The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-06-25

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g. Gum.
On motion following bills were al
lowed;
Albert Rokusek, grading. $1,000.
Alex Wood. grading, $S4.75.
John Kratky, grading, $3.50.
G. "A. Johnson, grading, $4S.
G. A. Johnson, grading, $48.
q. A. Johnson, grading, $48.
q. A. Johnson, grading, S72.
f. l.. DeMelt, grading, SIP.
Cyrus House, grading, $106.
G. @. Terrence. grading, $11450.
Christ Sorenson, grading, $40. .t
A. Poelstra, grading, So
l.. A. Lyons, grading. $t08.
A. ]. Herman, grading, So
Joseph Shuch, grading, $12.
j. a. Cole, grading, SIC.
p. J. Schaffhausen, grading, IS.
Joseph Rous, grading. "a.
Alice G. Meyers, conducting eighth
grade examinations, Sc.
Mrs. Margaret Provost, conducting
eighth grade examinations, 81.
Sadie Thomas, conducting eighth
grade examinations, $6.
l.. T., Wagner, sheriff fees, d9.40.
l.. L. Wagner sheriff fees, 1855.
l.. l.. Wagner, sheriff fees, $500
r. T. Berry, grading, $92.
III. l.. Nelson, grading, SIS.
II. r. Berry, grading, $40.
George Bertus, grading, $1S
George Meyer, grading, ~.
Glynn Bors, for three road drags, $4S
Henry Radack, grading. $50.
DR.. VIM. Black. medical attendance
20 Peter Chatfield. $2450.
Mikolas & Matuska, digging sewer
and Water ditch to new court house,
$7495.
WIN. Metzger merchandise for Mrs.
Sluka, SEAS
r. A. Hubner, grading, SIS.
IL. a. HuDner grading, $50. .u-F.t
r. T. Berry, nails and hardware, $780,
Earl Mcneil, grading 81.
Jas. Benesh, grading. SIS.
Geo. Calender, work on ditch, Sc.
Ruhertus e Hay, road plows, $32.
"a Thos. Svanda, grading, 81.
L. A. Krall, auto for Miss English S12.
L. c. Burgstahler, laying sewer to
new court house, S..
w. H. Robinson, work on sewer, $3.50.
K a. X. store, merchandise for poor,
81.
WIN. McBurney, merchandise for
court house, $4.20.
Jury and witness fees for May term
of court $413.25.
ER. r. Robinson. clerk of courts fees
for May term Of court, $62.35.
r. ]. oelrick, concrete work as
amended, $266.30.
Fullerton Lumber company, lumber
and cement, S159.30. n..... D.. "
R. T.. Oelrich, grading, SGT. 1G
8. j. Heb, grading, 1855. ~
Henry Pudwill, grading, $50. -.'
Fred Reiner, grading, SIS.
John Prins, grading, SIG. rsa#
Adam Dewald, grading, $21.55.
Christ g. Heb, grading, SIG.
Jacob Dewald. grading, SIS.
Peter Glanzer, grading, $3.50.
John ]. Heb. grading, $500.
On motion board adjourned to 3
o'clock a. m. Wednesday June 10, 1914.
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Attest:
e. e. Stoddard, County Auditor,
Wednesday, June TO- 1914. Board Of
county commissioners met pursuant to
adjournment Present: G. N. McCol-
lum, chairman pro tenn, Jos. ". Wag-
ner Chas. Dirks, T. III. Abbott, G. T..
Stoddard, county auditor and l.. l..
Wagner, sheriff. Absent: III. G. Gum,
1t being the time set for opening bids
for furniture for the new court house,
the board proceeded to open bids for
the wood furniture; the following
G. Saenger, Sioux Falls, s. D.; Mitchell
Publishing company. Mitchell. s. D.,
and VIII A. Beach Printing company,
Sioux Falls. s. ID. "s.
The board opened the following bids
for steel furniture: Mitchell Publish
ing company Mitchell s. d.; Watson
Manufacturing company, Jamestown,
N Y; Van Dorm Iron Works company,
Cleveland. ohio; Brown. & Saenger,
Sioux Falls, s. d., and Will A. Beach
Printing company, Sioux Falls, S. ID.
Board spend the rest of the forenoon
inspecting samples of steel and wood
On motion board adjourned to 1880
o'clock d. M sa
G. NJ McCollum, Chairman pro tenn.
Attest:
G. e. stoddard, County Auditor,
A "a.
suant 10 adjournment Present: G. N.
McCollum, chairman pro tenn; Jos. ".
Wagner, Charles Dirks i. III. Abbott,
c. r. Stoddard, county auditor, and l.
1. Wagner, sheriff Absent; H. G.
Gum. ..s
missioners adjourned as such board
and met as board of education, Gilbert
6. Elites. county superintendent, pre-
siding. t4VEs
The petition of Fred Schneider and
others praying to change the boun-
daries OF school districts Nos. IS, IS
and %, school district No. IL to in
elude sections %, 23, "a, rs, rs and q,
township S. range So; school district
No. is to include sections 10, Al, IL, 10,
IA and is. township 95 range SO; school
district No. % to include sections %,
e, "a, .25, 26 and "a, township 3d. range
%, and the unaccounted territory to be
organized In a new school district, No.
81, to include sections "a, 35 and SO,
township So. range So and sections 1,
and 8, township 80, range SO, was
read. t.. ~.
"A remonstrance. signed by George
Suess and others, demonstrating
against the division of the above men
toned districts. was read.
On motion. the petition of Fred
Schneider and others, praying for the
divisions Of school districts Nos. 10,
IS and 20, as above mentioned, was
granted 3
On motion, board of education adj
tourned as such board and met as
board OF countv commissioners.
On motion, the agreement between
the Northwestern Casualty company
and the county Of Bon Homme in re-
gard TO the county treasurer's bond
was accepted.
Moved by Commissioner McCollum
and seconded by Commissioner Wag-
ner that the proposition OF the Van
4 Dorm Iron Works company, OF Cleve-
land, Ohio. TO furnish and install the,
metal furniture, equipment and FIX