The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-23

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| factory bond: all members voting ay
/ on call of the roll.
Bids Tor furnishing meats were re.
eeived from G. r EgEert and G. w
Hauser. On motion OF Mr.. Conant, sec
ended by Mr.. Brownlee. the bid OF
r. Eggert was accepted and contrac
awarded to him for the ensuing year
subject e. the fling OF e satisfactor.
bers voting aye on call of the roll.
On motion of Mr.. Boyd, seconded b.
Mr.. Brownlee the bid of Fout g. Por-
terfeld for the furnishing of drugs
ana medicines for the ensuing veal
was accepted, and contract awarded Il
them subject to their filing of q salts
factory bond in the amount OF $500; al
members voting aye on call of the roll
and allowed and the auditor was, or
motion instructed to issue warrants in
payment OF same; all members votins
aye on call of the roll:
551l-Alex Stern & Co. ..S 1925
55l2--Knight Printing Co. -. 2l6.44
5613--Jardine & Anderson, re-
pairing of south bridge.
Notice from the county judge q ls siss
granting OF mothers pension in the
amount OF $4s to Mrs. Matilda Van
Ayfte was received and it was moved
structed to place the same on the pay
roll, commencing April L. 1917; which
motion prevailed, all members voting
aye on call OF the roll.
oe Tn motion the e board boar adtournsd at
m, April 6, 1917.
FRIDAY, April Q. 1017.
Board met at o'clock a. m. with all
Messrs. Carl Buttke and Nils john
son, supervisors of Buffalo township,
appeared in regard to highways and
presented bill Of said township for
$3.50. they agreeing to pay Buffaio
townships share Of the Red Trail
road for 1915. on motion the auditor
was instructed to issue warrant in
payment of Buffalo townships bill, all
roll.
Bids and prices on tractors and road
machinery were presented by several
concerns, and owing to the large num-
Der of bids received the board defer
time.
On motion the board adjourned at IL
o'clock, to meet at 2 o'clock d. m.
Afternoon session, April 6, io17.
Board met at 2 o'clock, .. m, with
all members present.
IA a 4 deIl s appeared before the
provenent OF the Riverside cemetery
ana the golf grounds south Of the city
Bond Of g. r. EEEert covering his
contract to furnish meats, was an ,e
proved, same being in the amount OF
$500, with the Dakota Trust Co. as
surety; all members voting aye.
ana slloWed. ana the auditor Ti flstructo
ed to issue warrants in payment OF
same, all members voting aye.
So 6-Rupert-Warn Agency IS 1884
5516-H. H. Kennedy, commits
5517MR B, Boyd, commissioner 100 siSS
551s--w. A. Conant. commits
551s@Thos. c. Hocirid9ie;.. com o'''O
missioner >............a.. $3.50
562os-R. r, Brownlee, commits
On motion the board adjourned ito to
o'clock, a; M, all members voting aye
on call of the roll.
Tuesday, April II. 1917.
Pursuant to adjournment on the eth
met this 18th day of April, 1917.
with all members present.
Notice was received from the county
suage granting q mothers pension to
Mrs in Mare tse a Anasrso9 q q fass ss
for three children, commencing with
April, 1917. On motion duly seconded
the auditor was instructed to place the
ON the sr mSSnen1g payroll and pay
voting aye on call of roll.
the balance of the forenoon was
taken up with the state engineer in
OI the highway -COnSIFuC-
ton, and the board adjourned
o'clock to meet at 2 o'clock, p. m.
Afternoon session, April ~, 1917.
The board met at o'clock p. n1.,
With all members present.
,nded T5 s. m Mr. goy h he Sss
.hase the 25-50 Avery tractor for the
sum of S2,095, as per bid submitted by
he Avery Co. which was considered
orevaiied on call Of the roll ' all @e%n
1ers voting aye.
On motion of Mr.. Boyd, seconded by
Mr.. Brownlee, the bid of the Russell
5sfs.25 was accepted as the best bid
submitted. all members voting aye on
.oll call
Board adjourned at s o'clock, p. M,
% go to Casselton for highway meet
ng, and to meet at 9 O'clock a. m.
"wednesday, April IS, 1917.
Board met at 3 O'clock a. M, with
On motion duly seconded the board
ordered two road drags. from the Rus
sell Grader company, all members vot-
ng aye on roll call.
Matters concerning highway and
bridge construction were taken up, and
he board allowed all townships time
Until May to present petitions for
On motion duly seconded the board !
liked the price to be allowed for drag |
ging the county highways with four |
lorses at a limit not to exceed forty
,ents per mile actually dragged; all |
voting aye on roll call.
On motion the board adjourned at 10 1
,'clock, noon to meet at o'clock p. m. |
Afternoon session, April Is 1917.
Board met at o'clock p, m, VIII all
The county auditor on motion duly
seconded and carried, was instructed I
nent and construction of the folio W.
ns highways, viz:
The road known as the Kindred road, /
beginning at the northeast torner of
md continuing due south on the Sec
ion line, through Warren and Nor
mamma townships, to the south end of /
lass county. about II miles.
The road known as the Black Trail,
at the southwest corner
Il Section 20 in Casselton township, /
IN the east side of the rail was, run
ing north q distance of three miles;
vest side of the railway and contin-
ing north seven miles to the township l
inc between Armenia and Arthur 1wn-
hips; thence across the railroad track
continuing north four miles; thence /
cross the railroad track to the west |
ide Of the railway and continuing /
.orth on the section line to the lin
nencing at the north line Of the linz
is OF the village Of Hunter, running
Iorth to the north county 1ine about |
o miles.
at the northeast corner of
lection 80 in Wheatland township,
hence running south on the section
Inc through Gill township to the
corner of Section 10 In Wal
mrg township; about miles.
The road known as the Goose River
cad, commencing at the northeast
orner of Section "a in WheatlandI
IN nd rim fnc p1fIas |