The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-04-17

A. NJ. Wednesday, April 9th, 1919.
G. j. MUSTAD
County Auditor
April 9th, 1919

April 9th, 1919
The Board convened at 9 o'clock
A. M. Present Chairman Williams
Commissioners Johnson, Kloster and
Nelson
The official bond of N. A. Nelson,
Constable, on motion approved.
The following bills were on motion
allowed: j. j. Bugbee, pulling grader,
42h miles on County road between
Finley and Sharon $27.6O; r. j..
Ball, rent of Hall for Court purposes
$500; B. j. Long, balance cost of
fuel for one year, $4,000; c. S.
Shippy, attorney appointed by the
Court, case State VS.. Bartlett, $4,000;
Alvin P. Boe, cash advanced for court
orders and other bills, $771.O6; A. X.
Cochrane, P. NJ, Postage for Supt.
and Auditor, $54.27; M M. Hilstad
cash advanced for postage, ink, pens,
$34.31; Peder Boe, Clerk for Treas
urer, March l to11th, 1919, $500;
Hotel Finley, meals for jurors, board
and room for Roy Bartlett, $3.50;
F. NJ Cochrane, Baliff services Dist
Court, S days, $1,000; D. w. Vadnie,
Bailiff services Dist. Court, days,
$500: Charles E. Taylor, Court Stem
ographer. $65.7O; Albert Sparrow,
cash advanced for guarding prisoner,
telephone, telegraph, drayage and Of
fee equipment, $45.35; Albert B.
Guptill, County portion of salary Ju-
venile Commissioner for jan, $16.2O,
Feby. $500. March $3.50.
A representative of the Northwest
ern Sheet & Iron Co. appeared before
the Board relative to culverts and
road machinery. He submitted prices
on culverts which were approved sub
ject to filing satisfactory contract.
The following road material was
purchased: Three IL in. culverts, 26
it. long, t o be shipped to S. w.
johnson, Colgate; Six Is in. culverts
26 it. long, to be shipped to Martin
'Kloster, Sharon; Two N. w. Spl Road
Drags to be shipped to A. G. Nelson,
Finley; Two N. w. Spl. Road Drags
to be shipped to Martin Kloster,
Sharon.
The following bills were on motion
flowed: P. o. Sathre, Pres. Board OF
Health,$3.00; Aagot Raaen, attending
Board of Health, $500; j. w. Need
ham, fumigating material, $1O.5O;
T. j. Glasscock, Supt. County Board
of Health, $4,000
On motion the Board adjourned
till o'clock p. M.
Afternoon Session
The Board of County Commission
ers reconvened pursuant to adjourn
ment. The same members being pre-
sent
The following bills were on motion
allowed: Hammer Carlson Co., work
on gas tank and register, $500; Obert
A. Olson, State Treasurer, Mainten-
ance IS patients Hospital for Insane,
last quarter 1918, $1296.0O; Obert
A. Olson, State Treasurer, Mainten-
ance 19 patients Hospital for Insane,
first quarter, 1919, $1422.6O; Obert
A. Olson, State Treasurer, Mainten-
ance 8 patients Institute for Feeble
Minded, first quarter, 1919, $4,000;
Obert A. Olson, State Treasurer,
maintenance two patients, State Tu-
berculosis Sanatarium $145.00; State
tuberculosis Sanatarium supplies
for patients, $14.50; Obert A. Olson,
State Treasurer, premium County Of
ficials' bonds $295.00; NJ. j. Nickel
SON, postage and miscellaneous office
supplies $5.15; Finley Light and
Power Co., Light and lighting appar-
atus County offices, $23.95; E. Iver-
son, Carpenter work and supplies for
County offices, $14.O5; H. E. Martini
son, putting in heating and ventilat-
i ing apparatus, $500; N. w. Sheet
and Iron Works, Two culverts bought
1918 for Colgate, $92.O4; N. w. Sheet
and Iron Works, Three culverts
bought 1918 for Sharon, $153.15;
The following bills for dragging roads
1918 account Motor Vehicle License