The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-09-25
THE OFFICIAL
PROCEEDINGS
BOARD OF COUNTY ConukIssIoN-
ERs BoTTINEAU COUNTY,
NORTH DAKOTA

Bottineau, N. Oak, Sept. 2, 1919.
Board met in an adjourned regular
session.
Nichol, Holl, Finstad and Walker pre-
sent.
Commissioner Nichol elected Chair
man pro tenn.
Board spent morning discussing var
ious seed and feed contracts, and ques-
lions relating thereto.
On motion Board adjourned until 2
o'clock p. M.
Board in S]e es nS co Wn1Ksr nees
Board spent a short time on seed n
feed business.
Mr.: I. W: Haw; from the Agricultural
odt as an applicant for the position of
County Agent. After carefully consid-
ering Mr.. Aamodt's recommendations
and credentials the Board hired sdnt Nun m
Bottineau County, at the salary or
$780, 90 per year. MI. Aamodt expect
ed to take his position about septem-
Der 9, 1919.
On motion Board adjourned until 9
A. NJ, September 3, 1919.
September 3, 9 A.. M.
Board in session. Commissioners Holl,
Nichol, Finstad and Walker present.
Mr.. Hegstrom, representing the Under
wood Typewriter Co. appeared in regard
to replacing three ~typerWiting machlnes.
Board ordered one Model 5 at $1O2:5O.
and two Model 3 for $215.0 90, and traded
in three l.. c. Smith machines for $500.
Mr.. Hegstrom agreed to give Cour
House repair service free, about every
five weeks.
Board in session. cGmmission nscs
sent g {; n m t1eersa $. M M R Nieh4l an oa
Deeds office for April. May and June
and reported as follows as per county
Treasurer's receipts. exhibited.
April fees
May fees 22S.o0
Register of Deeds report for July, was
received and approved as follows:
Application for relief from Drainage
Taxes received from Ole H. Soland, on
the SWA of the SEA, section 80, and
WI Of the .NEA SECTION 81, in town
$465.O1. Relief asked on the ground that
said land was Government a at the
time of assessment. Referred to States
Attorney, J. j. Weeks. -.
Sept. 10th.
Board in session: Chairman Sidener;
Comm'rs Nichol, Walker and Finstad
Mr.. Williams of Westhope appeared
in regard to feed matters.
Herman Kuhn Of Gardena appeared in
regard to his feed Inc seed contract.
Burr consulted with the Board in regard
to milk testing and grain grading ap
paratus as used in connection with the
teaching of agriculture in the public
schools.
Also consulted with the Board con-
corning a county nurse for the public
schools: Board considered this matter
County Agent C.. B. Aamodt consulted
with the Comm'rs in regard to feed mat
tiers and the completion of unfinished
business connected with the g~rasshop-
Mr.: 4. 3. E~rtresvaas and H. A. L.
veille representing the Commercial club
of the City of Bottineau appeared in re-
gard to a donation from the County for
the celebration being arranged for the
returned soldiers Homecoming.
COMMISSIONS Walker offered the fol-
lowing resolutions:
full and gallant services performed by
the soldiers of this county in the re-
cent war and.
Whereas, the Commercial Club of the
celebration fitting for the returned SOL
diers Homecoming, and the club having
raised about 100000 in Bottineau, now
therefore be it resolved that this Board
SANOS IVA IAN SONAASy 6CA4O4oA Au4xN
$4,000 for the celebration.
Moved by Nichol and seconded by Fin
stad that the above resolution be adopt
luton was declared passed d. @ne '''
Moved by Commissioner Nichol and
seconded by Commissioner Finstad hat
h Jurors called for the fall term of
lagos be apportioned as follows WE pre-
cincts not listed already have jurors in
box.
Scandal township, number Of Jurors 1
Wayne twp, number Of jurors I
Antler twp. number of jurors
Wheaton twp, number Of jurors 2
Cordelia twp. number of jurors 2
ptnae1ir1 T Twp, na number r. Of Jurors z
Peabody twp, number Of Jurors 1
Bentinck twp, number Of jurors
Sergtus twp, number Of jurors l
shesmaa t tWp'. number number OF Of Jurors Jurors. 3
Hoffman twp, number Of jurors 2
Lordsburg twp, number Of jorurs /
Brander twp, number Of jurors 2
c aast Bank TWP twp.. naMesF Of q Jurors aaoes' I
Cecil twp, number Of. jurors /
Willow Vale twp, number Of Jurors .
Oak Creek twp. number Of jurors 2
Elystan twp, number Of jurors /
Lewis twp, number Of jurors /
Mount Rose twp. number Of jurors 2
Blaine twp, number Of jurors 2
WUe1lington twp. lumber Of Jurors 2
1870 SNEb A~AAA~S -
Chatfield twp, number of Jurors 2
Films twp, number Of jurors 2
Lansford twp.<number Of Jurors 2
Bottineau, first ward /. third ward /
Willow City, number Of jurors i
Souris, number Of jurors 2
Antler, number of jurors Z
LAnsford, lumber Of jurors 1
Omemee, number Of jurors 2
Overly, number OF jurors 1
Gardena, number Of jurors i
Kramer, number Of jurors 2
Russell, number Of jurors 1
Eckman, number of purors 2
Newburg, number OF jurors i
Report from the State Board Of Equal-
ization lowered both land and lots In
Bottineau County 5 per cent.
On motion made ~ carried the Board
adjourned until Sept. 18th.
September. il. 1919. 8 A. M.
and Commissioners Nfchol. Finstad and
walker present.
The following resolution wa offered