Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-01-30

First State Bank Of Iona for $4,000
with the Dakota Trust Co., of Fargo as
surety.
First State Bank of Olga for $4,000
with the Dakota Trust Co., of Fargo as
surety.
First State Bank of Easily for $4,000
with the Dakota Trust Co., OF Fargo as
surety.
First State Bank of Calvin for $4,000.
with the Dakota Trust Co., at Fargo as
surety.
State Bank of Wales for $4,000 with
the Dakota Trust Go. of Fargo as surety.
State Bank of Sarles for $4,000 with
the Dakota Trust Co, of Fargo as surety.
State Bank of Hanna for $4,000 with
the Dakota Trust Co., of Fargo as
surety.
First National Bank of Munich for
$4,000 with the Fidelity and Deposit
Company of Maryland as surety.
The State Bank of Milton for $1,000
with the Northwestern Trust Co., of
Grand Forks as surety.
Farmers Bank of Munich for $4,000
with the Dakota Trust Co., of Fargo as
surety.
First National Bank of Osnabrock for
$4,000 with the Northwestern trust Co.,
OF Grand Forks as surety.
State Bank of Dresden for $4,000
with the Northern Trust Co., of Fargo
as surety.
Citizens State Bank Of Wales for $1,000
with the Northern Trust Co., of Fargo
as surety.
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Gallo for $4,000 with the Northern Trust
Co., OF Fargo as surety.
Cavalier County National Bank for
$4,000 with the Northern Trust Co., Of
Fargo as surety.
The Farmers State Bank of Alsen for
$1,000 with the Northwestern Trust Co..
OF Grand Forks as sureties,
State Bank OF Nekoma for $4,000 with
the Northwestern Trust Co., of Grand
Forks as. surety.
The Farmers and Merchants State
Bank of Sarles for $4,000 with the North.
western Trust o., of Grand Forks as
surety.
Bank of Mowbray for $4,000 with the
Dakota Trust Co., of Fargo as surety.
Upon motion it was decided that the
Langdon banks be required to furnish
$4,000 bonds and the banks outside O
Langdon $4,000 bonds and the states
attorney was instructed to inform the
different banks of the same and tt
furnish the additional bond.
Upon motion the board adjourned t.
Wednesday morning.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 9Th, 1913
Board convened pursuant to adjourn
ment at 900 p. N. All members present
R, B. Laing and S, g. Erickson sub
sc ribed to their oath of Office as count,
commissioners in the Third and Fourth
districts respectively in Cavalier count,
for the ensuing term.
!, Upon motion the board proceeded t
organize for the ensuing ear and select
ed Com'r Alex. Russell as chairman.
Bids for County Physician for the fur
nishlng of medicine and attending resi-
dent and transient poor IN thu severa
districts of the county were opened ant
the following bids we're accepted.
DR.. Backus for District No. l, at S144
DR.. Gibson for Districts No. 2 and
at 5000
Dr, Reilly, for District No. 3, at s75.
DR.. LaLonde for District No. 5. at SO
DR.. I. M. Law District No. 6, at SIP
Moved by Com'r E. Wienecke an
seconded by Com'r E. Porter that tn
Langdon Republican, the Courier-De
mocrat, Munich Herald and the Han
nah Moon be designated as the oficia
papers for the ensuing year.
An amendment was proposed by Com
r. B. Laing and seconded by Com'r S
e. Erickson that the Milton Globe, Han
nah Moon, Langdon Republican AM
the Courier Democrat be designated a
the official papers instead of those nam
ed in the original motion.
The amendment was lost and the orr
ginal motion carried.
1t was decided the above four oficia
papers receive the same amount for tn
printing of the proceedings of the count,
commissioners and such other ofjcia
matter as is required to be printed il
the official papers of the county, as i
only three papers had been appointed
Upon melton Frank j. Swartz was ap
pointed %janitor of the court house TO
the ensuing year.
Upon motion the board adjourned t.
the hour of two o'clock p. 10.
! AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board r%econvened pursuant to ad
journment.
All mamhers preSent,