The Ward County independent., 1922-08-03

(By Carl NJ. Knudsen) ------$ $500
5ba'nss 59hn j.: Gurran 1,am,ter Total bid 7,S6ooo
Lantz g. Mackley -.oo
(By j. II. Mackley) ---------- 6a6'0o a60o
SIsn Plan o:So' 10. 2, Exhibition Building.
For For building the Exhibition as shown ,;l
on nlans and specifications, wall OF tile,
the sum of:
The Dakota building 90. e,,o,n m
(By Carl NJ. knudsen -----@l WV
Lantz & Mackley oo
(5y ]. Fl. Mackley) -------- 1f,Sgff'00VV 1f,Sgf 0V
Sven Olson observation-disclosures io'Hi''V'
For leaving out the railing, stairs to
second floor, rough and finish tloor anu
ali joists except at the supporting poststs
one joist to serve as tie for sides or
building, deduct from Blu NJ t'ie
sum of:
(By Carl NJ. Knudsen) -----Sl,'94.oo
~ lby ! IL Mackley) -------- 1's9o."S 's9o" 90
sTsn isian oiSon So' ;. Amphitheater.
For building the, amphitheater as as
shown on plans and specifications as
specified under seating plan' Alternate
No l. the sum of:
The Dakota Building co. s,oo,ooo
(By Carl M knudsen) -----Sl0' 0's599'oooo oo
Thomas 4 Souiter C,c,alt --- i0'0'''V'
Foy Foy b building ia % the Amphitheater as
shown on plans and spee1IcatalGinS San aiiernate
No 2. the sum of:
The Dakota Building Co. 49,, ooo
(By Carl NJ. knudsen -----slo'4so'oo
Lantz & Mackley 49,, oooo
For building two additional sections
as specified on plans and spec.flcatlohSs'
add to the bid under Alternate No. l.
1hs TSe I9M pahota ea' Building Co.
lBy Carl NJ. Knudsen> ------S2'4so.oo
Lantz & Mackiey - ION M
For building two additional sections
as specified on plans and speclnca5lons,
add to the bid under Alternate NO. 2 the
The Dakota Building Co.
(By Carl NJ. knudsen -----S2. S2.ts9.99e
Thomas 4. Coulter ------------ Z'ooo'1o
I.antz & Mackley ooo
iRy J. H. Mackley) 7---- 2'21V'oo
Sid No. 4. Combination bid.
For building the STOCK Barn as SIS shoMr for
Sn:,d:ng the Exhibition Building as
shown on plans and specifications, walls
Of both buildings to be Of tile as speci-
fed the sum of:
The Dakota Building Co. ,ooo
(By Carl NJ. Knudsen) -----S3S'soo'oo
Lantz & Mackley. ,,-oo IN
4 bidders bond for $4,000 by surety
company accompanied the bids OF tne
Dakota Building Co. \ certified check
Fbon1as A. Coulter. A certified check
for s:ss55 accompanied the bid of John
J. Curren Certified checks for $3.50 for
the stock barn and $500 1or tne hiS, eSh'olf of
SVEN Olson Certified checks for $3.50
fo. the stock barn, $3.50 for the eNhlbl-
ton building and $500 for the grand
stand accompanied the bids of Lantz 4
Moved by Haldi, seconded by Ellis9n,
that the bid of Sven Olson Tor Ss,o9o
for building the stock barn. with con-
crer. he accented subject to bond. Car
ried.
D. A. Dinnie appeared before the
for the exhibition building and the mat
ter was discussed by the board at some
length.
that the bid of Lantz & Mackley for the
building of the grand stand.with packs
on the lower II rows of seats-for
$4,000, subject to satisfactory bond' be
Moved by Dahle, seconded by. Wolfe,
that the bid of the Dakota Building co.
for s14.27o for the building Of me ex- sS
subject to satisfactory bond. ,,.
On roll call spicher. Krantz, Ellison,
Woife Dihls LoRr Sruener Toftner
voted yes, and Ehr voted no.
Report of the application for spur
track from the Great Northern Ky. line
into the fairgrounds was made ny the
secretary.
It was the sense of the board that a
high fence should be built along the
Theodore Roosevelt Highway and that
the fencing of the remainder of the
grounds be left to the committee on
grounds and buildings.
The secretary was instructed to aScer-
tain what the Great Northern Ry. would
do in the matter of fencing on its side
of the fairgrounds and report at the
next meeting.
Moved by Finke seconded by Brun-
ner, that the board express formally it's
thanks to Postmaster Fred l.: anderson son
offices in the federal building. Carried.
A representative Of the Western Vau-
deville Managers Assn, appeared before
Moved by Finke, seconded by Vande-
noever that the fair be extended to four
days and include Sept. as the last day
Carried.
Moved by Drummer, seconded by Finke,,
Board adjourned.
Carl w. Mason. Secretary.
At o'clock it was moved by Com.
seconded by Com. Haldi
that the board adjourn until 8 A. NJ
July 7tn.
July 9TH, 1929
The board met at A. M. on above
loving members present: Commission
ers Vandenoever, Toftner, Haldi and
snicher. Com. krantz absent and Com.
Spicher in the chair.
Board of Cooperative Agricul tural
Work, appeared before the board in
to having the County enter
into agreement for continuing County
Agent work, the old agreement had
cEpired June Goth, 1922.
Moved by Com. Vandenoever. second
ed by Com. Haldi that the agreement
between the State Board Of Co-Opera-
tive Agricultural xtension Work and
Ward County, by it's Commissioners. be
accented for the year beginning July
LIST. 1922, to June Goth, 1928, as herein
after described:
Memorandum of Agreement Covering
Cooperative Agricultural
Exten sion Work
THIS AGREEMENT, Made this 7th
day of July, 1922, by and between the
Board of Admin stration of the State of
North Dakota in charge of the Exten-
sion Division of the North Dakota Ag-
ricultural College, hereinafter known as
the State. Board, and the County Board
of Commissioners for Ward County,
hereinafter known as the County Board.
authorized by laws to levy taxes for the
establishment of county extension work
in agriculture and home economics in
accordance with amended Section 1858
Article 26 of the COmpiIe6 Laws of