The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 13, 1930, Page 7

NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS efi i i ils retae ys rite Le | erberel |. Ed, Eliengarten Pre sand Edwin Schatz called at the (red Brackett home Sunday, BS and his marck Thursday. home Thursday evening. Scarborough called at the Doppler home Thursday after- Mr. Erickson, hail adjuster, made several visits in this community Thursday. Five of the officers of the Cross Country Homemakers club met at the federal building in Bismafck for demonstration work. The major project for the coming year’s work i E F i | of | will be nutrition and gardening. McMurrich called at the Ed Doppler and Robert Welch homes Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rittel drove to Bismarck Friday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. Welch and children visited at the Ed Doppler home Saturday afternoon. George Varnum called at the O. P. ‘Welch home Sunday morning: Mr. Varnum was on his way to the river & 8 3 i = E s a 3 & g He Hi j His et q i r) 5 H FEf ofF* uty ey ial i i E fee iP i [i i i By FERN R. STEWART Stewart were Dawson callers Wednes- E gee ite if fil tk fie Si Hl B and i i [ i i F zt i ae EE A Peale i . 3 4 ii Tig 5 # E i é & i i C Johnson called on grandpa ‘arey A. called at the Tylt EB Kling ler Jonson home Sunday er |S0n home Tuesday evening. Monday. Mrs. Seaman Gibson who is a patient at the Bismarck hospital. Everett Carlson was a Sunday eve- ning visitor at the Earl Hall home. night. Bidding for line was the main item of the meeting. Art Brightmire and the Lee boys got the repair job. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Johnson and Leona Acord was a McKenzie itor Tuésday. School opened Monday with a large lance. There were 19 who en- high school and more expecting come. Eighteen are in the 8th le room. Hen Stewart, seven-year-old son Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart had breaking his throwing his elbow out of joint, he fell off his horse. Sunshine girls 4-H club met Beatrice Hall Monday eve- =a RE O8 : 5 ag it FF oe Mrs. J. E. Witt, and Irene Mar- chant, called at the H. Neiters home, Friday evening. Miss Marcella Neiters Mrs. Kolb, , | Harold Babbit and son Ray. 1 i E f 5 g 5 | x a rs i : FE : g g ae oil lk BHT B A d : | > § Mrs, | business in Bismarck Tuesday. future | high day. T. F. Morris helped Howard Taplin fill silo Wednesday, Donald and Steve Morris made & trip\to Bismarck Wednesday. Mr. and tertained company ‘Wisconsin last week, Mrs, Wallace Falkenstein visited with her mother, Mrs. William Fricke ‘Wednesday. e@ Mrs, T. F. Morris was tr rod was accompanied ‘there by her daughter, Marjorie, who will attend school in Bismarck, H, A. McCullough was a caller in Wilton Wednestlay. Levi Anderson and Donald Morris were transacting business in Bis- marck Saturday. Steve Morris of Bismarck has been helping T. F. Morris cut flax the past. week. He returned to Bismarck Saturday, accompanied by Marion and Bernice Morris, who visited with relatives over Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. H. A. McCullough and daugh- at Mabel were shoppers in Wilton ‘iday. Levi Andprson and’ Donald Morris were brief callers at the Carl John- Mrs. T. F. Morris and daughters Bernice, Justine, Aldene and Eunice visited at the Paul Schunert home Wednesday afternoon. Harlo Heridershott called on Donald Morris Friday evening. Harry Brown was a brief caller at the T. F. Morris home Friday en route to Wilton. Levi Anderson called on Donald Morris Friday. On account of the rain and damp weather threshing has been delayed for a few days. oo Rock Hill | ——— By RUTH LITTLE Sunday dinner guests at the W. H. Kolb home were Mrs. K. Kolb, Andrew Kolb, Mrs. V._N. Monroe, Stephen Monroe, Allen Lolliver, Mr. and Mrs. F. Y. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Babbit and son Ray, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Little, Virgil, Ruth and Phyllis. The Mickelson brothers are thresh- ing this week for Lewis Jorgenson. Mrs, A. F. Anderson en- | da: from homes in the east Mon-| Clarence Falkenstein home Wednes-/has been employed through thresh- iB. Laurice Jorgenson returned home Tuesday from Alta after helping neighbors with threshing. A..McCoy motored to in Mon- sy. Alice Walker returned home last week after spending some time near F, Bismarck, @ | __ Florence Lake | ° -— By HELEN WITT Joe Scalion home, began Herman Nieters Saturday. Miss Clauer Johns is staying at the Clyde Harvey home attending school in Wing this year. Miss Tillie Wentz returned home Saturday evening after spending the past three weeks visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wents of McClusky. Supper guests at the Wm. Witt home Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hindbauch and daughters Edna and Esther, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Degner and daughters Esther and Tillie, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wents and family, Mrs. John Witt and Mrs. Elizabeth Triebwasser and daughter Rosella and son Arthur. Mrs. John Witt called on Mrs. Arthur Tees Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tees and son Junior, Mrs. Ralph Halver and son | %: Stanley and Mrs. Farnhum and sons Albert and Donald motored to the Rocks Saturday afternoon. One school in Florence Lake township opened Monday with Miss Fay Harvey teaching. Mr, and Mrs. Herman Nieters mo- tored to Wing Friday Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seilenger mo- tored to Wilton Tuesday evening when they took their baby daughter to the doctor. She has been sick the last_ week: Marcella Neiters returned to her home Friday morning, she Mrs. H. Seilenger on Thursday. Mrs. Farmhum and sons Albert and Donald from Arthur, North Da- kota visited from Friday noon until Sunday at the Arthur Tees and Ralph Halver homes, Miss Irene Marchant returned home after helping at the John Witt home for two weeks. Floyd Wentz is now staying at the Henry Seilenger home. Miss Marcella Neiters helped Mrs. Henry Seilenger with her housework on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marchant and daughters Margaret and Irene mo- tored to Wing Wednesday evening. Lois Seilenger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seilenger has been on the sick list. Mrs. Arthur Tees and son Junior and Martha Heimbuck spent Wed- nesday afternoon at the John Witt Isaac Marcovity called at the Lewis Jorgenson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Tolliver and sons called at the W. H. Kolb and Humphrey Bailey homes. Mr. and Mrs, P. E. Patton called at the Homer Taylor home Sunday. Clifford Little and Allen Schroler motored to the Herbert Little home Sunday. Callers at the Lewis Jorgenson home Sunday were Louise, Clarence, Roy, Floyd and Shirley Walker, George Mickelson, Willie Ehnes, Martin Rupp, Robert Marcovitz and Clyde Little. home. Merril Lindsey called at the J, F.| Mrs. Henry Seilenger and daughters Little home Sunday after a load of| Margery and Lois were Wing shop- rye, for A. H. Lundberg. Pers Wednesday afternoon. Callers at J. F. Little’s home Sun-| Miss Lenora Witt is working at the day were Marvin Rupp. Robert Mar-| G. Witt home near Bowden this week. covil Robert McCullough and] Mr. and Mrs. Herman Neiters and Neome Hisdorf. daughters were callers at the Walter Francis Fitsgerald will attend| Stark home near Goodrich Sunday. high school at Wilton this year. Mrs. Orvil Bailey called at the Her- Mr, and Mrs. and Mrs. Harold Babbit and _son| ing. called Friday afternoon at the Mrs.| Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seilenger and Anna Strand and Mrs, Anna Wil-| family were dinner guests at the * son homes, Jacob Wentz home Sunday. Mrs. O. J. Olson of Wilton visited} Mr. big Mrs Onrist Wents and F. G. Perkins, Mr.|] man Nieters home Thursday morn- | J. in this vicinity Friday. Laurice and Franklin Jorgenson called at the S. W. Nemetz home Friday. Mrs. John Howe called at the C. W. Wilkinson home Friday after- noon. Elizabeth Jorgenson took Mrs. Ed. Prsege and children to Wing Thurs- Y Ed. Rasche threshed ‘for S. W. Nemetz, he is now threshing for Roy Little. Callers at the P. E. Patton home Thursday afternoon were Mrs. J. F. Little, Phyllis and Virgil, Mrs. K. Ib, . F. Y¥, Perkins, Mrs. The Homemakers’ club met with Mrs. G. O. Lindsey Thursday. Three new members joined, they were Mrs. A. H. Lundberg, Mrs. Lewis Jorgen- son and Mrs. J. F. Little. A nice luncheon was served at the close of the meeting. The next meeting will be with Mrs. P. E, Patton. Fred Ebnes called. at the J. F. Lit- tle home Monday. Callers at the. W. H. Kolb home Thursday were Mrs. W. H. Kolb, Andrew Kolb, Mrs. V. N. Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. F. Y. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. H. Babbit and son. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ehnes called at the Guss Heinley home Wednes- y. Mrs. J. F. Little, Phyllis and Ruth called at the Lewis Jorgenson home Friday. Mrs. K Kolb and Mrs, J. F. Little have as their guests this week a sis- ter and daughter from Venice Cen- ter. New York. Phyllis Little spent Wednesday at the Chris Wangeman home as a guest of Tillie and Hilda, Mrs. Ole Olson and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin called at the Homer Taylor home Friday afternoon, Mr. Ehnes called at the Lewis Jorgenson home Thursday evening. Martin Feuling motored to Re- gan Friday. Elizabeth and Laurice Jorgenson coled at the Martin Feuling home Tiday. Gerald Jones called at the James Fitzgerald home Saturday. Francis Fitzgerald sprained her ankle quite badly Saturday night. Sunday guests at the J. R. Fitz- gerald home were Mr. and Mrs. Wal- lace Sherman and family, Vincent Segman and Ruth Lytle. » P, E. Patton and children called at the Lewis Jorgenson home Saturday. Willie Ehnes is helping Louie Jorgenson thresh. Mrs. Wallace Sherman helped R. Fitzgerald with some can- ning this week. Mr. and Mrs. F. Y. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Babbit and son and Mrs. K. Kolb motored to Bowman N. D., on Monday where they will spend a few days visiting at the George Little home. Henry Rosendahl called at the J. R. Fitzgerald home Monday. C. E. Christianson was a Regan caller Tuesday. * Mr. McHugh of Wisconsin and Allen Westerman of Regan called at the J. R. Fitzgerald home Tues- 2 rgenson have been ill this week. Chas. Our threshed for C. Wilkin- son Monday and Tuesday. Allen Westerman commenced aN |term of school in Highland district No. 2 Monday morning. Mrs. J. F. Little, Virgil and Phyl- lis. motored to Regan Monday eve- ning. Batty Fitzgerald returned home from Willow City Monday where he family of McClusky called at the John Witt home Sunday. . * John Fode Sr. returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johns: and COMMISSIONERS’ PROCEEDINGS august Sth, 1930, 10:00 O'clock 4. M. Fhe County Board met purauant to/ 8s 1 Commis- Moyniex, On roll cal Soder, ‘ric! were present, Moved by Comm! adjournment. sioners Swanson nd Will approved as rei oll call: aye; Will, ‘a: 8. At this time the board proceeded to examine and allow, or reject billy Miss Fay Harvey is boarding at the Wahl] 1 to 286, subject to personal Bi threshing for | ,, 8 due or delinquent: marck Tribune Co., pri jor & Equip. Co., fuel line ..... Northfield Iron parts Northfield Iron Co., edges ........ Northfield Iron Northfield Iron Co., parts Madge ney, mileage Hoskins-Meyer, supplies Mandan Merc. Co., repairs . Wing Mercantile Co., repa! parts posts es ne Wing Mercantile Co., grocer- ies for Frasier ... Madge Runey, postage Madge Runey, expenses stitute ..... Ben Soderquist, WadOr os... ee Sanger Mercantile Co.. parts Meyer Broadcasting Station, announcements Wachter Tfr. Corp, 8 arsenic ........ “repairs” and is. Elken Tractor & Equip. edrix, Lein Motor Co. parts .... Fred Swenson, stamps, etc. . Mrs, Albin Hedstrom, matron EB. L. Faunce, rent of garage lection Welding Works, ding... Bismarck Powder mite and caps . Hoskins-Meyer, si George 8. Register, defraying expenses . aes George S, Register, ‘age, telephone Jessie M. Ramp, tient ta Grafton A.C. Isaminger, dues’ Speaks Grocery, groceries f Quackenbusch ‘ ..C. Isaminger, Mileag. John Robidou, road work Jack Pidforgonia, road work Scott and Knowles, roud grading ........ Bismarck Tire & Service, hot shot .. Florence services rendered ... c. W. Scott, Running maintainer .. August Peters county engine fr Art Miller, rock digging Nelson, labor on plow & Welch Hawe. C . De 0 concrete pipes . Henry Rhud, blast Bert Ww. L. Will id work le 1d, road wo! Oliver Millet, road work Sidney Pearington, road work French & Welch Hi . Be K O. Smith & Co., eart ing and incidental 8. F. Lambert, oil Northfield Iron family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scallon and | =k. family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seil- enger and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Witt were Wing shoppers Sat- urday evening from this vicinity. it Wilton BY MRS. ART FERRIS Elmer Truax of Velva was a Wilton caller Monday of last week. Ole Steffrud of Washburn was & business caller in Wilton Tuesday. Mrs. Earl Kenney and children re- turned to their home here Sunday after visiting relatives at Harvey for two weeks. fuel line Elken Tractor & Equip. Co, a mite .....+ Bismarck Powder Co. mite ......-.++ Bismarck Powder 8. F. Lambert, reg ing St. Paul Corrugating Co., cul- Herman Mitchell of Woodworth | . spent Sunday at the home of his par- ents in Wilton, Harry Brownlee of the Wilton co- operative store visited relatives in Minneapolis last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Howe have returned to their home in town after spending the summer months at their cottage at Wildwood lake, Mr, and Mrs. Art Ferris are the pairs on tractor Mandan Merc. Co., parts T. 8. Pryse, professional serv- Proud parents of a nine pound baby |J. J. boy born Thursday, Sept. 4th. ‘Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hitt motored to Bismarck Wednesday. 3 Rev. and Mrs. E. E, Mattison and daughter Evelyn arrived in Wilton tad and will make their home ere. Norman Glarum and Merle Moore of’ McClusky visited at the J. J. | M Schmidt home over ter ending June, 1930 Geo. Koch, road work E, J. Taylor, copies ..... Improve! advertising . ‘ Albert Bourgois, road work.. Mrs. Mary Dixon, poor relief. Oscar Kavoni are of Pih- laja_chil ldret rs. Fiina Anttila, Sunday. ut Miss Edna Kuhnert renamed home Monday from Chicago j= | olis where she had been visiting friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Soder of Wing visited friends in Wilton Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herman of Eureka, 8. D., visited at the Wil- ni. EB, . Roberts, Eimer Field .... Mrs, Frank Campagna, Mrs. Esther Thoyre, mothe pension ... te eonseene Mrs. Ruth ‘McCoy, ‘mother's lam Koth home last week. Mr. Her- | M man is a brother of Mrs. Koth. Mr. and Mrs. Groshans and fam- | *"y; ily of Burlington, N. D., visited at | Mrs. the Rev. F. W. Christ home Wed- Mr. and Mrs. John Moberg of Bis- marek were Wilton visitors Sunday. Mrs. O. W. Ong of Magon City, Towa, visited at the home of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shraeder, last week. Mrs. Della Curle arrived in Wilton Thursday and is visiting at the home of her cister and brother-in-law, Mr. and.Mrs. C. B. Flinn. +) Mrs. pension + Carl Landerholm, poor relief Mrs. Minnie Eng mother’s pension Mrs. Margaret Field Mra. Katheri D mother's pension Margaret Quite 2 lot of moving has been go- | ™ ing on in the past week. Mrs. Jones moved from the lake to the house vacated by Floyd Johnson's. The Johnson family moved into the J. J. Schmidt house south of Anstrom’s pool hail. f Vernon Gramling of Bismarck visited relatives in Wilton Tuesday. Hampton “He By ELIZABETH KOPPY My. and Mrs. Fred Kelsch of Linton visited at the Steve Koppy home Wednesday afternoon. Pete Schott of Linton was a busi- t: a|ness caller in this vicinity Thursday | Ax afternoon. Dan J. Slick of Fredonia, hail ad- juster. was in this vicinity Fridsy eft- Stewart Coventry and Harry Tracy of Linton eile ed to the Frank Chesrown home iy evening. county engi eee Wn. Fricke, assigned to C. G. Dei County ‘Treasurer, County Commis- Wm. Fricke, Services as unty Commissioner . Victor Moynier, Services County Commissioner . Service: Services sioner ae Victor Moynier, assigned to c. a. rby, Treasure: Servic County Commi: sioner Axel Soder. Services y, er. Kirkingburg. script ... & & desminger: XB. Pubercuilos: state niepaier, 3 iF patient +e ae AWE Fisuers county physician wsioner Soder, sec- onded by Commissioner Fricke, that the minutes of the July meeting be ad. Commissioners Swanson, aye; Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, 183.30 15.00 M 150.00 150,00 rer, care of Tu- 4 My 868.01 i oa veneer: mbert, regravelin; : Lambert, reeraveling.- Sheet & Iron Works, culverts ....... St, Alexius ta dlaage care of Even Langset! St. Alexius Hospital, care of Delores Sandberg . oe St, Alexius Hospita Esther Thoyre of 100. ne Earl Finia: ber, moving fence 8. L. ‘Lambert. regra' L, H. Knowles, rc 2.13 0} plies and Modern Machine Work .G. Derby, y Jury certificates ...... C.'G. Derby, County "Trea 6.54) "jury certificates .. ©. G. Derby, Coun ssighed to C. . reasurer, Ex- . fare and labor C..G. Derby, Co. Treasurer, jury certificates CG. Derby, Co. stamps . Ciifford Jansonius, assign: to C. G. Derby, Co. Treat jury instructions .... {T. R- Atkinson, mileage T. R. Atkinson, surveying Roland R. Crane, ‘criminal actions Fred Anstrom, criminal actions Albin Hedstrom, mileage criminal actions Rollin. Welch, mi criminal actions, ete, in Fred Anstrom, search warrant Clarence Hanson, assigned to . L. Crum, mileage and service .... sees y Helmers, assigned Derby, Co. Treas., ng, fare, expens George F. Will, services county commissioner . J. I, Roop, assigned to Rollin Welch, mileage in criminal actions mn A. W. Lucas, shoes for poor. Geo. A. Smith, digging roc! L, H, Knowles, supplies . F. H. Carpenter Lumber UMHOE: iicmiisices ses Leo. Gabel, running county moving, labor ... James Olson, running county engine hes is i Bly, assigned to digging bor . J. HH. Litt,” meais ‘for ‘poor Dr. C. FE, Stackhouse, servic 8| Insanity Commissioner 3} Harris & Woodmansee, plies Red Trail Oil & Ter. HL. Reade, serv. vassing board : Doucett, ros., Inc., Construction reinforced concrete culvert ., Doucett, labor Union clock service White Eagle 0} line |... parts and Louis Tibesar, parts and Ted Nolan. road work Standard Oil Co., gasoli lubricant . oe Burroughs Aad." "Mach." o,, Pro-rated to meet gervice agreement of November ‘reas., Hazel- grove Twp., Burleigh Co's share of road grading..... John Weber, Sr. repair on machinery’... 0.4.5.4 Colin Wilkenson, road’ work Gottlieb Doer, road work A. C. Isaminger, express KE. L. DuPont DeNemour: 5 .. dynamite, caps, fus City of Bismarck, water Dept. water for June’ ......4. 0. 0. Sperry, road’ work’. Anton Roubal. road wor! John Fercho, road work .. James Novy, road work . Alex Siebel. road work .... Geo, T. Richmond, ex; tax supervisor Institution for Fe 7 SRT? Of pationta Bigs of St. Alexius Hospi Mabel Lunde . Mrs. Leone C, Mad express... ent eee A. C. Isaminger, 18! lik for - Wilton Poor Sinclair pee . +e ete Lundquist, mowing roa Chas, Fisher, stamps, expre: Joe Vallin, running grader, Hazel Lenhart, witness, { sanity commission .. Geo. M, Register, service: insanity commissioner erby, jury certificates Agr, Ext. Diy. St. ‘Goi salary “and” expenses ot County Agricultural work Western Union Teleg. Co, Time service rental ....... The Quick Pri yn, care of inker. medicine .. Mrs. C. H. Karpen, care of lever, ‘supplies... A. M. Fisher, county physician Dave Johnson, road work... Wing O11 soline and oll f 11 Co. . Alexius Hospital ° Devitt. care of poor . H. Suby, running tractor... . H. Suby, assigned to Dul- jam & Young, running trac- . B, ties feéa 2... CW. tice fees 1080/7. 8, Fe tness feo . F. ‘agner, witness fe 11.48] Gottfried: Schulz, witness fee Edward 8. Allen, justice fees 14.00] Susanna Becknall, witness feo Simon Klein, witness fe 25.40] Mary Cashel, witness fee Magdalena Oster, witness fee J. H. Gibbon, witness fee .... Art ‘Powers, levied on "by Sheriff, payable to F. E. Mc- Curdy,’ running County en- 24.20 8.00 22.40 inquest . H. Hoskins, pos! BJ. Gobel. coroners inquasi ants, rocl igging .. Jack’ Pidformonia, road Moved by” Commi seconded by Commilssio! that the board adjourn to August 5th. 193 16.40 8.25 57 10.00 $3.83 | voted aye. 35.44 409,35 82.25 15.00 10.90 505.60 3,150.00 123.25 10.00 40.00 54.42 28.16 6{anywhere in Bism: 18.00 34.00 5.59 1223.00 16.0 6.75 5. 15 3.00 308.60 9. 5: 150.00 2.10 10.40 34.70 851.40, 399.25 13.50 7.50 a Pri :30 o'clock oll call: all members of the board August Sth, 1930, 2:30 o’clock P. M. The board reconvened. On roll call Commissioners Swanson, Sod: Moy- nier, Fricke and Will were present. At this time the Board proceeded to open bids for a bridge over Apple Creek between Sections 2 and 11, Menoken Township. Bid of Rue Brothers: Dry structural excavation, per cubic yard, $2.00. Wet Sr aes excavation, per cubic yard, $2.00. in substructures, per cubic yard, $16.7: Concrete in substructures, per cubic yard, $16.60. Reinforcing steel, per pound 0.05 9-10, Bid of Fargo Bridge & Iron Co.: Dry Structural excavation, per cubic yard $2.00. ‘Wet structural excavation, per instructures, per cubic cubic yard $2.00. Concrete yard $18.50. ‘onc! in superstructures, per cubic yard $18.50. Reinforcing steel, per pound 0.056. Bid of Joe Simons, Mandan: Dry structural excavation per cubic yard $1.00. ‘Wet structural excavation, per cubic yard $3.30. Concrete in substructure, per cubic yard $18.00. Concrete in superstructures, cubic yard $18.00, Reinforcing steel per pound 0.066. Moved by Commissioner Moynier, seconded by Commissioner Fricke, that the bid of Rue Bros., be accepted for construction of a bridge between Sections 2 and 11-139-78 as per re- vision of pI id bridge being re- duced in not to cost more than $3,189.44 as agreed by the bidder. Roll ‘call: Commissioners Swanson, aye; Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke. eys: Will, aye. Moved by Commissioner Moynier, seconded by Commissioner Fricke, that the position of County Agent for Burleigh County be tendered Leo K. Mossing, at an annual salary of $3,000 per annum. Roll_call: Commissioners Swanson, pass; Soder, no; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; Will, aye. ‘Moved ‘by Commissioner _ Fricke, seconded by Commissioner Soder, that thp Board adjourn to 9:30 o'clock, a. my August 6th, 1930, call: Commissionef's Swanson, Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; ay: August Gth, 1930, 9:30 o'clock A. M. The Board reconvened subject to adjournment. On roll call Commis- sioners Swanson Soder, Moynier, per | Fricke, and Will were present. Moved by Commissioner _Soder, seconded by Commissioner Fricke, that the surety bond of Redlinger & Hanson, of Wahpeton, North Dakota, for the general contract on Court house, sheriff's residence and jail be ved as to sufficiency and that e surety bond of F. G. Grambs in the amount of $28,900.00 for the gen- eral contract for heating, ventilating and plumbing be approved as to suf- ficlency. Commissioners Swanson, e; Moynier, aye; Fricke, Moved ‘by ‘Commissioner Fricke, seconded by Commissioner Moynier, that the question of whether Burleigh County employ a County Agent or not be put on the ballot at the general election, November 4th, 1930, so that the voters may decide for themselves. Roll call: Commissioners Swanson, aye; Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; Will, aye, Moved ‘by Commissioner _Soder, seconded by Commissioner Fricke, that the County Auditor be and is hereby instructed to advertise for bids for coal both six inch and lump to be delivered at the Court House or arck, bids to be opened September 2nd, "1930, 2:30 o'clock P. M., each bid must be ac companied by’ a certified check for 5 the amount bid, check made payable to C. Isaminger, County Auditor. Roll call: Commissioners Swanson, aye; Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; Will, aye. Report of Sheriff of fees collected during month of July, approved. Application of E. M. Duerre for cor- rection of Hail Tax, approved. Application of F. B. Miller, exec., for correction of tax on S% of 2-138-78, approved. Moved by Commissioner Moynier, and seconded by Commissioner Fricke, a WHEREAS, the City of Bismarck, has signified its intention to assist in graveling the river road from the east end of the Memorial Highway Bridge to the intersection with the old river road near the center of Section 30, Township 139, Range 80, and on the Ward Hill, THEREFORE, BE_IT RESOLVED, by the Board ‘of County Commis- sioners of Burleigh County, North that the County Auditor be and he is hereby instructed to adver- tise for bids for the graveling of sa: road, in accordance with the plans and specifications of the County Sur- veyor, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that sald bids be opened at ‘two-thirty o'clock P. M., September 2nd, 1930. Roll call: all members voted aye. Moved by Commissioner Moynier, seconded by Commissioner , Fricke, that the communication of Mr. Free- berg with reference to the wali back- ing on the second and third floors of the Court House be called to the at- tention of the architect and that the changes recommended by Mr, Free- berg be ordered made, also that Mr. Freeberg be furnished by the archi- tect with the information desired by him as to support of the brick wall between the Treasurer's and Register of Deed’s vaults on the second floor. Roll call: Commissioners Swanson, Rodan, Fricke, Will and Moynier voted Moved by Commissioner Soder, seconded by Commissioner Swanson, that the Board adjourn to meet Sep- tember 2nd, 1930, subject to call. ayo gall, Commissioners Swanson, i r, aye; Moynier, aye; : 230; gee 99 aye; Fricke, . Hoh INGER, County Auditor, in and for Bur- e per cent of leigh County, North Dakota. A Lein By OLGA M. RISE “3 Miss Dorothy Cotes arrived Satur- day from her home at Candall, 8: D., to teach at Lein school. Severie Hanson of Dell Rapids, S. D., is spending a few days visiting at the S. L. and A. T. Arneson homes. Ernest Rise left last week for Bis- marck, where he is attending high school. Milton Severson is attending high school at Eldridge, N. D. ssf Nina and Jennie Waiste visited at the John Rise home Thursday after- noon. Mrs. Herbie Gunderson is assisting Mrs. Christianson cook for threshers. Joseph Rise and George Vik were hauling grain for Gale Birkeland, Thursday and Friday. Callers at the Joe Rise home Sun- day afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arneson, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Halvorson, George Vik, Eddie Arne- son, Olaf Olauson, Nina, Jennie, and o4] edwin Waiste. Hans Hanson, daughter, Marion, were shoppers in Arena, Saturday evening. 5} Olga Rise is assisting Mrs. Kluks- {dahl cook for threshers. Eddie Arenson and Leonard Peder- son visited at the D. D. Borkman | )| home Sunday. Dorothy Borkman spent Saturday night and Sunday at her parental home. Harold Raymond visited at the Joe ‘0! Rise home Thursday evening. Raider Olauson of Clear Lake, is Harold 0 staying with his sister, Mrs. Christianson and attending school, while Mr. Christianson is out thresh- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Christianson and daughter Marion, spent Sunday Selma Rise, motored to Wing Satur- $00 day evening. 0 Nina Waiste started teaching Lein school No. 1, Monday. services anata services again Sunday, o'clock.