The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-01-25
Milbank, u Dakota.
January IL, 1922.

JOurnment OF january 18th, with
all members present, and con-
Quoted the following business.
Commissioner johnson pre-
scented the following resolution
and moved it's adoption:
Be 1t Resolved, That whereas
the Milestone Valley Fair AS
ISOLATION Of Big Stone City.
South Dakota, has complied with
the law relative to the authority
of the board of county commits
sioners to aid such organization
by an appropriation and said
board is of the opinion that the
sum of $4,000 should be appro-
priated to aid such association.
Said board of county commits
sioners does hereby appropriate
the sum of $4,000 to staid as
ISOLATION for the year 1921.
The above motion was second
ed by Commissioner Fransen and
upon roll call the vote was:
Ayes, Fransen, Johnson and
Seldom; Nays, none. Whereup-
on said resolution was declared
adopted and passed.
The business Of the year 1921
being finished, the board organ
lied as a new board Of county
commissioners, and on a vote be-
ing taken, S. Selden was re-elect-
ed as chairman for the year 1922.
On regular motion unanimous
ly carried the number of deputies
and clerks for the various Grant
county officers, and the salaries
thereof for 1922 was left the
same as for the year 1921, and
Charles McGiven was re-appoint-
ed as Janitor for the year 1922
at a salary Of $1,000 per month.
Places for the sale of chattels
for the year 1922 were designat-
ed as follows: At the northwest
corner of section 3 township 121,
range 81, and in front of the
post office in the following towns
and cities: Milbank, Big Stone
City, Revillo, Strandburg and
Marvin.
On motion made, the following
resolution was unanimously
adopted. all commissioners being
present and voting Aye.
Resolved, That in the absence
Of any bid for the position of
county physician, that the fol-
lowing schedule of prices be al
lowed any physician called, 75c
per mile travel one way and $1.5O
for each call, said services to be
rendered upon order from the
county commissioner Of the dis
trict where call is to be made and
not otherwise.
In the matter Of the appoint
ment of the official papers of the
county. and on vote being taken,
the Grant County Review and
the Herald-Advance, published
in Milbank, and the Big Stone
Headlight, published in Big Stone
City, were designated and APP
pointed as the official legal news
papers of the county Of Grant,
South Dakota, for the ensuing
year in which papers shall be
published the proceedings of the
board of county commissioners
and all other matters required
by law.
For valid reasons a refund of
1920 taxes was allowed E. r.
Cowing & Oscar Johnson in the
amounts of $52.81 and $76.51 re-
spectively.
On motion the following mis-
cellaneous bills were allowed and
s. Selden, per diem and mile
age 6U.IU
Louis Johnson, per deim and
mileage 62.S(
Frank Fransen, per diem and
mileage 66.Ot
Anna Sharsten, poor relief---- 25.W
Practical Drawing Co., drawing
pads to Co. Supt. ---------- 21.9!
Lloyd Mellen. levery to County
Supt., Oct, Nov. and Dec 1880
Milestone Valley Fair Associa-
ton, appropriation fair aid 5000
w. w. Wilson, cash advanced
for postage 20
w. w. Wilson, cash advanced
for telephone tolls -------- 1.9'
! Mrs. l.. E. Nasberg. poor relief 800
Herald-Advance, supplies to
county 26.5
Lawrence Kruger, crow bounty g
d. z. Medley. one load fertilizer
b to lawn I.U
3 L. d. Cutting, M. D., profession
7 al services to Grant county 81
: J.. A. Jacotel, NJ. D., services
4 on board of health -------- Sd
W. w. Wilson, fees for tax