The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-01-13
Holt. cash advanced for carriage and

Holt. cash advanced for carriage and
telegram $1.l0; Warwick Sentinel
appropriation state estray paper 1916
$500. The following bills were psid
from Motor Vehicle. License Fund:
For dragging roads in various town
ships; Anton 7. Ohnsager, Westfeld
e4a.20: Peder M~idstokke, Franklin.
$22.50: Alfred Johnson, Melrose,
$3.50; H. w. Chalmers, Melrose,
1910: Clifford Swanson, Melrose,
$1,000; Martin Rieder, MelroEe,
$500: Henry Flaine, Broadlawn, So:
Fred Dresher. Broadlawn, $685.:
Thos. Sussex, Carpenter: 1915; P. c.
Kimbali, Carpenter, $1,000: +. C.
Breasted, Carpenter, S10.50: w. K.
Jaquiths Carpenter. s24.o6.
Following bills were on motion al
loved: Willow Lake Township, part
appropriation for road On south side
section sc. said township. 100000:
Better Farming Section. n. D. Expe1-
iment Station: salary and expenses
Better Farming man, November, 1915
1881.
Board adjourned till 1880 O'Clock
P. IL.
Afternoon Session
The Board OF County Commission
ers r~econvened at 1880 O'Clock p. NJ,
all members present.
Following bills On motion allowed:
G. II. Crimson, criminal fees for
November, $3.50, December $4,000
total S87.10: Justice reports now
considered, Reports of C, A. Mon
teith for quarter ending September
Both, 1915. Justice fee. c. A, Mon
tsith $3.50. ana for quarter ending
December 51sr. 1915, fees as follows:
G. A. Monteith. justice, 310.35; Her
bert Friese. witness, $40, with fine
OF $500 accompanying same: II. A..
Ejerke, justice fees for quarter end
ing September Goth. 1915, $1.7O:
W. E. Elliott, justice fees for quar-
ter :ending December 31st, 1915:
$3.50. Clew Henry. witness, 32.4O;
H. Andrews, witness. SIS 90; H. Fresh
witness $2.40. Sven Langager. wit
ness $3.50; G. N, Crimson, witness.
42.10. Halfdan Peterson, justice fees
quarter ending December 2lst, 1915,
46.95: John o, storebo, witness.
$40; Peter Storebo, witness $40:
Chas. Storebo, witness, $2.10, John
~Stangeland, witness, 32.1O, Robt. Fer
guson. witness $2.10: ali of which
reports were on motion allowed and
fees ordered paid; Bill Of Albert B.
Guptill for salary for December as
Juvenile Commissioner 3rd Judicial
District. $3.50 on motion allowed:
Bill OF Kraabel & Kraabel. goods fur
nished Carrie Berg. 3l7.75 on mo-
ton allowed.
Sherif1's certificate OF uncollectible
personal property taxes for 1914,
amounting to S52.05 was now taken
UP and checked YER It appeared
to the satisfaction Of the board that
there was no property On which to
make levy; it was moved, seconded
and carried that such amounts be
cancelled upon tax lists for 1914.
The following bills having been
paid by the County Auditor for quar-
ter ending December 31gt, 1915 was
on motion approved: G. J.. Mustad
Auditor, $3.50; Alvin P. Doe: treasur-
er. $3.50: G. NJ. Crimson, sheriff,
s427.50; P. O. Satire, states attor-
ney. 5000: Adam 8. Moote, county
Judge. 1915; G, H. Gilbertson: reg
lister of deeds, $500; Blonde A..
Holt, county superintendent, $500:
D. W. Vadnie. clerk Of court, $500:
H. s, Mosby, deputy auditor, 1885,:
Anna Gilbertson. clerk Of treasurer:
$685.; Cnas. A, Bugbee, deputy coun-
ty superintendent. 5000; Mrs, 1nga
Giibertson, clerk for register Of
deeds. s67,33: Oscar N. Bakken,
clerk for register of deeds, s112.67.
The following bills were paid from
Teachers institute fund: Ross L. Fin
ney. telephone toll 66c: Kraabel &
K~raabel, tacks and pins, 40c; City Of
Hope, rent of Opera House and City
Hail, $1,000: N. D. Publishing Co..
paper, $1.40; Sharon Reporter.
printing programs $500; Ruth Clark
hotel bill and supplies ss.0s,
= Moved and seconded and carried