Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 28, 1918, Page 4

41145 vey 30-150-30 . Clngton Collard, chainman, on survey, 30-150-30 " John Thullen, board of crew on survey section 30-150-30 John H. -Thullen, services axman on survey Section 150-30 M. H. Hitchings, services axman onssurvey Section ~150-30 John Reller, services as axma on survey Section 30-150-30.... J..D. Woodward, services as chainman, on survey section Y i - Adolph Bowman, labor on force teon Maple BITeS SRAERTE “inloy ag&%c Dridses, Ditch No. 8. W. J. Tisdell, work on culvert ., ROrvo d, between Maple Ridge and Liber: E‘;W‘;;’V“’i“ b‘gg‘f:"lg{fgh g‘t"" tagt,-ue 22.75¢ ty, 8rd o . 5100 3 elsen 2 ol ¥28. 67.60) account bridges, ditch' No, 8 2 C. C. Moog, work on culvert be- Adolph -Gjelhaug, labor.on farce tween Maple Ridge and Liber- ““account bridges, ditch No..28%. 165.00! ty, grd CETs Moved, seconded and carried’ to: ad=~ Wm. Lennon, committee work journ to 10:00 A. M, Tuesday, Oetober: viewing proposed road, Was- 1st, 1918, s kish to Red Lake, 4th . Zous A, (B, RAKO, 8. ‘W.l Ellis, con:imittes i K s Chairman of the Board.. viewing pr road, Was- est: R 5 Red Lot : J. L. GEORGE, County Auditor, gltrlct No. 89, ot Hubbard county, came 59.25: up for hearnig. No affidavit of notices i having been posted, it 'was moved, sec- onded and carried to lay the petition on the table till the next meeting. The petition of W. H. Garrison, pray- ing for a re-survey of Section 31-150-82, came up for hearing. It was moved by iLennon, seconded by Hayes, that the etition be 5rnnted. and R. K. Bliler e appointed surveyor, and date of suryey be set for Tuesday, the 3rd day of September, Carried. It was moved by Imsdahl, seconded by Hayes, that the Highway Engineer be instructed to expend for surfacing, the amount of $500 on County Road No. 2l i en and one-half miles between Section: 25 and 86, Town 147, Range 35, sec- tions 30 and 81, 29 and 32, 28 and 33, 27 and 34, 26 and 35, 26 and 36, Town, 147, Range 34, and between Sections 30 and 31, to the corner of Sections 80 and 29, 31 and 32, Town 147, Range 33, then south one mile to the corner of Sections 31 and 32, 5 and 6, Town 147, and 146, Range 33, then east one mile on the town line between the Sections’ y. Town 147, R&nge 33, and Section b, own 146, Range 33, to the corner of Sections 32 and 33, Town 147, Range 33, and Sections 4 and 5, Town 146, Range 33. (City limits of Bemidjl. dervices as Section - _(By United Press.) Tyler, Minn., Aug. 28.—Tyler was again visited by a heavy wind stofm this morning, trees being uprooted and windows of homes left from the regent cyclone were blown' out. Private Frank Stemper of Man- 12,60 94.50 165.00 | 7.80 12.00 13.40 810 kish to Red Lake, 4th Clayton Collard, services as - man, county road No. 77, 4th. 10,50 kato, one of the guards of the cyclone debris, as injured by falling glass. Hospital patients from last Thurs- day’s death dealing tornado were ter- rified. . U. P. BUREAU MANAGER TAKING SHORT VACATION IN BEMIDJI V. C. Michel, of St. Paul, accom- panied by his mother, is spending a few days in Bemidji, occupying the Dr, Northrop cottage on Birchmont road. Mr. Michel for the past few years has been manager of the north- west bureau of the United Press and resigned the first of this week to take a much needed rest, at the expiration of which he will again enter newspa- per work. At one time he was with the Sentinel for a short period. LIGHTNING HITS GIANT PINE IN COURT YARD During the heavy rain Tuesday night, accompanied by a brilliant electrical display, a heavy bolt of lightning “descended upon a giant White Pine tree in the morth part of the front lawn of the court house grounds, and tore three long gashes in the trunk, starting near the top. The bolts ripped off the bark and in two places knocked holes in the ground, one of which was about a foot in depth. The tree has been quite a curiosity throughout the day. ATTENDS CONFERENCE. Mrs. E. E. McDonald 1s expected to return today from Minneapolis, where she attended a conference of the fleld Northern division. Northern Wisconsin. The conference was in session Monday and Tuesday. To Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Carrier of Mill Park a daughter was born to- secretaries of ‘the Red Cross for the|b: This division in-|2 Beginning again at the corner of ses~ tions 14 and 15, 22 and 23, Town 146, Ranga 33 (City limits of Bemidji) and running.east seven and one-half miles between Sections 14 and 23, 13 and 24, Town 146, ‘Ran 19, 17 ‘and 20, 16 and 21, 15 and 23, 18 and 24, to the quarter cor- ner Sections 13 and 24, Town 146, Range 32, thence south ene-fourth mile to one- sixteenth corner number 5, Section 24, Town 146, Range 32, thence east on six- teenth line one-half mile to one-six- teenth corner number 7, Section 24, Town 146, Range 82, then south on town line one and ‘one-fourth miles between Sections 24 and 19, 26 and ter corner Section 25 and 3 Range 32 and 31, Thence east one mile on quarter line of Section 30, to quarter corner sectlons 29 and 30, Town 146, Range 31, then south one and ene-half miles between Sections 29 and 30, 81 and 82, Town 146, Range 31, to tho county line of Cass and Beltrami coun- ties, and there terminating. Be it further resolved, that upon Fed- eral aid being granted in the above amount b{) the state highway commis- sioner, subject to the approval of the secretary of agriculture, the County Board does hereby agree to complete sald project as a gravel surfaced road, according to the requirements of the State Highway Commissioner, and the Secretary of Agriculture, the estimated cost of sald , improvements being $150,000, and.to that end do hereby agree to make a special levy under the provisions -of Chapter 75, laws of 1917, for the maximum amounts which the County Board may lawfully levy un- der the, provisions of said Act; it be- ing understood by the county board that any excess in the cost if improving sald road over the amount received as Federal Ald, and the amount raised by such special levy, will have to be P“d from the (County -Road and Bridge fund, irrespective of whether such cost is more or less than the estimated cost above set forth. The motion being seconded by Com- missioner Ellis, was put to a vote and duly carried, and so declared by the chairman. . The following resolution was offered Commissioner Hayes, who moved its option; 124, between Sections 1 and and Sections 36 and 21, force account by said engineer. ried. It to allow the following bills: Andrew Johnson, board of pris- oners July, % g J. F, Johnstom, justice State vs. C. J. Wild Grover Lackey, State vs. Otis Soper, tces: constable foes, feegi“\{)iewlng remains Rupert 0, to quar- : Orne L X 7 V. E. Lindhom, deputy coron- og' Town 146 | ¥:orvs Tees viewing remains Mrs. John Trochta - & V. E. Lindholm, deputy coroner’s fees viewing " remains Mrs, Hulda E. Mitchell W A Wm. Lennen, mileage attending meeting August 13th ... J. F. Hayes, mileage attending meeting August 13 oty 50 H. B. Imsdahl, mileage attending meeting August 13th .. S. W. Ellis, mileage attending meeting August 13th ‘Wm, Lennon, per diem and mile- age attending board of equal- ization .. o J. F. Hayes, per diem and mile- age attending board of equal- ization £ A, B. Rako, per diem and mile- age attending board of equal- ization .. H. B. Imsdahl, per diem and mile- age attending board of equal- ization .. S. W. Ellis, per diem and mile- age attending board of equal- ization . 5 Henry Pfund, mileage and, per diem as supervisor of assess- ments . H. J. Botting, mileage and per diem as assessor, unorganiz- ed district No. 1 . Chas. L. Brewer, mileage and er diem as assessor unorgan- zed district No. 4 .. e B. A. Arneson, per diem and mile- age assessor town of Angle Miller-Davis _Co., supplies for Miller-Davis county audit su;Piiqs for trami for the year 1918, to meet the sum required to obtain the Federal Aid for the construction of a highway as des> ignated,in the above resolution. The motion being seconded by Com- missioner Ellis, was put to a vote and unanimously carried, and so declared bate judge .. Christie Lith. & Ptg. Co. writer deeds. & Free Press Ci ister of deeds Security Blank Book & Printing type- chair for register of record for reg- 6-159~ 25 and 30, and 24 and 19-160-30, this work to be done by was moved, seconded and: carried .$ 288.00 V. E. Lindholm, deputy coroners: 30-31, Car- 8.50 13.58 18.25 14.85 . b5.45 9.00 3.60 34.60 7.20 21.00 15.60 12.80 43.60 109.10 175.22 7.58 9.81 66.50 13.00 27.00 15.68 A, 123.00 | H. ... 15,00 i A T L ng notice of hearing resurye, ‘Segtlon 31-150-32 b W. C. Sehilling, mains of Mrs, Wing and two children, unorganized district Kripps, expense of Hans Ohrt, pauper of unorganized district s W. F.'and L. ¥. Hackett, board for ‘Hans Ohrt, pauper of un- rganized district Bemidji Sentinel Publishing Co., gunlxsh notice ' to- contractors en, . % S. D. Snyder, services as high- way engineer, July 8 to August burying = re- 10,00 12.40 7.00 10 .. e N YA Clayton Collard, services setting -mile posts on state roads Mr. A. B. Palmer, ax for high- way engineer .. P s Rogers & Co., supplies for high- way engineer .. Keuffel & Esser Co., supplies for highway engineer Clayton Collard, services as rod- man, state road No. H: D. Sorenson, services as ss- sistant engineer, state road No. - 2 and county road No. 49, Ist district_.. Howard B. Palmer, rodman, state road ‘1 and 2, county road No. 49, 1st district 37.26 ‘W. Ellis, committee work in- ‘specting county road No. “20 and state road No. 2, 1st dis- trict B A. E. Rako, committee work in- specting state road No. 2 and county road No. 20, 1st dis- trict: E. Rako, committee work viewing state road and ‘bridge 965, 1st district ... E. . Rako, committee worl viewing groposed road 158-159- 160-33-34, 2nd district . v . B. Imsdahl, committee worl viewing proposed road 157-158- 159-33-34, 2nd district .. 10.00 G._ C. McGuire, = force account work on county road 117, 2nd 50.75 Archie Remillard, force account- work on county road 117, Znd 49.00 E. W. Collins, force account work on county road 117, 2nd . 45.50 Percy. ' Sorenson, force account® work on county road 117, 2nd.... -.. 84,81 services as A. Roy Phillips, force accouzntd work n acco on county road 117, Victor Rimeor, force t un 7 ‘work on county road 117, 2nd “36.00 G.’L. Weaver, force account work on county road 117, 2nd John Davis, force account work James M. Reed, material fo Bridge No. 54, 4th - Bert w&ngh, labor on 46, 7.05 |1 No. 47, 4th Clarence Shogren, a] bridge No. 47, dthey-i.. ‘Wm. Shogren, labor o No.. 4t; No. 48, Clarence _Shogren, bridge No. 48, 4th Hans Reierson, labo: No. 51, 4th ar - No. 51, 4th Howard B. P 3 expenses rodman, county roads, bth H: D. Sorenson, servict . penses assistant engineer, state and county roads, 5th J. D. Woodwapd, labor o Y No. 39, bth F. O. Walberg, unorganized town, 157-33 w......... W. G. Martin, labor on roAd in unorganized town 158-32 ... Dick Willems, services as ro. overseer, - unorganized to 157-36 . Julius Heyer, unorganized town 157-36 ‘William Heyer, labor on roa unorganized town 157-36 ...k « Silas Beckwith, scraper for use of unorganized town 157-36.... Neal Bliss, labor on road.in town . 160-36, unorganized C. L. Chisholm, labor o in unorganized town 160-36 0. §. Larson, labor on roads in unorganized town 160-36 .. Y R. Schmechel, labor on roads in unorganized town 160-36 Lars Anderson, labor on roads in unorganized town 160-36 ...... S. W Ellis, committee work in specting bridge and fill ... A, B. Rako, committee work in- specting bridge and fill ...... Bemidji Pioneer Publishing Co., slips of hearings on estimates Ditch 27-31-35 Gust Palm, supplies for crew on force account of bridge D No. ads ggrlal furnished for bridge No. . W. terial for bridge, ditch No. 27. . M. Perkins, material for con- struction bridge No. 27 .. Anton Borgen, labor on force ac- 1.20 6.15 7.60 13.65 3.00 9.15 9.16 13.60 61,99 .. 114.00 53.40 86.26 8.76 18.76 Served! A heapipg bowlful of 12.90| Armour’s Corn Flakes, crisp,, fresh from our ovens, toasted “just right” — a' pitcher of fresh or,condensed milk and breakfast is ready. _ ARMOUR’S' CORN FLAKES —delicious require little or no sugar. for any meal, Trade supplied by the Armour Grain Co., Chicago Remember, Armour’s: WANT AD DEPT. this column cost half cent a word per issue, when cent a word per issue. tor less than 25¢c. A A~ Y Oats cook Advertisements in in 10 to 15 minutes: cludes the states of Montana, North |, Resolved, that there be a levy of|Miller-Davis Co., supplies for 52.50 $25,000.00 made against all the real and| county auditor ... . 16.94] Adolph Sorenson, force account J. W, labor. .on force, ac- id cash in advance. No ad will Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota and | pergonal property of the County of Bel-|Miller-Davis Co., records for pro- work ‘on county road 117, 2nd 24.00 ’Ingggr?at'tlg)rg‘]igfiufi%ex?%s Lot K:‘ run for less than 10c per issue. - Ads charged on our books cost one FOR SALE No ads run N~ day. e by the chairman. Co.,_supplies for clerk of court 6.34 It_was moved by Imsdahl, seconded |Geo. 'D. Barnard Stationery C 108, county road L7, 18nd i ‘count bridge, ditch No. 28 . 487 2 = by Hayes, that $200 be appropriated| record for register of deeds... 38.97| “on county road 117, 2nd . 5.00 | Gilbert Nelson, labor on force ac- FOR SALE—Six room cottage, .in- OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE|from the Road and Bridge fund of the|James Wynne, supplies for jan- Everett 0. Fuller, force account | count bridge, diteh No. 28 3091 " “cluding 1% acre of land. Inquire. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIO! s.|county to the town of Boone. Carried.{ fitor .. 2 e 2.50| " work on county road 117, 2nd 21.00|International Lumber Co, ma- 714 Thirteenth street, or telephone; . £ August 13th, 1918. It was moved by Ellis, seconded by |W. B. Stewart, espenses of super- Nick Simonovik, maintenance . “terial for force account bridge, 1rteel S| 3 D. % The Board of County Commissioners|Hayes, that $69.560 be appropriated from| intendent of schools .. 47.68| work on state road No. 11, 2nd 17.50 . ditch No. 2§ 800:4¢ 806-J 5-831 of Beltrami County, met in adjourned |the road and bridge fund of the coun-|Louis Engelhard, fighting fire in - Olie Anderson, maintenance work International Lumber Co., ma- & B ¥ 2 X, session, Tuesday, August 13th, 1918,[ty, to the Town of Sugar_Bush, for the| unorganized district .. 20.00| on state road No. 11, 2nd .. 26.251 terial for force account bridge, FOR SALE—Furniture 50T America. with all members present. purpose of paying for dynamite for|F. W. Rhoda, postage and Emory Lizotte, maintenance No:<28 5 765031 venue. Phone 374-J 5t831 The proceedings of the previous|clearing roads. Carried. o press_for clerk of court 6113} work on state road No. 11, Martin Anderson, labor on force A N e st i S0 meeting were read, and on motion duly| The petition of Knute Treidt et s1,|F. L. Patton, mileage and per 2nd’ A 97.50 |, account bridge, ditch No. 28 ..... 211 i T e seconded and carrled were approved as|praying for the establishment of a| diem of justice, drawing juries 4.60|william Rullen, maintenance Hans Anderson, labor. on force FOR SALE—Good Victor phonograp read. county road in Towns 147-30-31, was ?emidjl Hardware-.Co., supplies work on state road No. 11, 2nd 90.00 account bridge, ditch No. 28..... 33.1 cheap, 416 American avenue. The proceedings of the board of|Presented. g s semie 6.05|Wm. Bayer, maintenance work E, J. Ensrud, labor on force ac- ", 6t831 equalization were read, and on motion| It was moved by Lennon, seconded by repairs on on state road No. 11, 2nd .. 3.50| count bridge, ditch No. 28. .25 = duly seconded and carried, were ap-|Hayes, that hearing be set for Oct, 1st, 11.20|H. Clementson, maintcnance A. Arneson, services as FOR SALE OR RENT—My cottage on provea, at 1:30 p. m, and that Commissioners ‘work on state road No. 11, 2nd 16.00 man.and time keeper force: ac- o lake shore. Dr. Northro The petition or Ole T. Sande, et al,|~ako and Ellis be appointed a com- 10.75 | 5. ‘Collins, maintenance work on count bridge, ditch No: %3 93.1 o . D asking for a resurvey of Section 20-152-|mittee to view the proposed road, to ; state road No. 11, 2nd .. 63.75 | Gilbert Nelson, labor om .fofce 2t828 31, was presented, and on motion duly|meet at the northeast corner of Section attention to adding machipes George Cogan, maintenance work account bridge, ditch ‘No, 28... 9.76 seconded and carried, hearing. was set|23-147-31, at 11 o'clock A. M., Sept 30th.| per contract . 1800 | S Betate road No. 11, 2nd ... 24.50|Andrew . Tangbakken, labor on FOR SALE—Chevorlet: car, also four for October 1st, at 11 a. m. Carried, 7 Mabel Larson, list of auto own- Fred Herman, maintenance work force account bridge, ditch No. i Gé year old horse. Enquire 211 Third The petition of H. F. Madlung, pray-| It was moved, seconded and carried,| ers in Beltrami county .. 7.20 " on state road No. 11, 2nd .. 112,50 28 61. 1092 ing to be set off from School District|[to recommend the following applica- Paul Winklesky, repairs to jail 10.50|Baudette Machine and Welding Benn rgen, labor on force ac- street. - 123 to District No. 26, was received, and | tions for abatement and refundment of [ Sentinel . Publishing Co., pub- Co., maintenance work (re- count bridges, ditch No. 28 ....... 127.50 | — on motion duly seconded and carried,|taxes to the State Tax Commission: lishing proceedings of board of . pairs on truck) state road No. Olaf Sandviet, labor on force ac- FOR SALE--Good - cow. Address was set for hearing on October 1ist, at|County Auditor, R. Schmechel, Charlle equalization and county board 258.756f ,11, 2nd district .. 28.20| _count bridge, ditch No. 28 .. 26.00 T Falls, b 171 h 11:15 A, M. Cook, I. A. Wagner, Ole H. Hanson, Be- | Sentinel Publishing Co, pub- John Vokaty, cutting brush on Christ Borgen, - labor_ on force ames Falls, box , or phone 4 Th‘a pett}lltlon Dtt l‘:‘l’i ghnr, et al/, pray- mlldtji Lodge ‘?tdElks. A A E:]l‘l‘;m; dlrsltolincte of hearing it ditch No. 20, road 157-158-30- g :fi(g:o%nt bridges, ~ditch No. e 6F14 6-830 ng for the establishment of a new was moved, seconde nd carrl & rict.. % . 2nd district . g 2 P g AT R AT T T an A a A ata ke A ai s.,fim Qistrict out of District No. 81, in|to reject the following applications for|Sentinel Publishing Co pub- Pf{y.\zmaha,,' services .repairini ~|Andrew. Strand, labor on_force FOR.SALE—Hand made stake wagon. the town .of Woodrow, was presented,|2batement and refundment of taxes; lishing notice.. of hearing road on Ditch 23, 160-34-33, account bridges, ditch No. 28 34.12 Will sell right. *Koors Bros. A and on motion duly seconded and car-|George Green,” Ole Hanson, ‘Willard| school district ‘ond. .. 20.00 | Emil _Oksanen, ‘labor on force g 810te/ ried was set for hearing Oct. 1st, at|Phillips. 4 Sentinel Publishing Co., pub- Bdward Mahan, services repair- account bridges, ditch No. 28 23.07 11:30 A. M, Moved, seconded and carried to ad-| lishing notice of . hearing cing road on ditch 23, 160-34- BEmil Wickstrom, labor on force i Recess was taken to 1:30 P. M., when|journ to 9:30 a. m, Wednesday, Aug-| school district 33, 2nd 35.00| account bridges, ditch.No. 28 33.75 FOR SALE BY REYNOLDS & the Board reconvened with all members |ust 14th. Sentinel Olaf Gelen, maintenance worl C. 15. Johnson, labor on force ac- ;. ¥ WINTER. present. Board reconvened at 9:30 A, M., Aug- g 5 state road No. 9, 3rd ... 2.17[7 count bridges, ditch No. 28....168.75 Newcand hand bugei a The following final estimates on road|ust 1ith as per adjournment, with all tions for common schools certi- srank Slough, services repair- Emil Oksanen, labor on force ew and second-hand buggies an and bridge work were offered by the|members prescent. ficates e e ing bridge No. 27, 3rd . 15.00| _account bridges, ditch No. 28... 36.72| wagons. highway engineer, and on motion duly| It was moved by Lennon, scconded by h for-c. Howard B. Palmer, scrvices as 1% J. Tornvold, labor on vrmu: ac- 133.62 One Buick automobile: roadster, secqnded . and ied were approved |Hayes, that the position of County nel Publishing Co,, S rodman on county roadeNo. count bridges, ditch No. 28 .G $150.00 and. ordered pai - Nprse. be, continued, and_that Miss Syl- ds ‘for commissioners . 6.00 14.05 ! Anton Horntyeldt, labor on force “ 00.00. Leet Br.s., Job 1820, approaches i Vestehof be re-appointed to fill the el Publishing Co., supplics count bridges, ditch No. 28 22.75 Shetland pony, buggy, cart, saddle. to bridge ,state rural high- ition, and that $100 per mon y 1t 0 6.50 3.95 | Louis_Grund, labor on force ac- = Row boat with 2-cylinder outboard "L‘ew“y' No. 62 % ..$ 712.65 '.ll lhcr out UE the U]u\lnty l‘h:\‘1 bc}ltmcl { bils ng e . Sorenson, services ass !'tvllntAl'r;dzc I,lllg'cg; ]:n?' rfifce 6.25 ibtor et Bros., Job No. 1 , state fund to cover salary and expenses, du or probate judge 5.5 wineer county road n Andexson, la A 3 S ":oml No. Até .1267.05]1 school yecar ending July 1st,|3entinel Publishing C state road 1:1‘\3 y'; 3rd . 30.04 scount bridges, Ditch No.~28 105.75 Summer cottage at Lavinia. Leet. Bros., Job. 1701, Jefferson 1 ried. for clerk of court 53.00 Sorenson, services assist- ew Strand, labor on force Gt93 Highway 524.30| The resignation of J. C. McGhee as|Bemidji Pioneer Publlshing engincer, ¢ounty road No. account bridges, ditch No. 28... 26.25 Tob 1706, County assistant superintendent of schools supplies for treasurer .. 775 13.66 | Benny Borgen, labor on force ac- bridge No. 30 o 209.05|was offered, and_on motion of Hayes,| Bemidji Pioneer Publishing count bridges, ditch No. 28. 71.25 FOR RENT Atlas Culvert Co., concrete cul- seconded by Imsdahl and duly carried,| supplies for superintendent o 4.00 [Clarence Johnson. labor on force 2 * verts . ... 47.25|was accepted, to take effect August| schools 24.85 | Joe Steidl, material for bridge account, bridges, ditch No. 28.... 53.62} poR RENT—One geven-room house, Atlas Cuivert Co. concrete cui- 31st, 1918. Bemidji Pioneer Publishing No. 39, 3rd’ 69.27 |Clarence oJhnson, labor on force and one three-room., ' Inquire J. G 8, ... 116.64| The resignation of G. E. Carson as| supplies for register of deeds.. 9.20 | ywm. Carlson, work on culver account bridges,, ditch No. 28 150.00 ad C Ge- . Tl Jones, Job, 1816, County member of the Tri-County Sanatorium |Bemidji Pioneer Publishing Co. between Maple Ridge and Lib- Adolph Gjelhaug, labor on force ‘Williams, Phone 759-J. 6t92 No. 72 " 30.52|Board was offered. As no one had of-| supplies for probate judge .. 1.70| erty, 3rd 5 24.00| account bridges, ditch No. 28.... 4987} Illinois Steel Bridge Co.. Bridge ferd his services to take the place of | Bemidji Pioneer Publishing C Norman Williams, work on cul- John Swintek, labor on force ac- FOR RENT—Modern furnished room, No. 1735, state rural highway Mr. Carson, and it was deemed advis-| supplies for county auditor. 11.95} " vert between Maple Ridge and count bridges, ditch No. 28 13.00 1113 Bemidji ave. Phone 345 62 % '1000.00 | able to have a complete representa- [ Bemidji-Pioneer Publishing Co., Liberty, 8rd 42,67 |Hans Anderson, labor on force * . The following bids on roads tion. of Beltrami County on the Board,| supplies for county auditor... 16.13| yohn Olson, work on culvert be: account bridges, ditch No. 28 21.18 824tf bridges were opened and read: it was moved by Hayes, and seconded Bemidji Pioneer Publishing Co. P - tween- Maple Ridge and Lib- John Bredeson, labor on force ac- s | FOR RENT—Cott — o T Joe Weber, approaches to bridge by Imsdahl, that the resignation be not supplies for county surveyor 10,49 erty, 3rd S 28.60 count bridges, ditch No. 28 12.3 —Cottages. omas Roy- No. 46, town of QUIring .......$600.00|accepted at the present time. Car-|E. F. Knapp, procuring primary Charles Lindberg, work on cul- August Schaetzer, labor on force % craft, Lavinia, Minn. 823tf Leet Bros., approaches to bridge ried. . election_ballots, Boone ... 3.00| ~ vert between Maple Ridge and account bridges, ditch No, 28.... 168. 5T No. 46, town of Quiring .. - 600.00| It was moved by Lennon, seconded by | Bemidji Pioneer Publishing Liberty. 3rd .. 28.50|Chester Reed, labor on force ac- 45| FOR RENT—Four room ‘house, 407 Hayes, that Commissioner Imsdahl be printing ballots for June pri- James Pi: count bridge, ditch No. 28 ... 62.! Park avemue,.: Phone 788.J- 3829, Leet Bros., state rural highway No. 62, Village of Blackduck, with surfacing ..$4645.98|up the matter of the bridge built by g bal- = without surfacing - 2709.33 | Dahl & Co., over the west fork of the lots for June primaries, Keil ... 2.20 v It was moved by Hiiis, seconded by|Main Rapid River, with a view of as-[Gust Larson, procuring ballots, 1302 Bemidji - avenue. Phone Lenmon, that the bid of Leet Bros. for|certaining if same was of any value to] primary election, McDougald.. 1.50 452-W. 826tf the construction of State Rural High-|the county, and to report to the Board|A. M. Robertson, procuring bal o way No. 62, through the village of|at the next meeting. Carried, lots, primary election, Spoon- P SRt AN Blackduck, without surfacing, for| Moved, seconded and carried to take| er .. k- 1.20 WANTED B e P oo ncanded by | - Board reconve M, ot 2:00 B, 3, with| | 1ots, primary €1ietion, Enee < 7 was moved by Lennon, seconded by oard reconvened at 2: . M., wi ) ection, el- ; _Girl > Fllis, that the bid of Leet Bros. for|all members present. or ; 1.60 WANTED—Girl " at Vickers hom],l’/é !{:e %l)proachcs Ito Bridge ‘No. 46, Ir; thnt \:'lns Anomfl. se}c]:onld;d émd‘parréed W;n:gl;a:,le%{?curl{;vg o;‘_lox‘)ws, pri- S eo 2t82 ] the Town of Quiring, for the sum o & he Auditor shou advertise for ction, ] " e e et £ 1 $600.00, be ncc‘gpted gCnrr]ed bids for wood for the court house and|R. W. Johnston, procuring bal sy C ORF ORAL \VANTED—Rooms for light house- ! Tt was moved, seconded and carried|jail for the ensuing winter. Also that| lots, primary election, Was- g keeping.” Phone-160. 3t828 that all other bids be rejected. he should advertise for the cutting of| kish .. 1.20 ¥ S (e, following communication, from the wood of the Byss Lake farm be-| B\ JCheph, SRR, PN g L] WANTED—Chambermaid and dining ¥ I3 5 3 oS B 3 A read: LA The petition of L. E. Lang, et al,|Andrew Mogdahl, carrying pri- = room girls. Birchmont. Phone St. Paul, Minn,, praying for the the formation of a new mary election returns, Lee 3.44 15F2 826tf July 13th, 1918.|school district in the town of Big|P. Woods, carrying primary elec- A e W N e e BTN Mr. 8. D. Snyder, Grass ,came up for hearing. tion returns, McDougald 1.50 4 WANTED—Work by the hour, wash- Highway Engineer, Notices having been properly ppsted|A. M. Robertson, carrying -pri G ing, ironing or housework. In- Bemidji, Minn. and advertised, it was moved by Hayes, mary election returns, Spoon- 2 5 i Dear Sir: and seconded by Imsdahl, that the pe-| er .. § 1.20 quire at Wagner’s store, Mill Park, Your letter in regard to the approval|tition be granted as to Sections 19 to 33|Sentinel Publishing Co., publis| on er u or Mrs. Bertha A. .ioore. 6t827 cét F:deral ?lddproject in Beltrami grgcmsévg»s atl}lld exg:l:xdmg Sectuotns( 34, 1114115' 3n°otlce of survey, Sec. 8- S e - ounty, received. 5 an , there being a protest from -30 ... : AT ONCE— T have had this matter up with Mr.|the inhabitants of those sections. Sald]C. C. Spencer, services as assist- He Has Just Returned From OVer Three genem]? hg;xsgwgg( GI&‘:S gg"‘ll ‘f:;{ %fibco?}:‘, and he fi,not dmp%ged to cog- niev(;' district to be numbered 25. Car- gnlt”e?oglneer, survey Section oo 5 S £ B th F t L. TI‘ he 5 Stonson. Nymore i’hone .587\75 - sider the proposition which was sub-|ried. -149-30 .. . TV 3 s 5 mitted by the County Board. The road The auditor's statements of cost and|Clayton Collard, services as Years € 1ce In e ron mne enc S 3-827 which thaxot Frlme 1n;ptortan§.e atl gh€ a§stefisn;exfit axgah\st uthe real propetrl(.% g?sai;‘;nan. survey Section 8- s5.26 ; resent time from a state and national |0 e following sections on accoun! = ot s -——: andpoint, Is the conmection bstween|re-survey, were offered, and on mo-|Jjohn Sherberg, services as ax- EVERY RED BLOODED AMERICAN WANTED—Maid for housework; Cn.sds‘ iakeflan;} g’emidjl.fl?n‘()l until mng mmfl dul}" secgndeg maa (I:arrlded. were Aman, survey Section s-x]w-ao - 4.50 HE AR HIM good wages and good home, with is disposed _o! ere w e no other|confirmed, and-.ordered placed on the|August Anderson, services as i project considered in Beltrami county. |tax list: axman, survey Section 8-149-30 24.00 N SHOULD ;I}l con;il’;wnces, 915 Lake let"gdz' nnesota ghway epartment. on ¥ =01, man, survey ection -, v gul o o o e ey - -~ John H. g&ullgn, Section 12-147-35. Alex Oldenberg, services as ax- It 11 k ur'blood bOll and arouse WANTED—Young man, 17 to 19 Deputy Commissioner, of Highways Section §-150-30, o a1, | peman, survey”Section 814930 19.50 will make yo vears of age, to travel, salary $18 The following resolution was offere e petition o er gren et al,|Palmer Sather, services as ax- .. 1o . ok to4 all railroad farbald by e o Toannon who moved its|praying for the establishment of 8| man, survey’ Section 8-149-30.. 18.00 unce of patriotism in you. D paid. xé’optlon: county road in and through the towns|Sentinel Publishing Co., pub- : eVery o p y Apply J. N. Goetz, Mgr., R. No 2, Be it resolved, that the county board|158-159, 33-34 came up for hearing. No lishing notice of hearing on H N - Roes rooming house, Minn. aveune. of Beltrami County, in session this 13th|affidavit of posting notices havin survey Section 29-150-30 .. 3.30 1t828 day of August, 1918, do hereby make been filed, it was moved, seconded and|C. C. Spencer, services as e P S._If you are pro-German stay application for an iadllok,ment fo{hs'rs.ogo gxllrriedu;otg‘ay nu: petlgon on the ta- %rt;ega- on survey, Section 29- so.15 2 , l'k . t WANTED TO B from the Federal Aid funds o e state|ble un e next meeting. - . = .. =4 UY. to aid in the construction and improve- l'l‘he pftmt;n Olfh Hentryb“B‘l;echnter.le; Cla}s"uim Collard, aervicézs uas away, you won t 1ke lty as the Sergean - e 2. . ment of roads. al.,, praying for e establishment o chainman, on survey, Section 4 & 3 ANTED—To u: Beginning at the corner to Sections|county road in and through the towns| 29-150-30 19.50 MaJ or tells of German kultur as it really 18 heavy tewm workyh;:_’s"e ?istl)‘: 10“9 19 and 30, 24 and 25, Town 147, Range|of 154<30, 155-30-31-32 came up forj|Joe Reller, services as axman, : . ] s har- 10 and 30 AN T md Beltrami|hearing. Notices having been properly| ‘on survey Section 29-160-30.. 12.00 and nothing hurts like the Truth. ness. Emory Jarvis, Margie, Minn, Counties), running east two and one-|posted, and the committee report be-|J. D. Woodward, services as . 13t828 half miles between Sections 19 and|ing favorable, it was moved by Ims- chainman on survey section 1 . 30, 20 and 29, 21 anad 28, to quarter cor-|dahl, seconded by Hayes, that the peti-| 29-150-30 12.001 ner to Sections 21 and 28, Town 147,|tion be granted, and ‘order issued, stid)John Peterson, services as axman i : LOST AND FOUND ‘Range 35, then south one-half mile to|road to be numbered 129. Carried. on survey section 29-150-30 6.00 ) - center of section 28, Town 147, Range The petition of Jos. Hampl, asking to|[John Thullern, services as a i > | LOST—Ladies’ wrist watch. Finder 35, thence east two and one-half miles be set off from School District No. 42,| man on survey section 29-150- | return to Pioneer office for reward 4 on quarter line of section 28, 27 and 26|to No. 46, came ‘up for hearing. Notices 30 2 12.00° . b %) . to the quarter corner, section 25 and|having been properly posted, and pub-|Theo. Maesse, Jr., board of crew i Frl u | 3-827 26, Town 147, Range 45, then south to|lished and no protest filed, it was moved | “on survey section 29-150-30 ... 10.00 . P s the Great Northern railroad ?e;v;een byt]:“ienncin. secor{dtid bg E)H?, that the|Sentinel }aublls}f\lng Co., pgblfih- I E EFIT 2 LOIslT—kVViate(i‘man Ideal fountain pen, sections 25 and 26, a distance of 2,725.2|petition be granted. arried. ing notice of survey, Section | nd hlack, in down 2 2-100-8) HO E GUARD B N turn to Pioneerk;mv;lf?cg‘fs(}:ig;.vvar%.e X feet, thence following said railroad to the % corner of sections 26 and 86, Town 147, Range 35, thence east sev- maries authorized a committee of one to look Charles Knutson, procurin; The petition of Walter A. Carlson, praying to be set off from School Dis- trict No. 89, of Beltrami county, to Dis- C. C. Spencer, services as expense of assistant engineer on sur- 149.60 — I | SedVhusaladoe W s A0 P S FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms, 2-829