Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 22, 1913, Page 2

T — f 1 | a irreg Somplaing fo this. . - Telephone ‘81. Out of town subscribers will confer a favor it they will report he, theyido oot get their papers promptl. Every subsoriber to the Dajly Ploneer will receive mnotice about ten days be- fore his time. expires, giving him an spportunity to make an adyance pay- ment before the paper is finally stopped. Subsoription Rates. Onle month by carrier, One year, by carrier. Three months, postage paid. Six months, postage paid. One year, postage paid. The Weekly Pion Eight pages, containing a summary of the news of the week. _Published svery Thursday and sent-postage pald to any address for $1.50 in advance. Published every afternoon except Sun- jay by the Bemidji Ploneer Publishing “ompany. @ E. CARSON. E. X DENU. RAEOI.D I. DAN nun, Bator. He Did Not! Did Frank miss his Chance? No! A Good Woman. The public is always interested in the marriage of people of note but the interest taken in the marriage Gould and Finley J. Shepard is more than mere- today ‘of Miss Helen M. ly curious. It is the tribute of a na- tion to a woman who is good and whose memory as Helen Gould will live for many years. Signs of the Times. Within the pgst week several mat- ters have come to the attention of the editor which put together indicate that the farmers of this country are getting the co-operative spirit and that the future will see a decided change in their relations with their neighbors and between communities. In thé town of Grant Valley a farmers club has been organized with cighteen charter members. The ob- Ject of the club is to furnish a means for the exchange of information and meetings are held once a month at the homes of different members. In the summer joint meetings will be held with other clubs so that the in- formation gathered finally will be more than local. In the town of Summit four farm- ers have clubbed together and will buy a high grade bull. They are not looking for a thoroughbred but one that comes of a good strain and is a good individual. Bach farmer will koep' the bull three months of the year, will charge himself and the other three one dollar for each serv- ice and will charga the other neigh- bors two. At the end of the year, the earnings of the bull will be divided in four shares, each partner getting his as a return on his investment. In the town of Nebish, three farm- ers have decided to buy a good bull on the same plan used in Summit and |t are waiting until they find the right fourth. The Nebish men are believ- s in Jfall calving and plan to have their cows come fresh sometime after the lirst of September, They are look-. ing for a young bull that can berais- ed for service next year. They plan to make Nebish the center of a big cream shipping community and are after a young Guernsey. Several conmimunities are planning to organize farmers clubs of twelve ‘fnmllies each. This number appears to be the most convenient as then the club can meet with each family once 2 month and no family will entertain oftener than once a year. Where communities are thickly settled two or more clubs can be formed and in- ter club meetings held during the summer in nearby groves or in win- ter in convenient school houses. As an exchange for experience and in- formation,” a small farmers club can- not be excelled. Where one subject is taken for each meeting and every man in the club is given five min- utes to talk on it, a-good amount of information can be gleaned in an evening. The farmer’s wife in Northern Minnesota does not have an easy lot. Her only diversions from her house- work are going to town once in a while and visiting her neighbors. To her the club comes as an opportunity once a 'month to meet the other wo- men of her neighborhood -and talk over with them matters of interest to the women only. The club is as important to the wife as to the farm- er. 2 When_the country is well dotted; with clubs, it will be easy to extend the co-operation from one neighbor- hood to another and eventually band them all in a common club which can have headquarters in Bemidji. Each small club can be represented by one or two members-and the representa- tive club can be made a force of great good for both the farmers and the townspeople. .| er legal’ notices require: . OFFI e PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD:OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF BELTRAMI - COUNTY, MINNESOTA.| - The Board of County comminion of Beltrl.mi County, n}et nual on on Tuedd: Janulry xna at 10 o' resent: ~ -Rako, hre, Thompson and Lennon.’ S beant: Glemr: entson. The board was called to order by Aud- Itor George, and after Commissioners Thompson_and Lennon had taken the oath of office, nominations for the office Memhe\‘! o |of Chairman’ ¢nd. Vice Chairman. were taken up. Move Lennon, - seconded by Thompson, that - B Rako 56 nomlnltsd for Chairman. ‘There being no:further nominauons, the motion was put by the. Auditor, and Mr. Rako was unanimously. elected, and -took his seat. It was moved by Myhre, seconded by Lennon, - that-Commissioner Thompson be nominated for Vice Chairman. There being no further nominations, the mo- tion was duly put by the Chairman; and carried. The minutes of the previous meeting, ware read, and on motion, duly seconde and carried, approval was withheld until the absent’ Commissioner: should present, The bond - of Andrew Johnson as Sheriff, in the sum of $5,000, with Charles Nangle, Wellington' G. Schroed- er, George K. Carson and Albert H. Klevin as sureties, was read, and on motion of Lennon, ‘seconded by Myhre, was approved and ordered filed. The bond of J. O, Harris as. Register of Deeds in the sum of $5,000, With the Tllinois Surety Company of Illinois as surety, was read, and on.motion of Len- non, ‘seconded by Thompson, Was ap- proved and ordered filed. The bond of J. L. George as County Auditor, In_the sum of $5,000; with the surety, was read, and on motion of Thompson, seconded by Myhre, was ap- proved asd ordered filed, The bond of M. A. Clark as Probate Judge, in the sum of $1,000, with the Tilinols Surety Company of ilinols, as surety, was read, and on motion of Thompsos; seconded by Myhre, was ap- proved and ordered filed. The bond of Graham M. Torrance as CountyAttorney, in the sum of 1,000, with Walter L. Brooks, and George Carson as_sureties, was read, and on motion of Myhre, seconded by Thompson was approved and ordefed filed, The bond of = Earl Geil as County Treasurer, in the sum of $75,000, with the National Surety Company of New York as surety was read, and on: motion of Lennon seconded by Thompson, was approved and ordered filed. The following bids tur uoumy print- Ing were opened and read 1.& Kelliher Journal . I. Taylor, Publisher. Kelliher, Minn. January_4th, 1913. To the Chairman and Honorable Board of County Commissioners; of Beltrami County, Minn. Gentlemen I will publish the anunual. financial statement of Beltrami County for.the year 1913 for 25 cents per-folio for the first insertion, and 12% cents per folio for each subsequent insertion. Yours respty B. J. TAYLOR. The Kelliher Journal, Taylor, Publisher. “Kelliher, Minn, January 4th, 1913. To_the Chairman and Hon. Board of County Commissioners, of Beltrami County, Minn Gentlem T Will publish the minutes of the pro- ceedings of the Board of County Com- missioners of Beltrami County for the year 1913 for 10 cents per folio, and the resolutions .of the Board at the same rate. Yours respty E. J. TAYLOR. The Bemidfi Pioneer Publishing. Com- any, Pubhshers ‘of the Bemidji Ploneer. Bemidji, Minn,, January 6th, 1913. To the Hon. Board of County Commis- sioners: Heeding the appeal -and urgent re- quests of our respective subscribers, the legal pafers of Beltrami County have mutually agreed to publish in_our re- spective = newspapers, the Financial Statement, tax lists, commissioners proceedings, and all other printing, re- quired by law to be published by the sald Board and other officials of the County. T justice to the taxpayers and voters of this county, publishers of ‘the: 1y believe that all them in their home papers. The Bemidji Pioneer will furn- ish supplments of - all the above men- tioned_proceedings to all legal newspa- pers of_the county, The Bemidji vt Blackduck Am- erican,’ Northern News, Spooner, Minn., Baudette Region, Baudette, the_Killiher Journal. eW respectfully submit. for your con< sideration and acceptance the following prices for official printing: %5c a folio for the financial statement, commissioners proceedings, and all oth- by law to be published, for the first insertion, and $5c per foljo for each subsequent inser- Minn,, and "Por_the delinquent tax lists 15c per description. Believing that as a board, representing the taxpayers and voters of the county, this honorable body will take into cos: sideration the fact that this mutual arrangement is an appeal by. the voters and taxpayers of this county, and must be considered as such. Respectfully submittefl BEMIDJI PIONEE co. N'U Mer. Moved by Lennon, saconded by Thompson, that the mater of the Coun- ty printing be laid on_ the table till 10 o'clock A. M. Wednesday, January 8th. Carried. Moved by Lennon seconded by Thomp- son, that $350 be appropriated from the Revenue Fund to the credit of the Inci- dental Fund. Carri The report of the County Attorney on the Contingent Fund was read, and on motion of Lennon, seconded by Thomp- son, was approved and ordered filed. Moved by Myhre, seconded by Lonnon, that $250 be = appropriated from the Revenue Fund and placed to ‘the credit of the County Attorney’s Contingent Fund. Carried. Moved slecscamigd and carried to takeia| recess to 1: Board reconvened at 1:30 P. M. Members _ present, Thompson and Lennon. entson, The bond of M. E. Ibertson as Coroner (n the sum of Sl OMI Wlth George E. Carson and Otto wandt as sure- ties, was read, a_ml o mation oF Myhre, seconded by Thompson, was - approved and ordered filed. . Moved by Lennon, seconded by Thomp- that L. T. Otterstad be appointed At sessor and Road_Overseer for -unorgan- ized Assessment District No. 1. Carried. Moved by Lennon, seconded by Thomp- son, that Johs H. Thullen of Blackduck be appointed Assessor and Road Over- seer for the unorganied.Assessment Dis- triet No, 2. Carried. 0, 'Myhre, Absent, Clem- ved by Lennon, seconded by Myhre, that Ol Miller of Doomas, be appointed Assessor and Road Overseer of Unor- Slwnlud Assessment District No. 3. Gar- #.Moyved by Myhre, seconded by Thomp- son, that Thor Hardelund of Clementson be appointed. Asscssor and Road Over- seer of Unor; anlzed Assessment District No. 4. Carried. Moved by Myhre, seconded by Lennon, that J. J. Rostvold of Aspelin be 1ap. pointed Assessor and Road Overseer of gnorg&n!zed Assessment District No. ‘arried. Moved by Thompson, seconded by Myhre, that B. A. Arneson of Arneson, be appointed Assessor and Road Over- seer of Unorganized District No.'6; Car- "Moved by Lennon, seconded by Thomp- son, that the compensation of Assessors and Road Overseers of Unorganized As- sessment Districts be nxcd at $3.50 per day of actual service. Carri i5rod by Lennon, seconded by Thomp- son that the salary of the county attor- ney be fixed at $2,000 per annum: Car- I Moyed by Lennon, seconded by Thomp- son, thu.t the salary of .the lllxarhltend- ent of schools be flxed at $1,700 per an- num. Carried. ‘The -application of Frask B. Cook of the Town of Nehlsh‘ uldns for @ trans- fer of Liquor from, - the old| Townsite ol Nebi!h tn the mnew townsite, was presented and rea It was moved hy Lennon, and séc- onded by Thompson that:the application of ‘Frank Cook : Jfor transter, of . Liguor Llcen!e be granf Roll C.ull—Aya 0, Fhompson and Lennon. No. Myhre. Ablul& Clemal‘lm Caf- | The Liquor License -bond of F. B. Gang 1 5 s oF 1) o e s ols Surety Com] inois as i SR T = e 5 om) Y arrita o anoroved $ was_approved and_ordered. non*thu George Ostran -ed Ilinois Surety Company of Illinois as No. 2 for adoption t B o application of Geor rander’ tios of Janitor ol tho Omu't; o );dun ‘was presented, and a motlon made by Myhre, and econded: by Thomp- trander be ro-appOIL tor of the Courthouse, and o -fixed at $75 per month, - Carri ved by Lennon, seconded. by Thomg , that tho Auditor be humlctad 0 ldv ‘tise for ‘bids: for the:sale Barn_n located on th the Courthousesgrounds, same moved from xudzresenz location as-goon e renatt of. th o feport of the ; Board, showing the amount of casl ’nn"}?m& and in the Depnmoms of the County, the numbers and amounts of warrant due from other counties, the occaslon of the transfer from X~ ‘Treasurer Geor; cessor Earl Gell, was read, it was ‘moved by ~.yhre and saeondad by Thomp- that the.report. . be) approved an \nrd en flled ed by Thompson, and sec- nnflsfl by Myhire, that &l county offigials be required to make an inventory of all County prqper-la' Bow, in their charge or possession, an th t Fe Gounty: “Raditer oa oo before 'the| 10th day of January 1913. Carried, The following reRolution was offered by Commissioner Myhre and moved' for fadoption ““Be 1t Tenolved, That the County Aud- Carried. to lran&fer from the Revenue Fund, and %acs to the credit of the.various Ditch Funs the following sums, as being-due them for interest on monthly balances for the year 1912, ac- cording to the opinion of the Attorney General February 14th 1 Average Nw. Rate > A Diteh Balance. mos. Per Amount. Cent .$ 9,860 14 2 245.43 . 6,876 14 % 3 178.14 9,475 & :2 15,262 17160 3 82 98 . 10,681 .+ 150,009 2 2, 582 25 12 39,76 9 670.99 The. motion was sacnnderl by Commis- sioner Thompson-and orr being put to a vote, was-duly carried, The following resolution was offered by Commissloner Thompson and moved lved, That the Auditor and ’lreasurer f this County be instructed and‘they are hereby authorized to trans=| fer from the General Ditch Fund, and place to the credit of the:Sinking Fund, the sum of ,000, being the amount transferred to the General Ditch Fund §;%!n the ‘Sinking Fund in September The motion was duly seconded by Commissioner Lennon and onbeing put to & vote was duly carried. The following resolution was offered and moved for adoption by Commission- er Lennon: o 1t resolved, That the County Audi- tor be. instructed, and is hereby auth- orized to cancel such County Warrants as are uncalled for and have become outlawed by the statute of limitation, also such warrants as have been de- as such by the holders theerof. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Thompson and on being put to a vote was duly carried. Moved,- seconded and carried journ to 9:30 a. m. January 8th, The Board of Commissioners recon: to ad- uary 8th, as per adjournment. Present: Rako, chairman; Myhre, Len- non; Thompson. After taking the oath of office, the Board was joined by Commissioner Clementson of the Second District. It was moved by Commissianer Len- non, and seconded by Thompson that the proved as corrected by striking. out tha part of the motion relating to the final payment of the contractors on Judicial Ditch No. 4, after the words, “and the auditor is instructed to issue warrant for the full amount of balance due the said contractors.” Carried. Moved by Lennon, and seconded by Thompson, that Henry Pfund of Kelliher be appointed Supervisor of Assessments and State. Land Appraisor for the.year, 913, Carried, Moved by Clementson, seéconded by Lennon, that the compensation of _the Supervisor of Assessments be fixed at .00 per day when in actual service. Carried. The matter of County printing being again brought up for discussion, it was moved Lennon, and _seconded by Thompson, that thé bid of the Bemidj Pioneer Publishing Co. be accepted. Mo- tion withdrawn, with consent of second. Moved by Thompson, _seconded - . by Myhre that the bids for County prxmmz be 1aid on the table until 3:00 . Jan. 9th. Carried. Moved by Thompson, seconded by Moved by Thompson, Myhre that Commissioners Lennon and Clementson be appointed _to serve ' a8 members of the Board of Health for .the year 1913. Carried. Moved by Lennon, seconded by Clem- entson, that the following he appointed members of the burial committee, lools after the burial of such old means or property to pay the e such- burial. _Carrfed. Moved by Myhre, seconded by. Thomp- son that the purchasing committee be in- structed to & rchase and install a safe in the sheriff’s. office, and to mflm such repairs on the Jail as may be deemed necessary. ' Carried. Moved, seconded and carried to reconi- mend_ the- following - applications - : for abatement of taxes to the State Tax Commission: ‘Minnie Pecord. .Cut over lands. E. L. Larson. ;Church property. J. L George, Co Auduor §tat and Government Lands. Cari Moved, recess to Board reconvened at 1:30 P. M. with all, members: present. A" broposition was received from the City for the rental of the Poor Farm, and after discussion, it was;moved by ‘Thompson, and seconded by Clementson that the County Board . through. Chairman, and the County Auditor, & ter into a contract with the City of<Be- midji for the rental of what is known as the County Poor Farm for a period of Two years, and on the same terms 1n’ contract of January 18th, 1911, excapt that in case of a sale of the property, the| contract shall be void. Moved by. Clementson, W by Thompson, that Dr. B, H. Maroum be appointed 'as Medical member of _the county board of Health, with compensa- tion ‘fixed at $20.00 per day an ex- penses. including me lelnal. ‘When lh actual service. Moved by Myhre; seconded by Thomp- son, that C.'R. Schroeder be appointed to take oharge of the State Fair exhibit, for 1913. . Carried. Moyed by Lennon, seconded by Thomp- son, ‘that $500. ‘be appropriated from the Revenue Fund for.the payment of the e;fla&mses of the State Fair Exhibit. Car- rie Moved by Myhre, seconded by Lennon, that C. F. Schroeder be allowed a com pensation of $100 and all his expenses for his work on fhe State Fair- hibie Df 1913, same to be id out of the ‘5 appropfiated for the. payment of penses of ‘the State Fair Bxhibit. car- rie Moved by Lennon, seconded by Myhre, that $300 be appropriated from the Reve- nue fund to the Beltrami County Agri- cultural Association, to ald in holding a County Fair in 1913, Carried. Moved by Lennon, seconded by Cl%m-, entnon. that the plats ut Pine Ridge Cemetery in the Town of Cormant, and ‘Eckles Cemetery in the .Town of Eckles, seconded and carried to.take 6. |as submitted by the.County| Burveynr. be approved and placed on file. Carried. Moved by Thompson, seconded-by Len- non, that -Commissioners Rako and Myhre be apopinted a committee to in- sSpect the construction of Judicial Ditches Nos. 11 and-12. Carried. Moved by - Thompson, seconded by Lefi= non, that the Chairman, appoint com: mittees for the inspection of ‘the con- struction of Ditches. Carried.. The Chairman appointed the following committees: Commissioners Clement- son and Lennon, on Ditches 6, 7, 18. Commissioners Thompson and ‘Lennon o1 tiitches Nos. 8, 5, 8,10 and 14. Moved, seconded and - carried Journ to 10 o'clock A. M. Thursday Jan- uary 9, 1913, The Board reconvened.at 10 o’clockA. M. Thursday January 9th. All members present. It was moved by Thaompson, and sec- onded by Lenn instructed to advertise for bld!. fnr hy ing a birch. floor, lathi and the. elling, plastering the walls ¢ T Hnetiicads basement room of the Court house with screens for: the windows. Algo_ for. covering -the heating pipes in basement ‘of the Jailers’ residence, and nonnaeung the Shower bath in the Jail, with' the hot water tank in the Jail’ chasing Committee, and work to be o nlet«{.sy R ruary 26th. cons| the nl&fimult .pgo ty‘&flm of deliv H."French to his suc- Euc! itor and County Treasurer be author!: Le be | and , instruoted Fa vened at 9:30 A. M. Wednesday, Jan- | Clementson, that Commissioners Rako|W: that'the Auditor be | “be J ds’ dur- 030, 2na. Tenuney ’1"»"1'4" urement, il b Bids - ldaretl tor “lots of 50 nnr:u or mon. ery#Car- %?Illfl carried to: ad- vnn-y{ at 1:30 P, mvh W moved by Lennon and “sec- nnded hyh’l‘hvmnaon .that the compensa-. untv survoyor'be»n;md at| % :County: ‘Treasurer *on &€ Roy K. Bliler as County. " O 600 t“ ‘was read,] and vo o8 d | motion ot Thomplo\'l. seconded by Lfll 'was approved and ordered filed. ‘The county printing matter agai lng bl'ou‘ht u% it was moved b‘ xMyhra and s y ‘Clementson, t] bids l’n cmlnty {prlntlllfi be rejaels(t a lon he motlon was with- drawn wlfl\ of the secand, \e"consent o and jthe Bou:d;mnhlnto executive ses- i RE sion tor ten minutes. " 1 1Upon I'CQNIVBHII A ollowing ., o Feomminsioner . Clom: for “the County nflnr at) 75, centsiper folio ement,: commissio) Dubl( tion of the"fellowing . prij for.the finuncial ers proceedings,.and ell| othee. e tices for ti.o first insertion, and 35 cents per follo Tr gubgequent, insertions and for 15 cents per description for the de- linquent :tr x. list,¢ be “acgepted; | Carried: ‘he ; folt wing ‘resolution was offered by Commls‘donen'l‘hnmum- ‘who moved its Mlo» 103 LV 1D’ that-the:Bemidjl -Rloneen be lnd the same is hereby designated by the County Board of the County of Bel-{: ‘rami as the newspa in_which the notice and lst of ri state remainm: delinquent on the first Monday of.Jan~ 1913, shall be-published, The motion was -seconded by :Commi sioner Lcnnon; and duly carried. non, and Seconded by Moved by '1homnlon. that the bond of the Bemidji | Myh: £ .oneer Publishing Gompany in;the mat- ter of the;Contract:for the p\lbllc&finn of the_Delinquent. Tax List, shall . he fixed at the sum of.$2,000, and on the contract fory the, publication of th. l:nm- missioniers proceedings, financial ment and other legal notices at 31 500 Carried. It was moved, seconded : and carried that the Bemidji Ploneer be designated | Knudsor as the/ official newspaper. for the ipubli< cation of the- Commissioner's prgeeeri- ings, financial statement and other legal ] notices required by law. he rolhwlns resolution was offered | !RLSOLVE'D That . the /money ito be expended on roads and brfin 8_for the ensuing year be equally divided among: the Commissioners' Districts. Seconded by_Commissioner Mvhra. Carried. i - The-following were- selected as p | me) clared illegal, and have been surrendered | bers of the Grand .and. Petit Jurles for Cook, R.' C. hi B. the February term of the District Court: -~~~ GRAND JURORS. *Name Postoffice Township ea, jGeor; .Bem| Schroader. W M. ,Bemldjl 3 Warfield, Chas....eBmidji Eickstadt," John..Be) Nm(\:gle, Chas. minutes of the previous meeting be ap-|McC Clementson, Ol CF‘mmij .Gudrid , Ole. Clementson u Williams, Thomas: Baudette ki Johnston, F. o af Zipple, X Collins, J. W. Olson, Hans Reynolds, Ahe. ‘Wilder, G, Arneson, Wheeler, Hackett, J. Hendrickson, M. Atwater, Albert Schroeder, C. F. Sorenson, Nelt Jackson, 'F. Wallace, John ‘Pegner, " Louis. Bratvold, Olaf Rock, J. Dille; Petersor Melby, John Ness, Erick, Baudette Grant V..lley Jones ‘Jones Tones »Buzzle . Buzzle lemen! Lam Aure., Rou!evelt ilton Roosevelt «s.Alaska +Benville. .Hamre rram Bifll to be opened January 14th by Pur<iflj ‘the “gum - wi .Y. Bonr 0is_and: Willlam Mr 1 no- | L; | Foy, Robert yhre | the coming . YOU On % l.ho following. Ml!l were allowed: .Yn of m:lclpll Court, aun Bhouey. «Shotley. .nm e of “Muniel] c TFoy ..o Battis| Ve uuck“.':'n e . Saum Corman i Tenoyok, B .. Ehenherd' C. S O'Leary, P, |A.rnold. F. S Fenton, ®hibbsj :Matt. Judu Dt Municl) Cour vs. Hickerson ga.l i 70, e SR 8 udge icipal v8. (Burns 1.05 | Judge of Munlclns.l .Yudl'e of Munlulpnl L 38.47 Judge of Munlcipu. 18.96 10.75 2.15 'ge . Judge Eor Munlcipal berty, Pupasky, Maple Ridge | 95 R oponp: Sios & LBiAeY Maple Srotel i PPADE;| vor: K Pinewood. . . Bu: i Berg, Math.....laland, Lake... .. Alaska, a“}fficg}“‘gf‘:‘n el SLAL Lk uin, el Jolle..... . - Hamre|P A5 Hert 17.95 110 > Hazen, Eourdlng County pr(suners, Dec. 1912. 122.50 Hazen, Boarding ' County ‘prisoners, Jan. 1013 A"B. Hazen; Boudlng ity Pria oners, Dec, 191 B. Hazen, Boarding Gity' Pris- oners,. Jan. 1913 A Bis'Hazen, - Boarding ~ Glear- water Co. prisoners, Dec. 1512 A zen, Boarding Clear- wator Oo-prisoners. Jog 1913 Hazen, Sheriff's fees -"Mileage, Justice Court. > eage, District Court. Faler g%:‘;-y ulring. attle| A, B. Hazen, Sheriffs fees ‘and Mileage, Municipal Court. Al_B: Hazen, Sheriffs fees Mllenge, Muhlclpfll Court. . Hazen, Sheriff's fees and ,,,Mflmge, Municipal Court....: . Hazen, Sheriff's_ fees mmge. Chandler. | B, Sherifr's fees and wenson, Je Ungstad, Olsoll. Chas. .. lenry. . Blackduck.. .. S8ummit A .Yohnsnn Alvin.. Tenstrike...Part Hope Boe, couineeas duck .Langor Fnsler, Chu. annhllton Moose Lake auls‘oAngy ewton, Gecrge. \.Aankle Ziebert, Anton, F: snuder. Jasper Norquist; 60.60 4.50- 50.60 16.40 28.60 89.77 ©8.80 23.60 W ‘arl Smith,’ Harry Swanton, J. Wagner, J. 'Sandberg, - Axel. i ; ge, State; vs. Cook.. 65.00 e oL . R. 1Dundas, Constable Fees, ‘Walters) :Andrew. e, Cl-u'a!ae‘rg3 Court 6.80 Beck, Chris -Shotley The following resolution was offer and moved for-adoption by:Comm: lm::‘3 ernL S501ved, ithat the, esti ved;:that the estimate of the A: sh::ant State Engineer, of;$12,000 ag tl:a 1115 2.66 1.45 of construction 'of ‘'State Rural 16.00' Highway. No, 30, ~which is: len imiles in S Totea, Justics Fees, tate the Town of Quiring, be ved by Rydberg. 2.68 this Board, and that {ne’State Highway | t. 5. Haer: Meals o Jurics.. 2355 Commission be notified of. this-approval.{ John A. Dalton, Meals for Juries 28.50 The motion was seconded by Commis- F. E. Johnson, Taking Testimony .slotner ‘Thompson, and being ‘put to a Tnquest John Harvey.. 24.00 vote, was duly carried. F. E. Johnson, Viewing Remains On motion of Commissioner Lennon,|. and Inquest, John Harvey 15.45 seconded. by’ Commissioner~ Thompson, | Dr. D. McBane, Making Post- the, following roads. .and bridges were morfemx IO Haryey. 25.00 designated for the expenditure of. the|J. Lahr, Burial Alexander funds :in UIe Bon and’ Bridge 'fund for e 50.00 50.00 25.00 30.00 36.85 T 1st < Distrlet—s!&te Road No. 24, and a :bridge. across the .Mississippi River |J. n 146-3 2nd Dlslrlcl—slale RoadiNo: 4; and the Road from Baudette to Wabannica. |- 8rd DIstrlct—Brldse over Clearwater I( ver on. State Road No. 38. and the bish-Alaska County Roa 4th Digtrlct—sln'.e Roads. an 4 known, found in Baudette Bay. St Anthony’s Hospital, Ropm and nursing J. Clemons. ‘Thor Hardeland, 2 days as Road 5;|: overseer of unorganized -town 8. 168-31, examining bridge. 7.00 5th Distr!ct—sm(e Roads, Nos. 16, 20|Earl Geil, preniium of bond Treas- nd 22. urer, two years ve. . 487,26 and the ‘Auditor was instructed to no-| Marshall-Wells ‘Hardware C tify the State Highway of-thesame,.and tlngs for Boiler. 25.44 ask for State aid to the amount of $10,-|C. Battles. Re 000, Currllad epairs an tio; nlles For Courthouse Clementson, Mileage 8.45 seconded and duly.carrie vs. Bensol i 1,88 B 30.00 |- 39.50 ) 18.00 rvi N. ‘W. Tlelephone Exelnn:e Go., long distance, . A, -Barker, - llodmlna fol' nrls» REE maon,: medic Landunce for prisoners. . eary-Bowser Co.,-Clotiting for Ebrlsng;m even . -bate =Judge The ! :Phneer Probate Judge ! Land -Raceimfl 4 -‘ Security Blank Book & Pl!. Bank checks for Trmllrol' Security-Blank Book & Ptg. Ci Blanks for Probate Judge. Miller-Davis Ptg. _Co.. R bher .cbands -for Courthouse Miller-Davis Ptg. blanks for Audiior. Marcum Printing Co, for Treasurer. Mareum Printing -for;Auditor, Envelopes ples for Treuurer. Bemfdji -Plonecr- Pub. ¢ plies for Probate Tudge. Bemidji: Pioneer- Pub. +Sup- ey tor Supt. Sehvols. Bemldjlum(oueer Pub. Co, " 'Sup- Dlies. for Probate Judge Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. Publlah. ing Treasurer's atem Bemidji_Pioneer Pub. Co. plies for Clerk of Court. A. Rippy.:procuring; Blection baliots. Gudrid, CarP Jorgenson, n tion ballots. - Walhalla. Ed Nystrom, _procurin ballots. Langor John M. Guthrie; rin tion_ballots; Tirtle River. John. Voigt. . procuring. Ele “ballots: Rapid-River. Harry Provo.. procuring Election ballots; :i Eland. Carl O. Boe. Carry Election’ re- turns, Langor John M. Guihels, Carrying’ Hlee: tion returns. Turtle River. ... .J. Sischo. procuring Primary and Election returns. Wabanaca Huns B Tmsdanl, cartying. Elec- tion ‘Returns. - Wabanaca. Slll"- procus ster. Clerk of Eleeuan Kitichi 5.2 . Moved, seconded and carried. to mi- journ' to Tuesday, March -4th, 1918, at 10 o'clock A, M. - ~ _Chnlrmnn- o!-flu Board Attest: J. L. GEORGE, County Auaitor. William 0. “Kigin ANSURANCE ‘Rentals;. Bonds;RedlEstate “ First Mortgage Loans . on. .City. and, Farm ‘Property 6.and. 8,, O’Leary-Rewser;Bldg. -Phene -19. 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