Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-04-14

Jesse Stayton e.. 3 90
Robert Stayton o. 3 90
Don Smith 2 70
Henry Surmeyer $50
On motion the Board of County Com
missioners adjourned to meet at 100
O'Clock Z. NJ. LOO O'Clock ?. NJ. the
Board met pursuant to adjournment, all
members present.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
/. S. Coomes, Justice of the
Peace fees ...................S II 90
Mohs & Karpen, burial poor and
repairs. observation-disclosures. as Oh
Gibson Haugen Co., merchan-
disc poor farm. "a SO
Chilson- Haugen Co., merchan-
disc for county ......... rs
K. w. Harris, justice of the
peace fees. ................... IL 70
r. w. Harris, justice of the
peace fees. .................. 10
S. f. Bronson & Co., stationery
LOT county ...............,... y 20
Webster Hardware Company,
merchandise for poor farm. 8 So
Webster Hardware Company,
merchandise for county,. 40
First National Bank, court or
ders. ................... 5 so
M. c. Schenecker, physician for
poor. ....... ................. IL w
M. c. Schenecker, physician for
poor, asked $50. so allowed e. 26 Is
News Printing Co., stationery
county ...............,.. Z 90
M. C. Schenecker, physician
poor Iarin. .................... 8 on
st. Mary's Hospital. care of C.
Carlson, asked $4,000, al
lOWeu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Az w
st. Mary's Hospital, care of Mrs
Olson and Victor Johnson, ask
$4,000, allowed ............. so 90
j. V. Martin, serving papers,. 2 80
Frank Gruby, serving papers. A 60
Chas. A. Bahr, meat for poor
farm. observation-disclosures. i 20
The Board of County Commissioners
adjourned and organized as a Board of
Education, Superintendent j. M. Best
presiding.
A petition to change the boundaries
of school districts No. 139 and 140 was
presented and on motion granted. The
boundaries of School District No. 14O
to be as follows: All of sections 10, 20,
81, %, 20, 80, except northwest d of
30 and 81, except northwest d 81, 80
and 33, all in township No. 122, range
81; also sections A, and 6, except the
west Z of southeast a and lot of Sec
ton 6, all in township 121, range 81.
No further business before the Board
of Education the Board adjourned and
organized as a Board of County Com
missioners.
At 500 O'Clock the Board adjourned
to meet at 900 A. M. Wednesday, the
9th.
Wednesday, the 9Th, Board met as
per adjournment, all members present.
Moved by Commissioner Long, sec
onded by Raffelson, to transfer balance
in county game fund prior to July 1st,
1909, amount $956.s5, to county general
fund.
On motion Commissioner Wheeler
was ordered to blacklist Chas. McGar-
ry' to notify all saloons and drug stores
not to sell or give to said Chas. McGar-
ry any intoxicating liquors of any kind,
under the provisions of law.
Drainage petition from Valley town.
ship presented and by the Board APP
proved. The Board set Saturday, the
S0th of April, as the time to view the
outlaying of said drainage.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed
c. c. jenkins, game warden,
January ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l28 40
c. c. jenkins, game warden,
FEBRUARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % w
c. c. Jenkins, game warden,
March ...... .......... So 70
Chas. J. Lindquist, sheriff fees 104 10
Chas. j. Lindquist, collecting
taxes 81. ....... ........... 800 80
John H. Lund, attorney by order
of court .............. Is 90
John H. Lund, interpreter by
order of court. ............... 90
Webster Telephone Company,
messages and rent, March. -. IL 25
Sears & Potter, written advice rs 90
Oscar Grue, justice of the peace