Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-01-19

John Weibel. juror, state case :. Ito
Z. j. Beaudry, juror, state
case ITO
Nj. p. Gaden. juror, state case :. ITO
Samuel Blakeley, sheriff fees.
state case 20.6O
A. b. Molitor. justice fees,
state case 2.05
III. HI. Thennis, witness fees,
state case LILO
Samuel Blakeley. sheriff fees,
state case $50
A. B. Molitor, justice fees,
state case l.95
Samuel Blakeley, sheriff fees
state case $50
A. B. Molitor, justice fees,
state case 2.O5
H.. I'll. Thennis, witness fees,
state case Ito
Samuel Blakeley, sheriff fees,
state case, $50
A. B.. Molitor, justice fees,
state case 1925
H. HI. Thennis, witness fees.
state cas- Ito
A. M. Wright. juror fees,
state case ITO
NJ. H. Herrbach, juror fees,
st"te case Ito
John Weibel, juror fees, state
case Ito
Oscar Beaudry, juror fees,
state case Ito
E. j. Beaudry, juror fees,
state cas- Ito
Frank Guerke, juror fees,
state case Ito
Samuel Blakeley, sheriff fees
state case $50
The justice report of William
Toomey was on motion APP
proved as follows:
William Toomey, justice fees,
Mrs. w. H. Hayes, witness
fees, state case ITO
j. j. Mertens, witness fees,
state case 2.lO
Ed Scofield, witness fees,
state case Ito
Samuel Blakeley, sheriff
fees $3.50
The justice report of j. w.
Kennedy vas on motion ap-
proved as follows:
j. w. Kennedy, justice fees,
state case 1925
John Herbison, sheriff fees,
state case $40
Moved to adjourn at / o'clock p. m.
Motion carried. Board adjourned.
One o'clock p. m. Board met as per
adjournment, all members present.
Meeting called to order by Chairman
Williams.
1t was moved by Rausch, seconded
by Knott that the County Auditor be
and hereby is instructed and directed
to advertise for sealed bids for pure
ingot iron %culverts, bids to be per
liniel foot, each bid to be accompan-
led by a certified check or bond in
the sum of $4,000.
On motion being put each member
voted yes, motion was declared car
ried.
1t was moved by VonWald, second
ed by Simon that the County Auditor
be and hereby is instructed and direc-
ted to advertise for sealed bids for
pulling the county grader for the sea-
son of 1916, said bids to be by the
day, figured or a basis of 10 hours
per day, said bidder to furnish all
fuel, oils and repairs, time to be kept
by man running grader. On motion
being put each member voted yes,
motion declared carried by Chairman.
The application and bond of the
First National Bank of Gettysburg as
a depository for county funds was on
motion duly approved.
State banks not being required to
furnish a bond under the Bank Guar
antee act of 1915, the following ap-
plications from the several state
banks were on motion duly approved:
Potter County Bank of Gettysburg,
the Lebanon State Bank of Lebanon,
the Citizens State Bank of Lebanon,
the Hoven State Bank of Hoven and
the Farmers State Bank of Tolstoy.
Each of said banks to pay 4 per cent
on daily balance on all county de-
posits.
In accordance with the Primary
law passed by the Legislature Of 1915,
the following enrolment clerks we're
duly appointed for the several voting
precincts of Potter county:
Avon Springs. No. l, Lee Kirby;
Elida, No. 2, s. A. Rogers; Owatonna,
No. 3, Ray Gidley; A%rtichoke. No. 4,
Clarence Dubois; Cattron, No. 5, H.
Hawkinson; Lebanon, No. 6, Twp.
Clerk; Cunningham, No. z, j. d. Nc
Dowell; Gettysburg, No. 1924, Ross
Richardson; Sanner, No. 8, Ray Rosa;
Forest City, No. 10, E. P. Thorne;
Fairview, No. II, Geo. Vail; Carr,
No. IL, Allen Peden; Lucas, No. 13,
Joseph Nagel; Lincoln, No. IA, L. H.
Fuller; Appomatox and South River
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