Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-06-12

James Coin !. ....... ...... z %
| James Coin. Z so
J. Fl. Lund, county judge sal
airy, April and May s......, 100 90
| Oscar Grue, clerk, registers
ONCE .....,. -. ... ......~ o ~
Fred Brolin, care Of Karl And
erson to June 2, 1902. ........ "a 90
Zacharias Peterson, care Of
Karan Peterson, April aud
May ...................... 30 90
E. s. Phillips, draying ,....... rs
Jas. Peterson & Co.. supplies to
county .................... 20 Go
j. II. Lund, services-board of
insanity. go. 2 w
J, N. Long, care of Blade fam
lily, April 40 w
Russell & Crowley, repairing
cfstern pump ....,.-..- 80
Hula Wendorf, cleaning Off
ces and vaults, asked $3.50
y allowed .........,.,...-.r. ii %
Application of Ole Nelson for loan
from permanent school fund was pre-
sented and or motion approved in the
sum of 100000.
Claim of Brown & Saenger in the sum
of SOS. so for u steel omnibus for regis
ter of deeds Office was presented and
on motion rejected.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
John III. Stains, witness fees,
coroner's inquest. ..........$ 10
VIM. Ryan, witness fees, cor
oner's inquest $50. ..... 10
Z. r. Foster, witness fees,
%coroner's inquest. $3.50. ..... 10
Herman Olson, witness fees, Asf
eoroner's inquest. ........... 10
Arthur jones, witness fees,
coroner's inquest. ..,....,... ! 10
Frank Hillard, witness fees,
coroner's inquest. .%... 10
M. Darmody. witness fees,
coroner's inquest. .........,. 10
Coroner's account of M. Q. Schen-
ecker, coroner, in the matter of the
inquisition of Merit Kuni, deceased, wa
presented and on motion allowed in the
sum of $13. 80. a
Application of Tom johnson for loan
from the permanent school fund, was
presented and on motion approved in
the sum of $4,000.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet Wednesday, June 4th, at 3 o'clock
a. m.
"Wednesday, June A, 1909, O'Clock q. m.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
mentraii members present.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
A. E. Raynes, printing and
publishing 9 1875 SS
Bristol Tribune, printing and
stationery 81 90
Adams & Denton, stationery 4S 30
Webster World, printing and
publishing. Claimed s96.OS;
allowed 90 oS
Webster World, stationery 1 20
Adams & Denton, printing and
publishing. Claimed 1921;
allowed 81 81
Keith Architect Co., plans and
specifcations-county poor
house 100 90
Merit Flanders, court order 2 10
Candy s. Cotton, moving deten-
ton hospital 80 90
Mrs. f. Fl. Negaard, care of =.
Beata Westgaard, April and
May ...a.... 80 90
William Rich, sheriff fees. 4 &C
Chilson & Haugen, supplies to
county Q 10
On motion the county auditor was
appointed s purchasing agent for the
county and instructed to obtain the
lowest prices from the different printing
companies and supply houses for books,
stationery and supplies required by the
different offices, before ordering the
same. Said purchasing agent to receive
a compensation of $50 per annum
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
st. Johns Hospital, care of
Amund Negaard. Theodore
Nelson, David Miles. Albert
Weatphall and Carl Anderson$ IA 90
Ole n. Norby, juror fees l 10
+. ID. Baillie, juror fees 40
Il. A. Wearne, fuel TO Kashnia,
Schacher and county. 20 SO
Chilson & Haugen, supplies t.
Mrs. Carlson. .......... 10 %
Perkins Bros. Co., stationery 1 90
William Rich, work in court
yard and Jail ....,....4 II 90
On motion the auditor was instructed
to advertise for bids for county physic-
ians for distrists Nos. /, 2 and 8, for the
year beginning July /, 1902. Said