The Dickinson press., 1917-10-13
THE DICKINSON PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1917
Gladstone Mercantile Co., supplies
John Reuter-, Jr., stamped enve-

Gladstone Mercantile Co., supplies $50
John Reuter-. Jr., stamped enve-
John Reuter-. Jr., money advanced T'So
to Juvenile court commissioner 1880
John Reuter-. Jr.. telephone and
In accordance With Section 1912 c siISo
piled Laws Of North Dakota, 1913, the
following warrants were destroyed by
j July 5th. 1911, Barbara Essert. No.
July 9Th: 1911. George s%chlicher. No.
July 18th, 1911. Anna Nelson, No.
,s 5S!y imf i j; a. F. Schultz. No.
August 21st. lSi1. John Hopechuk, No.
15 51asu Amt: $3.50. Co. N'Ae rapecnoA' NO.
155 AsSoeuAs mt 50 $780, .'il harry FIX NO.
70 The . en ofiies Of q. the clerk era Of he, court
the amount. $2si.25, turned into the
county treasury, was found to be correct.
oe 49 mo sra' it, ths Board adjourned to
Wednesday,, October srd, 1917
The Board of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment. Present
ann and John j. Lob.
checked and 1856. 20, the amount in fees
treasarS. a was t founa to 5nf be ca h county
The, office of the sheriff was checked
and the amount in fees collected Tor
the past quarter (s156.22) was found to
The office Of the county judge was
checked and $114.O0, the amount collected
in fees for the past quarter. was found
The, The 9f flee Of Of the tn county auditor was
countd for and the amount in fees
amount of $4,000 was found to be cor
rect.
Thursday, October 18th, 1917
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present Commissioner John L..
Lob, Carl Hamann and Geo. D. Perry.
,oW 0g m aod nrd 5hs dfo Is;G bg bills Ill were al
The quarterly report of Justice of the
Peace P: A. Horn were approved and
all lie fees e,3 an4Wgd i In the amount IN Of $40:
Peace Walter Sterland were approved
and justice, witness and juror fees al
lowed in the amount of $16s.4o.'
The quarterly reports of Justice of the
Peace A. =: Folsom were approved ana
justice, witness and jurors fees allowed
in the AMOUNT Of $207.S5.
Frank Wilhelm, house rent for
Farmers Cooperative Union EIe- N''00
vator Company, bridge material 4.25
Walton & Davis Co., bridge ma
terial :-~:~~-----~~~---.. 587.s Sc
Adam s.. Mlscnel, bridge material 93.43
Hughes & Deiters, light for July,
August and September .---....-. sO.16
Fred Hamann, road work ~----.. 1000
Globe-Gazette Printing Co., sup
Geo. D. crossette. services as N0'
county physician ...-.....--.--.-. 6.25
Ed. N. Person, school poll rebate
assessed in error) ...---.---. 100
John steen, state treasurer, care
of inmates at the State Hospital
for the insane, quarter ending
September 80 1,1O8. 20
Walton & Davis Co, coal for poor 400
hauling bridge material. posts
and team. work -...------.---. 34.85
w. c. Hecht, constable fees ..-... 1880
James MCGEE, dragging roads 20. 500
William Eatock, bridge work ...-. 500
Nord Dakota Herald, advertising 500
Nord Dakota Herald, supplies &c. $50
N. D: State tuberculosis SAM
Pagenkopf e. Geriich, goods furn- zi0
senour & Langley, supplies and
w FdPa1rs& & c DaVis h co.,. supplies and s4'as
state Tuberculosis sanatorium. l0''N
care Of patient July 9th to
J. W. Parks. supplies and repairs '~'
Dickinson Ice & Transfer Co.,
hauling rubbish ......-....--. 800
John Koch, supplies and repairs $50
Francis Il. Burnett, stenographer
coroner's inquest ....-...----... 11.25
In accordance with Chapter 256 Session
Laws of 1915, the Dickinson Press was
designated the official newspaper for the
publication of the delinquent tax sale
notice for the current year. Commits
sioner Hamann making the motion and
Commissioner Perry seconded, all voting
aye"
Upon motion the states attorney was
authorized to employ a clerk in his Of
flee at $1,000 per month, beginning
July 1st, 1917.
Janitor o Stoll was granted an in
crease Of $1,000 per month for six
months, beginning with September 18th,
1917.
On motion the Board adjourned to Nc
vember 23rd, 1917.
J.. L. HUGHES,