The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-11-21
Afternoon Session

The Boar ~recOnVened at 200
o'clock p. M. with four commission
ers present.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Red River Valley Telephone Co.,
phone rentals and tolls $3.50; N.
Oak. Publishing Co., publishing pro-
ceedings and election notices $116.-
"a; City of Hope, Is per cent aid
given poor $633.06; Thompson
Yards Inc, cement for %culverts $25.-
OF; j. D. Parkman, dragging on Co.
road $20.50; Oscar Anderson, drag
ging and cutting weeds on county
ging On county road $46.S0; P. H.
Peterson, hauling and making cul-
verts on county road north Of Sharon
$62.5O; P. H. Peterson, hauling and
laying tile on county road east of
Sharon $500; p. H. Peterson, haul
ing and building concrete culverts
on county road $4,000; j. d. Hill,
dragging roads in Glendale town.
ship $21.6O; l.. l.. Woell, dragging
roads in Glendale township $3.50;
c. Z. Houser, dragging roads in
Edendale township $3.50; A.. r.
Wright, dragging roads in Glendale
township S21.60; Oscar Gjellereit,
dragging roads in Enger township
$500; %lngebregt l.. Vixen, dragging
roads in Enger township $13.95; S.
F. Pope, dragging roads in Colgate
township $11.70; Even E. Sondreal,
dragging roads in Beaver Creek
township 1851; Peder Midstokke,
n 40 u oi ,, q ,.NoI. i, Ero Kiln f0Wnchin
$15.05; AXel Person, dragging roads
in Willow Lake township $22.95; Ed.
Bjerke, dragging roads in Beaver
Creek township $16.20; John e.
Lindgren, dragging roads in Melrose
township $3.50; Riverside Township,
IS per cent aid given poor $431.S3;
Nettie Nj. Doe, cash advanced for en-
press, carriage and postage $2S.05;
Walker Bros, general election sup
| plies $1SS.52; Globe-Gazette Print
ing Co., 1000 Co. warrants and JUS
tice blanks S43.69; Miller-Davis Co.,
| set extension tax tables $4,000:
| Albert B. Guptill, salary Juvenile
comm. for October $16.SO; S. V.
Anderson, typewriter paper $S.S5;
Sharon Reporter, publishing commits
sioner proceedings and election not
ices $113.S7; Steele county Tribune
publishing commissioner proceedings
and notices $1S3.S7; S. V. Anderson
1000 stamped envelopes for Co. Supt.
$12.56; Steele County Tribune, pub
fishing bids for interest $4.06; Steele
County Tribune, personal property
tax notices $500; Alvin p. Doe,
cash advanced for recording, box
rent and postage $5.45; J. NJ. Devlin,
hauling coal for court house $6.75;
John Steen State Treasurer eXamin-
alton fee for State Examiner $4,000;
| Chas. e. Taylor, district Court Stem
ographer S47.S0; G. N. Crimson,
mileage and livery hire for Oct.
5000.
On motion the bond for Emergency
Fund deposit Of the First National
Bank Of Hope was approved as to
amount and suficiency of surety.
On motion the Bond Of G. A. Mon
teith for publishing List of Delin-
quent Real Estate Notices was APP
of surety.
o. w. Williams presented a receipt
for the treasurer amounting to $4,000
which was the amount received from
the sale of old bridge lumber at
bridge between Sherbrooke and Col
den Lake townships.
On motion the Board adjourned
until Friday, Nov. 18th, 1918.
November 18th, 1913
The Board convened at 1000
o'clock A. NJ, present Chairman
Verwest and Commissioners Johnson
and Williams.
The following committees were ap-
pointed to check the different officers:
l.. Verwest and Williams to check
the Treasurer's office and S. w. John
son was appointed to check the re-
naming offices.
The checking was completed at
400 o'clock P. NJ. and reports were
submitted as follows:
Treasurer's Office
Balance OH hand July
1st, 1918. ......... S~57694.74
Collections July, Aug,
Sept, and Oct, 1918 37S2S.93
Collections Nov. list to
14th incl. ......... 2335.0S
s@97s5s.75
Payments July, Aug,
Sept. and Oct, 1918 $~33O5O.74
Payments Nov. LIST to
18th incl, 1918 $3.50. 407S.4l
Balance on hand Nov.
18th, 1918 ........ 6O729.6O
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s%97S5S.75
Funds and Where Kept
First National Bank, Hope $5605.1O
Hope National Bank So. 436l.74
First National Bank, Finley 4134.30
State Bank, Finley ...... 353O.1O
First National Bank, Sharon 3560.41