The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-12-14
COMMISSIONERS MEET
IN REGULAR SESSION

heIHUeIS pIcSelil. - - 1IlSHt, Nlido.
kimball Minutes of last meeting
were read and approved. Following
claims allowed: F. A. Coe, witness
fees, $3.50; Hans Larson, witness fees,
$3.50; Albert Terbell, witness fees,
$3.50; B. +. Burnett, witness fees,
$40; Jesse Lenaugh, witness fees,
$3.50; w. T. Berg, witness fees, $500;
+. A. Hutchinson, juror fees, $23.20;
X. l.. Tomsik, juror fees, $500. Board
adjourned to l 80 p. IN. c. w. kerlin,
County Auditor.
Tuesday, December 4, 1923, ! 80 p.
III. Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: { ;. Hight, Chas.
kimball Claims allowed: c. w. Ker-
lin, witpess and interpreter's fees,
certificate Nos. 493 -494-497 to 506-50S
to 52O-525-526. inclusive $20lS0; c.
w. Kerln, Juror and bailiffs fees,
certificate Nos. Sl7-Sl8-82O to S39-84l
to $40, inclusive, $l042.00; Universe
ty Publishing Co., school books,
$l6.40; Standard Oil Co., oil and gas
oljne for county tractors, $75.OS;
Methodist State Hospital, board and
room for Ernest Seiffert for Novemr
Ter, $1,000; Mrs, J. S. Hight, board
for Ted Johnson, five weeks at $4.OO,
5000; j. \. Sturdevant, supplies for
county use, $l6.37; Mrs. Steve Jones,
meal for jurors, $1,000; Blanche &.
Laird. mothers pension, November Is
to December Is, $3.50; j. c. Cordell,
janitor for November, $500; Fred c.
kirch, printing and supplies for
county, $39025; II. l.. Bode, assisting
states attorney in state'vs Estes and
Kline, $4,000; Chris Bum, sheriff
delinquent tax collections for
October, $47.0O; l.. w. Barton, deputy
sheriff fees, $4100; l.. W. Barton,
deputy sheriff fees, $6S.50; l.. w.
Barton, iailor's fees and meals for
prisoners and jury, $3.50; A. l..
Smith, county treasurer, salary for
Novembep, $125.00; Grace B. Hanna,
deputy county treasurer, salary for
November, $500; c. w. Kerlin, coun-
ty auditor, salary for November,
$l25.O0; Margaret Hoffine, deputy
county auditor, salary for November,
$500; ]. G.. Cordell, register of deeds,
salary for November, $ll2.50; Mary
A. Cordcll, deputy register OF deeds,
salary for November, $l8.75; NJ. |.
Strain, clerk of courts. salary for No
vembcr, $1l2.5O; r. w. Hutchinson,
states attorney, salary for November,
500 90; c. w. Kerlin. magpie, crow
and gopher bounty certificates, No.
675 to 6S2 and 6S5 to 6S7, inclusive,
$4,000; w. r. Heath, wolf bounty
certificate No. 6S3, $500; F. y. Weav-
er, wolf bounty certificate No. 6S4,
$400; Electa Bigler, mothers pension
for December, $500; j. Fred Olan
der Co., supplies for superintendent
of schools. $2.07; Brown & Saenger,
county supplies, $53.7l; White River
Lodge No. 234, I.O.O.F., rent Of hall
for court purposes, $4,000; c. w,
Wallace, two adding machine ribbons,
$3.50; c. w. Wallace, overhauling and
rebuilding adding machines, $2l.OO;
Roy ID. Kirkendall. meals for jurors.
$3.50; Grace B. Hanna, reporting in
case Of state VS. Kline and Estes,
$1,000; r. w. Hutchinson, Office rent
for November, states attorney, $3.50;
f. W. Boyles, court reporter, per diem
and expense, $l26.50; Chris Bum,
sheriff fees and mileage, $l69.4O,
postage stamps, $500, total, $l74.4O;
Application of D. II. Mckee for re-
fund of road and school poll for 1922,
with interest paid, on account of being
a nonresident, was allowed, for 1918;
Hugh Sinclair, bridge work, $25.2 20;
C. II. VanSchaack, witness fees, Lam
bert VS. Mellette county, $40; Louie
White Eagle, witness fees, certificate
No. 527, $3.50; APPLICATION of Harry
Rasmussen for refund Of road poll
tax for 1919 and 1922, and cancclla-
tion of road poll tax for 1923, on ac-
count of being fireman, was allowed,
refund, $4.00, abatement, $500; Fred
Hartman, witness fees, state VS. Kline
and Estes, $4.20; Clarence Lindquist,
witness fees, state VS. Kline and Estes,
$4.O0; Helen NJ. Fridy, county superin-
tendent, mileage and visiting schools,
$4,000, postage stamps, $1,000, eX-
pense to convention at Watertown.
$34.Os, total, $l070S; Helen M. Fridy,
superintendent of schools, salary for
November, $l12.50. A deed for strip
of land four rods wide and about
fifty rods long, across the northeast
corner Of the northwest quarter of
section twentv-eight (2S) township