The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-10-12
COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS

Tuesday, October 2, 1923, 900 q. m.
Board met as per adjournment of
September 8, 1923. Members present
:. S. Hight, Chas. Kimball, P. II.
Putnam. Minutes of last meeting
we're read and approved. Board adj
jouuned to 80 p. m. c. w. Kerhn,
County Auditor.
Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1923, 1870 p. IN.
Board met as per adjournment. Mem
bers present: c. s. Hight, Chas. Kim
ball, p. III. Putnam. Following claims
allowed: Hall & McCreary Co., school
books, 1880; j. Fred Olander Co.,
supplies for county superintendent,
bll8.79; Brown q Saenger, county
supplies, $13.45; Chris Bum, sheriff's
ices and mileage, $161.S0; l.. w. Bar
ton, deputy sheriff's fees and mileage,
$1,000; l.. w. Barton, board for pris-
Jner, 10 days, $500; Roy Raffens-
berger, assisting sheriff, $500; EN-
NETT Gary, burning anthrax cattle,
$500; Erven Medearis, burning an
thrax cattle, $500; j. d. Adams Co.,
supplies for tractors, $24.55; r. w.
Hutchinson, Office rent for September,
$3.50; j. G. Cordell, j%anitor, Septem-
Der, $500; postage and box rent,
1915, total 1875; j. L. Kent, Jr.,
water for court house c~istern, 1920,
laundry for Ernest Seiffert, $l.40, to-
tai, $3.50; V. l.. burlington, justice
of peace fees, $3.50; c. w. Kerlin,
magpie, crow and gopher bounties,
No. 0459 to 0456, inclusive, 1855;
C. w. Kerlin, wolf bounty certificates
No. 66l-662-66 $1,000; Oscar Spear,
wolf bounty certificate No. $50, $500;
Martin Anderson, wolf bounty certi-
ficate No. 663, $500; Fischer Print
ing Co., county supplies, $10.06; E. w.
BOyles, transcript of evidence, State
VS.. Henry Peneaux, $3.50; Helen M.
Fridy, mileage superintendent Of
schools, $4,000, postage, $4,000, total
$4,000; Northwestern Bell Telephone
Co., tolls for August and September,
$21. 90, rent for October, $500, total
$26.69; Methodist State Hospital,
board and room for Mr.. Seiffert, for
August, $4,000; Methodist State Hos
pital, board and room for Mr., Seiffert
for August, $4,000; n. /. Strain, post.
age stamps, $1,000; c. w. Kerlin, cash
paid for freight, $50.85; A.. L. Smith,
county treasurer, salary for Septem-
Der, $125.0O Grace B. Hanna, deputy
county treasurer, salary for Septem-
Der, 500. 90; C. w. Kerlin, county aud
itor, salary for September, $125.00;
Margaret Hofine, deputy county aud
itor, salary for September, $500;
j. G. Cordell, register of deeds, salary
for September, $1l2.50; Mary A. Cor
dell, deputy register of deeds, salary
for September, $1S.75; NJ. l. Strain,
clerk of courts. salary for September,
$3.50; Helen M. Fridy, superintend-
ent of schools. salary for September,
$112.50; r. w. Hutchinson, states ct.
torney, salary for September, $4,000;
Forest NJ. Jenkins, road work, $1,000;
VIM. A. Dolezal, road work, $4,000;
j. A. Tuggle, dragging roads, $15.75;
J. A. Tuggle, dragging roads, 1913;
Adolph Paseka, Jr., hauling bridge
material, $500; Laurel Book Co.,
school books, $23.02; Educator Sup
ply Co., school books, 1857; Mitchell
Publishing Co., county supplies, $4.16;
Joseph G.. Cannon, justice of peace
fees, $40; Merle McDonanld, drag
cling roads, $500; Guy c. Hutchin-
son, road work, $4,000; Art Turner,
road work, 1927; II. w. Steinmeyer,
road work. $500; E. Graham, road
work, $6.3S; p. II. Putnam & Son,
supplies for bridge work, $12.49; F. J.
Kiser, supplies for bridge work,
$25ll Art Johnson, work on Menor-
? ial Highway, $56.76; Henry Keller,
7 work on Memorial Highway, $500;
lW. R. Van Patten, road work, ~$2.4s
Roy E. Findley and Chas. Shouldis
/. road work, $224.60; H. F. Gillespie
! road work, $5l.85 Oscar Spear, haul
ing bridge material, $685.; Kenneth
, Mellott j iack screw, 500; Fred c
. Kirch, printing and supplies, $ll6.5O
d S. F.. Counts, work on Memorial High
way, S24.S9; s. E. Counts, work OF
0 Memorial Highway, $l7.O4; +. G
'Peters, burning cstt|lnfHr Franz