Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-04-15

Pierre. s. D., April 8, 1915. a. m.
The Board of County Commission.
ers met pursuant to adjournment.
} r Scholz, j P Youngberg, HC Lum-
ley and q E Hanon we're present.
The following bills were presented.
allowed and ordered paid by warrant:
Hippfe Printing Co, books and
supplies ......... .......-...Sl9S 10
J. Lawler, stamps ............. 10 10
Motion made by Hanon, seconded
by Youngberg. that Board purchase
the Merchant Calculating machine
which the Educator Supply Co sent
here, was carried.
VIM Kemp, supplies for audi
tors office observation-disclosures s SIS
J H Starkey, stamps and box
Bill OF Educator Supply Co, Mer
chant Calculating machine, for $3.50
was allowed.
On motion the board purchased a
new typewriter from the Remington
Typewriter Co, the said company to
take the old Oliver machine as part
payment, the county to pay said
company $50 and the old machine.
The auditor was ordered to draw a
warrant for $50 in favor of the Item
ington company.
The following bills were presented,
allowed and ordered paid by warrant:
State Publishing Co. books,
blanks, supplies and publish
ing 90
w } Flanagan, Transcript. A 90
Nj j Schubert, glass for court
house and presc. for Wyatt. s 60
On motion the Board adjourned to
1870 p. m.
Pierre, S. d., April 8, 1915, 1870 p. m.
The Board of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment.
The members of the board present
j p Youngberg, FL G Lumley, @ e
Hanon and j f Scholz, chairman.
Bond of J HI Starkey, county audi
tor, in the sum of $1,000 was approved.
Bond of the American Exchange
bank as depository of county funds
in the sun of $4,000 was approved.
Bond of the Bank of Commerce as
depository of county funds in the
sun of $15, 900 was approved.
The following bills were presented,
allowed and ordered paid by warrant:
j. b. Heck, road work ........S 6 90
~ e Slindee, justice, fees and
Quarterly report of James e Slim
dee, justice of the peace, was approx
ed and warrants ordered drawn for
the respective amounts.
Bill of A ID Tillman for livery hire
of 81 was allowed.
On requisition of the clerk of courts
for the names of so persons having
qualifications of jurors, the following
named were chosen:
Harold Village, 2 names-Edward
kaymour and James A McGaffee.
Harold Township, l name-Gustav
Kiepke.
Peoria Township, l Nance Fl
Huffman.
Mentor Township, na%me-James
Bagby.
Buckeye Township, 1 name-Chas.
Pietrus.
Byron Township, l name-Benja-
mine CARRIER.
Dry Run Township, / name-Hayes
Brown.
logan Township, 2 names-A G
Stewart and Emil Westlund.
Rousseau Township, l name-A J
Hartle.
Blunt township, l name-Thomas
Frederick Jane.
Valley Township, / name-W II
Hillmer.
DeGrey Township, 8 names-Wm
Stacey, E II Coler, Omer E Blake.
Breton Township, 2 names-Guy
carey, nj BiOOmenraQe
Pleasant Valley Township, l name
John Rickels.
Raber Township, 8 names-Will
Potter S A McGaffee, w f Hall.
Webster Township. 1 name-R A
Taylor.
Butte Township. 1 name-J N
Steiner.
Blunt Village. A names-F A Klein.
schmidt, f T Gregg. R c Greer, | J
Brown.
Pierre City, % names-E r Riggie.
JohnSaffel, HMGardner. NelsThomp.
son, Edward 4 Purcell, Geo. HI. Pinck.
ney, NJ. Reisdorfer, E. G.. Lee. j. w,
Grandle, M. M. Ramer, Geo. b. Ridg-
way, L. G. Feaster, Doane Robinson,
G. G. Bennett y F Hansyy
"A. Beckwith, ID. B. Jordan, John S.
Reed, VIM. A. Metcalf, Henry G.
johnson, Victor E. Larson, John W
Langhlin.