Turner County herald., October 20, 1904, Image 1

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If it were not for the capital fight
you would hardly know there was to
be an election this year.
J. J. Ringley in writing lrom the
Black Hills to one of his neighbors
near Hurley says the sentiment in
that portion ot the state is practically
unanimous for Pierre.
The Irish Word is putting in some
sledge-hammer blows for protection
and the republican ticket and will
aid greatly in securing a good ma
jority in New York for Roosevtlt
and protection.
From all portions of the state come
reports ot Pierre gains, the people
beginning to thoroughly understand
the injury being done to the whole
state by the arguments put iorth by
and in the interest of Mitchell. The
voters will not stand for thai kind ot
a campaign. ftMf-* -',v
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Don C. Needham, well knbwn to
some of our readers, and a gentle
man who was quite prominent in the
alliance movement, died at Eldorado,
California, September
29.
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GROCERY SPECIALS
Viking oats, 51b package
(Jj®) 35 bars Bea^ Em ^11 3pap
251bs good ri§e
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How to Vote on Capital Question
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Highest Market Price
for Bu^er ar^d Egg^s.
A'OTK FO« PIEIlllE
by making cross at
YES
*'NO" In square print
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AI'ITAL HW
MOVAL.
S^i- Sample Hvllot
for your cpjinty before t'olns to po|l«.
ns to loentc ti^ereon the Capital Honioval
Aini'ndmeot.
Two Olllolsl Rallots will lie given you by
judcea of clectlqn before coIIIR luto booth
one for your rote ou caixlldatcs nutl one
for your vflte on three constitutional
amendment*.
To Tote against removal of rnpltal from
I'leire. place cro«* at left of word "SO."
a» xhown in above dln^nim, nnd opponlte
amendment relntlng to Capital Ucmovnl.
South Dakota is goo4 lor about
35,000
republican toajority this year.
He was
born at Addison, Vt., came to De
Kalb Co., 111., with his parents in
1854,
where he remained until he
came to Dakota in
1883
and settled
on land in Jerauld county. His
health failed _him in
1901
Wtnt to California to reaid*.
and he
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COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS.
Official Reptft of the Transactions of
the CoMjrty Board at thftir
Octpber Meeting.
Office of County Audi tot-,
Turner County, S. D.
October Q, 1904.
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Board met fts per order of adjourn
ment, membe^ present, Chairman Sar
gent, Bervin, foss and Ellis, Mr Chris
tensen bein^ absent.
On motion the auditor was directed
to advertise for bids to serve the coun
ty as janitor in court house and
grounds belonging to county, and to
attend to aU matters pertaining to
same, for one year. Bids to be on Hie
November IB* 1004, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Board reserving the right to reject any
and all bids.
Board on tqotion proceeded to open
bids for coal as advertised for, The
following bids were found on file
C. (*. i'ratt if Son offered to furnish
75 ttins f. o. b. barker—Hocking, #7.10
per ton Wilmington, 6.50 per ton
Springfield 5.70 per ton. It delivered
at court house bins 25 cents
25
On motion bid of C. W. Thompson
for Virden Lump, delivered at court
house bin, immediate delivery or 60
tons, at 95.75 per ton, balance to be
furnished when needed at difference in
price then if anv, was uccepted.
Board on motion, proceeded to open
bids for putting in railroad crossing
between sections 12 and 13,97-53 as ad
vertised for. The following bids were
found on hie:
Collins offerred to put in cross
ing as per profile, county furnishing
dirt, for 30 cents a cubic yard.
Dwyer offered to construct cross
ing as per profile, county furnishing
dirt, lor 28 cents a cubic yard,
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N Noble offered to grade crossing
as per profile fqr 25 cents a cubic Jard.
George Lowrie offered to put iq cros
sing as pei: {treble for 28 cents a pubic
yard.
It was moved and carried that bid'of
N Noble fo? grading railroad crossing
between sections 12 and 13 in Swan
Lake township? be accepted, provided
he enter into satisfactory pontract.
On motion. Commissioner Bervin
was ejected a committee to superintend
construction of railroad crossing be
tween sections and 13, 07-53.
Op rpotion, the certified bill of the
clerit of courts of jurors was allbwed
and warrants dr&wn as follows:
James McQrskfly 11 io
S Blake 12
Herman Errln 14 10
Andrew Miller 11 so
John DeNam*
Henry SdelmHUft
extra
per
ton.
W, K. Wood 3b Co., olforred to filr
nisti 75 tons f. o. b. Parker—Hocking
•7.10 per ton Cartervillo, 6.85 per ton
Shall Bark, 5.80 per ton. If delivered
at oourt bouse bin
cents extra per
ton.
J.T.Appleby Jk Son oflerred to fur
nish 75 tons f. o. b, Parker—Hocking
7.00 per ton Springfield 6.65 per ton,
Wilmington 6.30 per ton. If uhloaded
into court bouse bin 25 cents extra per
ton.
C. W. Thbtnpson offered to furnish
76 tons f. o. b. l'arker—Hocking 7.20
per ton Virdfen Lump, 6.50 per tdh. If
ilnloaded into court bouse bin 25 cents
per ton extra.
Johanna 8ehtmp
A itenn
Villa Brewer
Clifford Brewer
Eugene Brewer
rfliauka
XCKier £,
Hugh Hershey
Kd Brixey,
A I) Fraussan
W Yf l^mmen
Belle Sneiderman
John Sneideruian
Kobert Ege
Mrs Dora Jungertnan
Mrs Henry Chnstensen
Fn»d Welch
WilHam Bertsch
Raines KiUen
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Having t^ken possession of our new store in Odd Fellow building
fi we fincl several lines in which we can givepyou great bargains
1 among them the fallowing:
lOIb pai-l syrup- $ 30e
lb6 corn stare
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Cuban St^r tobaccojn p# -&«i| 80c
3, |0c packages Duke'S 'Wlxture
Full %e of Lf$ies\ Misseg' and Ge^ts underwear. ,„. Our line of fall drees goods covins the latest
Men's ^nd Boyle sweaters.
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$2.00
A complete line of Coats,^ Jacket^ fioas and Muffs to match.
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Seott 13 SO
Jacob Drue 12 00
Geo i|ofmei«ter 1490
John Larson
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90
John VanOsterloo ts HO
A. Hanimantren^ 10
Stoddard .=. 3 jg
Henry Jcilinson ti 00
Carl Wise
Cbas Shager 10
Ole Shaier 4 10
Appleby 4 10
Henry Apl&nd 10 io
I. Knapp 8 eo
John HarmS Sr 4, S' 3b
John O Mueller i5 80
Cnas Roach i« 40
Relnhold Arbeiter ji 00
to
Krapinskl 14 50
fifcnry Meier je 10
McKercher *"'1700
Marcus ChrUttn
sen 1440
Jos Walter 3 40
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Norby 10 co
Curt is
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10 80
W it Stoddard 00
Al Still 4 10
Jolin Heetland .418
On motion, the certified bill of the
clerk of courts tor witnesses Was al
lowed and warrants drawn as fol
lows: V, '1
Harm Vanltuschen
O tiKuckenbecker
Uertl* Griflln
Ferdinand Kratz
Berate Griffin
1 70
1 70
1 70
1 76
1 70
1 70
8 80
3 80
Ml
S 80
3 40
2 00
2 10
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3 00
3 40
4 80
4 80
5 80
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Martin Jensen S 10
8hauks- 5W
JC Gilbert 'V' a 00
S N Monk 1 jo
Jos Waltner Jr j, 1 10
Other bills were on motion jillowed
as follows:
Jos .t Waltner Jr, salary as county amil
taj for September 9 100 00
Jos Vfaltner Jr., postage cypress and
telephone messages from t^nly 1 to
October 1 -1J 60
Geo Mumby sheriff fees aid n\f|eage Crf 80 as
N Stout gnvdi^g court houiz grounds 147 *0
Shipman-Bros. cerneut sidew^k to court
house ci 4311.21 al joa 01
Willis Sheldon,.building coal ^ouse as
per agreement 118 30
Junia flargent ppj- diem andmile^gfas
county coini^lalioner 13 30
W EUiss. per diem and mileage as co
commissioner 17 20
Foss per diem as county commission
er viewing bridces and mileage 16 60
Board, upon motion, adjourned to 9
o'clock a. m., October 11th 1904.
Attest unia Sargent,-
Jos. J. Waltner Jr., Chairman.
County Auditor.
Parker, S. D., October 11,1904.
Board of county commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment members
were all present, also the county audi'
tor.
On motion, board proceeded to open
bids for repairing jail building. The
following bids were found on file:
Willis J. Sheldon offered to repair
jail building as per plan and specifica
tions on file, furnishing all necessary
labor and material, except grating for
two windows, for S532.38.
John W. Stanley offered to repair
jail building as per plans and specifica
tions on file, furnishing all necessary
labor and material for 1515.
It was moved and carried that bid of
John W. Stanley be accepted, provided
he enter into satisfactory contract.
tistice report of Dunne in case
of state vs Thomas Marah was, on mo
tion, approved. Costs were all paid.
Board.proceeded and, on motion, ap
pointed the following judges of election
for election to be held November 8,
1904. The first named to act as super
intendent of election.
96-52, W. II. Charley, Martin Olson
and Holm Ilornbeck.
96-53, S Nelson, Christ Olson and
Christefisen.
97-52, J. II.. lTrielingj E. J, Vasgaard
and Jurgen liieman.
97-53, It, Cf. I'mney, ttob't Steadtnan
andS (loodhope.
97-54. James gherard, James Wood
ward and Carl F. Anderson.
07-66* John il. Powaer,
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Weaves and styles and the prices are right
©r more, for yoq may get an equal amount
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SHOES
lien's shoes $|.75 to $3.00 -pi $| 25
Men'sshoes rpm $
1.50 to £.50 98c
Children's ^oes $1 to $2 for 50 and 76c
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Wagner and Lars Jorgensen.
98-52, Daniel Pq}|iBjr, Ueorge Cramer
and Scott.
98-53, Eli liuhdell, George liannum
and Ton^ W Murphy. j|
98-54, IS it Odland, Duncan McKer
cher apd John Williams.
98-55. Joseph !(. Sdhrng, John Walt
ner and Jacob Schw^rtj Jr.
99-52 and town of Chancellor, WE
lieeren, John Bluem and Fred Nleier.
99-53. George A rney, A A ltowen and
G. L. Dibble.
99-54 and town of Marion, George
Dirks, W. C. l'oung andS Kinfcajd.
99-55, Jacob Albright, Jacob Ensz
and Lambert/.
100-52, A E Miller, Nigli apd B.
0 Benson.
100-53, Conleilus' Unruh, Joseph
liotnans apd E Bettenga.
100.54 and town of Monroe, W
Blekklnk, Frank Erans and Steve
Jease.
100^55, Jqlius Ortman, David Ensz
and Edward Kappenmann.
Parker city. 1st ward, Frank Hauser
W 11 Howdle and John W Stanley.
Parker city, 2nd ward, Pier, Jas
Biley and John Smith.
Parker city, 3rd ward, S Clark,
Frank Leahy and W S Carnahan.
Centerville city. 1st ward, Stev
ens, Joseph Hough and Lounberry.
Centerville city, gnd ward, W Hen
rich, Frank Williams and I Gunder
son. kj ^1 ,"
Centerville city," 3rd Ward, John
Turpbuil, N x-eierson and S Can
ada.
Viborg city/George Nelson, George
1 Phillips and Will Larson.
Town of Huiley, I Fergusoti, E
Near and Gilbert.
Town of Davis. A Chase, ADavis
and Wm DeNoma.
Town.of Irene, HartWWl.JL
Larson and Dr Stewart.
On motion taxes of Mrs Keller
against lots one and two, block thirty
four, in town of liiirley, was ordered
stricken from 1903 anil 1604 tai lists.
On motion, John Wolff was granted
refund orders for the years of
-4? ffP-x, 'Xs
of
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goods free
Mary A Topping, Adelia Wachendorf,
Caroline Wahlin, Lena Wiling, Henry
Hines and Charlotte Krppinskii.
On motion, the county auditor was
authorized to draw warrant for $3.80
in favor of Christenson to pay as
sessment on insurance of county build
ings on county farm.
Board on motion, adjourned to
o'clock ik. in.. October
12,1904.
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Board met as per rder of adjourn-,
ment all members were prosent.
On motion, Commissioner Foss was
elected a committee to oversee repair^
ing on jail building.
1'etition for abridge on section line
between section 25, Doltbn township,
and section 30, Monroe township, was,
on motion, laid over to January 1905
meeting,
On motion board proceeded to choclc
with county treasurer, books, vouchers,
etc. and finding everything correct his
accounts were accepted as correct.
Upon motion, Charles H. Go&bml
was appointed justice of the peace *id
A W Bacon constable to (111 vacancy^
On motion ofHciai bonds of Ctiarfps
Goddard justice of the peace and A
W Bacon as constable were approved
and placed on file.
On motion, justice report of Frank
Norman in case of state vs Ben Debelts
was approved and costs allown)
tot
1901,1902
and 1903 assessment on basis of 195,
«U4
and $130, respectively on account of
over assessment.
Quarterly statement of superintend
ent of hospital ftjr insane was on mo
tion, approved. It calls tor 9694.40 for
maintenance of the following patients:
Lucy Berlin. Jacob daring, O Cot
ton', Christena Christensen, Bernard
GerKin, Loot, Nellie Mehren, James
Median, Mtfrjr If B/ah, liicbtocd Trail
W Ellis, commissioners fees and mile
age
Koss, commissioner fees and mileage
Sorou Christenscu. commissioner* fees
and mileacu
Junia Sargent commissioners fees ex.
aininlng bridge and mileage
Jos.
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lows Frank Norman justice fees $1.H5
George Heeken justice fees S3.4f Geo.
Stout, deputy sheriff fees and mileage
•3.50 A Glann, witness lees 1.10 G.
S Smith witness fees 1.40 John
Smith, witness fees, 1.40.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Frank Stevens, fees as clerk of courts
claimed 9131 allowed $125 25
New Kra l'rlntiugCo.. official printing
George Mumby sheriffs Tees and mile
age
Jos P. Graber postage -and teloplioue
messages
17 65
49 1)0
September
Wallace Kttles siacking hay on county
farm
Bervin, commissioners lees, viewing
bridges, mileages, etc
6 75
37 60
25 01
S 20
7 CO
16 00
Board having finished its business,
on motion, adjourned to November 15,
1904.
Attest: Junia Sargent,
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Waltner, Jr. Chairman,
Cdttn Auditor.