The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-30

Judge, SO; r.. Il. Musser, Judge, Sc;
Fred schneider, Judge, Sc; Frank
Blaka. clerk, SO; John Thum, clerk, 80:
M. "A. Vellek, delivering ballot box
2 mileage. $3.50; School District No.
Monroe Precinct-John Eckert, Judge,
$6i IT.. Bartunek, Judge, So; 8. G.. Heb,
S6. G. M. Sipes, clerk, So; John Eckert.
delivering ballot box and mileage, $3.50;
School District No. Sc, rent. So.
Franklin Precinct - Henry Radack,
Judge, So; Dennis Murphy, judge, Sc;
Henry Huff, Judge, S.; John Hauck,
clerk, Sc; Leroy Hammond clerk, Sc:
Dennis Murphy, delivering box and
mileage, $3.50: School District No. Il,
Lincoln Precinct - Frank Wysuph,
Judge, IS; M. S. Rada, Judge, SIS; r.
Sternhagen, judge, IS: Christ Moser,
clerk. IS; F. ]. Kloucek. clerk, S.;
Frank Wysuph, delivering ballot box
and mileage, $3.50; Gchool District No.
20, rent, $40. III
Cleveland Precinct -~ =. A. Cole,
Judge, So; Franklin Bussey, judge. So:
Frank Rattan, judge, So; A. Hovorka,
clerk; SO; #. j. Benesh, clerk, So; j. A.
Cole, delivering ballot box and mileage,
81 School District No. 60, rent, So.
Jefferson Precinct-H. H. Koehn,
Judge, Sc; Geo, E. Wickens, Judge, Sc;
w. e, Soden, judge, Sc; F. G. Bangert,
clerk, Sc; f. W. Bangert, clerk, Sc: H.
H. Koehn, delivering ballot box and
mileage, $4.75; School District No. 80,
rent, So. ...,. ... .#.
Hancock Precinct-John r. Kirk,
Judge. Sc; Egbert Hornstra. judge, Sc,
Olof Lundin. judge, Sc; p. F. Morrison,
clerk, S. Bud Martin, clerk, Sc; John
r.. Kirk, delivery of ballot box and
mileage, $500; NJ. A, Fauwer. hall rent,
Bon Homre Precinct-C. c. Tor
renee, judge, Sc; e. NJ. Lumm, judge,
50; +. c. Byrne, judge, Sc; ". F. Wells,
clerk, Sc: c. e. Gardner, clerk, Sc; C..
c.. Terrence, delivery Of ballot box and
IS; f. c. Byrne. cleaning hall and light,
Springfield Precinct-F. c.. Clancy,
Judge, Sc; Ed Holleman, Judge, So;
Percy Kibble. Judge, Sc; F. J.. Oelrich,
clerk. So: B. H. Bridgman, clerk, So;
e. l.. DeMelt. delivery of ballot boxes
Running Water Preo,nct-chrlst
Helms, Judge, $3.50; D. F. Billlck, Judge.
$3.50: John Martin. Judge, $3.50 J..
Priestley, clerk $3.50; r. II. Auden,
clerk, $3.50; Christ Helms, delivery Of
ballot o and mileage, "a: ]. w. Brad
berry, rent of own hall. S..
Tyndall Precinct-F. F. Chladek,
Judge, Sc; Gus e. HaIlberg, Judge, Sc;
VIM. O.. Robinson, judge, Sc; II. l.
Taplett, clerk, Sc; p. r. Weisser, clerk,
Sc: F. F" Chladek, deliver of ballot box
and mileage. 1910.
On motion board adjourned to /
H. G. Gum, Chairman
c. E. Stoddard, County Auditor.
Afternoon Session.
Board of county commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment. Present!
II. G. Gum. chairman; Joseph v. Wag-
ner, G. N. McCollum, Charles Dirks, G..
e. Stoddard, county auditor, M l.. L.
Wagner, sheriff. Absent: T. H. Abbott.
Quite a large number OF auto own
ers OF the county met with the board
Of county commissioners and offered
in the form Of a resolution suggestions
as to the matter In which the county
auto fund should be expended.
The school petition signed by Jacob
Nyhouse and others praying for a
change of the boundaries OF school dis
tricts Nos. IA, II, 70, 16 and 81 was read
and on motion accepted and Wednes-
day, May 6, 1914 at 2 o'clock d. m,
was set as the time to hear said petit
ton.
A remonstrance petition signed by
August Kraft n others against the
division OF school districts Nos. II, IT,
70, 16 and Fl was read and on motion
accepted and Wednesday, May 6, 1914,
at 2 o'clock p. m, was set as the time
for hearing said petition.
The petition Of Jacob f. Steiner and
others praying for a change of the
boundary lines OF school districts Nos.
50 and SO was read n on motion ac-
cepted n Wednesday, May 6. 1914.
at 2 o'clock p. m, was set as the time
for hearing said petition.
A remonstrance petition signed by
Christ Schneider and others remon-
districts. Nos. so. and 83 was read and
IN motion accepted and Wednesday,
May 6, 1914, at 2 o'clock p. m, was
set as the time for hearing sail remon-
STRANGE.
The petition Of August Kraft and
others praying for a change OF the
bounaries OF school districts Nos. Ia
cepted and Wednesday. May 8. 1914,
at 2 o'clock p. m, was set as the time
for hearing said petition.
The petition Of August Kraft and
others praying for a change of the
boundary lines of school districts Nos.
IA and .13 was q n on motion ac-
cepted and Wednesday, May 6, 1914, at
z O'CLOCK p. m, was set as the time TOT
hearing said petition.
On nation board adjourned to
Thursday. April 8, 1914, at 9 o'clock a.
m.
" H. G. Gum, Chairman.
Attest:
c. E. Stoddard, County Auditor.
Thursday, April 9, 1914.
Board Of county commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment. Present:
II. G.. Gum, chairman; Joseph V. Wag-
ner, G. N. McCollum, Charles Dirks, c.
E. Stoddard, county auditor. Absent:
r. II. Abbott.
On motion following bills were al
lowed:
H. G. Gum, county work, 1925.
H. G. Gum, money paid out, SO. !
8. C. Heb; member of proposal COM
mittee, mileage, "a.
Anton Hajek, God for court house,
$3.50.
VIM. Black. NJ. D., medical assist
ance to Sluka family, $3.50.
]. o. Lee, printing, SIT.
J. O. Lee, printing, $4.35.
Tyndall Printing company. printing
primary election ballots, $121.5O,
Tyndall Printing company, printing
$21.5O.
Tabor Independent, printing. $3S.S9.
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