The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-03-24

school desks to John Olson for $40.
The following bills were audited
and allowed.
Teachers end Janitor's pay roll.
Bill of Washburn COOPERATIVE Store 2 50
80 : Medford wood, Electric Bell 8 90
Mae Terry supplies for Lincoln school 2 90
Bill of Frank Windyl labor and lumber dis
! trict NO & Ia 80
Bill ofO. P. Melstrand, lumber and labor
banking school 90
Meeting adjourned.
A. P. Melstrand,
Secretary. pro tenn.
Dec. 18th, 1903.
Special meeting of the exective
board of school directors.
Present, L. A. Simonson, pres. J.
A. Sheridan, secretary
The following business was trans
acted
Bills allowed as follows:
B. Ungrodt, stove hardware etc. 40 81
Ed. Gulseth putting on strom windows. sheds
etc. Lincoln school, IL 70
N. w. Fuel Co. 10000 lbs. hard coal, and
soft, 16l SO
| George Hogan. labor as per bill 3 IS
F.s. Colquhoun, hardware and supplys to
schools 90
The Times publishing proceedings and no.
tices 80
L. A. Simonson and D. E. Camerons expens-
es to Superior, visiting manual training
schools 2S 10
L. A Simonson stove for Larson's school II 90
Neps and Itemizer publishing of proceedings
stationery etc. Il so
VIM. Olson, freight and drayage, 16 45
Mrs. V. Rummel washing storm windows 90
Mr.. L. A. Simonson turned over to
secretary $1,000 amount received for
desk.
Meeting adjourned.
J. A. Sheridan.
Secretary.
Dec. 10Th. 1903.
Bill OF W. H. Kerr, for 10 cords of wood to
/ Cherriville schools, 20 90
Dec. 18th, 1903.
Regular meeting OF Executive
board of school directors.
Present at roll call L, A. Simon
son, president; A. P. Melstrand,
vice president; J. A. Sheridan,
secretary.
The following business was trans
acted:
Auditing of bills as followss:
Teachers and Janitors wages for three weeks
for most OF teachers 1883 81
Larson Bros. wood furnished at Benoit and
Fish creek by Tom Thompson % cords
SO 90
Pete Jensen livery, bill trip to junction 90
F. E. Beecher. hauling children to Cherry
vile % 90
The application of Miss Scott for
an advance o. salary from $50 to $50
par month was considered and on
motion of Mr.. Simonson said advance
was granted The board consider
ing her success as teacher deserved
said advance.
Miss M. Murphy having resigned
her position at Larson S school, dis.
5, on motion it was decided to offer
Miss Sweezy the position made
vacant by said resignation.
The matter Of transporting the
children from Tomkins farm to
Benoit was considered and Mr.. 1
Simonson was appointed to see about
getting transportatio for said child
rem, six in number.
The following wood bills were then
presented and allowed:
Geo. Hogan 10 cords II. w. Woodland School
Is 90
Joseph Wsinzel II eds wood at Nash % 90
Meeting adjourned.
J. A. Sheridan,
Secretary.
Dec. "a. 1903
Special Meeting.
Present, L. Silnonson, president;
J. A. Sheridan, secretary.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
John A. Lapsley. Is cords OF hardwood Walk.
er school 70 Is
Pete Jensen, about so cords hardwood Is 90
Mrs, Gordon Downs for teachers wages last
two weeks in November, Is 90
Mrs. w. G.. Van Oerum Benoit 200
r. w. French & Son. repairs Woodland rs
Meeting adjourned.
J. A. Sheridan,
Secretary.
Dec. Gath, 1903. o1
SDccial Meeting