The Independent from Hawarden, Iowa • Page 8

EIGHT THUKSDAY, IUNE 22, 1939 TOtlNflr BOARD PROCEEDINGS SUPERVISORS MEET IN ADJOURNED SESSION 000.00 to 11,000.00 vacation for 1988 tax. Motion City ware Iron Upon the recommendation of iahe Scanlan, right of 24.53 Trustees of Logan Township, the Walraven, A. et al, 92.00 Board reduced the assessment of John I Waterman, N. labtfr 80.00 tractor from WPA Payroll No. 9 No.

Dr. dental W. Official Record of the Board of Supervisors at Adjourned Session Orange City, Iowa April 11, 1939. The Board of Supervisors of Sioux County, Iowa, met pursuant to adjournment at 10:00 o'clock A. Chairman C.

H. Sedgwick presiding. Members present: L. Noethe, P. E.

De Vries, Ed. Moss, John H. Dykstra, C. H. Sedgwick.

Minutes of April 3, 1939, were read and on motion and vote stand approved. The following non-resident notice was ordered served on the following: Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Hinsch and family, Boyden, Sherman township.

Residents of Lyon county. At 2:00 P. the time set for Gas letting for the Southwest District of the County to furnish 10,000 gallons of gas, there were 2 bids filed. After due consideration on bids filed, the Board awarded same to lowest bidder, Tammen on to $500.00 valuation, as same was erroneously assessed. On the other request to reduce land valuation of Lub- len Estate from a valuation of $12,700.00 to $12,200.00 was on motion rejected.

Upon the recommendation of the Board of Social Welfare, the Board suspended the tax on the following properties for tax of 1938: Jacob P. Town of Ireton. 8,00 S.OO clerks labor 4,588.36 Wilkinson Henkels, hard- ware 30.84;Gr*af, D. GarfieM TowWsMp "cAre Wilson, repairs 19.59 Zee, P. H.

Van, labor 80.00 LIST OF CLAIMS i Tfte Itow a list of claims as Out-lot 2, allowed by the Board of Supervisors of SlOTUt at their meet- tr TT mwa, at ineir meet- John Vander 4, Block 2, ings tram March 14,1939, to April 11 MMVH A rtrt-t-f 4-n nnn Berlin Addition to Ireton. Albert Gerritsen. On motion the Board adjourned May 2, 1939. C. H.

Sedgwick, Attest: Chairman. M. J. Van Wyk, County Auditor. Herwynen, ptovi- aoce Giesen sions Geselschap Drag Glasscock, Dr.

T. medical aid Gleysteen medical aid 25.83 19.28 80.00 80.00 6.00 66.T6 27.64 28.40 Betrd of Review, ffees MatJefwra, work MaHer, provisions Dr. medical Marfenaa Drag Store, drags. Mots, Dr. De, dental Meyers, medical aid Meylhik, rent Midwest Coffee provisions Mulder, feed for county home McAninch, Mrs.

MeNally Store, Nail, Dr. F. medical aid. Noethe, meetings and mileage 169.80 to Relief, Institute eral, Poor, and T. B.

funds: Markets, sions Democrat, publishing official notices 45.87 provi- 75.06 being the Barnsdall Refining Co. of Hawarden, Iowa, for a bid price of 12.8c per gallon, said gas to be delivered to County Grading Crew upon request of Grading Crew foreman. The chairman was authorized to sign the contract. The Board spent the remainder of the day auditing claims and instructed the County Auditor to pay same as allowed. On motion the Board adjourned to April 18, 1939.

C. H. Sedgwick, Attest: Chairman M. J. Van Wyk, County Auditor.

LIST OF CLAIMS The following is a list of claims as allowed by the Board of Supervisors of Sioux County, Iowa, at their meetings from March 14, 1939, to April 11, 1939, inclusive, and paid from the Maintenance and Construction funds: Adams, J. D. repairs 29.15 Alton Hardware Store, hardware Arnold Motor Supply, repairs Art's Tire Shop, repairs Aller, Van Int Veld, hardware Boone, Ben, labor 80.00 Baugus, Albert, labor 80.00 Bomgaars, A. et al, labor 333.5 Bartels, labor 63.7 17.6 4.8' Orange City, Iowa April 18, 1939. The Board of Supervisors of Sioux ounty, Iowa, met pursuant to adjournment at 10:00 o'clock A.

Chairman C. H. Sedgwick presiding, lembers present: L. Noethe, P. E.

De fries, Ed. Moss, John H. Dykstra, C. Sedgwick. Minutes of April 11, 1939, were read and on motion and vote stand approved.

Henrietta Torwelle filed application for release of tax lien of personal axes from NEl of Sec. 1-94-47. Upon notion and vote resolution was adopt- granting said application. Upon the recommendation of the lity Council at Hawarden, the Board luspended the taxes of 1938 on the following properties: 2, Block 46, Ames Addition to alliope, Hulda M. Johnson.

Lot 2, Block 3, Morningside Addition to Hawarden. Belle Wilson. Upon the recommendation of the fherman Township Trustees, all per- onal taxes of Cornie Siebersma were Irdered cancelled. Motion carried. Non-resident notices were ordered erved on the following: Peter Bakker and family, Sherman pwnship.

16. De Koten and family, Sherman bwnship. I Emil and Edna Knutson and family, awarden. rs. Hattie Goodhort, Floyd town- Slip.

Wilbur Cain family, Hawarden. Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCormick and fimily, Hawarden. On motion the Board adjourned to 24, 1939.

C. H. Sedgwick, Ittest: Chairman. M. J.

Van Wyk, County Auditor. Bergman Berg Oil grease Boyden Hardware Store, hardware 15.50 Brown, H. repairs 106.63 Bauman, repairs 4.1J Barton-Warner repairs. 26.98 Berg, R. Vander, assisting engineer 125.00 C.

St. P. Ry. freight 543.04 re- Co-Op. Gas Oil Continental Oil gas.

Carlson Machine Works, pairs Cities Service Oil Gambler Motor repairs. Conoco Service Station, gas. Cooper Service Station, gas. C. N.

W. Ry. Orange City, Iowa April 24, 1939. The Board of Supervisors of Sioux Iowa, met pursuant to ad- irnment at 10:00 o'clock A. airman C.

H. Sedgwick presiding. Ambers present: L. Noethe, P. JC.

De Ed. Moss, John H. Dykstra, C. Sedgwick. linutes of April 18, 1939, were read on motion and vote stand ap- 91.66 34.42 28.65 6.58 8.71 7.89 129.00 553.40 Dick, labor 100.00 Doherty, garage rent 6.00 Ekdom repairs 7.70 Bven, gas and repairs 25.95 Eizenga, Van Lumber lumber 17.25 iFuhr, labor 80.00 Freriks, labor 34.20 Farmers Co-Op.

Association, Boyden, labor 161.80 Fitzgerald Equipment repairs 53.34 Farmers Mutual Co-Op. Association, Orange City, 4.64 Gerritsen, labor 80.00 Goslinga, express .59 Gearhart's Insurance Agency, insurance 52.40 Harmsen, WPA foreman. 26.00 Huizenga, J. et al, labor 285.05 Hoeven, L. Vander, labor 80.00 Hull Co-Op, Gas Oil gas 82.39 Johnson, gas 1.31 Joslyn Mfg.

Co. lumber 1,305.60 Kooi, J. Vander, labor 80.00 Klave, 0., labor 80.00 Kersbergen, labor 60.20 Kraai Hardware Store, hardware 25.14 Kamminga Garage, gas and repairs 112.67 Kleinwolterink, Kosters Repair Shop, repairs Kvols Implement repairs Knutson, labor Muilenburg, H. WPA foreman 44.45 36.01 23.96 4.00 31.10 Martin, J. et al, labor 265.50 Mouw, labor 80.00 Mulm, C.

Ver et al, labor 110.20 Moorlag, labor 80.00 Miller-Hasselbalch repairs 22.62 Maaten, Vander Sitters, repairs 12.29 Miller, J. et al, gravel 200.00 Northwestern Bell Telephone telephone 15.28 Nebraska Bridge Lumber 61.60 3.56 30.00 1.50 5.00 32.00 6.14 Acres-Blackmar supplies 15.18 Ascherl, mileage 68.06 Albers, Mrs. care 10.00 Anderson, cash allowance 10.00 A. P. Tea 9.79 Anderson Drug Store, medicine 1.67 Aue, rent 5.00 Aalberts, Mrs.

sup. county home 1,00 Alton Savings Bank, 18.0C 24.471 Beehive Store, provisions 81.06 1.64 Brink, Vanden Grocery, pro- 12,761 visions 31.75 Biemers, milk 2.29 56.621 Bethesda Sanitorium, hospital care 32.33 Brink's Shoe Store, shoes 10.30 Balkema, helping treasurer Beach Printing supplies for auditor Burroughs Adding Machine supplies for Boone, repairs Bosch, L. Vanden, quarantine expense Buncombe Township, clerks and trustees Jlair, coroner fee 3oone-Schalekamp, Jalkema, repairs Blankespoor, T. B. eradication 25.17 larents, work relief 14.40 irake, P.

G. Vande, 225.00 ienson, 23.40 Bonestroo, transportation 4.05 Jalkema, provisions 86.41 Jeckman Cafe, 2.53 Joeyink's Store, 38.76 Bey, Drs. De Grossman medical 180.82 Jatavia, Bert Van, Jenthem, W. Van, rent Beste, Mrs. E.

Den, helping at county home ity of Hawarden, sexton fee louncil Oak Store No. 210, provisions 64.00 Council Oak Stone No. 214, provisions 223.63 Gefke, rent 18.00 Northwestern Bell Telephone golden Rale, supplies 17.89) telephone in relief K. Vander, care of 'Huibregtse, meeting and mileage Hoef, J. Ver, Hoxmier's Store, provisions.

Homan Lamb, provisions. office 4.00jNaald, 3.75 sick 12.241 Nels, J. rent. 7.55 13.50 8.00 88.10 (Olsen, Carl, provisions 28.38 197.50 67.34 Orange City Board of Review, 4.121 fees 26.20 6.45 8.00 Oort, W. Van, work 12.00 Oort, J.

Van, guard 10.00 Heemskerk, rent 8.00 Oosterhont, D. Van, postage. Barker Burket, drugs Hegg, medical aid Huisenfeldt, mileage Holley Sons, Hawarden Chronicle, supplies Hawarden Independent, publishing board proceedings. lull Board of Review, Hawarden Independent, supplies Horn, work relief Huysing, work relief Houtsma, cash allowance Hopp, transportation Hirt, cash Harmsen, Mrs. care of STRANGE AND INTERESTING FACT Forest City, CFI photo to The Independent by W.

R. hen's egg which was laid on the farm of Mrs. Julius Tschirki, three miles south of here, is the image of a swan, floating in a pond. sions 4.00 3.32 117.94 4.00 21.96 7.20 14.40 8.00 2.70 2.00 Oggel, medical aid 20.20 Oelrich, medical 23.40 Piggly Wiggly, 186.42 Penney, J. C.

22.71 Pree, L. De, treasurer's help. 77.00 Perkins Bros. 4.86 Parrott, Matt Sons supplies 69.71 Paske, H. Te, expense 18.85 Ploeg, C.

Vander, fees 14.51 milk and rent 11.98 People's Store, provisions 11.22 children 16.00 Punt, rent 24.00 7.16 60.00 73.2 2.10 Efanenburg, fuel Helmers, medical Hawarden Community Hospital, hospital care Hull Co-Op. Gas Oil fuel Herwynen Grocery Store, provisions 93.4 Hoef, W. Vande, provisions. 49.33 Heusinkveldt Mercantile provisions 4.30 Hoflund, 0. rent 16.00 Houtsma, rent 7.00 .50 Hjelm, gas 1.35 20.20.

Hoogterp, supplies 21.55 Insane Cases, fees 32.20 Ireton Board of Review, fees 4.00 Iowa Public Service light at county home 15.15 Jenkins, court Jong, M. De, stenographic Jenkins-Fergemann sup- Jong, Mrs. G. De, Jans.sen, work relief Jasper, supplies for county 8.001 home 7.00 Johnston, work Johnson, clothing Johnson, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs.

Jansen, Jong, W. De, seed for county 7.05 28.00 lorner Drug Store, 34.95 Collins, shoe 1.00 Central Electric Telephone telephone 82.99 Center Township, clerks and trustees 16.00 Coffee Shop, provisions 3.32 Jozy Cafe, provisions .60 Coert, feed 8.19 larke Lumber fuel 16.97 3o-Op. Gas Oil, fuel 19.08 3oleman, Mrs. rent 8.00 3uperus, rent 6.00 )ykstra, expense 187.67 Dykstra, J. board meetings, committee work and mileage 182.00 Darrow Chemical supplies 16.17 Doomink, medical 4.25 124.69 38.40 163.08 .60 16.80 25.80 9.60 5.00 5.00 6.00 8.00 home 13.00 Kempersma Dairy, milk 12.91 Kooiman's Stores, provisions 134.84 Kneuble Dairy, milk 2.57 Kosters Market, 6.12 provisions 414.09 Klein, fuel 8.16 Kenny, salary 90.00 Kamminga, committee work 0.90 Koch supplies 70.00 Keystone Envelope supplies 20.05 Klopto Loose Leaf supplies 6.18 Kleinhesselink, draying.

4.00 Katz Son, 103.80 Kraai, stenographic work 32.40 Kooy, salary 30.00 Keizer, Koerselman, work relief. Kamp, W. Vander, provisions )oorn, D. Ver, rent 6.00 Kroeze Grocery, hinlap, rent 25.00 Ericson, meeting and mileage 4.30 East Side Dairy, milk 28.60 ast Orange Township, clerks and trustees 40.00 lizenga, Van Lumber fuel 90.85 'armers Savings Bank, r'ent. 5.00 Field's Drug Store, 7.61 Farmers Co-Op.

Association, Sioux Center, 12.59 French Lumber fuel 135.53 Farmers Co-Op. Association, Boyden, fuel 24.48 Farmers Lumber 88.77 3.30 7.20 6.10 24.48 .2.46 23.25 22.95 lumber 971.51 Frankel Carbon and Ribbon Parks, Perritt, Phillips "66" Station, Jpon the recommendation of the council at Boyden the Board re- led the valuation on Lots 10 and 11, munps "00" station, gas. 2, from $2,800.00 to $2,600.00. Peacut Industrial Supply ition carried, oldier's exemption of S. H.

Dobbe 2.55 .50 5.40 Soldier's exemption of Jake Harmi allowed. jfpon the recommendation of the council at Ireton, the Board can- the moneys and credits tax of Brown as same was erroneously ssed. Motion carried. the recommendation of the council at Granville, the Board elled the personal tax of Carlyn aud as same was assessed: con- to law. Motion carried.

the recommendation of the at Matlock, the Board ro- valuation of William Nieu- orp farm machinery from 168.85 Rorda, repairs 42.62 Ruyter, De Hardware hardware 14.76 Schutt, labor 80.00 Starkenburg, 80.00 Schneider, labor 80.00 Sterrenburg, C. et al, 206.00 Smit, wedges 1.10 Sheldon Machine Shop, repairs 3.75 Standard Oil gas 190.30 Schemmer, hardware 23.00 Steeg, D. Ver, gas and re- Pairs 62.74 Sedgwick, C. 1.05 Sioux Center Auto Salvage, repairs e.OO Seliger, salary 210.60 supplies 7.00 Friend, H. 13.75 Frank, W.

fees 10.20 Floyd Township, clerks and trustees 24.00 Fitzpatrick, Margaret, salary 100.00 Foppe Pioneer Store, provisions 61.78 Fischer, provisions 19.38 Faber, milk 4.20 Farmers Co-Op. Oil Association, fuel 3.93 Farmers Co-Op. Grain fuel 10.76 Farmers Elevator 16.82 Faber, fuel 6.82 Farmers Co-Op. Association, Ireton, fuel 92.42 Fisch, hospital care 5.60 Farmers Mutual Co-Op. Alton, fuel 26.91 Forkenforock, work relief.

9.60 Green Produce 12-78 Kreber, Mrs, August, Kosters, meals. Kelley Grocery, Klamath, Mrs. rent 20.00 Kooiman, rent 7.00 Kreykes, rent 8.00 Lynott, rent 16.00 Lubbers, 66.35 Lambertson Elevator, 33.87 Lint, C. De, labor 4.75 Logan Township, clerks and trustees 16,00 Leeuwen, W. Van, T.

B. eradication 15.28 Lutjens, Lankhorst Sons, provisions 26.40 Lutheran Hospital, hospital care 23.95 Larson, medical 69.10 Lundgren Service Station, fuel 2.40 LeMars Clinic, 62.50 Lovering, rent. 6.00 Lovering, rent 5.00 Lint, G. De, helping at county home 6.00 Lubbers, seed for county home 39.26 Lint, A. De, helping at county home 8.36 Muilenburg, meetings and mileage 16.10 Miller's Trading Post, provisions 24.48 Mullarkey's Dairy, milk 34.99 Murphy, medical 18.06 Moss, meetings and mileage 191,20 Moss, 11.60 Maria, health 203.30 Reiniger, Mrs.

0., 100.86 Rock Valley Food Market, provisions 8.16 Roekel, G. Van, milk 20.02 Rooyen, J. Van, milk. 2.29 Recorder, County, fees 25.20 Reading Township, clerks and trustees 32.00 Rensink, bounty 11.10 Roekel, A. Van, work relief.

7.20 Richarlson, salary 100.00 Roelofs Vandeer Bok, provisions 49.23 Roekel, Mrs. J. Van, provisions 7.66 Roose, medical aid 16.95 toss, burial expense 85.00 EUemersma, medical 3.73 Rens, rent 8.00 Ruyter, De Hardware Store, hardware 9.15 Scriven's Grocery Store, provisions 292.76 Slagle Alton, supplies and fuel 36.69 Sunny Slope Sanitarium, hospital care 65.00 Slagle Orange City, fuel 23.04 Steeg, D. Ver, fuel 44.49 Schoeneman Bros. 108.29 Steenwyk, W.

Van, 3.95 Synhorst, Hugo, 23.35 Sedgwick, C. meetings, mileage and trans 269.75 Sioux County Capital, publishing board proceedings. 284.32 Sioux County Index, supplies 46.75 Smith Corona Sales supplies 1.07 Strauss Key 2.74 Schut, bounty 11.95 Smit, work relief 12.00 Santema, work relief 9.60 Sluis, Mrs. C. Vander, care of sick 62.00 Strasseer, J.

12.24 Siperdas Store, 18,20 Schroeder 1.99 Schouten, clothing. 7.99 Schafer Elevator 8.16 Somers, medical 15.00 Slagle Hospers, 19.20 Sacred Heart Hospital, hospital care 44.10 Sedgwick, Mrs. C. 6.00 ilobe, rent 8.W Subd. of Aid to Blind, pension 12.81 Standard Oil expense on relief car 11.47 Siderius, provisions 4.98 Town of Orange City, 30.07 rye, C.

expense 35.65 Dolman, repairs 158.35 Fangeman, 20.40 Phomassen, rent 8IO( Visser, janitor's 41.5C Vries, P. De, meetings and mileage 162.35 Vogelaar, labor 2.1C Vries, F. De, work 2.40 fries, J. De, care of 8.50 Vries, John De, helping at county home 8.60 Vliet, S. Van, 22.44 Vries, S.

De, provisions 25.05 Van's Grocery Store, provisions 14.14 fries, Mrs. J. De, rent 8.00 freeman, rent .7.00 fisser, rent 8.00 follink, A-, rent. 3.50 Vearrier, rent. 5.00 LIST OF CLAIMS The following is a list of claims as allowed by the Board of Supervisors of Sioux County, Iowa, at their meetings from April 11, 1939, to May 9, 1939, inclusive, and paid from the Maintenance and Construction funds: Adams, J.

D. repairs. 424.30 Anderson, freight 32.78 Boone, Ben, labor 80.00 Baugus, A. labor 80.00 Bomgaars, A. et al, labor.

601.50 Bartels, labor 60.19 Boyden Service Station, gas. 108.71 Bobeldyk, repairs 8.35 Barnsdall Refining Corporation, gas 612.08 Berg, R. Vander, engineer's help 125.00 3arton-Warner pipe. Cities Service Oil gas, Motor repairs. Store, repairs 3onoco Service Station, gas.

Carlson Machine Works, 1,253.72 13,81 7.19 9.68 10.80 re- C. N. W. Ry. freight.

1,014.17 C. M. St. P. P.

Ry. freigDht 480.34 Dick, Roscoe et al, labor 662.90 Diepen, Van Garage, labor. 7.94 Even, gas Fuhr, labor Fitzgerald Equipment repairs Friedmann Farmers Co-Op. Association, gas Gerritsen, labor. Groenweg, repairs Huizenga, J.

et al, labor Hoeven, L. Vander, labor. Hoef Vander, 92.36 3.06 209.45 297.70 80.00 7.09 8.62 Veils, Earl, provisions 127.92 Veaver, lecture. 25.00 Western Union, wires. 3.35 VieJenga, bailiff 52.00 Wiersma, auditor's help.

19.60 Vork Relief 602.40 VPA Transportation 106.95 Warren Hotel, rent 30.00 Wilkinson Henkels, hard- were 66 Wassenaar, corn county home 26.70 Younie Carstea, provi- Berghjiis, Hartog, Den, gas and repairs 165 73 Harker Burket, Klave, 0., labor 8000 Kooi, Vander, labor 80 00 Kooiman, supplies Kvols Implement repairs Kamminga Garage, gas 41 47 Kersbergen, labor 3 40 Knutson, J. et al, labor 241 46 Keuffel Esser, books Lind repairs Mouw, labor, Moorlag, labor Mulm, C. Ver et al, Martin, et al, labor Muilenburg, labor Mutual Telephone telephone Maten, H. Vande, Miller-Hasselbalch repairs Matlock Service Station, gas. Marienau, hardware McGuire, repairs 45,44 Northwestern Bell Telephone telephone 19.61 Nebraska Bridge Supply 217.30 438.65 25,60 3.98 14.10 6.70 1.50 1.79 2,371.80 1.83 30,25 1.05 Orange City Motor Express, freight Phillips Service Station, gas.

Penney, J. C. cloth Pecaut Industrial Supplies, supplies 12.86 Ricker Service Station, gas. 9.48 Rock Valley Lumber ce- ent 5355 Sterrenburg, C. et al, 214.25 Starkeriburg, labor 80.00 Schneider, labor 80 00 Schutt, S.

et al, labor 142 96 Stouwe, B. Vande, Slagle lumber 1,028.29 Schaaf, P. Vander, gas Swaney Oil oil 21.01 Sioux City Iron supplies. 148 46 Skelly Oil Co, gaa 15983 Strong, repairs 3' 6i Sheldon Concrete Works, tile Scanlan, insurance Scriven's Store, provisions! Starrett cloth Standard Bearings re- 246 '70 1087 Steeg, D. Ver, gas Seliger, salary 2 16.66 State Treasurer, tax 7539 Utech, labor 4 Vermeer, labor 8J 88 Waterman, labor Walraven, labor WPA Payroll, labor 749 46 Wolters, labor 2 30'o0 Wechel, C.

Van, salary Wilson, repairs iee, P. Van, labor gQ.