The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 9, 1928, Page 7

" SATURDAY, JUNE, 1928 COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS MAY 1, 1928 . The Board of County Commission ant to adjournment and Mine following members ‘Commissioner Swan- Fricke and Will. joner Soder, xec fommissioner Moynier, that pits, April’ meeting he approvi ead. On roll call Bh. members present voted Aye. Application of Rev. F. F. Schwindt, Trastes, fer Helet ot Tax ToreSand 1927 on Lots 10 and Tor Block 136, Willlam's Addition to the City of Bismarck, approved. Moved by Commi seconded by Commissioner Soder, that the Contract of the Bismarck Tribune for Blank Books be renewed for one year. Roll call: Commissioner Swan- Soder, Aye; Fricke, jo; and Moynier. not Upon motion the follow! Nos. 1 to, 130, were allowed subject to personal taxes due or delinquent: Weta 8, Running Co. Kno zaiher “nage, tage alot Hoakins-Meyer, Penhoiders Eva Fischer, Mother's pen: Emma Pillen, Mother's Wilton Mutual Store, Coal for Vaskes ... cn jensen, ae 8 penalen Standard on Gasoline rader jer Edwards, Hauling oe & Cha: Standard Oil Co., Gasoline Harry SAS Road work Adv ne umely Thresher C Repairs for road machine: Ernest Rupp, Digging ee . The Bismarck Hospital, Car Poo! The Quick’ Print, "i velapes & tax notices State-Treasurer, Care of Insane Patients .. 23) W,_H. Patrick, Sxpenses for March 1. Du Font Be Nemours & yy % Cowan's Bros. “store,” “insect Grocery C Kavonlus, rihlaja children | Winston- Newell C ing_ compound Mrs. Kate Swic! dren Tollef Suby, itunning’ tractor. Humphrey & Moule, Stationery. Mrs, Ebba E. Olson, Mother's ,_ Supplies Care of 450.00 30.00 9.90 M. J. O'C Madge Runey, Mileage ... Arnold Rupp, Running Co. wine. . Mra. Marie “Dixon, Mother's 25.00 5.80 15.00 26.46 19.20 132.00 20.00 10.00 ‘ak Testimony in Clarence Larsen, sen boy Consoljdated Utilities Co. N. Dak. Road Equipment Repairs for Mogul .. The Pierce Printing Co., _day books for Sheriff D. Children's Home 80: ‘of Ruby Moll F. McGraw, Inspector Elec- tion, Prec. bie ie “a Mose: are Gas a udge, Precs ‘e McGraw, ‘Registration’ Ronin H, Moses, Registrati & Works, Culverts .- ‘alx, Smoking tobacco a * iron 8. Pri worl ELS. Prickett--Assign, to Rupp Bros., Road work Avery ‘Power Machinery Repairs for road machinery. oth Te Carl Lein, “Agi. "S00" Hine ‘iy. Telegrams, Expr freight .. ‘Ben. Soderquis . machinery Giobe-Gazette | raph *s eR? ralx: Rent of Hall tor electior Agnes Vasices, ‘Mother's’ ‘pen- sion press ‘ D, Adams Co., Blades M. Fisher, Comey, Physician Maa e Rune; 5 Northwestern Sheet we pe ee for road mi hin lorthwestern Shee neginges fttension on whips imac, "Water e College of County Agent.. Bothne—A: Expense Expens James ‘0, Tre: Reporter Geo. ~Piepko! i“ Oth’ Go.,” Gasoline & Btandard ear, PIRES . lesen, Co. for the] Bie 0. Alfed N, Upon ton o)and bridge work, + 128.00] tor 134.60 143.80 actions -|E. M, Kafer, mileage in ‘crim: inal actions .. Northwestern Bell 1 and Tele; ame Northwestern Hell on yt | Swani seconded. ty Conimissioner Moynie that Burleigh County sell to Frayne Baker Lots 10-11-12, of ik Gov. Pierce Addition to, the City ‘of arck, for the sum of $76.00, sub- ay i the recommendation of "the ym | sioner, Swanson, | 4 0 seconded by that the appitcat! of $110.00 for Lots Gov. Pierce “Addition to. are referred t Commi tion. Roll, call Aye; Moynt ik Bver Biock ii @ City, of hies na Wil cae Comt City of Bismarck, bi Nate city Commission. for yy Commi scoonded ‘by Commissioner Moy! that the offer of J. F. ,rertenuerty, ot $100.00° for Lot 49, Gnd Addition to the Clty oF Bisioarek, be accepted subject to the mendation, of the Clty Commi “Aye, an Foster Frick the of- by Commissioner seconded by Commi ner that Burle! fer of G. man of the B Auditor be author! for same. Roll call: Kei Bo Whi A: Aye; Moynier, son, Aye, and. Moved by celualtase Swanson, seconded by Comi loner — Fricke, bays the Board adjourn unttl 2 o'clock |. Roll call: All members present Voted Aye. Afternoon ef May The Board of county ers reconvened ye 2 o'clock P. all members present. Upon ‘motion bids for a Stock Dip- ping Tank, as per were ordered opened, submitting bids J. H. Amunson, Driscoll, for job complete the following per advertise- ment, were ordered opened, the fol- lowttig submitting bi Harry Knowles, of Wing, N. D, for road work in Clear Lake and| Lien Townships; Fa 80c; @instotling calverse, ‘350. Ferguson, of Glencoe, N. 4 work in Clear Lake & Lie! Townships Earth excavation, 2be: rock excavation, $1.50; rend & in- ler da ees! Ld t for road eS ee Lien Township: arth 33c; Rock excavation, a. & installing culvert installing culverts, 407 ia ton in Stetling Township. 26 Leon Webster of for road work in ship; Barth excavation, 23c. Carl V; Anderson of Baldwin, N, D for bridge work — i Townshipe Dry structural exes 15e; wet_structural excavation, $4.0 appoints: for walls and founds onerete for bridge $23.00; pipe railing In place, $2,00; 1 infercing. steel, 6c: J Rue k “Bons of Bismarck, N."b,, tor bridge work in Estherville Township; dry structural excavatior 90c; wet structural ee $1. conerete for walls omer ee 10.00; concrete for arirides figor, Pes for railing, $1.40; ea felnforcing steel, be, eae oy Swanson, seconded Wy loner Soynie: that the Hetherville Bridge project. pie Sections 8 & 17 eid icott, awarded tne ‘con in Starling Township. “between tions 3 & 10, at*25c per yard, i the lowest Fr ponsible bi biga no ‘ Commissio! Aye; ‘Swanson; a Moved by Comi onded b; Commissioner Fricke Harry Knowles of Wing, N. b. awarded the came aet fer in Clear Lake ai earth exca fon, lon, 80c per a rock Tnauling and culverts, he being the yy, Commissioner. Seger gece y Commissioner done ye pat Burletsh pes Wee sell to Jo} Br., zars, 1-2. Bleci ‘Villas ’N. D: For the te es ce aan at ie County Chi of the Board on Citas ‘Commission be Pevaare to sign a deed for same. Rell Commissioner Fricke, Aye; Aye; Swanson, The Board ” county ‘Comm! ers reconvened at 10:30 o'clock roll call all mechan were pi lo by, Commissio: rr, onded by Commissioner Fricke, all bids for the cont ction of mimi! sea Canale tae N. Dak. Metal Culvert Co, one ate; in| to be deliv, advertisement,|c J, loner Soder, sec- ‘ommissioner Fricke, that Burleigh County accept $100.00 in full settlement of H. Lundquist Faonal tax, Roll cat Comm sioner Moynier, Ay ‘Swanson, Aye and Will Spon “motion te following bil wi allowed subject to personal juent: ustice Feen.$118.46 Wit. fees in 1. tease. Wit. Justice Court M. Kafer, Wit. ‘fees in Jus- tice Court Rollin Welch, tice Court |. Willard Robe: Justice Court . Axel Soder, County Commis- sioner Fricke, County sioner .. Victor Moy' missioner . George F. Will, County Com- m " fees “in Ww. Ashiock, ‘Aid tor ‘Braden, eos McCurd: “Malin work, Div. No, i, state Ra. No. 14 1 ‘work on Moffit ‘W. H. Morris, we Div. Ko. » State Re. , Aye; Swan-|N. edges .. Advance Rumely jepaite ‘for’ road. machinery Avery Power Machinery Co. Repairs for road machinery. Bismarck Tribune Co. rinting .. Albin Hedstrom, Witnes: in Justice Court Rollin Welch, in Justice Court ‘tineson, in mvivelen, Wit Legal tees yurt newon, * Witness ‘fees in Justice Cour . J. Mart! aon, “in! Jus Block 87, McKenzie & Coffin's Add eae abe the City of Bismarck, ap: rApE plication of A. F, MacDonald for of personal tax in the amount f $28.67, approved. SFapplication of the Rank of North ota for a cancellation and abat ment of taxes, on Sections, 6-140 eis Bite and NE ae 24. 139 78, approved. Application of John Kiefer asking - Burleigh County accept the sum ft § in full settlement of taxes, apnroved. Report of Rollin Welch, Sheriff, of all fees collected durihg month of ver rt of Fred Swenson, Tegiater of Deeds, for the fees collected during the month of sr ehh al v the County ‘Agent Fund. Roll Call: Commissioner Fricke, Aye; Moynier, Aye: Soder, Aye; Swanson, Aye an ‘Will Aye. loved by com conded b: at Burleigh County sell, tor mnings, for $500.00, all Lots owned by Burleigh County in vireeriee & Addition to the City of Bis- ae County Auditor Roll call: erie joner Moynie' Aye and wi Aye. faved. by Commissioner Soder, sec- lion Moynier, that iT RESOLVED that the Board Commissioners of Burleigh leeply regrets the death of R. 8m; served the ‘ | ficiating. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE —ETHEL— a? “Doesnt tf GET YOUR GOAT? ADMIRATION the Roll, "tail: Swanson, Aye: Soder, y Side ir, Aye; Fricke, aye and Moved by Comm oder, sec- ner :Jonded by Commissioner Swanson, that the Hoard ‘do adjourn to meet at 10 o'clock, June 5th, 1928. . C. ISAMINGER County Auditor. Henry J. Mersen, 53, Steele, Died Friday Henry J. Mersen, 53, prominent resident of Steele, died in a Bismarck hospital last night after a short ill- nest Funeral services will be held from 'a|jthe Mersen residence in Steele Sun- day at 3 p. m. with Rev. Burn, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, of- Burial will be made°at Hutchinson, Minn. Mr. Mersen was born December 18, 1874 at lore where he grew to manhood and lived for many years. He moved to,Steele about 20 years ago. Taking a prominent business, educational an cixcles, Mr. Mersen had a wide ac- waintance in Steele and the vicinity. le was a member of the Presby- terian church, treasurer of the Steele Masonic lodge and a member of the =| Steele schoo! Besides his wife, Mr. Mersen | leaves two sisters, Mrs. J. M. Eheim and Mrs. J. R. Stewart, both of sition in rs. | Hutchinson, fraternal | sen; NANIPULATION = ANTICIPATION % re INJURY CASE I$ SETTLED Hannah Anderson Awarded $260 from Toxen Estate in District Court Settlement of the suit of N. A. Freeburg against the Interstate Transportation company out of dis- trict court was announced this morning. The terms of the settle- ment were not disclosed. Freeburg was injured last Sep- tember when traveling on one of the company buses. Starting down |} hill near Flasher, the bus met a grain wagon coming up the middle of the th As aon bus passed the wagon, the jing ve way, throwin, ra tee into a Somcetiok ditch. iS Seseeare, the: only r, injured his hip, pss der, Is alleged. ‘The bearing in hs Fight leged. aring in his ‘ar has been impaired. The jury late Pi aeniay: awarded Hannah Anderson $260 in her suit ainst the estate of Ole-J. Toxen. plaintiff had sued for $520, which she alleged was due her for work done. Two other cases were reported THINK! WHEN YOU BUY PRINTING— OF THE ‘STEEN THOUSAND MULTIPLIED IMPRESSIONS IT CREATES—OF YOU— Recmwcteaton/ 1a settled out of court and were stricken from the calendar; George Pafferty vs. James Kiley and Twin City company vs. J. A. Rosewick. Two cases were continued by agreement over the term: George Pehl, Alex Beff and Christian Wolf vs. R. P. Young and J. J. Bose, and the same plaintiffs with Marcus Boulder vs. the state of North Da- kota and Montana district of the German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri, Ohio and other states, of Wahpeton. Court was adjourned at 9:20 a. m. today until 10 a. m. Monday. One civil and two criminal cases are on Monday’s docket. terson is suing the F. H. Lumber company, peiiaiog charges against a loc: egre! Johnnie May Perkins will face charges of immorality ‘and maintaining a liquor nuisance. The state is bringing charges of poultey larceny against Jacob Davis and Richard Baker. Get a Radiantfire for these cool mornings. Con- solidated Utilities Co. 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