Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-11
ram Tellinghusen, road work, $14.OO;;
Ole Danes, road work $500; Clarence

ram Tellinghusen, road work, $14.00;;
Ole Danes, road work $500; Clarence
Murphy, road work, $500; Karl
Knowles, road work, $500; Edward
Cloud, road work, $500; w. F.
Knowles, road work, $500; John
Weber, road work, $500; George VIE
BILE, witness justice court $2.10; A. p.
Nelson, road work, $500; Duke Will
sey, road work, $24.00; Hugh Reding-
ton road work, $3.50; H. E. Reding-
ton, road work, $3.50; William Wei
ton, road work, $780,; William We'll
ton, road work, $4,000; Tebbo Harms,
deputy superintendent highways
$42.5O; Frank Wilton, road work,
$500; John Harms, road work,
$780,; Frank Paul road work, $500;
William Kershaw, road work, $1,000;
George Deitzman, road work, $500;
F. J. GARNER & Son, road work,
$1,000; Tebbo Harms, road work,
$3.50; Lias Keever, road work, SO .;
Henry Schonert, road work, $119.00;
1ngvald Hide, road work, $500; Ing
valid Hide, road work, $500; 1ngvald
Hide, road work, $71.50; John A..
Carlson, road work, $4,000; Harry
MuIchter. road work, $500 Fred Ben
der, road work, $500; Bert Parker.
road work, $500; Henry Holwayner,
road work, $14.O0; J. L. Thomas, road
work, $1,000; George Iverson, road
work $500; Fred Planer, road work,
$500; Dan Tice, road work, $500; Ben
Davis, road work, $3.50; Henry Bow
man, road work, $1,000 Arthur SOL
berg, road work, $780,; Frank JAS
ken, road work, $15.75; Gottleb Alex
ander, road work, $500; William Tice,
road work, $14.O0; Walter Wickerly,
road work, $500; H. H. Wlens, road
work, $1,000; Henry Nickels, road
work, $500; William Deckert, road
work, $500. Adjournment taken to
the 10th.
Aug. 10th, 1911.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment on roll call; Commissioners
Korn, Davis, Patterson and Thompson
responded. The following bills were
allowed upon motion: Ludwig Iverson,
road work, $14.00; Jacob ]. Berg, road
work, $500; Eberheart Safer, road
work, $500; John Wellafhoff, road
work, $500; Gill Nelson, road work,
$500; Ole Anderson, road work, $500;
Henry Ochsner, road work, $500;
Clarence Weymat, road work, $500;
John H. Wiens, road work, $1,000;
August Solberg, road work. $4,000;
Robert Solberg, road work, $4,000;
A,,r C01hnrr tr0r1y Go m.
Wachter Transfer company, road
work, $96.75; Wachter Dray & Trans
fer company, drayage and supplies,
s22.2O; Hugo Solberg, road work,
$4,000; c. A. Carlson, road work.
$4,000; Herman Schoon, road work,
$1,000; Herman Gierke, road work,
$4,000; E. Lauge, road work, $500; AL
bert Lutgens, road wor- $1,000;
Adolph Degner, road worn, $500;
Daniel Sanmeyer, road work $1,000;
NJ. H. Thomas, road work, $4,000; Har
ry Knowles, road work, $34.50; Charles
Seilinger, road work, $500; Hum
phrey Galley, road work, $1,000;
Geirge Wilsey, road work, $3.50; Earl
Wilsey, road work, $14.00; William
Bloenses. road work, 60 cents; Wal
ter Swanson, road work, $4,000; Bis
marck Tribune company, supplies,
$21.47; A. J. Arnot, juror justice court,
$11O; William Falconer, juror justice
court, $1.10; T. E. Flaherty, postage,
$500; E. G. Fields, coroner fees,
$14.25; sheriff fees, Frank Barnes,
$3.50; Frank Fox, coroner's witness.
$500; Fred Carstens, coroner's wit
ness, $500; Arthur Bauer, coroner's
witness, 1910; Jacob Heinbur, coro-
ner's juror, $1.70; Guisepi De Roso,
coroners juror, s1.7O; Wilbur Heath,
coroner's Juror, S1.10; Thomas Dugan,
coroner's juror, $40; H. o. Simons,
boarding and guarding, $685.; St.
Alexius hospital, keeping poor, Fred
Pixley, $31.00; c. r. Kositzy, balance
of salary due for 1909, 1880;
Frank Johnson, road work, $26.CJ.
Upon motion the poll tax of Robert
Sharp was ordered refunded with II
cents penalty, which he paid, on affi-
davit that he was over 60 years old
and not subject to poll tax. The tax
of Frank Wilton was upon motion
cancelled in Menoken township for
the year 1906, as he was assessed in
Menoken and Mckenzie township for
said year $3O4.00 valuation.
Upon motion it was ordered that
there be refunded to w. c. Foster
$2S.27, one-half of the amount paid
by him as taxes and costs of secur-
ing a tax deed on Ek of NWA and
VIZ of NEA of section 10, township
1877, range 70, as part of same was
washed away by the Missouri river
previous to the time of purchase by
him. Adjournment was taken until
afternoon.
Aug. 10, 1911, 2:3o p. N.
The meeting was called to order by
the chairman; those answering roll
call were: Commissioners Korn, Pat
terson, Thompson and Vesperman,
also County Superintendent Vigness,
this being the time set to act upon the
petition of the residents of Glenview
and Croft townships asking that a
new and separate common school dis
trict be organized in accordance with
the provisions of section "A of chap
ter 266 of the session laws of 1911.
The following described lands to be in