The Ward County independent., 1922-12-28
Afternoon Session
Dece1l1hef. 90. 1922

Com. Vandenoever. that the following
resolution be accepted, approved ant
placed on file:
WHEREAS. there appears on eth,
NO. H.. instrument No. 1lOS45, as flet
in the Register of Deeds office, Ware
issued to Jens Anderson as to the SW!
and the Sci Sec. 1, Twp. l60. Range IS
and
WuEEEAS, Jens Anderson has turn
cd over to Ward County, seed grain
Of the amount due Ward County.
NOW, THEREFORE,, BE IT RE
SOLVED. that the county auditor be
and an, hereby is ipstrueted to cause salts ntS
.' i'o i:as. M IS S. :ne a 10 the Eu'1 ana on1y Twp
Motion carried.
Moved by Com. Vandcnocvcr, second.
ID by com: Toftner that hat the minutes OF
Board. held in the office of the Secre-
tary in the Federal Building on Decen-
her II, 1922. be spread on the commits
Meeting of the Ward County Fair
Sscre,ary in the Federal Building, at
s:Io p. Nj" President Angus, Krantz
presiding. The president stated the
object of the. meeting was to discuss
the fair boards proposals for state aid
On roll call the following members
responded present: krantz. Parker
srichrr I1hr. Bunncll, Ellison, Dahle,
Vnndenoever, Toftner and Finke.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved on motion of
Vamden"ercr, seconded by Spichcr.
The secretary distributed copies of
his report Of the 1922 fair and: on mo-
ti"n of Nandenoevcr, seconded by KAN
rud, reading of the report was dis
prnscd with.
The secretary gave a report of the
meeting of the state fair representa-
tvcs held at the offices of J. A. Kit
chen. commissioners of agriculture and
labor at Bismarck. Nov: ~, and read
tn" proposal submitted by f.. w. Nc
Roberts, secretary of the State Fair at
Fargo, including a bill covering a plan
for raising, apportiOning and adnliniS-
tcring state aid for fairs
II. l.. Halvorson gave a verbal report
of the meeting OF representatives of
fairs held in Bismarck last spring, with
ed at that meeting.
The matter Of plans for state aid for
fairs was then generally discussed by
tn" fair board members.
Moved by Dunnell, seconded by Bur-
gcSon, that a resolution be drawn up
the ideas of the board re-
sarding the matter m! of fairs, fairs and state
all voting aye. The resolution follows:
BE it Resolved, BY the Ward County
Fair Board that the present is not an
oIi'oI IlIlc W ia d oluS lC
location for Il State Fair for North
Dakota and that Il continuance of the
present arrangement is advisable at
this time.
Re it Further Resolved That the plan
Of four regional fairs for North Da-
k"ta, located at Fargo. Grand Forks,
and Minot. is hereby endorsed.
said fairs to share equally in all state
appropriations to the four fairs named
except that such city as may be desig-
mated from year to year as the State
the amount it would have received as q
regional fair being held at that point
that year.
BE 1t Further Resolved. That the
Of state aid for district, coun-
ty and community fairs is hereby en-
1orsed.
\ recess OF five minutes was taken
while the. resolution was being written.
Moved by Burgeson, seconded by
l.ohr. that the president appoint Il COM
nittee of three, himself acting as chair
framing state aid proposals. pushing
-hem and urging them upon the legis-
ature. Motion carried.
The president appointed II. l.. IlaIvor-
son, Alfred Haldi and Secretary Carl w.
Mason to serve with him as such COM
nittce.
1t was the sense Of the meeting that
he chair should appoint other members
Q act with the committee as might
TEEN desirable.
The matter of planting trees and
NTuDS ana generally DcuuCllylnG the
air grounds was faVOrably discussed
~ several of the members.
Architect Ira l.. Rush having previ-
usly submitted preliminary sketches of
'avilion and a speed barn to the COM
nittee on grounds and buildings, the
Olnmittee, through the chairman, J. n.
ellison. presented the matter OF con-
oming year. Mr.. Rush spoke briefly
f the plans and the sketches were sub
nittcd and inspected by the board mem
Moved by Ellison, seconded by Finke.
hat the committees on grounds and
uildings be authorized to secure plans
took barn and judging pavilion, a new
peed barn. floor in the first story Of
he Exhibition Building, a new we'll. Il
ever drain from the present sump pit
0 the Mouse River, a hog and sheep
arm and shrubbery. etc. for the fair
rounds and submit these plans and
pecifications at the next board meet
loved by Finke. seconded by punnrll,
hat the Board adjourn.
Motion carried.
ON: Ialdi. that the requisition Of o.
. Herigstad, states attorney, of Ward
ounty, for linoleum for the states at
Drncy'S office DE accepted, and referred
. the purchasing; committee.
Motion carried.
Moved by Com. Tof,ner, seconded by
ON. NanucnOcNcfr tnIt we adjourn at
y. NJ, december 23rd. Motion carried.
Dece1nb ber 23, 1929
The Board met as per adjournme mt. at
A. NJ. on December 23rd. with all MEM
crS present and Com. l<rantz in the
hair
Moved by Com. Vandenoever, second-
4 by Com. Haldi, that the following ap-
licationS for satisfaction of seed liens
t accepted, approved and the auditor
>Structed to cause satisfaction as here
,after described:
Seed lien OF JOS. +. Spalda. OF Plaza,
:. d. as to contract No. 1877 and in
trument No: 140923. as filed in the
egister of Deeds office of Ward Coun-
:. ~ OAK. Of the 1918 ISSUE as to the
riginal amount of $794.65, upon the
described property: NW3 Sec
!. SEA Sec. Ii, and the WaNEa,
ange 81, and
WHIGR EAS. above named applicant
as already reduced the above amount
$397.77, and
WHEREAS. he agrees to pay 5000 on
lis account for the release Of the
W. Sec. Ia, Twp. 153, Range 81 and
WHEREAS, we believe it to be to the
EST interest of Ward County, due to ;
le fact that above named applicant ;
ishes to renew loan,
THEREFORE,, above application be
'anted
Also application of A. 3. Hills, of