The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-10

Jens ~Jorgensen, drayage 800
Madison Mill & Grain Co,
coal for Mrs. Buffers poor 2135l
The balance of the day was put in
viewing bridges.
On motion the board adjourned to
July II, 1918.
July IT, 1915
Board met as per adjournment of
the 18th, with all members present.
On motion the board approved the
application of C. w. Hanneman for
$4,000 loan from permanent school
fund.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Pioneer Bridge Co, culvert
in orland township .....$ $50
Pioneer Bridge Co., bridge
No. rs ................ 11.96
On motion board adjourned to
July %, 1918.
July %, 1918.
Board met in regular adjourned
session with all members present.
The matter of dividing the prop
erty affected by school district No.
II was taken up and l.. f. Hartwich
was appointed to view the school
property and appraise the value.
On motion the chairman was in
structed to advertise for bids for
construction of a ditch along the
north line of sections 81 and %,
Franklin townships. Bids to be
opened August 2, at 2 p. m.
On motion board adjourned to
July 20.
July %. 1918.
Board met in adjourned regular
session with M. Cosgrove. chairman
presiding and d. j. O'Connell. mem
Der, present. ]. e. Rosenow being
absent.
The day was put in a~pportioning
property in Pennington new school
district. On motion duly made. sec
onded and carried the whole of
Pennington was put in District No.
II.
The property was ap%portioned as
follows:
District No. II gets schoolhouse
and furniture Nos. l and 2 from dis
trict No. A, and Is to pay district No.
4 $40 and assigns 1898 worth of
bonds from No. a. This money to be
paid at once.
District No. II gets school houses
and furniture Nos. 3 and 8 from dis
trict No. s and No. 5 is to pay district
No. II $103.
District No. II gets schoolhouses
and furniture No. 8 from district No.
8 and is to pay district No. SAL.
The hey district No. II assigns a
$1,000 bond of the old district No.
II. Bond to be paid at once.
District No. IA releases five quar-
ters, the north half 6. the north half
5 and the northwest quarter Section
4 in Pennington, to district No. II,
and district No. IA is to take Section
"a in Badus from district No. II.
There was no money consideration.
All unpaid taxes on the property at
fected to be placed to the credit of
the treasurer of each school district
wherein the property is located.
On motion the board adjourned to
August 2, 1918.
Aug. 2, 1918.
Board met in regular adjourned
session, with all present.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Ed Hyland, treasurer, salary $166.66
Lola E. Hart, deputy treas
urer, salary .......... 1900
f. l.. Burnett, clerk of court,
salary 30.SS
l.. f. Hartwich, county audi
tor, salary ........... 1888
Fay Kingsley, deputy county
auditor, salary ......... 1900
Alice Ripe, superintendent,
salary 1903
Lavina Elfert, deputy super
intendent, salary $780,. 1000
Oscar C. Olson, register of
deeds, salary ......... 1898
Hannah Grasmo, deputy reg
lister of deeds, salary -. 70.00.|
o. o. Setteen, janitor, salary $500
A. j.. Nelson, manager poor
farm, salary ........... $500
Badus Township. road work. 74.40
ID. J.. O'Connell, commits
sioner, fees and mileage. 10000
M. Cosgrove, commissioner,
fees and mileage ........ 92.10
]. e. Rosenow. commission
er, fees and mileage ..... S5.10I
Earle Kelley, merchandise,
Jacob Hammer, poor 80. 1910
Smith Auto Co.. supplies -. $50
C. l.. Colman Lumber Co.,
lumber ................ 1S9.42
w. nj. WEIGH Mfg. Co., office
supplies ............... $500
Standard Oil Co., gas and oil 52.27
A. G.. Hammer. township
clerk, election ........ 400
Register of Deeds, recording 80
Council Of Defense, clerk hire TOOL