The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-29
Board spent day on seed and feed mat
ters and on motion made and carried
adjourned till 8 "A. M. Feb. III.
9 Am. Feb. 11192O.

Board spent day on seed and feed mat
t t and on n, motion mad and carried carried
A'''1'''sa : ) A. NJ. Feb. ii. 1920.
Board In session.
Chairman Sidener n Commissioner
Nichol and Walker present.
Board spent the day on seed and feed
matters.
On motion made and carried Board
adjourned till 3 4. N; Feb; T.. 1000
Board in session
Chairman sidener and Commissioners
Michel, Walker and Finstad present
to have their voting place changed from
School Hous on Sec. % to Consolidated
School on Sec. 20. y D q"
On motion made and carried above re-
Board spent part Of morning on seed
and feed matters, and on motion made
and carried adjourned till 2 P. M.
Board in session. RI
Chairman Sidener and Commissioners
Nichol, Walker and Finstad present.
Board adjourned to Court Room to
take up in a general meeting the ques-
ton of bonding the county for an ad-
ditional 500, 0OO. 90 for seed and feed and
to discuss the ACCESSIBILITY of putting
After a thorough discussion Of the
bonding question in which As Of the IS
taxing. districts were represented 1t was
decided by a vote of 80 for and IL against
lila IL was vi J1IC OCSL1 llkCICSN VI l1IC
county hat an additional 500, 10000 be
raised by bonding to help needy farmers
who could not get seed and feed other
wise. ...-. rsf@E E
After a thorough discussion Of the
grasshopper question in which it vas
brought out that there were large
amounts of untillable and in his and
adjoining counties and some idle till
able land which could not be poisoned
it was decided by a vote of about three
fourths of the representatives present
to not put on a g~rasshopper campaign
during the season of 1920.
On motion made and carried the gen
eral meeting was closed and the Board
adjourned to the Auditors office and
after passing On a number of bills adj
journed till 9 A. NJ. FEB: 10.
8 A. M. Feb. 13, 1920.
Board in session
Chairman Sidener and Commissioners
Nichol, Walker and Finstad present.
Board spent morning on seed and feed
matters and auditing bills.
On motion mad and carried Board ad-
journed till 2 ?: P. M m. Feb. 10. 1920.
Board lin session.
Chairman Sidener and Commissioners
Nichol. Walker and Finstad present.
On motion the following resolution
WHEREAS, The demands of the
needy residents of Bottineau County
have been so great as to exhaust the
$500. OO0.O 90 Bond issue that Bottineau
County is making. and
WHEREAS, At q meeting on Febru u
airy 18th. of the SO taxing districts IN
ed and in which 33 voted to bond the
County for an additional $1O0,00O.0O of
seed and feed bonds. now therefore,, be
RESOLVED. That bonds for the
Dakota, be issued for One Hundred
nd%instins 800 81 F fSee; 90 2un RG1'arS ts5 u 90 s
Dollars each, said bonds to run for a
peroid of five years at a rate of inter-
est not to exceed six per cent, per an
mum, payable s~emi-annually at the Of
flee of the County Treasurer in the City
of Bottineau March list and September
list, each year., the proceeds OF SAFE OF
said bonds to be used for the purpose
of buying seed grain and feed during the
year 1920. The proposed issue OF bonds
is to be retired as soon as due or sooner
if funds are available and purchaser is
willing.
On motion of Commissioner Nicho1.
seconded BY Commissioner Finstad the
above. Resolution was approved and
adopted by all members present voting
AYE.
After auditing and allowing a num-
Der of bills the Board adjourned till
Feb. 10. .
Board in session.
An present.
Board spent day on seed and feed
matters and auditing Oils.
On motion Board ADJOURNED I'LL y \.
9 A.. M. Feb. 20. 1920
Board in session
All members present. ,
Board spent most of day on SEED ana
feed applications and auditing bills.
On motion of COMMISSIONS Holl sec
onded by Commissioner F1nstad ana
sioner Walker and County Agent Aamodt
to go to Michigan City and vicinity ana
see what arrangements could be made
to get hay for the county:
On motion made and carried Boaro ao-
9 A. M. Feb. "a, 1920
Board in session.
All members present.
Board spent day on seed and feed APP
On motion made and carried Board adj
journed till FEB. IS NJ. Feb. 25. 1920
Board in session.
All members present. ,
Board spent day o n seed n feed
applications and auditing bills.
On motion made and carried Board ad-
journed till 8 a. M. Feb. 70.
9 A. M. Feb. 26. 1920
Board in session.
All member present. ,
Board spent day on seed and feed
applications and on motion made and
carried adjourned till 9 a. M: Fen, ~
9 A. NJ. Feb. p. 1920.
BOARD in session. ,
Commissioners Nichol Walker and
Finstad present. "
On motion of Commissioners Walker
seconded by Commissioned Finstad and
carried Commissioner Nichol was elected
Chairman Pro Tenn. /,
Most of day was spent on seed and
feed matters. ~,
On motion made and carried the pay,
ment of mothers pensions on Fen. =
for the month of Jan. was approved
the total amount being $4,000.
On motion made and carried the fol
lowing bills for the, month of Feb. were
audited allowed and ordered paid. as
follows: s.@
Walker Bros. Supplies for 90
County Offices -----------.$ fIl.oo
Grand Forks Herald. Supplies
for County Offices .------ 4.lb
Grand Forks Herald. Supplies 80
for County Offices --,----..----- 4.oz
Grand Forks Herald. Supplies 90
for County Offices -- l.oo
Fred Hancock, Services taking
care insane patient -..-.-- la.lo
Grand Forks Herald Supplies
for County Offices .-.------.- z.Io
p. b. Ferguson supplies Tor q
County Offices -----.-.---..-:- QUO
Robert Armstrong, assisting IN