Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-11

William Rich, Janitor work,
COur room = W
Fred Guderian, wolf bounty. / 30
Otto Q. OttosOn, care of ). jon
dahl IL 0o
Dakota Lumber Co, supplies TO
Johndahl go
c l. Afford, witness fees....... 20
American Book Co, school text
books per contract. .-....... 5S4 rs
J ii Lund, county judges salary
March w w
L w Taylor, states attorney sal
AIRY March ,...........-.". 10 w
Ross Il Company. telephone ser
vice Jan, Feb. March ...... 1890. y 10
L II Foster, coffin and funeral
Chas. ~Clemens..... II 90
The Fair, supplies to poor...... 10 80
Justice quarterly report of Thos Nc
Alien, case OF state VS.. Anton Leda, was
presented and on motion approved.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
Thos McAlleD, justice fees. .... s 6 80
Oscar Johnson, constable fees =. II 80
The bill of Matt Behres in the sum Of
Tl OV lOI NltHSSS ices was VII hlutIOh ic-
jected.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet at 80 o'clock y. IN.
1880 p. m. The board Of county com
missiouers met as per adjournment-all
members present.
4 petition was presented, asking the
board OF county commissioners to vacate
that part of the county road running in
a westerly direction through Webster
township, beginning at the southwest
corner of the north west quarter Of sec
ton tweuty-nine and ending at the so ruth
east corner of the northeast quarter of
section twenty.eight of said township.
A remonstrance against above petition
was also presented, and a number of
persons having interests adverse to said
petitioners appeared before the board to
show cause why the prayer of said petit.
tion should not be granted. The time
having arrived for action on the sch DOL
petitions filed with the county auditor,
the board on motion decided to view the
road in question, after disposing of the
school petitions.
On motion the board OF county com
mlssioners adjourned and organized as a
school board, Superinten dent Halvorson
presiding.
A petition was presented asking tina,
"A new sch .ol district be created in Cen.
trail Point township from territory no W
included within school districts Nos. 1872
1873 and 1S4 as follows: All that part oil
school district No. 1872 in Central Poin,
township (~section 81, all that part OF
school district No. 1873 in Central Po;n,
township and all of the following de
scribed land now included in school dis
trict No. 1s4; all that part OF section;
three and ten IN range "a: all of sections
eight, nine, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen
the north half OF section seven, all OF
section five except the northwest uuar
ter thereof and all of section four excep,
the north-wes quarter thereof, all in
township one hundred twenty n Of
range fifty four.
A remonstrance against the formation
OF said new district was presented and
attorney Frank Sears appeared for those
opposed to the granting OF the petition
Attorney Il. w. Taylor appearing for the
petitioners. On motion the petition was
laid over until 0 o'clock a. M. Wednes.
day, April 3.
a petition was presented, asking that
school districts Nos. 1872 and 1888 be abol.
ished and out of the territory comprised
IN said districts a new school districts be
created to include the following describ.
ed land: Sections one, two, three, ten
eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen and
fifteen all in township one hundred
twenty-one OF range fifty-five. And that
ali that part OF school districts Nos. 1S2
and 1873 not included in the said descrip-
ton OF territory, be incorporated into
that certain new district petitioned for
in Central Point township.
On motion the petition was laid over
until . o'clock a. m, Wednesday, April
8, 1901.
A petition was presented asking to
have the following described land an.
ncxed to school district No. 1856: The
north halt OF sections twenty. twenty.
three and twenty-four in township enc
hundred twenty.one of range fifty four.
A remonstrauce signed by seventeen
residents OF the school districts affected
was presented, demonstrating against