The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-01-25

fIluag, January l5.-Board met
as per adjournment, with all mem
bers present.
On motion a refund was allowed to
Maye Reade for generalization in as
sessment, season of 1913 to the
amount of $2.19.
Winfred township. balance on three
bridges and grade, $201.46.
On motion the bill Of A. L. Muggli
for registration of voters was re-
jected.
On motion the following bills were
allowed;
a.. w. Sponholz. services on
insanity cases .........s %. IS
Hans Urdahl, services on in
sanity cases ....... 500
II. H. Holdridge. services on
insanity cases ...... 200
Henry Rohrer. salary as
county treasurer. Oct.
Nov. and Dec. ......... 875. 90
Ora Bergstreser. salary as
deputy county treasurer.
Oct, Nov. and Dec. $50. 90
Della Sheridan, salary as su-
perintendent of schools.
oct. Nov. and Dec. ~. s75 90
Grace Ginder. salary as dep
uty superintendent OF
schools, Oct, Nov. and
Dec. half time ........ Is. 90
Jas. l.. Sunde, salary as reg
lister of deeds. Oct, Nov.
and Dec. .............. 500 90
II. a. Huxford, salary as
deputy register OF deeds.
-
: Oct, Nov. and Dec. ...,. $50 90
NJ. d. McGillivray, salary as
county auditor ......... 375 90
Don G. McGillivray, deputy
county auditor. eleven
days in October ........ 21.12|
Lola Hart, deputy county
auditor part of Oct. Nov.
and Dec. 1856 81
10. o. Soften, courthouse
~janitor Oct, Nov. and
Dec. Observation-Disclosures. $50. 90
II. Fl. c. Christianson. eight
days as manager of poor
farm in Oct. .......... 1872
Frank Beckner, manager of
poor farm, part of Oct.
and all of Nov. and Dec. 100 rs
+. w. Butts, board of pris-
oners 60.75
The following doctors had bids on
file with the auditor for the care of
county charges for the ensuing year:
DR.. X. S. Westaby.
DIR. II. f. Kellogg.
DR.. E.sW. Goldman.
After giving each bid due examina-
ton and consideration. the bid of II.
+. Kellogg was decided on as being
the most satisfactory and he was APP
pointed county physician for the en-
suing year.
The following cities and villages
were designated as places for the sale
of mortgaged property:
Madison, S. D.. In front of Rankin
livery barn.
Chester. S. D., in front of livery
barn.
Wentworth, S. d.. in front of liv-
cry barn.
Rutland, S. d., in front of livery
barn.
Nunda, s. d., in front of livery
barn.
Ramona. S. D., in front of Dooley
livery barn.
Winfred, S. D., in front of Woods
livery barn.
Junius. S. D.. in front of Colman
lumber yard.
allowed:
American Book Co.. school
books for repositories ..s265.6s
CHM & Co, school books for
repositories ..,...,.. 1874
Silver Burdett & Co., school
books for repositories $40.
Educator School Supply Co,
school books for deposit
cries, balance ......... SILT
Meeting adjourned to meet Satur-
day, January 16.
Saturday, January 16.-The board
met as per adjournment, with all
members and auditor present.
The board then proceeded to draw
jurors for the February term to fill
the list furnished the board by the
clerk of courts.
After finishing OF the jury the
board then took up the matter of
naming the official papers for the en-
suing year which was as follows:
Winfred Dispatch, for two years.
Madison outlook, for one year.
Wentworth Enterprise, for one
year.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
p. A. Johnson. posting notice
of election 200
ID. McKinnon & Co., dry
goods and groceries for
poor as per bill ......... 28.51
f. W. Butts. sheriff fees $50. 10. 90
Ernest Keller, deputy sheriff
fees Observation-Disclosures. 10. 80
~. A. Johnson, blankets for
Jail and suit Of clothes
' for c. Demick. poor 49,. l7.26