Official Proceedings Of The City Of Linton May 2 1921
Regular meeting in Linton North Dakota on May 2 1921 with Mayor Wolverton and Aldermen present. Plans for sidewalk across Sampson Avenue referred to sidewalks committee. Fogle bid $25 and Coon bid $26 approved. Third Ward streets sixty-six feet wide. request to vacate three feet on each side referred to city attorney. City to seek bonds from state bonding department for officers. Adam Thomas appeared before the board.
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Ing
Third Ward
E. T. Athappeeesee
State
Adam Thomas
City approves moving picture theater permit and buys block for fire house
The city council granted a permit for a Moving Picture Theatre upon motion by Sternhagen and Meier. The Auditor was asked to organize the fire department and report at the next meeting on June 6 1921. The cement block building on west 65 feet of Lots 17 and 18 Block 10 Hunter's First Addition to Linton was approved for purchase from Adam Thomas for 2500 dollars with 600 cash and three annual payments at 10 percent, condition that the east wall opening be closed. Bills for Emmons County Light Power Co and lumber were approved for payment before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sternhagen
Meier
F. W. Petrie
Council
Paulson
Hunter
Linton
Adam Thomas
Emmons County Light & Power Co
F. H. Carpenter Lumber Co
Colverton
E. H. Smith
City of Linton appoints officers and committees in 1921 meeting
Officials sworn in at special session led by Mayor Wolverton with Sternhagen Meier Hinton Paulson and Reidlinger forming new council. Committees named for Streets and Alleys, Culverts and Crossings, Public Health and Morals, Street Lighting, Public Safety and Fire Protection. City officers appointed include City Attorney H C Lynneels Health Officer W C Wolverton M D City Auditor E H Smith City Engineer E D Fogle. Paulson elected council president Sternhagen vice president. Emmons County Record named official paper. Treasurers bond set at 3000 and assessor bond at 500.
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Linton
N. D
Wolverton
Sternhagen
Hinton
Meier
Reidlinger
Paulson
Wolverton Sternhagen
Reiidlinger
Meter
H. C. Lyn Eels
W. c Wolverton
M. D
E. H. Smith
E. D. ‘Fogle
Chas. Paulson
Frank Sternhagen
Emmons
Meeting Adjourned by COLVERTON Mayor
The meeting was adjourned with no further business, announced COLVERTON as mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colverton
E. H. Smith
Emmons County invites bids for bridges and grading work
Emmons County North Dakota calls for sealed proposals for moving two bridges and constructing a new steel bridge with concrete floor, full grading of approaches, and building a 30 foot bridge over a creek. Bids due 2 PM June 14 1921 in Linton with 5 percent certified check and plans available by June 1.
Sale of School House by Union School District No 12
The Union School District No 12 will sell School House No 6 at public auction to the highest bidder at 2 p.m. Wednesday June 1 1921. The School Board reserves the right to reject any bid. BenFe Van Beek chair.
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Union School District
School Board of Union School
Ben Fe . van Beek
Chery
Westfield
Bids Wanted for New Frame School in Ohie District
The Ohie school district No. 20 invites sealed bids for constructing a single frame school building. Bid submissions must follow district guidelines and are due by the stated deadline.
Building School House Plans in Ohio District No 20
Sealed bids for a 20 by 32 foot single story school house are due by 2 p m Tuesday June 7. Plans on file with the superintendent or the undersigned. Project near the northwest quarter of section 28 township 133 range 75 W fifth principal meridian. Bids to be marked Bids for Building School House and mailed to the clerk W H Johnson Linton North Dakota. A 5 percent certified check accompanies each bid. Board reserves right to reject all bids.
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Township 133
School House
School Board of Ohio School District No. 20
W. H. Johnson
Linton
N. D
County Commissioners Discuss Road Work and Expenditures
The Emmons County board reviews road costs including Sebastian Wald road work and gas storage bills. An $8.00 bill by C. H. Gontka is rejected. Appraisers Mike Smith and S. G. Busby are appointed for five estray horses. A road discontinuance near Winona road is approved and Alice Fallgatter’s tax refund appeal is granted. Meeting adjourns to May 3 for road and bridge viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian Wald
Williamsport Motor Co
Peterson
C. H. Gontka
Mike Smith
S.G. Busby
Gottlieb P. Grenz
3. S. Henderson
Winona
Alice Fallgatter
Kintyre
Westfield Roads Session Notes May 3 1921
The board met at 4 p m with all members present except Jacob Schall. Viewings of roads in Westfield were scheduled for May 5 along with further road matters. Bills approved include John Schlangen livery hire and Chas Coventry garnishment expense and supplies for the States Attorney's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Schall
Westfield
John Schlangen
Bboardu
Chas
Coventry
States Attorney's Office
County Board Meeting Minutes 1921 Road Petitions and Appointments
Morning session notes adjourned May 4 1921 with all members present except Jacob Scholl. Dyer et al petition for road in 11 130 79 and to vacate road 2 11. Gisinger et al plea for a new bridge near section 8 131 78 denied. Pearson et al granted a 30 ft bridge between sections 17 and 20 135 74. Horner refused as supervisor. Dockter appointed. Carley bonded as county treasurer with $60 000 and oath taken. Janitor fees discussed. Meierwee set as janitor at $75 monthly. Bids to be advertised for work on the wooden bridge location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Scholl
A. J. Dyer
John Gisinger
Chas. H. Pearson
John Horner
John Dockter
Chas. B. Carley
State Bonding Department
States Attorney
Ofyi
Mike Meierwee
Bridges and grade work outlined for sections 2 to 20-135-74
The notice describes moving a tween section 2 to 11-130-79 over a creek, placing a steel bridge between sections 5 and 8-130-79, adding a concrete floor to the present bridge between eee 56 and 8-130-79, building a 30 ft steel bridge with concrete floor over the creek between sections 17 and 20-135-74, and grading about 125 yards between sections 3 and 4-130-78 with approaches to section 26. A list of option bills includes local officials and firms for commission, supplies, telephone service for May, road work, current, gas, and salaries with mileage.
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John Barty
Quick Print Co. Oe
WES Ruleuck Ie Lercicte Chet Cielele
Isiele
Dakota Central Tel. Co
John Winterberg
Pednee Bosch
Ole E. T. Atha
F. J. McConville
T. P. Lee
Sal- L. duHeaume
Frank Goughnour
Commis
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