The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-06-14
THE OFFICIAL
PROCEEDINGS
Board Of County Commissioner, Bot
tinsau County, n. Oak.
Bottineau, N. Oak, May 28th, 1917.

| tinsau County, N. OAK.
Bottineau, N. OAK, May 28th, 1917.
900 A. M. "
Board met in an adjourned session.
Members present: Chairman Holl.
Nelson. ~
The Eidsvold Board Of Supervisors an
peared before the Board, various mat
On motion the Board adjourned until
TWO O'Clock p. m.
Board in session.
All members present.
A. p. Henderson, County Agricultural
Agent appeared before the Board. vari-
GUS matters discussed.
william Diamond, w. J. Bemis and
Lewis township appeared before the
proaches to the new pile bridge across
and SO was taken up. On motion of
Commissioners Sidener, seconded by Com
missioner Nelson and carried, it was de-
eidnd to proceed with the work at once,
Board Of Supervisors of Lewis township,
to have complete charge of the work
under the supervision of G. H. Condit,
County Surveyor, who will also survey
Bank Creek, west and north back to the
Section line between Sections 20 and SO,
setting the necessary stakes.
,yt /. j. Larson: A. p; Anderson and Alex
tees from Kane and Starbuck townships
appeared before the Board, the matter
of completing the grading of the APP
the Mouse river between Kane and
Starbuck townships was taken. UP on
motion made and carried it was decided
to accept the resignation of L. J. Larson
and A: P. Anderson, the committee ap-
pointed last year to supervise this work,
their report submitted and accepted, on
motion made and carried Commissioners
of this work, to take necessary action
for the completion Of the work and sub
nit report.
On motion the Board adjourned until
Tuesday, May goth, 1917.
Board in session.
All members present.
J. J; Scully, H: A.. Bate, L. J: Glom-
seth, w. H. Mcintosh, Martin Helger-
son j.: A. Painter and S. M. Nichol. as a
appeared before the Board,
and the matter of the reconstruction of
to Lake Metigoshe, Roland township.
was taken up. On motion made and car
ried, it was decided to co-oBerate with
the Commercial Club of Bottineau City,
ola and Whitteron townships, in the
reconstruction of this highway.
Moved by Commissioner Nelson and
seconded by Commissioner Nichol that
the following resolution be adopted and
Incorporated in the official proceedings
OF the Board. carried.
On motion the following resolution
was introduced by Commissioner Siden-
or:
WAR BONDS.
WHEREAS: Our country is at war
needs MONEY as we'll as MEN.
Our country will Obtain the funds
necessary to meet it's needs either by
direct taxation or by the sale of its
bonds.
rect taxation is to INCREASE our TAX
ELS very materially during the next four
or five years.
-. To obtain the funds from the sale of
bonds is to distribute the expense over
a period of. THIRTY YEARS. sa~1
The United States Government is now
TWo B1f fGr 5s!e D sjf1et IS N t9e UN RsHElS
STATES BONDS in sums running froma
$4,000 to $500.0O;- these bonds draw inI
terest at 3R per cent and are due ind
thirty years. Interest is payable semi-1
The portion of these bonds expected to-
be taken by he people of NORTH DA-
KOTA is 5000, 900. 90, and the amount
The people of Bottineau county are
earnestly requested and recommended
in this substantial manner to testify
Stacker"
These bonds may be obtained of the
Bottineau. N: D., or your local banker
will obtain them for you. q
This is the time and the manner for
the patriotic people Of Bottineau COUNTY.
the money necessary to keep the boys
in the renches and our ships on the
seas until an honorable and reasonable
peace can be obtained. !
Respectfully,
Geo. Sidener.
S. NJ. Nichol,
P. E. Nelson,
J. P. Holl,
Correct Attest: County Commissioners
G.. H. Hebert,
County Auditor.
Petition received asking for the con-
Creek, on the county line between Bot
tineau and Rolette counties, the said.
bridge to replace the old bridge between,
the SWA, Section 10. Twp. 100, Range,
=, and the sen, Section "a, Twp. $780,.
This bridge to be built jointly by
mittee appointed having reported fav-
orable as the old bridge is not safe and
a thirty foot reinforced concrete bridge
is recommended, on motion made and
carried, the County Auditor was in
structed to obtain plans and specifica-
lions ana aQVertlSe Tor D1uS TO De SUD-
mitted at two o'clock p. m. July 6th,;
1917. !
On motion made and carried the fol-
lowing bills were audited. allowed and
warrants ordered drawn as follows:
Mrs. Emma Bond. Mothers Pen J
sion No. /. month of May, 1918 $500,
Mrs. Lisetta Gasser, Mothers
Pension, No. 2, month of May,
Mrs. Ida Sage. Mothers Pension
No. 3, month of May. 1917 ..--....... $500
Mrs. Anna Vinje. Mothers Pen {
sion, No. 4, month of May, 1917 1000
Mrs. Alma Kinley, Mothers Pen
sion No. 5, month of May,
Mrs. Laura b. Calhoun, Mothers
Pension. No z, month of May.
1917 I5.OO
Mrs. Ostine Guttu. Mothers Pen
sion No. 8, month of May.
| 1917 3O.OO
Mrs. Evaline Stewart, Mothers
Pension No. 8, month of May
Mrs. Marie Lydon, Mothers PEN .
sion, No. IL. month of May.
1917 oO.OV
Mrs. Carrie Horton Mothers PEN
sion, No. II, month Of May,
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