Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 8, 1908, Page 2

When a child wakes up in the mid !lo of the night with a severe attack of croup as fre- quently happens, no tlme should be lost ln experimenting with remedies of a doubtful value. Prompt action ls ofton necessary to save life. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy has never becn known to fail in any case and 1t has been in use for over one-third of 1 cen- tury. There IS none better. It cun be de- pendedupon. Why experiment? Itisplensant 10 take and contains no harmful drug. Price, 25 cents; large size, 50 conts, Barker’s Drug Store THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER PUBLISHND NVERY AFTHRNOON. OFFICIAL PAPER---CITY OF BEMIDJI BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. CLYDE J. PRYOR A. Q. RUTLEDGE, Business Manager I Managing Bditor ntered in the postofice at Bemidji. Minn., 8 second class matter. SUBSCRIPTION---$5.00 PER ANNUM I “ADVICE TO THE YOUNG.” For some reason or other just at present there is an overplus of ad- vice to young men and young woman on the matter of courting. Almost every magazine you pick up contains a page or two of sapient stuff about how a young man should select his mate and how a young woman may know whether or not Harold is a true, noble youth and worthy of the wealth of affection she is ready togive the right man. She is warned not to encourage him too much, and on the other hand she is warned not to discour- age him too much. Elderly ladies who have been or have not been married write magazine articles which argue that courting is a cold-blooded proposition, that candy causes indigestion and roses are 2’ waste of money, while the theaters and dancing are nonsense. College professors deliver lectures to their classes and ministers preach ser- mons about wooing. Most of them hark back to the old-style novel for their hints, and. intimate that their idea of proper courtship is one that ends as the ancient novels did with some sach sentence as: “And then, the guests having departed, Lionel clasped his bride in his arms and pressed upon her lips their first kiss!” These things make good reading for old people with gout and rheu- matism and false teeth and wigs, but the young folks are so busy flirting and sparking and innocently “keeping steady company” that it will be a good many years before they can be reached by the ad- vice. OBSERVATIONS. [By "Doc”] Neptune rules the fleet, we are told. Well, we’d rather have Nep on the job than Bacchus. A lawyer argued yesterday that ice creamisa luxury. Any man who has not forgotten his courting days knows better than that. President Roosevelt is to open the “tubes” that will shoot residents of Hoboken into lower New York. Will Wall street consider this another attack? The kingly sense of humor appears not unlike that which inspires the Sunday supplements. Alfonso of Spain was “highly amused” when a policeman who had mistaken him for a' suspicious character was knocked down and beaten. According to that Paris barber, Count Boni fough “like a sparrow.” We know nothing about the pug- nacity of French sparrows, but the world may understand that any such comparison is a serious re- flection upon the“courage of the American bird. I ——— QUESTION HARD TO SOLVE Transatlantic Passenger Rate War Is Still Unsettled. London, Feb. 8—The committee which was appointed to complete the details of the transatlantic shipping agreement, by which the steamship companies engaged in the transatlan- tic passenger trade are to put an end to the rate war, experienced some disficulty at its session and adjourned without reaching an agreement. The difficulty in question had to be re- ferred to the higher authorities of tis steamship companies concerned, but confldence is expressed that it will be overcome. Accident Due to Carelessness. Chicago, Feb. 8.—Thres men were fatally injured and several others sert- ously hurt by an explosion of dyna- mite in the quarries of Dolese & Step: ard in the suburb of Hawthorne. The explosion was caused by the careless- ness of FRichard Scheoburd, a work- man, who rammed the explosive too tightly in a hole which he had drilled | *%) for a blast. Scheoburd’s face was blown entirely-off and he wad wise mangled. Indictments in Bank Ca Washington, Pa., Feb. 8.—The grand Jury which has bean investigating al- leged frregularities in the affairs of the People's bauk of California, Pa., recently suspended, returned seven in. dictments. One of the indictments, against O. F. Piper, former cashier, contained 199 counts. BRIEF BITS OF NEWS. Prince Ernest, the reigning duke of Sachsen-Altenberg, is dead in Ber- lin. Ten persons were injured in a wreck on the Pennsylvania road near Frank- lnville, N. Y. The January statement of the Brit- ish board of trade shows decreases of $20,832,600 in imports and $3,314,000 in exports. “Battling” Nelson and James Britt have signed articles for a ten-round fight in Los Angeles on the night of Tuesday, Feb. 25. Dispatches to Dun’s Trade Review indicate that seasonable weather is helping retail trade, but there is no disposition to anticipate future re- quirements. The (erman reichstag has passed the Brussels sugar convention. It adopted also a resolution to reduce the existing duty on sugar from 14 to 10 marks per hundredweight beginning in April, 1909. Dr. Albert Harrison Mixer, professor emeritus of modern languages at the University of Rochester, N. Y., is dead, aged eighty-five years. He was a member of the original faculty of the university in 1850 and taught there forty-two years. C. N. Rell, aged fifty-three, one of the most prominent lawyers in St. Paul, is dead. Mr. Bell was the author of the St. Paul charter and had been prominent in all the important litiga- tion around the famous Wilder wills, of which he was also.the author. MARKET QUOTATIONS. Minneapolis Wheat. Minneapolis, Feb. 7.—Wheat—May, $1.06%; July, $1.06%@1.06%. On track—No. 1 hard, $1.10% @1.10%; No. 1 Northern, $1.07%@1.07%; No. 2 Northern, $1.056%; No. 3 Northern, $L.00%@1.03%. 8t. Paul Union Stock Yards. St. Paul, Feb. 7.—Cattle—Good to cholce steers, $5.00@5.75; falr to good, $3.25@4.75; good to choice cows and heifers, $3.00@3.75; veals, $3.75@5.25. Hogs—§4.05@4.35. Sheep—Wethers, $4.75@5.10; good to choice lambs, $6.25@ 6.75. Duluth Wheat and Flax. Duluth, Feb. 7—Wheat—To arrive and on track—No. 1 hard, $1.07%; No. 1 Northern, $1.07%; No. 2 Northern, $1.04%; May, $1.07%@1.07%; July, $1.07%. In store—No. 1 Northern, $1.04%; No. 2 Northern, $1.01%. Flax —To arrive and on track, $1.18; May, $1.17%; July, $1.21%. Chicago Union 8tock Yards. Chicago, Feb. 7.—Cattle—Beeves, $3.76@6.10; cows and heifers, $1.75@ 4.65; Texans, $3.60@4.10; calves, $5.00 @7.25; stockers and feeders, $2.60@ 4.60. Hogs—Light, $4.20@4.45; mixed, $4.25@4.55; healy, $4.26@4.57%; rough, $4.25@4.30; pigs, $3.70@4.30. Sheep, $3.25@5.60; yearlings, $5.00Q 5.70; lambs, $5.00@7.10. Chicago Grain and Provisions. Chicago, Feb. 7.—Wheat— May, 98%c; July, 94% @94%c. Corn—May, 617%0; July, 60c; Sept., 693 @58lc. Oats—May, old, b4l4c; May, 63% @ 52%c; July, old, 46%c; July, 44%c. Pork—May, $12.00; July, $12.30. But- ter—Creameries, 22@33c; dairies, 21 @29c. Eggs—21@22c. Poultry—Tur- kevs. 16¢: chickens and springs, 113e. PROCEEDINGS of the Board of County Commissioners of Beltrami County, Minnesota. Adjourned Annual Session Held at the Court House in the City of Bemidji, January 28. 1908, at 10 o’ clock a. m. Official proceedings of the boardof county commissioners of Beltraml county, Minne- sota. in adjourned annual session held at the court house at Bemidjl. January 28, 1908. FORENOON SESSION The board convened at 10 o'clock a. m,, with the following members presert; Qommissioners Sibley, Wagner, Gunderson and Danaher. : Proceedings of the previous mesting was read, and on motion duly made and secouded approved. a motion duly made, seconded and carried the applicattons for correction of assess- ments and abatement of taxes of Bank of Kelllher, Bank of Fowlds, First State Bank of Baudette, and Peter Nelson were recco- mended to the stutetax commission, On motion the board adjourned to meet at 20'clock p. m. AFTERNOON SESSION Board reconvened as per adjournment with all members present. On motion of Cemmissiouer Gunderson, se- conded by Commissioner Wright, the auditor was instructed to advertise for bids on grad- ing of road, described as follows: Beginning at the north quarter stake of section 27, town- ship149, range 31, (Blackduck) and running thence east to range line. a distance of two and one half miles, according to plans and specifications of the superintendent of high- ways, M. D. Stoner. Sald bids to be submit- ted to the board at or before ten o'clock on March 3, 1908, Ou motion of Commissioner Wright, secon- ded by Oommissione r Guaderson, the bond of the Heltrami County News; designated as the ofictal newspaper of Beltrami county for the year 1908, with W. R. Tait and Tom Smart, as sureties, was accepted and approved, On motion duly made, seconded and carried the report of fees recelved by Superintendent of Highways, M. D, Stoner, and Sheriff Th Balley for'the year 1007, was accepted an M roved, n motion of commissioner Sibley seconded by commissioner Gunderson, the auditor was Instructed to navertise for bids on the Baj dette-Raplds River county road, accerding to plans and specifications” of M, D, mitted to thie board at oF béfore ten o* March 3, 108, On motion duly made, seconded und carried the appl'cation of Kaye & Oarter for correc- tun of ussessment und abatement of taxes was rejected, On motlonof commissioner Sibley, seconded by commigsioner Wright. the bond of the First stiogal Bunk of Bomidii; as deposiiory of county funds. with Krank P, Sheldon, Philll J;Q'feury. John Richards, _iKennet] McIver, Walter A. Gould una James H French, assureties, was accepted and approv- ed, Moved by commissioner Sibley, seconded by Gommisslonor Wright, thut the contract of Oarl Johnson, for the laying and covering of curduroy on the Sibley county road in town- ship 155. range 30. at the contract price of $1.00 r rod, amounting to approximately 887 rods, e and same IS hereby npproved. The accom: panylng bond of Ourl Johnson with G. 8. Aaxsenand B, W. Johnson, as suretles, was algo uccopted ind upproved, Movcd by commissioner Sibley, seconded by commissioner Wright, that thé contract o Axel Wenunder, for tho lnying and covering of curduroy on’ the Sibley county road in township153. runge 36, ut the contract price ot $1.00 per rod, amounting to upproxiniately 80 Tods. be und’ the same Is_hereby approved. ‘The accompanying bond of said Axel Wenan- der with Albert Wenander aud P, M. Swanson, as suroties. was also accepted und approved. Moved by commissioner Sibley, seconded by commissioner Wright, that the contract of Arvid Malm, for the laying and covering of curduroy ou the Sibley county road. in town- ship 155, range 36, at the contract price of $1.00 per_rod, wmounting to approximately 667 rods, be and the same {s_hereby app The accompanying bond of suid Ary with Antou Dahlstrom and Ed. Nelson, as suretles, was ulso accepted and approved. Moved by commissloner Sibley. seconded by commissioner Wright, that the contract of Lars F. Nelson, for the laying and covering of curduroy on the Sibley county road in_town- ship155, range 3, at the contract, pricoof $4.00 per_rcd, amounting to approximately 667 rods, boand the same Is hereby approved. The accompanying bond of Lars Er. Nelson; with Arvid Malmand Anton Dablstrom as suretles, was fl]SDA!)DmVBfi. Moved by commissioner Sibley, seconded by commissioner Wright. that the contract of Cornelius Brownell, for the laying and cover- ering of curduroy on the Sibley county roud ln township 135. range 33, at the contract price of 4.0 per rod, be and the same Is hereby ap- proved. The accompany bond of sald Corne- llus Brownell with George R. Dalton and Otle Brownell, as sureties, was also accepted and approve loved by commissioner Sibley, seconded by commissloner Gunderson, that the superin- tendent of the state sanatorlum for consump- tives, be requested to admit, Hanah Freemun to sald state sanatorium for consumptives. Motion carried, On motlon duty made, seconded and carried the petition of Ohas. E, Saxrud and others, 10 alter the boundaries of the foliowing school districts to-wi Ohange school district No. 106, so that 1t will include the following described territory: Sectlon 1 and 2 in township 149, range 34, Ohange school district No. 40 so tbat 1t will not include the following described territory: Sections 1 and 2, township 149, range 34, was set for hearing at the meeting of the board to be held March 3, 1908, On motion duly mude. seconded und carried the petition of A. H. Watson, and others to alter the boundaries of the following school districts to-wi Change school district No. 106, so that 1t will include the following described territory: Sections 30 and 31, township 150, range 33. Ohange school district No. 39, 50 it wiil not include the following described territory: Sections 30and 31, township 150, range 33, was lock be held March 3, 1908. Moved by commissigner Wright, by commis- sloner Gunderson that the county attorney be instructed to bring action against Olearwater county to recover the proportinate indebted- ness due this county on December 31st, 1902, the date on which county division tovk effect. Motion carried. » On motlon of commissioner Wright, second- ed by commissioner Gunderson, Dr. Blakeslee man of the county board of health for the ensning year. contract to be drawn and sub- mitted at this meeting for approval. On motlon the board adjourned to meet at 10 0’clock a. m., January 29, 1908, FORENOON SESSION with the following members present: Commlssioners Wagner. Wright and Sibley, On motion of commissioner Sibley, seconded by commissioner Wright, the salary of the county superintendent of schools as fixed b the board at their sessiom held January 7, !Wfi‘: was_ reconsidered, and fixed at $1500 for the ensuing year. On motion of commissioner Wright second- ed by commissioner Sibley. 200 coples of the financial statement was ordered printed in On motion the board adjourncd to meet at at2o’clock p. m. AFTERNOON SESSION The board reconveried usper adjournment with the following commissioners present: Oommissioners Wagner, Wright and Sibley. On motion of commissioner Wright, second- ed by commissioner Sibley, the following con- tract was accepted and approved: P This contract made the 28th day of Jan , 1908, between the county commissioners of Beltrami county, Minn., acting for and on be- half of sald, Beltrami’ county, Miunesota, party of the first,-partand Dr. K. A. Blakesled purty of the second part. WITNESS] ETH:—The_ party ot¥the second Dpart is hereby appointed county physian and | physician for the r in all that tract of ter- ritory in Beltrami county south of townshi, No. 157, and health officer and executive of the Board of Health of said county, for a term of one year from Jan. 14th1908,'atan annual salary of Twenty five hundred dollars. per anoum payable in twelve equal monthly in- stallmentSon the 15th dayof each month commencing on the 15th day of February, 1908, and the bass-of $1500for county physician and $1000 per annum for Health officer. And in consideration of said salary the party of the second part agrees to be such County physician and physiclan of the cqunty T, and such health officer, and agrees to urnish all livery, teams, transportations, medicines, nppllances and materials, and everything wkatsoever, and all helf and as- sistance necessary of eonvenient. forto at- tend to his duties under said agpfllnhment; allat hisown expense and free from charge tQ thesald party of the first part. The party of the second part agrees in_con- sideration to attend medically upon all the poorin ssid territory, and es to attend medically uponall contagieus cases, whether resident Or non-resident. paupers or not, that may be found within sald territory. furnish all transportation for such casesand do ail quarenteening, disenfecting, and fumigating, and do all and singular the work and services necessary, incidental or usual to the office of county physician for the counts poor and member and chairman of the Board of Health and keep a correct record of all non-resident, patients. Any fumigating done by said sezond part; for and on account of non-residents or resi- dents the party of the second part shall have the right to for collect as well asforand on account of other persons who are not paupers, Said second party not to stand any expense for and on account of other doctors attend- ing upon puupers unless previously notified by county commissioners. Second party shall have the right to collect personally forhis own account for attending \n}mn pu;‘lpers ‘who are not residents of Betria- mi county, All persons afflicted with contagious diseo- ses shall pay the expenses asthir treatment shull pay for fumagation asfar as they are able to send second party. Second party shall have the right to receive fees for fumagation for persous not paupers, Second party shall_have the right_touse the county pony team during sald term. Attest: JOHN WILLMANN, County'Auditor. Qn motion of commissioner Wright, second- ed by commifsioner Sibley. the following con- tract between the county of Beltrami, and J. M, Phillippl, wasascepted und approved: The county commissioners of Beltrami gounty, Minn. party of the first part. and J. M. Phfilippl, party of the second part. For in consideration of the covenants and agreoments hereinafter contained the sald partiesagree as follows:— % The said party of thesecond part Is hereby appointed overseer of the Beltrami county oor Farm, for and during the termof one year from January 29th, 1908, and shall during sald term have the use of the said Poor Farm, including all buildings and improvements thereon, and shall during sald_term buve the useof afl the live stock, machinery, tools and implementson said faru. and which sald live stock, machinery. toolsand implements, ex- cept as hereinrtter mentioned with referenco to livestock, shall be returned back to the party of the first part upon the expiration of this term contract 1a as good conditlon, rea- sonable wear and tear and dnmtfi:e by the elements alone accepted, as the sai pn:gerny now is in, no repairs of any kind to be made by the party of the first_partonany of sald pro- perty, during said term. "The party of the second part, isto have the increase from the ‘cows and hogs and horses and chickens now on 'said farm, during said term, The party of the second agrees to pro- porly keep, care for an support excopt clothesall of the county poorand all patients conll‘gnafl to the pesthouse of sald county, on sald Farm during said term, and for that pur- pose furnish at hisown expénse all necessaries ut the following rate of compensation, viz; Four paupers per day, 60 centsforench. Forpatientsin the pest house, 75 cents for each, per day For consumptives, per day, $1.00 for each, The party of the second part agrees to trai port in proper_conveyance all pau) must be carrled on cot, from semidji to said Farm, atone dollar for each, uh;ll bnq allin- mates of sald Farm who termat a compensation of each shall - | ereqt twa Inch head 'boa, She Botiar oaeh Hocan superintondent, of highways, sald Dbids to be | miajl. aul set for hearing at the meeting of the board to | W. was uppointed county physician, and chair- | W The board reconvened as per adjournment | Jas phamplet form at an amount 1ot to exceed 825 | A. P, and transportation as far as they are able, and | 5 T Bhaty boTecaivs .06 3 LY £ TeCe1ve 8. for trankporting each doad yhody from Be- The party of the second partshall be gover- ned by thedetermination of the muntg ghg; slclan-as to the time when the patlents shall discharged from said farm, the party of the first part to furnish lights on said farm as per contract with Wartleld Bros. The party of the second part shall have the rltgm and privilege to market any or as- much of saldhorn stock und hogs as In'his judg- ment he may see fitduring sald term, and shall pay the money he receives therefor in tothe treasury of sald county. Sw'?nd ATLY shall have theright to the work and services of ull inmatesof said farm. ducing sald term and at his own expense for board and lodging require inmates to work on the farm as many daysafterdeclared will by the county physié- ianand equal number of days as they were on sald farm before declared will, ‘The party of the secoud part shull not be lableto the party of the first part for any of sald stock dying from natural canses not at- tributable to cruelty or neglectof the second party, kbl 1" heroto attached 15 an tnvolce of goods, supplies and provisions now on sald farm. all of wich the party of the second part shall havethe right to use, and which said Involce Is hereby made a part of this contract and all of which sald goods, supplies and pro- vislons the party of the second part agrees to replace to the party of the first part, in equal uantity and quality. in proper condition said arm. at the expiration of this contract, The exhibit 1sas follows: - 8501b. sacks flour 7pkgs. corn starch 14 cans corn - 1sack sugar 7 cans tomatoes 18 pkgs. yeast foam 151bs. lard 10cans lye 1 pkg. matches 1600 1bs, ground feed 4 tons nay &0 1bs, beef 800 1bs, pork 100 bu. potatoes Dated this 20th day of Sanuary. 108 . H. WAGNER, Obalrman board of county commisioners. T PHILLIPPL Attest: JOHN WILLMANN County Auditor; On motion the_board adjourned to meet at 10 o’clock u. m.; January 30,1908, FORENOON SESSION The board as per adjournment with the fol- lowing members presen Commissioners Wugner, Wright and Sibley. On motion duly made, seconded and curried the following resolution was adopted : Resolved that the following electors of the several election dlistricts of Beltrami county be selected to serve as grand jurors of the dis- trict court for the year 1908; GRAND JURORS Name Township Postoffice- Ole P. Hensar Lee Qarmwel 0. A. Olsad Lee Oarmel Olaf Hawkins Lee QOarmel Andrew Oleaen Lee Oarmel NelsG. Hendricksen Minnie Malcolm N. 8, Knudson innie Malcolm J. 0. Lillevald Spruce Grove Orhelm Erick Swendberrg d Carmel Steve E. Willas 3 L. E. Sundber; - Halvor packlem Thos. Thompson Ohris Anderson E.T. Edwin 3 Johu F. Landso J. H. Titus Artliue Gliddon P, . P. Matrude upos] Alix Ducette (e Michael -Ohristenson i Poter neeker Tartlerlver Bemidji G. W. Hedglin “ @ J. W. McKee “ % Frank Brum Nealsh Nebish . H, Nevdeck Hagli Oakwood R. R. Reynolds o Tenstrike John M. Arnstrom Quiring Quiring Thomas P. Door a s Frank Coliins Baudette Oarl Dahlquist 5 J. N. Willlams J. B. Ferguson 2 J. G. Jinkinson Blackduck B. J. Jinkinson bl Hornung . Mc Phall Grygle; Benville Northern Durand Unas. E. Green » Alick Quistlund £ ‘m. Oathcart Baudette John Kyler Spooner L. O. Rask Battleriver J. P. Rust Martin Wolden Gust Carlssn John Anderson 8. 8. Carter 0. A, Foy Inez Tenstrike s, a. V. ‘Wm. Fellows James Srurdevant Uhas. Gustafson ohn Goodman * E. Crocker bt Ghas. Trodler i @ G. E. Oarson . Fred srinkman x E. A. Schneider Earl Geil Anton Erickson . G, Schroeder Matt Phibbs (3 B Nels Layon % - On motion duly made, seconded iand carried the following resolution was adopted : lved, thut the fullowln% qualified elec- tors of the several election districts of Bel- trami county. be selected to serve a. petit Jurors of the district court for the year *908: PETIT JURORS Name Township Postoffice Peter pakke Roosevelt Aure Johu Jentvold “ Aure Iver Bran Buzzle Aure Emil Diseth 5 Solway . K. Mellane » Aure John Olson bd Aure Wm. Rock Alaska Island Lake Sam Beals N N F. P. Fredog Benville Grygle J. G. Ringham =, . 0. G. Stenmoan 5 Myran John Huile oo S F. B. Gustafson % N Ray-Dickinson Lammers Solway Joyn Thonahe o o Ora Stosbers Hagli Blackkuck George B. Thompson_ * Oakwood Edward Detrich Quiring Quiring 0. J. Oarlson - » QOarl G. Johnson e N N, G. Reynolds Northern Bemidji 0. J. Lavua S ‘Willlaio Nary e R. H. Tillotson i Ohas. Tillotson » Axel Peterson £ A. E. Hadgin Turtlelake Puposky M. W. Knox Nebish ebish H. Watsos » - A. P. Reeves Hagli Tenstrike Fred Rydberg Baudette Arthur Page Hines Spur 1ver Erickson = Geo. Bogas slackduck Geo. Thompson 2 Alfred Gustafson » John Shuberg . HerbertSanborn Pitt E. E. Moorbead Pitt ‘Wm. Weatherby Graceton A, M. Eklund ‘Williams Oie H, Moen Saum Ole Hingum {nez J. EB. Youngman Quiri Avery Malin Tenstrike Sam Oaswell 2 ohn Ohas. Fleischman Frank Falls William Gerlinger - Frank Gerby. Henry Krahn Prosper Allby Fred Hart J.@. Haycratt Ohas, Krahn ©.0. Lewis Martin Madison o Frank Wagner Bemliaji Kirby Titus 2 0, Smyth » AL F. Panchot 0 A. O, Courtney Mortin Flint Oharles Chapman Ghet Snow Dwight D. Miller Henry . Smith James Oahill AugustJarchow 4 Evan Moe i Ole Moon : b The following resolution of the county rd of education, was submittcd to the ard: Resolved. that wheras in the opinion of -the ‘board inclusive, townshtp 157, ranges30 to 38. inclu” sive, township 18, ranges 30 to 38, inclusive, township 150. ranges 30 to-36, inclusive, town- ship 160, ranges 33 to 34, inclusive, should be organized Into a common school district. Sgned: Wagner, Chairman, French, Treasurer, W. B. Stewart, Olerk. On motion of commissioner Sibley, seconded by commissioner Wright, the following resolu- tion was adopted: : ‘Whereas the county board of education, have requested of this’ rd that the follow- ing describod unorganized territory, to-wl Township 155, ranges 0 to 34 Inclusive, town. ship156, ranges 30 to3d, Inclusive, townahi p157, Tanges % 1055, (nClustvo, townehi 198, Fanked TRCTuBlve, COWnat 180 samaon . o 30 i Inclusive, sk Tan 33 Inclu- sive, be Organized fato a Cosamon school. als trict, now therefor be t, sald county board of educatior ind at the next meetl) otmhec’ongt r board {L'u,uaxfi March 3, 1008, and the audltor is hereby direct- :d u} give proper and sufficientnotice of sald earing, Moved by commissioner Sibley, seconded by commissioner Wright, phat thesumof $.500.00 'be appropriated to be expended on state road No.l. in goitrami connty’” Motlon carried. On motion of comraissioner Sibley. seconded by commissicner Wright, the followlng resolu= tion was udopto Whereas, this board hasthis duy spproprl ated the sum of $4,500.00 for the purpose of e: pending same on the state road No. 1, in Bel- trami county, running through the following towns: ~Bem{dji, Northern. Turtle Lake, Dur- nnd and Nebish. Now therefore. the auditor is hereby direct- eflwnprlg t0 the state highway commission for an alotment from the state road and bridge fund for the sum of $2,250,00 to be experded on sald state road. On motion of Commissioner Sibley, seconded by commissioner Wright, the county attorney wasinstructed to tuke action to obtain the saw.mill belonging to the county whick Dr, Blakeslee ugreed (0 sel], and which is now in the possession of Harry Bowers. = On motion duly made, seconded and carried the following blils were audited and allowed; and the auditor instructed to draw warrants for same on the respective funds: Mc@ill Warner Co.. supplies county il 20.00 offices..... Louie F. Dow Co. supplies county offices. . 4 cunmg offices. e Miller-Davis Printing Co., suppiles cuun!fi offices . . Msller Davis Printing Oo,. county offices.. Securit; ‘suppiles 00 | Marchs, 1908, v offices. , K Bemidjf Pioneer Pubiishing (0., pub- % lishing legal notices 3 .60 Bemidji” Ploneer Publishing Go., pub- ishing legal notices. e pemidjl Ploneer, Publishing Go., pub- Jishing legal notices 525 BemidjiPloneer Publishing 0o, sup- plies county offices. Northwestern Telephone Co, 8.75 2R 49 H 66.36 . H, W) 26.00 (A Olark court commissioniers fees.. 2.50 M. A. Olark court commissioners fees. 4.50 A. A. Dahl justice fees . 5.60 Philip Medley witness feis justice o 375 224 112 LA, 3.9 Fred Scott witness fees justice court.... 1.12 A. P. Ohristenson witness fees justice 1 court.. 0.'8. Olson ‘witness fees justice court.. 1 Hiram A, Simons justice fees.. 290 ustice fees. 2.85 . si ustice fees. 3.9 Ole Huseth wittness fees justice court 1.9 G. G. Mol witness fees justice court. 1.96 Iver Ungstad witness fees justice court. 1.96 Hiarm A. Simons justice fees. S 270 Frank Coppersmith witness fe 12,04 15.00 cases .o 42,00 ©. 0. Newman boarding non-resident small fpox cases ... 182,60 Marshail Oil Go., suppiles court hosse.. . 3.50 Ross Alexander transportation non-re- sident smallipox patient . 1m0 James McMahon constable fees ... .90 J. P* Lahr room rent post mortem Olif- | ford North and Jobn Mooney, . 10.00 Obas. Nangle supplies county jail 18.25 Ohas. Nangle supplies county jail. 3.9 Chas. Nangle supplies county jail 20.90 : Nunglo supplies county jail. 2.10 . Uameron taking testimony justi e P! Tt ho 1.00 A. Shannon examiner coronel court, 6.20 J. A, Ludington supplies courtliouse.... .50 Jerrard & Covington supplies court COUTE NOUSG. . venrsvvneres o v 4.60 F. N, French drugs furnished pest ith tran: resident small pox cases E.A. Mfiyod!un turnished poor farm Rowiand Gilmore professi 8t Anthony’s Hospital services ren- dered paupers.. J. A. Ludington supplies for poor farii Mrs: Geo. Kaott care of baby Butes. . Andrew mucic supplles poor furm 68 DOOF fArm .. . T, &. grown ing‘)lles poor farm... . elepliono Exchurize . 8. Brown supp Norll.hvzesvelg telephone Nov. *07 poor J.P. fiahr ‘expense burial Lahrexpense viewing bod Helmer sritton cutting wood poor fa Neis Lindvold Friuk Atridee E. Stafford Nels Lindvall *, Harry Bree 0. H "Moe Andrew Loken , " Oscar Ireland - L4 0. H. Moe Frank Attridge. John Burrig " John Burrig clearingland 'm . wood ¢ _far F.A, Blmslee acting county physician Schroeder & fi farm. . Schroeder & Schwandt s furm vices nursing 'p: Co., supplies county M Toad. - J, H, Waggex letting the balance of t] 30 | the next meeting. On motion duly made seconded and carried. the board adjournea to J. Attest: John Wilmann, county auditor and ex-office clerk of the board. rofessionul services wandt suppiies poor’ 0o S ey letting contract on county cousity rou : Albert Utech labor on county road. 50| Erank Wagner labor on_county Toad LA enzle labor on county rond. . 150.00 On motion duly made seconded and Garried. . bills were laid over until =5 28 2 8 ional services. 1 =3 GBS PN farm. paupe g2 & NeBe o tdisist SEE8 5888 ERes8HNS. 22358838W ERe: and hauling” 8 g upplies poor auper. cor meet at 10 o'clock H. 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