Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-12

wheat, at l.lI
Gottlieb Huber. 900 bushels of
Scotch Fife wheat at ..... go
G. D. Rogers, 346 bushels of
No. 2 wheat at ........... 100
John Myhra of Wahpeton. not
definite.
Wilton Elevator Co., 1000
bushels wheat. Scotch
File, d. LOO
Wilton Elevator Co., 100
bushels of oats at ........... so
All of the above bids were upon
motion rejected.
The following bids for seed grain
were upon motion, accepted. provided
the bidder furnishes certified check
payable to the chairman of the board
of county commissioners, for s per
cent of the amount of bid as a guar
antee that seed will be as advertised
and proposed:
J. f. Eklund, 800 bushels of No. |
wheat to be delivered at home at 81. 10
per bushel.
S. NJ. Anderson, 1900 bushels No. l
wheat. to De delivered at home at
SILT per bushel.
Hans Christianson, 1900 bushels of
No. l wheat, to be delivered at home
at S1.15 per bushel.
Martin Bourgeois, 1000 bushels of
No. / wheat, to be delivered at home
at $1.0S per bushel.
Great Western Elevator Co. of Min
neapolis for 10000 of No. 1 wheat in
carload lots, delivered at stations on
the Northern Pacific and 500 railroad
lines, not to exceed over IL pound
dockage, at $1.1S per bushel. 10000
bushels of white oats. weighing not
less than IS pounds to the bushel, in
carload lots, delivered at stations on
both the Northern Pacific and 500
railroad lines, both wheat and oats
as designated by the Minnesota State
Grain Inspection department.
The board upon motion adjourned
TO meet on Thursday, March Is, 1911.
Minutes Of March 10th, 1911.
The board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment Upon the roll being called.
Messrs. Patterson. Korn, Davies and
Thompson responded.
The board upon motion rejected
all bids for gopher poison.
The auditor was upon motion in
structed to advertise for bids for
grading approaches to the bridge one
miles south of Sterling, between Sec
tons and in township 1873, range
rs. Bids to be opened on Wednesday,
April 5th. 1911 at II o'clock a. m. Fill
will be about 1000 cubic yards. Com.
missioner Korn moved, and Mr.
Thompson seconded that the auditor
advertise for feed for the needy farm
ers.
Upon the roll being called Messrs.
Thompson and Korn voted aye, and
Messrs. Patterson, Davies and Yes
perman voted no. and the motion was
declared lost.
The following bill was upon motion
allowed:
Adding Machine
Co., aduing machine ......$ 367.5O
The balance of the day being taken
up in looking over seed grain appli-
cations.
The board upon motion adjourned
to meet Friday, March II, 1911, at 9
o'clock a. m.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present Commissioners Patterson,
Korn. Thompson and Vesperman.
The minutes of March 14th were
read and the roll being called on the
of same, Messrs. Patterson,
Dayies, Korn, Thompson and Vesper-
man voted aye, and the minutes were
declared approved as read.
Upon motion Mr.. Sidney Harris was
appointed assessor for the Fourth
district.
The following warrants, having re-
manned uncalled for for period of
over six years, were upon motion can
celled: :.
Warrant No. 2256 in favor of J. B.
Potter, date, Feb. IS. 1905, LAO.
Warrant No. 2157, in favor of J. G.
Peits, date Feb. 18, 1905, $1O.26.
Warrant No. 2070, in favor of Cap
tain Prescott, date Feb IS, 1905,
s1.3O.
Warrant No. 1886, John Olson, as
signed to August Petersonist, 1905,
$3.50
Warrant 20. 1851, VIM Schnelle,
Jan. 2. 1905. $1.3O.
Warrant No. 2257, Walter Stuch.
Feb. 13. 1905. S1.40.
Warrant No. 1858 D. J. Warren,
Feb. 13, 1905. $500.
Warrant No. 2Os7, Tom Wing, Feb.
I. 1905. $40.
Warrant No. 2516, w. L. Wilson,
March is. 1905, $40.
Warrant No. 1880. G. B. Wallis.
March 16, 1905, $40
Warrant No. 1747, J. S. White, jar
2, 1905. $1.30.