The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-22
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

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Chas. Dirks. T. II. Abbott, c. e. Stod-
'dard, county auditor, and l.. L. Wagner,
sheriff: absent, III. G. Gum.
On motion following bills were al
lowed:
Richard Martin, grading, $1O4.
John Martin, grading. $50.
l.. Fl. Malone, grading, $9S.
Rubertus 4 Hay, for o pillow. $17.-
Iowa Bridge company, for bridges
built, SIS, 0S2.1O.
Biersdorff Bros, merchandise for
Mrs. Sluka, $3.50.
On motion board adjourned to l
G. N. McCoilum. chairman pro ten.
Attest:
c. Z. Stoddard. county auditor.
Afternoon Session-Board met pur-
suant to adjournment. Present: G.. N.
McCollum, chairman pro tenn; Jos ".
Wagner, Chas. Dirks, Il. II. Abbott, G.
E. Stoddard, county auditor, and L. l..
Wagner. sheriff: f.. Abbott. III. G.. Gum.
on motion following bills were allow
ed:
VIM. Metzger, merchandise for Mrs.
Sluka for August and September, 1914,
S23.61.
Biersdorff Bros. merchandise for
Couron family, $40.
NJ. III. Hauge. blacksmith work. $S4.-
40.
John Deutscher. dragging roads, $37.
Frank Plattner, dragging roads,
s27.75.
c. l.. Bohac, county treasurer,
express, freight. ETC., $76.24.
Perkins Bros. company, stationery,
$21.42. ....
Capital Supply company, stationery,
$44.40.
Zion office Supply company, station
v. A. Beach Printing company
Educator School Supply company,
stationery, $3.50.
.td Educator IS, ssh he Supply company
Perkins Bros. company, stationery,
1855.
Brown & Saenger, election supplies,
$500.
Brown & Saenger, election supplies.
$S4.05.
News Printing company, stationery,
S2.06.
Chas. E. Merrill company, school
books, $47.SS.
Chas. E. Merrill company, school
books, 1922.
Rand Mentally company, school books,
$3.50.
silver Burdett company, school books,
$56.SS. .'....
silver Burdett company, school books,
S174.50.
Capital Supply company, school
books $54.
CHM & Co.. school books. $211.66.
Justice report of j. A. Dvorak. for
glandered horses was accepted n
following bills allowed:
J. A. Dvorak, justice fees. $5.15.
Frank Rada, APPRAISER, SO.
Peter Petrik, appraiser, SO.
Paul Petrik, appraiser, SO.
Moved and seconded that a refund
be made to E. W.. Monfore On a Valua-
ton Of $1,000 for the year of 1913. mo-
ton carried.
r. E. Oelrich, dragging roads, $67.50.
On motion the following committee
was appointed to view road work in
section 36-94-59 and section 24-95-5S. to
wit: T. H. Abbott, Chas. Dirks and
c. N. McCollunl.
Moved and seconded that q rebate OF
1914 taxes be made to John Innes on
two mules, one mare and two cows, mo-
tion carried.
On motion following bills were al
lowed:
T. v. Ptak Lumber company, cul-
verts etc., $17S.2O.
T.. ". Ptak Lumber company, cul-
verts screens, $763.61.
T. V. Ptak Lumber company, culverts
ETC., $9S.O3.
on motion the deed OF Geo. e. Wick
ems and o. e. Wickens his wife to the
county of Bon Homme for a strip OF
land for road purposes was accepted
and ordered recorded.
Moved and seconded that the chair
man of the board, C. N. McCollum and
the county auditor be n are hereby
authorized to sign agreement between
Bon Homme county and 7. V. Ptak, V.
j. Ptak and Mrs. Josefa Bouza for use
of sewer, motion carried.
On motion the bill of L. +. Chladek
for medicines for poor for $6S.SO was
allowed.
Moved and seconded that a refund be
made for error in assessment of John
Hursell on lots 5, 6, Z block E in Fos-
ter, Mcintyre G. Bookings addition
for house valuation of $3.50 motion car
ried.
The following named qualified voters
were appointed to act as judges at the
general election to be held on Tuesday
November 3, 1914, at the various vot-
ing precincts throughout the county,
the first named in each precinct to be
superintendent of election, to-wit:
Scotland Precinct - F. j. Wanek,
Minch. Zolnowsky, Philip Engel.
Monroe-John Eckert, 5. J. Heb,
JOS. Bendar
Jackson-F. A. Bower, John Carda, H.
L. DeNeu
~Cleveland-S. j. Heitgen, Jas. Hum
pal. Franklin Bussey.
Hancock-David Hubregtse, Leonard
Hoileman, Hugh Foley.
Running Water-Thos. G. Maxwell, E.
NJ. Arnson, Jas. Donnelley.
Neutrality-suspicious. Plattner, John
Schneider, Fred Schneider.
Avon-T. J. Jones, L.. A. Robinson,
W. p. j. Hagarty.
Lincoln-ThCs. Sykora, Frank Brych,
N. G. Serr.
Albion-E. J. Dawes, ]. w. Ferguson,
Edw. Post.
Springfield-Geo. w. Henderson. NJ.
l.. Brid8man. j. M. McCollum.
Tyndall-F. f. Chladek, M. E. Nc
Cormick, H. b. Phoenix.
EMANUEL. V. PirOutek, Frank Koc-
ourek, Aug. Wiederrich.
Fraklin-Henry Wynia, Henry Hoff,
Leroy Hammond.
Tabor-Jos. Hruska, Frank V~avrus-
ka, V. J.. Noll.
Jefferson-Dwight Mcdonald, II. II.
Koehn, VIM. SkalIel.
Bon Homme-Jas. Harrison, Oscar
Harrison. f. G. Byrne.
The following anne were selected
TO fill the jury box, to-wit:
Jas. Bendar, ]. J. Hakl, Alois Caba,
John Van der Ploeg. VIM. Thompson,