The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-03-03
pany to cover interest overdue.
On motion duly made and carried the
request was refused.

pany to cover interest overdue.
On motion duly made n carried the
request was refused.
Mr.. Rinkel from Antler appeared be-
fore the Board in regard to a 1921 Q
ty Seed and Feed lien on the Sk-27-162-
L. Pixley, who placed his lien on this
land had left the County for good and
the land being heavily encountered, 2
part of which encumbrance Mr.. Rinkel
was interested in, he offered to pay a
small part Of the lien in order to clear
the title Of the seed m feed lien.
On motion Of Commissioner kromrey
and carried the Board refused the Of
Ter.
The report of Aug; Wenstad was re,
ceived stating that he had apPraisea
by John Frederickson at eleven dollars.
|. On motion Board adjourned TILL z r.
Board in session.
All members present:
A motion made by Commissioners
y Walker, sec nar1ieo BY That c the Register
Of Deeds be Instructed to file the Coun-
ty Seed and Feed lien extension agree
ments as he would chatte! 81
appeared as a committee representing
the Commercial Club of the CITY OF R SoI
tineau. urging the Board to do all they
could to have the contract c1 ,n let 1o ao' uhS
complete the State road to the MOUSE
River straight west from Bottneau ana
ut the same time furnish work for a
large number Of armers at a time "neh
State Engineer, Ed. White. was called
in and consulted as to plans, spec1I1 III
| ton md letting of this CONTRACT. IN. anS
P to be nH let i in three five mile sections;
This would allow one section or az tnree
to be let at one time which would make
it possible to O.; allow o0ad a tp pa be carried "a led over
till 1922 in case a shortage OIL u"o
The Board. having planned 1or Jhe + laSt
action by Commissioner Walker moving
That the state Highway Commission be
Instructed that the County vas r cay
Commissioners Johnston seconded the
motion and all Commissioners voting
Ave it wa declared carried,
-. A ttG agS esTea the Of co Metyh9 to wa I've !
daVs the 1920 seed and feed lien No. 146
on the sWA -sec.:1s-1e1-S1. filed 1y
r reSf' for p%ei the time MENTIONED would en-
abie Mr.. Cooper to complete a title. ~
days earlier than he otherwise, could.
On motion made and carried the Board
Attention was drawnt to the fact that
the Board had not approved the reperI
of the County Supt .on the successLul
contestants in the for o9 9Sso' and girls as''-
Moved by Commissioner Walker ana
! econded by Commissioner. Parkinson
and carried that the report pc approve9
due the successful contestants.
The report is as follows:
List of Winners in Boys n Girls
Club Contest 1920.
Marion seneschal-Trip to Fargo and
$500 from End Commissioner District;
Ella Kofoid-$5.0o from LIST Commis-
s'G Mabel tFFtosssum-$5.oo from 9Th Com
missioner District.
Potatoes: es
from eth Commissioners District.
Helen Olson-$5.OO from Attn commas
| sioner.
Poultry: m
from 9Th Commissioner District.
Esther Zimmer-$5.O0 from 4th Com
missioner District.
Corn: eE m
from 5th Commissioner District.
Clifford Tweeten $500 from End Com
Elsie D. Burr for Annie D. Burr:
Moved by Commissioner Johnston and
seconded by Commissioners kromrey ana
carried, tina the order of the Audltor
releasing fer $ 20 the W. W. SSv9 a ia
NEA -15-160-82, the land formerly owned
by Ed Rowe, be confirmed.
The Auditor reported that the reports
s ST G9un While Euf he was city aSnf En ns for
the City of Bottineau, had been slgneo
by him as County Surveyor thus making
them a part of the official County rec
The Auditor reported hat he had re-
ceived reports from 80 out Of A own
ships on the amounts Of Federal h Ald
reported that they did not need cid.
County Agent Aamodt reported having
heard from Renville County to the eff
feet that they had given up the Idea sao OF
to Washington but that this part OF
the work had been left to the State Com
missioner of Agriculture:
Three hundred and thirty five appl1,,
cations had been received on Feb. II and
it was estimated that there would be
$50 farmers in the County needing aid;
Applications for correction of the 1920
hail tax was received from P. ]. Scully
in the noun of $1,000 on the SEA-33-
164-S3. Application granted.
Application for correction of hail tax
t Il th Sos s%o from Of f. $40? !. hi Ess p ore the w Z
NWX. NWk SWN, Sec. %. NEASEA-
Sec. 21-163-76. On motion duly made and
carried, application was granted.
lowing bills filed or paid by order since
Jan. z, were audited and allowed:
Payment Of Mothers Pensions
for the month of on
February list. was approved,
total amount being ~---~-$ S57.OO
| Adelard Bibeau Refundment on 80.
I. o. O.. F. Lodge, No. 1Os. Re-
fund on 1915 tax property
exempt - 44.Sf
Workmen's Compensation Blu
reau, Premiums On State In
surance, 1920 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tits
Ralph Walker, expense bill for
attending State Commission
ers' Meeting at Grand Forks
Jan. II to 81 inclusive ---.,---.. $500
s. M. Nichol, expense attending
- State Commissioners Meeting
at Grand Forks, Jan. II to 81
Inclusive 34.0O
Ralph Walker, Telephone bills
Comm. Services Feb. 1873 -. 23.4O
S M. Nichol, Commissioners
Meeting, Feb. 1, 2 M 8 ----.-- 1900
Ira Johnston, Attending Comm.
Meeting and travelling ex-
penses, Feb. l, 2 and 3 -----. 27.OO
G. e. Tabor, Duplicate of war
rants No. 10602 and 10000,
clerk of Election, Whitby
J. P. Parkinson, Comm. services
and expense at 0memee Jan.
| 81 Feb I 2 2 1921 1880