The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-04-24
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writer, repairing old ma
chine and office supplies. 407.68
Bee Publishing Co, for estray
paper $50
f. l.. Burnett, service at
court, etc. as per bill .... 1856
M. f. Burnett, service depu-
ty clerk of court, six days. 1900
Cemetery association, care of
county lot ............. 200
f. L. Mease, commissioners
proceedings, auditor and
t~reasurer's report and of
flee supplies ......... 1856
Capital Supply Co, supplies
for county superintendent. 21.90
Ed Combs, hauling beer from
Owl lodge to courthouse. loo
Peter Nerdahl, board and
washing for prisoners 103.10
Dodge Co, disinfectants for
board Of health ........ 24.00
A part of the afternoon was taken
up with a committee representing the
city of Madison for the purpose of
asking the county board to appro-
pirate a certain amount of auto mon
ely paid to the county treasurer for
the purpose of paying part of the ex-
pense of %grayeling the road from the
city limits to the c~hautauqua ground.
Board adjourned to meet Thurs
day, April 6.
Thursday, April g.
Board met as per adjournment,
with all members present.
The board then adjourned to go to
Chester to view a grade that was
flooded. On returning from Chester
on the afternoon train. the balance
of the afternoon was taken up check
ing primary supplies.
Board adjourned to meet Friday,
April Z.
Friday, April Z.
The board went to Flandreau to
meet in joint session with the Moody
county board, in connection with the
Wentworth drainage ditch.
Saturday, April \.
Board met, with all members pres
ent.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Chester Journal, commission
ers' proceedings. auditor
and ~treasurer's report and
notices ...............$ 1920
Capital Supply Co, supplies
for county superintendent. $40
Educator School Supply Co,
school books ......... 4O.14
Nipple Printing Co. six 1915
session laws ........... 600
I'll. II. Holdridge. states at
torney, salary for January.
February, office rent, etc. BATS
Earle Kelley. groceries for
Mrs. Jane Rowland. poor. S.6S
Keystone Supply Co, supplies
for treasurer and clerk of
courts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1895
Liable d Rodewald. groceries
for Mrs. Rowland, poor 40
d. McKinnon & Co, groceries
for Mrs. Rowland and
Hammer families, poor. 1858
H. j. Munro, groceries for
Morgan and Jake Hammer
families, poor .......... 30.49
Anna Nasham. two and a half
weeks services at poor
farm 1000
Ed Nelson. meat for Dave
Hines Observation-Disclosures. $50
Sam Phillips. hauling beer
from Wentworth to court
mouse 5.OU
e. l.. Peck, coat hooks for
poor farm 30
A.. w. Sponholz, county judge
salary for January, Febru-
airy. March and office rent 2SS.S so
j. f. Stahl, assessor listing
sheets and office supplies. 1900
Phil Sheridan. copying regis
ter of deeds index book. 1900
c. +. ~Schaldack, blacksmith
ing for poor farm ....... 40
Oscar c. Olson, postage, post
office box rent for January,
February and March ..... 1851
Paulis Dry Goods Co., mer-
chandise Mrs. Smith, $40
ID. Hines, quilt, so ...... $50
Wentworth Enterprise, print
ing land descriptions of
Wentworth ditch ........ 71.25
p. M. Venner, two milk cows
for poor farm ......... 120.00
DR.. j, M. Duff, superintend-
ent board of health, fees. 1890
Mitchell Publishing Co., Of
flee supplies .......... 22.61
Woertink Auto Co, auto
livery to Nunda after coun-
ty charge 1000
F. w. Butts, sheriff fees as
per bill rendered ....... 1921
A. II. Osborn, wall paper and
paint for poor farm dwell
ing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 94.OC
Mrs. O. O. Soften, washing
towels for courthouse,
three months ......... $50
On motion the abstract bond of j
j. Mackay was approved.
Meeting adjourned to meet Friday
April IA.
Friday, April IA.
Board met in adjourned session
with all members present.
The board then went to the poor
farm. where they spent the day in.
specting the improvements made al
that place.