Jamestown weekly alert. [volume], June 15, 1911, Image 3

About Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925

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PROCEEDINGS OF
COUNTY COMMISt ONERS
Business Transacted at Session Held
Last Weew. Bills Allowed
Pangburn Bros., supplies to Pettit,
*10.33.
Thomas Seaborn, supplies to Fros
tad, *9.55.
L. M. Engleson .supplies to Arm
strong, *6.40.
Spalding and Co., supplies to Arm
strong, *5.55.
Powers Elevator Co., fuel to D.
Richards, *7.50.
McCulloch and Mudgett, fuel to
John Long, *9."50.
Quade, *.90.
Lawrence Joos, salary Supt. of
county home for April and May, *200
Same, cash paid for freight, etc.,
*4.15.
Anna Weiss nurse county home
for April and May, JCO.
J. A. Murphy, taking inventory at
county hone. $5.
Mrs. Dick Tioutch, butter to coun
ty lioiii-i, $ 13. o.
Rathaiiin-Hall Co., supplies to
county heme, *46.08.
Hr.r.s Merc. Co., supplies to county
hoire. JS8.05.
Laliota Meat Co., supplies to coun
ty home, *1.35.
George Game, fuel to county home,
f8.5«.
McCulloch and Mudgett, fuel to
county home, *4.16.
Chicago Clothing Store, supplies
to county home, *27.75.
Wonnenberg and Avis, supplies to
county home, *21.35.
The county commissioners of
Stutsman county have adjourned aft
er the regular June meeting, all
members were present and the rou- .tising, $3
tine affairs of the past two months streeter Herald, printing and ad
were disposed of. The county audi-
tor reported warrants drawn for of- ,,
,. C. M. Coulston, hauling ashes for
fleers, deputies and clerks salaries ..
.. the court house, *18.
for April and May in the usual a
mounts
C. M. Coulson, board and care of plies to court house, *4.
Lain for April and May, *24.
Jamestown City Hospital, board
and care Mrs. Crooks, *31.39.
Dr. W. A. Gerrish, assisting coun
ty physician in two operations, *50.
Zimmerman Co., supplies to Light
ner and Smith, *16.53.
E. W. Stroh and Co, supplies to
Wright and Marsolek, *10.35.
L. O. Larson, casket for Mrs. Pet
tie, *25.
Langworthy LumbeT Co., supplies
to Mrs. Pettit, *4.15,
1
Sophus Frederickson, board and- court house and jail, *68.20.
care Nettie Hanson ftT April and
May, *50.
Joseph Ricksgers, board of Pettit, telephone May and June, *52
9B.
Syvertson Bros., supplies to Pet
tit and Walkers *16.15.
H. C. Flint, supplies to county Glacier precinct, 6.40
home, *11.50.
Kirk and Allen, supplies to county precinct, *5
home, *16.93.
Smith and Ross, repairing pump,
etc., for county home, *6.25.
J. P. Duffy, ifeed to Curtis on con- pf commissioners, 12.
tract,
*60.
J. P. DotCy, ifeed, etc., to county
borne, *19.35.
State Hospital lor Insane, seed
wheat to J. E. W«rt»urton on contract
$111.33. I
Beck Clothing Co., supplies to
hoiae
George P. Cysewski, ro'ad certifi
cate 141-63, *50.30.
Mrs. I. G. Long, suppHes to county
home, *2.
A. G. Brastrup, repairing shoes for
county home, *.85.
City Ice Co., ice for couaty home,
123.01.
$18.75.
Wonnenberg andv-Avis,
*48.60.
Walker Bros.^an^Hardr, »uppHes,
$410.25.
-•18. T. Orr, supplies, $8,50.
Remington Typewriter Co., -sop
plles, f58.
vClepens flrug Co., sappll^s, $4^46
ing and advertising April and May,
*58.
W. H. Nye, printing and advertis
ing April and May, $47.25.
Kensal Journal, printing and ad
vertising April and May,138.80.
W. C. Crocker, printing reviews,
etc., *11.65.
Jamestown Capital, office supplies,
72.90.
H. C. Smith, printing and adver-
vertiSing,
*3.
1 Grant
The following bills were read, aud house and jail, *6.75.
lted and on motion allowed. Andrew uiewett, telephone tolls
M. Murphy, services county com- for March, April and May, *4.55
missioner, *8.
John Kasper, same and mileage, house, *1
*21.
Frank Norden, same, *22.
J. W. Pearson, same *39.20.
John Kasper, overseer of
*3.20.
Merc. Co., supplies to court
Zimmerman Co., supplies to court
Jamestown Ice Co., ice to court
house *4.
I Crescent Steam Laundry, laundry
poor, for April and May, *2.65.
Am. Sanitary Products Co., sup-
McCulloch and Mudgett, fuel to
H. P. Taylor, plumbing, etc., at
court houses and jail, *20.05.
H. H. Brown, services county sur
veyor, *48.
Ben Orlady rent states attorney
office April and May, *50.
F. L. Nogosek, return ballot box,
Durham precinct, *4.60.
J. H. Buckwater, same Washing
ton precinct, *4.
A. A. Monek, livery for county
comissioners, *3.
Wallace-Donnelly Co., same, *15.
N. W. Telephone Ex. Co., rent of
Western Electric Co., lights for
court house and jail, two months',
etc., *22.93.
J. U. Hemmi, services board of
insanity, *17.
Dr. F. Peake, same, *28.
F. G. Kneeland, same, *8.
John Kilcullin, board and care of
self for May and June, *30.
Harry Ritgers, stenographer in
county court, *30.
F. M. Hayden, board and care of
Violet Roberts, detention hospital,
*5.
hn Long, Mabel Larson, detention hospital,*47
Clemens Drug Co., supplies to Mc
F. M. Hayden, board and care of
tamostnwn hoard
and care
City of Jamestown, board and care
of Anna Levik, detention hospital,
*20.
N. H. Romer, services in various
cases, April and May, *327.30.
N. H. Romer, board of prisoners
for April and May, *56.50.
On motion board adjourned till 2
o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION
June 6th, 1911
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 2 o'clock p. m.
All members present.
The following bills were read, aud
ited and on motion allowed:
Ben Orlady, supplies to county
home, *37.33.
J. F. Bolinger, supplies to Long
in April and May, 23.40.
George T. Richmond, salary under
prohibition law for April and May,
47.50.
Sam Seibold, returning ballot box
James McCarthy, same, Round Top
Lars Nelson, same, Corrine pre
cinct, 5.50.
E. P. Ringuette, livery for coun-
H. C. Flint, fumigating for April
and
county home, *3.75. i
Leo Gruchalla, supplies to county bridges, *6.48.
Mfty»
*122.89.
H. P. Taylor, repairs etc., to coun- February and March, 64.91.
ty home, *11.30. i Wm. F. Stege, seed grain for needy
W. N. Schmidt, screening rear farm, 560.30.
porch, at county home *23. I Occident Elevator Co., seed grain
G. NierHng, supplies tocounty tor needy farmers, 283.10.
home, *3.75
.J J. Sheldy, repairing mill bridge, *8
James F. Pierson, painting, etc. Martin Todd, two road certificates,
county home, *8. 137-66, *27.
Vale and Prader, fumigating for
Same, same, 87.
D. E. Haskin, balance on hay to Same, same, *44.50.
county home, $3.
Bernard Glaspel, seed oats to A.'
B. Curtis on contract, *89.44.
Ed Alfsen, same, 200.50.
Equity Elevator Co., same, 24.
Farmers Elevator Co., same, *60.
James Lees, same, *258.50.
M. H. Cannane, same, *286.75.
Ed Albrecht, same, *120.
Alfred Lawrence, same, *68.
Lutz Lumber Co., lumber for
Albert Nack,
same,'
state
141-63, *-4.
George Bauch, same, 141-63, *16.
R. C. Mutz, same, 141-63, *6.
W. H. Ottinger, same, 141-63, *42.
Valentine Lange, same, 137-66, *6
W. W. Ford, treasurer, five road
certificates, *33.05.
Chenery and Co., ofltae supplies, and witness certificates, *170.10.
Feeble Minded Institute, care of
supplies, feeble minded, *87.48.
W. W. Ford, terasurer, 34 Juror
Hospital for Insane, care of
insane to. April 1st, 1911, *1139.26.
The Thiel iJeiective Co., lnyefltlga
itng criminal matters, *59.30.,
Gopher Inspector, services for sea
son 1911, *00.
u
T-— Paul ^nlat, Mipmiaploner of xlox-
0. Jfc BmMtt, Md WW* loo* weeds, 14i-«. *l*.
to* liens for Aprtl tad Kay,' Mrs. H. L. Bragk, nnrsliif
»AME8TOWN WEEKLY ALERT
McCumber, in case of State VB. T.
K. Williamson, was presented, ap
proved by states attorney and Mr.
Norden moved that the report be ac
cepted and fees therein allowed,
which motion prevailed.
Bills of Dr. A. H. Movius, Supt.
Board of Health for February, March,
April and May, was presented. Mr.
Farley moved that the bills be re
jected, being excessive as to what
the law allowed, which motion pre
vailed.
Bill of N. H. Romer, sheriff, for
jailer for February, April and May.
at *45 per month, was on motion re
jected.
Bills for supplies for county homo
for poor for month of June, were op
ened and read as follows:
John F. Bolfnger *aC.40
Rathman-Hall Co 31.55
Haas Merc. Co 37.25
Mr. Farley moved that the con
tract be awarded to Rathman-Hall
Co., for *34.55, they being the lowes'
bidders, which motion prevailed.
On motion board adjourned to 9
o'clock, June 7th, 1911.
MORNING SESSION
June 7 th, 1911
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 9 a. m. All irembers pres
ent.
Following bills read, audited and
on motion allowed
Wm. Farley, services county com
missione, *32.
90
'•*r 'TX T, i.4.
that Congressional township 138-
wontvA nroct tn ha nnnoHfntoH a rfvil
range 68 west to be constituted a civil
township, a petition to that effect le
gally Signed, having been received.
11-138-68 was appointed as a place
June, 1911.
The board ordered that a public
having been taken, It was ordered
that a meeting of qualified voters in
the said territory be held in the
Wentz building on lot 3, block 9,
original town of Cleveland on June
21st to determine whether such ter
ritory shall be incorporated as & vil
lage and that .notice of such meeting
be published by the county auditor in
the Cleveland Leader, ten days prior
to June 21st.
The terirtory described is as fol
lows: The w% of ne% and the e%
of the ne% of 3-139 north of 67
the se% of the sw% of section 34- I
140-67 also Collins and Stearns ad-
the forenoon and until 4 o'clock in
the afternoon.
The following officers reported fees
for April and May as follows:
Register of deeds, April, *553.40,
May *495.80.
Clerk of court, April, *99, May,
*91.50.
County judge, April, *1, May *3.50
County auditor, April, *21.25, May,
$21.50.
Bids fpr approaches to the bridge
in townihlp 139, range 65, were op
ened and read as follows
R. G. Lippert, 16 cents per cubic
yard. Only one bid being received.
Mr. Farley moved that the contract
be awarded to R. 0. Lippert which
motion preTatled.
Petitions ior culterts oh dlflerent
Sections of «^i»»t| .w«»jioel*ed
knl motion same were referred to
Same, services .overseer of poor, tion prevailed.
$17. I Communication was received from
Same, mileage for April and May, the Beaver Rural Telephone com
|9
imTinf
1
M. D. Patterson, returning ballot
box, Courtenay precinct, *5. i «i
,T
1
Baldwin services as attorney
F. Baldwin, services as attorney,
order of county court *25.
City of Jamestown, board and care
of Dorothy Foertsch, hospital, *116.-
90City
of Jamestown, one-half sop-'
plies to detention hospital *5 34. ,°#
Lutz Lumber Co one-ha lumber
for detention hospital *33 57.
F. M. Hayden one-half labor fence
ter work detention hospital, *8.95. i
W. N. Smith, carbolic acid, deten
tion hospital, *1.
Dr. A. W. Guest, assistant county
physician in operation, *20.
Jamestown City Hospital, board
and care of Crooks and Martin in
May, *51.11.
By resolution the board ordered
i-.j
1
of holding the first township meeting ,inea] foot
which will be held on the 20th day of
highway be laid out, commencing at ))idg
nw corner section 6-139-64 running
south six miles on township lines
between township 139-64 and 65 to
the sw corner of section 31-139-64.
A resolution offered by Mr. Pearson
that the application of Hugh Osborne 1
°r"1
rms,liflp'1
the several commissioners for investi
gation.
The matter of dividing Ypsilanti
school district will be considered by
the board at ten o'clock a. m., July
6th. Petitions were presented for
bridges in township 13 7-65 and re
ferred to Commissioner Farley.
Petition from the Stutsman County
Good Road Association asking for an
appropriation to improve main trav
eled roads in Stutsman county, was
read and placed on file.
Mr. Pearson moved that the sum of
*600 be transferred from the Emer
gency fund to the Gophers Destruc
tion Fund, which motion prevailed.
Receipts for *74.30 for hogs and
*18.55 for hay account of Stutsman
county home for the poor were read
and ordered filed.
Report of co.mty physician for
quarter ending March 31st and for
the months of April and May were
read and ordered placed on file.
Application of Jennie Lees for tree
bounty for 1910 on the e% section
26-142-64 for *15, was on motion
allowed.
Warrants of admission of sheriff
taking four patients to the insane
hospital was on motion approved.
Inventory taken on the county
poor farm was presented and read
and ordered placed on file.
Mr. Norden moved that a warrant
for
*108.68
be drawn in favor of
Strong township the same being thoir
share of road tax for 1910, which nto-
pany accepting unconditionally the
telephone franchise granted them by
1
ai1 wll5
acceptance was placed on file.
°n I Communication was received from
village clerk of Kensal
„h
this board on April 4th, 1911, whicn
°f
s
WaS
the
passed by its boa
reS°1U"
rd of trustees
board
to improve the
beginning
a
of section
the nw corner
33.x44.63 and running
°n
m0ti°n
order8d
e'cation of Carl
simonson to
appQlnted for es
stock
taken up by him one
agQ and Mr Kasper mov
detention hospital, *2. Tufford be appointed as such
O. Bergquist, one-half carpen-
which
ed that
motion pervailed.
Communication was received from
B. P. Tilden, county surveyor, ap
pointing Herbert H. Brown, deputy
county surveyor, was on motion plac
ed on file.
0
AFTERNOON SESSION
June 7, 1911
There being a vacancy in the office
commissioner of noxious weeds in
townB
irip 138, range 65 and township
gpectab
The boundaries to be the same as of Farlev moved the Co. ai
the Congressional township, and the
aQd he is bere
name of the township to be Hard ^^1,53 for ids for corrigated gal
Rock. The school house on section
yanized stee
tQ 6Q inches sa
Jn conditlon(
and
UL IUV UC74 creamery butter for the State Hospi
w£st, also the sw% of the ne% and
and
137, range 68, Robert Durby and
Adam Kerner were appointed re-
iy to fill said vacancies.
1 Mr. Farley moved the Co. auditor
by instructed to
i
me
tal culverts sizes 12
id bids to be by the
sa
id ids to be received
t..i„ e 1011
up to 2 o'clock p. m., July 6, 1911,
and opened same day, the board to
reserve the right to reject any
1
reserve tne rigm
power
votera of
and 22 others qualified voters of
Stutsman county, praying that cer
tain territory with the assent of the perfect control of his powerful ma
voters, thereof be Incorporated as a
icjcvi
wb
-and
iCi1 motion prevailed,
MINOT HAS FLY MAN
Minot, June 8—Dewey Dorman,
Minot's aviator made his first suc
cessful flight in his new 50 horse
Bieriot monoplane near the
stock yards yesterday.
The Minot flyman seemed to have
cMne and those who saw the
Viit +Yia namA nf Vll 1QCO ftf -t.
1
vilage, by the name of Village of
Cleveland, was adopted
flight
say that it was a pretty sight.
—, I After seeing that everything was
All the necessary preliminaries"
Dorman took his seat
started the engine, swiftly glided
along the level space of ground for
about a block. With a slight mani
pulation the big air ship suddenly
arose in the air and the daring driv
er rode for a mile.
Owing to it being his first attempt
Dewey kept the machine about fit
teen or twenty feet from the earth.
PROPOSALS WANTED
Creamery Batter
Sealed proposals for furnishing
taJ fQr the Insane
for the year end-
June 1912
ditions-to Cleveland and other terri- jns^nuy0n up to one o'clock p. m.
tory not platted. of June 30, 1911.
Polls to be open at 9 o'clock in,
will be received
the offlce Q{ the s
teward of said
Butter must be of good quality
of creamery butter, must be sweet,
fresh and first class in every respect.
Bids will be considered in amounts
of 600 pounds or more per week as
needed, to be delivered f. o. b. James
town, N. D.
Successful bidders will be required
to furnish a satisfactory bond in the
sum of $500.00 for the faithful per
formance of their contract.
The Board of Trustees reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
All bids to be marked "Bids for
furnishing Batter."
M. D. Williams,
'v: Steward.
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