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COUNTY DADS.
IY OB DAKOTA I
Coonty of Bichlaqd, ss.
County Auditor's Office.}
Wahpeton, Feb. 19, 1889,9 a. m.
of the board of
of Richland county,
t. Fetei S. Larson,
Myhra, Joakim Bauer,
Fritz Wessel,
E. Sunderliauf,
by the chair-
E. Purcell presented to the
county board the matter of the sup
port of Mr. and Mrs. John Kosek
and on motion the board instructed
the district attorney to institute
proceedings against Kosek, son of
the said John Kosek to compel him
to take proper care of his father
On motion the board adjourned
until two o'clock p. m.
Two o'clock p. m. Members
present as before. Called to order
by the chairman.
On motion the superintendent of
schools was allowed the sum of
88.00 per month for office rent, the
present office room being insufficient
and needed by the register of deeds.
On motion the board allowed to
Ole A. Olson the sum of 930 as as
sistance from the county.
After consultation with the dis
trict attorney on various subjects
the board on motion adjourned until
Thursday, February 21,1889,10 a. m.
Thursday, February 21, 1889, 10
a. m. Members present, H. C. N.
Myhra, Peter Kramer, Joakim.
Bauer, county commissioners, and
Fritz Wessel, chairman and A. E.
Sunderhauf, county auditor.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read up to January 18th,
1889 and approved as read.
The board proceeded' to investi
gate the case of John Frundt,
county pauper.
On motion board adjourned until
2 o'clock p. m.
Two o'clock p. m. Members
present .as before, callen to order by
the chairman.
The board continued the investi
gation of the Johr. Frundt nutter,
with the assistance of the district
attorney and P. J. MeCumber, Esd.
and on motion the auditor was in
structed to request CooIidge& Jones
to send a bill of items of the sale of
the property of said John Frundt
to the County Board.
On motion the Board ordered re
fundment of 1885 taxes on lots 12,
13, and 14, Block 9, Hubbard & Ty
ler's additon to Wahpeton, sold to
H.C.N.Myhra, the same being a
public highway. Mr. Myhra
moved to adjourn sine die, there
being no second the motion was
lost.
On motion the Board adjourned
until Friday, February 22, 1889 9
a. m.
Friday February 22,1889, 9 a.m.
Members present as before, called to
order by the chairman. This be
ing a legal holliday Mr. J. Bauer
movdtt to adjourn to Tuesday Feb
ruary 26th, 1889, at 2 p. m.
Moved by H.*C. N. Myhra that the
Board adjourned sine die. There
being no second Mr. Myhra's mo
tion was lost.
Mr. Bauer's motion was second
ed by Mr. Kramer and carried as
follows: J.Bauer voting yes,Pe
ter Kramer voting yes, H. C. N.
Myhra voting no,, Chairman not
voting. Board adjourned until
Tuesday February 26,1889 at 9 a. m.
Tuesday, February 26, '89 9 a. m.
Members present PeterJ3. Larson
Peter Kramer Joakim Bauer County
Commissioners, Fritz Wessel chair
man and A. E. Sunderhauf County
Auditor.
Board called to order by the chair
man. On motion the following re
fundment was ordered by the Board
of County Commissioners. 1887
taxes to M. T. Bich on sw£ 30, 133,
47 89.65 and the taxes for 1888' on
the same land was ordered abated,
procf on the said tract having been
cancelled by tKf General Land Of
fice.
On motion the board adjourned
until 2 o'clock p.. m.
2 o'clock p. m. Members pre
sent as before, called to order by
the chairman.
On motion the vote taken by the
County board of Commissioners re
garding salaries of clerks in the
Treasurers office was reconsidered.
On motion the salaries of the
clerks in the office of the County
Treasurer were fixed as follows: For
the fiirst deputy 890 per month
second clerk $75 per month, Jthird
clerk 875 per month. The syfra rate
of salaries to be allowed from Jan
uary 8th, 1889, and the Treasurer
was allowed the services of a third
clerk as long as the interest of the
public business requires.
On motion the following refund
ment was ordered.
1885 taxes to F. J. Stevens on n£
nw| and n$ ne£ 1, 128, 49, sold in
Richland Co. the same tract being
also and sold for taxes in by regiilar session vote him the
Roberts County, Dak
On motion the Board ^resolved to
allow the sum of $10.00 per month
commencing February 1, 1889, to
Julius Raymo for the maintenance
of a pauper child.
On lnotion the following refund
ment' of taxes was ordered
188S, 1884,1885 and 1886 taxes
on swj 10,130, 50 paid by Charles
Damerel, proof being cancelled by
U. S. Land Office.
On motion board adjourned until
Wednesday, February 27, 1889, at
9a.m.
Wednesday, February 27, 1889,
9 a. m. Members present, P. S.
'Larson, H. C. N. Myhra, Peter
Kramer, Joakim Bauer, connty
commissioners, Fritz Wessel, chair
man, and A. E. Sunderhauf, county
auditor.
Board called to order by the
chairman.
Motion made by Mr. Kramer
that the county board employ John
C. Pyatt, attorney at law, to recover
certain property taken unlawfully
from John Frundt, a county pauper.
Seconded by Mr. Peter S. Larson..
On being put to a vote the motion
was carried as follows: Peter S.
Larson Peter Kramer, Joakim
Bauer, voting yes, H. C. N. Myhra,
voting no.
On motion the board adjourned
until 2 o'clock p. m.
Two o'clock p. m. Members
present as before, called to order by
the chairman.
Motion made by Mr. H. C. N.
Myhra that the license granted to
John I. S. Nord of Walcott be re
voked and cancelled on the ground
that the license fee has not been
paid. Seconded and on being pet
to a vote was carried.
On motion the district attorney
was instructed to discontinue the
proceedings brought by the county
on behalf of. Mrs. John Kozek
against Henry Kozek for neglect to
support his parents according to
written contract entered into by
both parties, until further com
plaints are made to the board of
county commissioners.
Motion made by Mr. II. O. N.
Myhra that the auditor be instructed
to notify E. J. Murphy, Henry Ot
terson and J. M. Richmond that the
county board will not permit gam
bling of any kind on the premises
where intoxicating liquors .ire sold,
that saloons must be closed at 11
o'clock every night and kept closed
until 5 o'clock the next morning,
and that all saloons must be kept
closed during Sundays. Seconded
carried.
On motion the board adjourned
until Thursday, February 28th,
1889, 9 a. m.
Thursday, February 28th, 1889,
9 a. m. Members presnt as before,
called to order by the chairman.
Motion made by Mr. Joakim
Bauer that all delinquent personal
property taxes which in the est ima
tion and judgment of tint county
board could have been collected by
due diligence shall be charged to
the county treasurer and deducted
from his salary. Seconded by Mr.
Kramei'.
On being put to a vote the mo
tion was carried unanimously.
On motion the 1882 taxes on lot
1, nej nej 19,136, 48 were Oidered
refunded to S. H. Wood, the same
having been assessed twice.
On motion the board adjourned
until 2 o'clock
Two o'clock p? m. .Members
present as before, called to order by
the chairman.
The board investigated the list of
delinquent personal property taxes,
with a view to collecting the Same
by distraint.
The following is a copy of a mo
tion introduced by Mr. P. Kramer.
"Whereas it has been noticed
that part of the court house has
been occupied by birds of various
kinds and a variety of dogs of sev
eral breeds, which tj a certain ex
tent cause detention of the business
of the county commissioners and a
great annoyance to' the puhlic,
Therefore, be it hereby resolved,
that the county officers be instructed
to avoid if possible the admission
of birds, dogs, dead meat and bones
of dead or diseased animals into the
offices in the court house while oc
cupied for the transaction of county
affairs, and that notices be posted
on the doors of the offices to-wit:
if
No Dogs Permitted Here,
Seconded by Mr. II. C. N. Myhra.
On being put to a vote was car
ried.
On motion the following resolu
tion was unanimously adopted.
Resolved that the board of county
commissioners of Richland county,
Dakota, recognizing the ability and
capacity of Mr. A. E. Sunderhauf
who has been auditor of said county
for three years, and desiring to
evince in a public manner their ap
preciation of his valuable services
while holding that position, do here-
thanks of the board and 'county for
the services he bas so ably rendered.
On motion tiio bill of the county
auditor was allowed, amounting to
8199.15,
On motion, the bill of the district
attorney was allowed, amounting to
8125.00. jg.. plW
On motitf the bill of Pete# An
derson was allowed amounting to
813.33.
On motion the board adjourned
until Friday, March 1, 1889 ^t 9
a. m.
Friday, March 1, 1889, 9 a. m.
Board called to order by the chair
man. Members present, P. S. Lar
son, H. C. N. Myhra, Peter Kramer,
county commissioners, Fritz Wessel,
chairman, and O. H. Perry, county
auditor.
Motion made by H. C. N. Myhra
that Peter Kramer and P. S. Larson
be made a committee to look after
the condition of Mrs. Peter Reeder,
she making application to become a
county charge. Seconded by Peter
Kramer. Carried.
Committee reported as follows:
she had got along so far but didn't
know what she would do hereafter.
Report accepted and approved.
On motion the board resolved
itself into a committe of the whole
to investigate the saloon kept by
Henry Bodson with the assistance
of City Mayor, G. -D. Swaine, and
after investigation it was resolved
to notify each and every saloon
keeper not to sell any intoxicating
liquors to Peter Reeder, us his fam
ily is about to become a county
charge.
On motion board adjourned until
2 o'clock p. m.
Two o'clock p. in. Board called
to order by the chairman. Mem
bers present, Peter Kramer, 11. C. N.
Myhra, Fritz Wessel, chairman, and
O. H. Perry, countyjauditor.
On motion it was ordered that
notices be posted in each saloon in
the city of Wahpeton notifying
each saloonist not to sell intoxicat
ing liquors to the following persons:
Peter Reeder, Michael Schnuttz and
Wm. Drew.
Moved and seconded that the in
terest and penalty on personal prop
erty taxes of J. II. Keneivou ior the
years 1881, '82, '84, and '85 be
abated. Carried.
Moved and seconded that the
board contract with II. E. Rice to
repair the offices of the sheriff and
county clerk, for thirty dollars.
Carried.
Moved and seconded that the per
sonal property tax on the following
persons be cancelled, the same be
ing assessed in Sheyenne township,
to-wit:
J. P. Myhra. 1887 1 50
O. J. Holte, «...
99
Pedei P. Dahlen, 91
Thore Lee, 6 04
Ole Hanson, 5 94
E. G. Fattland, 2 34
II. Gram, 2 46
A if in 8 1
D.O.White, 2 64
E. H. Avig, 65
Christian Brink, 1 84
O an 4 2
Ole Dalrymple, 11 90
On motion the bill of H.C.N.
Myhra for committee work, amount
ing to 842.41 was allowed.
On motion the board adjourned
until Wednesday, March 6th, 9 a.m.
[Continued Next Week.
Henry Miller, the druggist, de
sires to inform his patrons that he
is agent for Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, the best and most reliable
medicine in use for coughs, colds
and croup. No one suffering fiorn
a throat or lung trouble can use it
without benefit. It will cure* a se
vere cold in less time than any other
medicine or treatment it is the
only known remedy that will pre
vent croup.
Mr. Windom is the oldest meinber
of the new cabinet, being very
nearly 03 years of age. Mr. Miller
is the youngest member, not having
reached his 48th "year. Mr. Jilaine
and Mr. Rusk are about the same
age, 59. Mr. Proctor is 58 and Mr.
Tracy 60. Next in order to Mr.
Miller, the youngest man in the
cabinet, is Mr. Wanamaker, who is
not quite 51. The average age of
the members of President Harrison's
cabinet is 57 years. The oldest man
who ever entered the cabinet was
Lewis Cass, who became Buchanan's
secretary of state at 75. Alexander
Hamilton was the youngest of all
cabinet officers.
FOR ALDERMAN.
The undersigned is a candidate for
Alderman in the lirst ward of the
city of Wahpeton, and solicits the
suffrage of the citizens thereof.
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NEW HARNESS.
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ment of single and double driving
harness, made up during the winter.
And a large stock of farm harness.
Call and see them. 48
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Hard, soft and blacksmiths coal,
Cord wood—«itber sawed or not.
Dry pine slabs, four feet, at Gull
ltiver Lumber Co's. Drop a postal
when you don't have time to call at
the office. Quick delivery.
liis Best Straight Flour
.12 l!s-.
r.'lbs Shorts
Less my-charge for grinding.
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to sell your wheat anil buy (lour when yon can do FIFTY lietter
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Owner of PARK ROLLER MILLS,
FERGUS FALLS. MINNESOTA. 11
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I have over One Hundred Ranges,
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Granite ware, Tinware of our own
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THE LIGHTNING JETTING
ARTESIAN WELL MACHINE
la t|ie best thing in the business, and the only ones in the county
are owned by
13LOTJZ
Re having just added another machine to his already complete facilities
and will in the future keep two outfits in the field which will enable
him to do much more business than formerly and do it much more
readily. This machine is acknowledged to be the best machine made
for soil such as is found in the llcri River Valley. It will sink a two
inch pipe 312 feet in ten hours.
Mr. Ilolzhauer is also agent for
THE PHELPS WIND MILL,
One of the best Mills of thty kind manufactured.
Address him at Ilankinson, Dakota.
The Great Dining, Sleeping and Free
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ll/fORTQACK SALE—Defiiult bao ueen made in
tb« condltionn of certain mortgage exe
cuted aod delivered by Ole Aanboe ond Julianne
AMboe, bin wife, of Walcott, Dakota, nioit
gagorMo Penney of Miniicapolis.Minnesotu,
mortgagee, dut«d the 18th day or April, A
eighteen hundred and eighty.geven, and recorded
an a mortgage in the ofltce of tbe rogiater or
deeds of tne county of Richland in tlie terri
tory of Dakota, on the 14th day of April A
1887, at 10 o'clock a m, In book of mort
eSl on paeex302,303 and 301 on which tbero
the sum of six hundred and thirty-Hve 27.100
rate ol 12 per cent per annum, and no action or
proceeding bas been instituted at law or 111
equity to recover tbe debt secured by said mort
gage or any part thereof.
Tbe said mortgage was duly assigned by nn
instrument tberoof, duly executed and delivered
by tbe aald Penney to William N Fuller, of
Excelsior. Minnesota, dated the. isth day of
April, A. D. 1887, and recorded in said office of
tbe register of deeds on the 80th day of April
A. D. 1887 at 3 o'clock p. ra. iu book W of
mortgages, on pace 180.
Notice is MMPy given, that by virtne ot
a power of sale contained iu said mort
gage, and of tbe statute in such case made and
provided,tbe said mortgage will be foreclosed by
a sale of the mortgaged premises therein de.
scribed, which sale will be mad* at tbe front
door of tbe coart house in tbe city of Wahpeton,
in tbe county of Richland and territory or Da
kota, at pafiUe auction, by tbe sheriff of said
eoonty, or by his duly .authorized deputy on
SATURDAY, tbe «tb day of April A. D.elghteen
bundled and eighty-nine, at 10 o'clock In tbe
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then be due on said mortgage, with tbe Interest
thereon, and costs and expenses of sale, and
II fly dollars attorney's fees. ae stipulated In'
said mortgage |n case of foreclosure and tbe far
ther sum of $0.43 Iter taxes paid by the assignee
of mortgagee with interest thereon from FeSru.
ury1889 at the rate of 13 per cent per an*
itum as stipulated said mortgage.
The premises described In said mortgage, and
so to be sold, are the lot, piece or parcel of land
situated in the county or Rlcbland and territory
of Dakota, and known and described a* follows,
to-wit: The northeast quarter (ne
X) of section
fourteen (14) township one hundred and thirty
Hve (185) range fifty (SO) containing
ing 1B0 acres more or less, according to
the
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Government survey tberoof.
Dated this 13th day of February. 1880.
WILLIAM N. F0I4.KR,
CHAS.
J.
MAIINCEH,
Assignee of Mortgagee,
Attorney lor Assignee of Mortgage*, "t\
Fargo, Dakota Territory.
[First pnb. Feb. 31,1880.]
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p.p. Boxp«8, 44 FargovDafc*ta.
When vou.desire a pleasant pbysic
trj St ntriok's Pills. For sale
by Henry Millor.
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