The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-02-25

day, the 18th, and the Board won ID
receive bids Tor the supplying of
said furniture at the SPECIAL meet
irg to he held on Friday the 18th.
Upon molten, duly seconded, i,
" -,-lided to purcha-e films
SSbinef ard table from Nj. Il .Trees-
Ter for the sum OF $500.
The matter of leasing rooms for
county cnc-s III tie Veset!l build
ing was taken Up and Mr.. Robinson
advised the Board it would be nee
Isatury TO await The return of Mr..
Veseth' to Malta, WHICH would ne
within a few days.
Upon suggestion by Mr.. Whitcomb
it was decided to have Miss Sims.
tn G County superintendent of
Schools meet with the Board in
regard to appointing board Of
county examiners.
upon motion. duly seconded, it
was decided to permit the different
officers to order such stationery nee
essary until rugular printing con-
tEaot was let by the Board.
1t was found to be necessary for
some, of the county officers to visit
the county offices at Glasgow and
Chinook in connection with the
work i'll their offices and to enable
them to order the required supplies
record books, ETC., therefor, and
by Mr. Whitcomb, 1T was decided
to allow the actual travelling ex-
pense OF said officers.
Upon motion Of Mr. Whitcomb,
seconded by Mr.. Miller, it was de-
ttded to open bids for printing con-
tract on Monday, the 18th, and bids
for TRANSFERRING of records on
TUESDAY the | 9Th.
Upon motion duly seconded the
board adjourned until 2 p. m.
W. e. Schneider, Clerk.
The board met at , p. m, all
members being present. Mr.. Ross,
chairman.
The BOARD considered the de
.monstrations of the l.. c. Smith,
Underwood and Remington type
writers, as given by their respective
ciot hide piv0I
tsom them. The board advised
item they thought it well to con-
slider the preferences of the diff
tcTent county officers who would
acquire the machines, as they
wished to consider that in connec-
ton with the prices OF the ma
1,hlnes, but that as some Of the
officers We're absent today, they
would withhold decision until
4 thursday.
The bids receiv from the dia-
f!Irent typewriter companies We're.
Il. G. smith No. Irregular
letter size) ...... $S1 90
A.. &. Smith No. IA, regular
l.. {. Smith No. Is, regular
carriage, ........... 94.5
All the l.. c. Smith machines
we're guaranteed three years at
which time they would be traded
out, it desired, and new machines
furnished for $37.5O. The sales
man stated he would be in Malta
every four or five weeks and would
tJare for the machines.
Underwood: Regular price is
$lO2.5O for regular size, with dis.
count OF 10 per cent. and an addi.
tlonal discount OF 10 per cent. il
four or more machines were or.
.ered. The machines were guar
atlteed for three years and the sales
man stated he would make the ter
1ltory on the average of every month
and would care for the machines
kemington: The regular size
was shown with the regular tabt,.
iator and with the special key selec
tor tabulator. The price for the
regular machine is $4,000 ant
the special $4,000, with q discoun
OF 10 per cent, but If the board or
dered all Remingtons they would
furnish the regular machine fol
S72.3O and the special for $S7.
1'he machines are guaranteed fo1
three years and the salesman statet
he would be in, Malta every 60 O.
80 days and would care for the ma
| cul2neS.
Application OF John Demaras TO
support OF himself and wife wa