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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION- ’ NESOTA. “ October 1st, 1918, The Board of County Commissioners of Beltrami County, met In adjourned wession at 10:00 A. M., October 1st, 1918, with all members present. The minutes of the previous session were read, and on motion duly seconded and.carried, were approved as read, *On motion duly seconded and carried the following plats of re-surveys of Sections were approved, and ordered fil- ed:. ) “Sections 20 and 21, Town 148-32. Section 29, Town 150-30. Section 30, Town 150-30. Section 8, Town 149-30. Section 31, Town 1560-32. 3 It was moved, seconded and carried, i that the following officers of electlon 8 be appointed for the new election dis- ‘ trict of Silver Lake, in the Unorganized Town 146-31: Judges: W. H. McPherson, H. J. Bot- H ting, W. BE. Davis. Clerks: C. H. Allender, Edward* Raf- ferty. 7 = The bid of Petrus Hendrickson, in the gross amount of §$338.00, for the level- ing of one-half mile of Ditch No. 34 road, the filling 'of the old river chan- nel, and the building of one Tamarack bridge and one Tamarack culvert, at'a point between Sections 17, 18, 19 and 20 in the town of Hamre, 155-37, the work 1o be done under the supervision of the the County oBard, was received and the County oBard, was received and considered. It was moved by Hayes, seconded by * Imsdahl, that the bid of Mr, Hendrick- son be accepted, on condition that a . contract with the county be entered in- 4 to, and a bond for the faithful per- formance of the work be furnished. Carried. The petition of Ole T. Sande, et al, praying for a re-survey of Section 20- _# 152-31, came up for hearing. Notice = having been properly posted and sery- ed, it was moved by Lennon, second- ed by Hayes, that the petition be grani- ed, and R. K. Bliler be appointed En- ineer of the survey,»and survey be set ‘or_October 24th. Carried. The petition of W. Schar and others praying for the formation of a new &chool district out of District No, 81, in the town of Woodrow, -came up for hearing. Arguments of interested pgr- ties were heard, and continued until the afternoon session. 5 “ Recess was taken to 1:30 P. M., when 5 the Board reconvened, with all mem- bers present. ‘After further daiscussion regarding the division of School District No. 81, — it was moved by Lennon, seconded by .- Ellis, that the petition be granted, and a new district formed, to consist of the following lands, t6-wit: Sections 1, 2, the SW¥% Sec. 4, the East half of Sec- jons 9 and 16, and all of Sections 10, 1, 12, 18, 14, 15, 22, 23, and 24 of Town 152-81, ebeing the Town of Woodrow, said District to be numbered 27, Car- ried, It was moved by Imsdahl, seconded by Bllis, that the money and movable Bropercy of District No. 81, of this date /' be divided with the new District No. 27, in proportiop to the valuation of the two districts. Carried. Y The petition of H. F. Madlung, pray- ing to be set off from District No. 123, to District No. 26, came up for hear- ing. Notices having been properly published and posted, it was moved by 2 Hayes, seconded by. Ellis, that the pe- “tition be granted. Carried. The petition of Victor A. Carlson, praying to be set off from District No. 89 to District No. 39 of Hubbard coun- ty, came up for hearing. Notices hav- - ing been properly posted and publish- ed, it was moved by Hayes, seconded by Imsdahl, that the petition be granted. Carried. J Moved, seconded and carried to ad- o;a-nAto Wednesday, October 2nd, at M. The Board met at 9:30 A. M., Octob- cer 2nd, as per adjournment, with all members present. No bids having been received for fur- ¥ nishing wood for the Court House and Jall for the coming winter, it was mov- ed by Ellis, seconded by Hayes, that the Auditor be authorized to purchase wood at the prevailing market prices, and to make arrangements ‘with the various banks to pay the properly verified and ‘0, K.’d claims for such purchases, with- out discount, and carrying same until approved by the Board. Carrled. The petition of Knute Treidt, et al., praying for the establishment of a £ county road in Towns 147-30 and 31, came up for hearing. * Notices having been properly post- ed, and the committee report being favorable, it was moved by TLennon, seconded by Hayes, that the petition be ranted, and order he made establishe ng sald read, to be numbered 130. Car- T ied. _The petition of Albert Chilgren, et al,, praying for the establishment of a County Roard in the Towns 158-33-34 and 169-33.34, came up for hearing. > The comnfiittee report being favor- . able, it was moved by Lennon and sec- onded by Hayes, that the peutlm?| be granted and order made establishing “said road, and numbering it 131, Car- ried. A petition signed by Jorgen Langen and twenty-five others asking for the establishment of a county road _in ‘towns 167 and 158-31, was presented. & 1t was moved by Hayes, seconded by Ellis, that hearing be set for November 26th, at 1:30 P.. M., and that Commis- _sloners Lennon and Imsdahl be ap- pointed a committee to view the pro- posed road to meet at the southeast corner of Sectlon 17-157-31, at 2:60 P. M., October 22nd. Carried. < ~° It was moved by Imsdahl, seconded by Hayes, that Engineer J. C. Burke, of Judicial Ditch No. 25, be authorized to inspect the.bridge on Ditch 11, e across the South branch of Rapid Riv- x er in Town 157-32, and appraise the « value of same to the county for purch- ase, and to report at the next meet- ing. Carried. * Tt was moved by Lennon, seconded by Ellis, that the following sums be levied against all the real and personal prop- erty of the following unorganized townships, for road. and bridge pur- oses, to-wit: 146-31, $300.00; 154-3 100.00; 155-31, $700.00; 155-33, $200.0 55-34, $200.00; 155-35, $200.00; 160-36, $200.00; 156-30, $900.00; $156.31, $900.! 156-34, $100.00; 156-35, §$100.0 $100.00; 157-36, $900.00; 156-32, § 157-30, $800.00; 157-33, $200.00; 157 $300.00; 157-35, $900.00; $159-34, $200.00; $157-37, $900.00; 156-33, $200.00; 158-3 $800:00; 158-32, $500.00; $158-3 $200.0 158-35,” $900.00; 159-36, $700.00; 160-35, $200.00; Angle, $200.00. s A petition signed by Martin Sorenson and thirty others, praying for the es- tablishment of a county rong in-Towns b 146-35 and 147-34 and 35, wds present- ed. It was moved by Lennon, seconded by Bllis, that a hearing on the petition be set for November 26th, at 2:00 P. M. and that Commissioners Rako and Hayves be appointed a committee to view the proposed road, to meet at the Northeast corner of Section 36-147- 35, at 11:00 A. M., October 26th. Car- ried. A petition signed by G. W. Voltz and twenty-three others, praying for a change in the route of County Road in Town 147-31, was presented. It was moved by Hayes, seconded by Imsdahl, that Commissioners Rako and Ellis be appointed a committee to view the pro- posed change, to meet at the corner of Sections 14, 15, 22 and 23, 147-31, at 1:00 P. M., October 25th, and that hear- ing be set for November 26th, at 2:30 \ P. M. Carried. The petition of R. Schmechel, et al, praying for a change of the boundar- ies of School District 119, by including that part of Beltrami County now in- cluded in Roseau County District No. 105, to-wit: Sections 19, 20, 21, 28, 29 20, 31, 32 and 33 of Town 160-36, and Bections 4, 5 and & of Town 159-36, was presented. ~On motion duly seconded and carried, hearing was set for No- vember 26th, at 3 p. m praying for a re-survey of Section 20- set for November 26th, at 3:30 P. M. praying for 2 re-survey of Section 21- 147-32, was presented, and hearing was set for November 26th, at 3:45 P. M. was moved by Hayes, seconded by 3, the east half and the south half of D OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE appointed Assistant Superintende . Schools, and salary fixed at $76.00 per KRS OF BELTRAME COUNTY, MIN-|TOnth to date from Sept. 16th. The following applications for abate- ment of taxes were recommended to the State Tax Commission: County Auditor (3), Fenton Jerden. Commissioner Lennon offered the fol- lowing resolution, and moved its adop- tion: and of its residents, and Whereas the Tyler Relief Commis- sion has requested that this county ap- propriate the sum of eleven hundred dollars as its just and equitable share of the necessary relief work in\ said villgge, Now, therefore, be it resolved, that tRls coupty hereby appropriate that there is hereby appropriated the. sum ‘of $1,100.00 to the Tyler Relier| Commission, to be used by said Com- mission in such relief work. Resolved, further, that this appro- priation be paid only after the /pass- age and approval of an act of the Leg- islature of ‘this state legalizing and ratifying such appropriation. Sald resolution was seconded by Commissioner Hayes, and being put to a vote was unanimously adopted, and by the chalrman then presiding so de- clared. _ Recess was taken to 1:30 p. m,, when the Board reconvened, with all mem- bers present. gineger: Leet Bros., Job. 1827, 8. R. H. No. 62, -§441.21 Leet Bros., Job 1806, County Road 102 ;... ... 354.27 County that’ the. above and ordered paid. It was moved, seconded and carried that $200.00 be approprlute? from dit of County Attorney’s Contingent Fund. It was moved, seconded and carried Revenue Fund to the Cre: to allow the following bills: Andrew Johnson. board of pris- ons, August 1918 . Andrew Johnson, expe ing Spooner term of court D. H. Fisk, court commission. fees, State vs. E. C. Palmer. D. H. Fisk, court commissione: fees, State vs. Louis Straw. bridge. .. D. H. Fisk, cou : 3 fees, State vs. Ingvald Sand. D. H. Fisk, court_commissione: . fees, State vs. Jack Conley . H. Fisk, court commisslon fees, state vs. Fred Suckert ‘Albert Randelin, witness f State,vs. Sig. Berken ... Iver Lundstrom, witness State vs. Sig. Berken .... Matt Backstrom, witness State vs. Sig. Berken .. F. O. Nelson, witness fees, vs. John Kyler .. ‘A. M. Robertson, w State vs, John Kyler ... Andrew Ulstrom, witness State vs. John Kyler ... Anton Netland, ~witness State vs. John Kyler ... Iver Lundstrom, _witness State vs. John Kyler ... F. O. Nelson, witness fees, ve., John Kyler ... 5 B. .E. Eide, witness vs. John Kyler .. E. B Eide, witness vs. John Kyler ... Bemidji Sentinel Publis! publish notice for wood ... LI Bemidji Sentinel Publishing publishing commissioners’ pr ceedings, August ........ ... Bemidji Sentinel Publishin publishing notice school hea: ing ... Bemidji Sentinel Publisiing X publishing notice of hearing on set-off ... o Bemidji Sentinel Publishing sunplies for Supt. of schools Bemidji Sentinel Publishing Cu. supplies for sheriff ... Bemidjl Sentinel Publishing Co.. _supplies for superintendent of schools ... .. i Bemldji Sentinel Publis] supplies for audgditor .. It Imsdahl, that Mrs. G. 'W. Campbell be Bemidji Sentinel Publishing & sunplies for register of deeds Bemidjl Sentinel Publishing Co., sunpiies for clerk of court Bemidji Sentinel Publishing Co. sunplies for clerk of court .. Bemidji_Ploneer Publishing C publishing school program of examinations ... i Bemidji Pioneer Publishing Co., supplies for register of deeds Bemidjl Pioneer Publishing Co.; supplies for probate judge. Bemidji Pioneer Publishing C supplies and record for aud or ... eveds erecissssesessizereses ssseesee Bemidji Pioneer Publishing Co., supplies for treasurer ... ....... Fritz Cross Co., St. Cloud. war- rant register for auditor ... Miller-Davis Co.,. supplies for superintendent schools Miller-Davis Co., supplies for county auditor Security Blank Book & Printing "Co., Court Calendar for clerk of court ... e Security Blank Book & Printing Co., register of civil actions, clerk of court .. United Chemical Co.. Minneap: is, supplies for jail ... .o Northern 'Grocery Co., supplies for janitor ... .. J. 1. Holcomb Manufacturing Indianapolis, supplies for jan itor ... v Sk Smith-Robinson Lumber pairs to door ..... Jos. Hahn, hauling refuse Western Union Telegraph 0., c})o%k service 4 months to Sept. W. G. Schroeder, supplies for fail Bemidji Hardware Co. setting glass in court house 5 1..%" Eckstrom, plumbing repairs in court house .. James F. Hayes, mileage attend- ing commissioners’ meeting October ... 2 Hans B. Imsdahl, mileage attend- ing commissioners’ meeting. Qctober .. A ‘William_Lennon, mileage attend- ing Commissioners’ meeting S. W. Ellis, mileage attend com- missioners’ meeting, October.... A. B. Page, rocuring primary election ballots, Blackduck ... Roy K. Bliler. platting notes of survey, of Section 8-149-30..... C. C. Spencer, service of engineer on survey. Section 20-148-32... C. C. Collard, services as chain- man on survey Section 20-148- Sidney Powell, services as ax- man on survey, Section 20- 148-32 .. Chas. Powell, services as chain- man on survey, Section 20-148- Beltrami County State Bank, as- signee Earl Fulsher, services as axman on Survey, Section 20-148-32 .. " Earl Felcher, services as axman on survey Seétion 21-148-32 ... Roy K. Bliler, platting notes of survey Sections 20 and 21-148- Sidney Powell, services ag axman on survey Section 21-148-32.. Chas. Powell, services as axman on survey section 21-148-32.. W. H. Platt, services as axman ~ on survey Section 21-1a8-32... Clayton Collard, services as chainman on survey Section 21-148-32 ... C. C. Spencer, services assisting engineer surv Se 21-148- —~~ ' The petition of Jos. H. Carter, et al,|Roy K. Biiler, platting notes of survey, Section 29-150-30 ... 148-31, was presented, and hearing was|Roy K. Bliler, platting notes of survey Section 30-150-30 The petition of F. B. Cranes, et al,lA T. Rozyski, services as chaln- g:)an on survey, Section 30-150- W. H. Garrison, services as chainman, on survey Section 31-150-22 .ereie e Clayton Roy K. Bliler, plnlth{é notes of Whereas, the Village of Tyler, in this state, has suffered a calamity which hag firnctlcally destroyed said Village, illed and injured a large number Beniidji Sentinel Publiziing R. E. Merrill, livery taking d Dr, L. Parker ,atténdance o town Carlson Variety prisoner ... Peter H. Holm, probate u Marshall Co., disbursements, * The following estimates’ on contract YoRA. Worlc were: presentad. hy.ithe ‘ens |5 D Snyder, 8ervices as Smith-Robinson ~ Lumber James Wynne, i Ditch No. 17 ... .. stimates be approved | oyoqq.podds Lumber Co., No. 11 H. D. Sorenson, services Asst. Norman' Gardner,labor struction Bridge No. 42, 3rd, and 4th ... 3 ebesaids E. H. Gillet, labor on construc- :lon Bridge No. 42, 3rd and 4th ... Norman Gardner, gt:‘ucnon Bridge No. 43, 3rd and T J. Stephani, . 4th . . E. H. Gillet, labor on’ construc 4th ... Richard Kelm, labor on const: H. D. Sorenson, services assisi Howard B. Palmer, s @ b > S Myron Il o o Bl Arnold ~Peterson. material or construction Bridge No. 54, 5th Dave Peppin, work cutting road e P = H. W. Dunkelberger, work Jess Wilson, dragging road Jess Wilson, dragging roads E. A. Dahl & Co., board of engin- Hans Anderson, maintenance Attest: J. Collard, chainman on survey Section 31-160-32 ... e C. C. Spencer, services as assist- ant engineer on survey section 81-150-32 survey, Section 31-150-32 ... Lester Smitk, services as chaln- man on survey section 31-150- Robert Smith, services as axman on survey Section 31-150-32 ... W. C. Cline, services as axman on. survey ‘Section 31-150-32...... M. Smith, services as axmgn on survey Section 31-150-32 Publishing notice of survéy, Section 81-150-32 .. & Bemidji Sentinel Publishing e publishing notice of hearing, survey Section 20-152-81 tor to Mrs. Sekok, pauper, un- organized town ... Hans Bf Imsdahl, committee work investigating case of Mrs. Sekok, pauper .. Sekok, pauper, unorganized insanity case Peder Pederson, unorganized town. ... Arnold Peterson, repalrs to coun- ty pile driver .. way engineer ... lumber for repair ' of drags, AT road No. 2 Baudette Maehine & Welding Co., repairs to truck on State Road No. 11 ... H. B. Imsdahl, committee Worksy inspecting bridge at end of um for maintenance State Road gineer, state Road No. 3 .. Clayton Collard, services rodman state Road No. 8.... ...... Howard B, Palmer, services as rodman, State Road No, 3. H. D. Sorenson, services As engineer County Road 77 . Howard B. Palmer, services as rodman County road 77 .. John Suckert, logs: for constru tion Bridge No. 39 ... A. P, White, labor on construc- tion Bridge No. 39 ... % Joe Wolkenxlabor on construc- tion Bridge No. 39 ... J.. Stephani, labor on construc- tion Bridge No. 42, 3rd and 4th F. V. Gardner, labor on construc- :Itr;ln Bridge No. 42, 3rd" and on con- th .. S . Otto G. Myran, labor on censtruc- tion Bridze No, 42, 3rd and 4th F. V. Gardner, labor on construc- tion Bridge No. 43, 3rd and labor on cqn: iabor on constric- tion Bridge No. 43, 3rd and tion Bridge No. 43, 3rd and 4th Otto G. Myran, labor on construc- tion ‘Bridge No. 43, 3rd and tion hridge No. 44, 3rd 7 H. A. Fladhammer, labor on con~ struction Bridge No. 44, 3rd ... Otto O. Myran, labor on construc- tion Bridge No. 44, 3rd John Wolden, piling for bridge No. 55, 4th ... H. D. Sorenson, ~Engineer County bridge No. 46, Ath ... Clayton Collard, = services -as 9:1)1‘;inman. State Road No. 6, D. J. Koons, repair of tractor servicts Asst. road drag, 5th .. Arnold .Peterson, repairs to road drag, 5th ... g H. J. Ernest, freight and demur- rage on _culverts, Bergman contract, 5th ... H. D. Sorenson, services assists ant engineer county roads and state roads, 5th ..... H. D. Sorenson, services assistant engineer construction ‘bridge No. 29 ant ergineers, Job 1827, Leet Bros. contract ervices rod- man State and County roads, 5th . Rak B ‘committee work ;ifiwing road Town 147-31, t is, Tabor on.sinkhole, county road No. 27, bth ... in Town 157-33 .. Silas Beckwith, work on roads in Unorganized Town 157-36 .... Nick Bole.work on roads in un- organized town 157-37 .. Walter C. Schilling, work ~ on roads in unorganized town 157-37 .. e in_unorganized town 157-37. roads in unorganized town 159- State 5. Weyer, care Firs ‘Bank, Williams; work on roads in unorganized town 158-83 .... B. Dunkerberger, work on roads in - unorganized ‘Town 159-33 ...... ... ; . ‘W. H. Genson, work on roads in unorganized town 159-34 ... B. Weyer, cate First Sta "Bank, Williams, work on roads in unorganized town 159-34 ...... Frank Scanlon, work on roads in unorganized town 159-34 ......... eers, July .. work on roads ... F. J. Tornvold, force account work on bridge .. August Scratcher, force account work on bridge .. . e ‘Wm. Hoscheid, force account la- bor on bridge ... Edwin Johnson, force account work on bridge - Chester Rud, force account wor on bridge ... J. S. Turner, force account work on bridge . F. E. Johnson, ma account bridge ... Carl Madison, force account work on bridge % Andrew Tangbakke count work on bri John Swentik, force accoun work on bridge .. Wm. Hoscheid, force account work on bridge R e B J. W. Collins, force account work on bridge ... Adolph Gljelhaug, work on bridge Charles R. Wells, mov ing and filling culverts from Ditch No. 11 ... Roy K. Bliler, servi eer, and expenses - Clayton Collard, services as rod- man on Job }827‘ Leget Bros. contract ... It was move - force account ing, plac- s a8 engin- 10 a. m. .. GEORGE, County Auditor. services as S, county of Beltrami, wherein said lands! are situate, that the assessment upon 8 the lands so surveyed has been submit- ted to the county board of said count. and that this board will meet at thi Court House, at Bemidji, Minn., Novem- ber 26th, 1918, to correct and confirm said assessment. Owner's Description Amount Name. of Lands. Assessed. Crookston Lumber Company, NE¥% Section 31-150-32 $12,78 Crookston Lumber Company, NWY NEY Section 31-150-32 12,78 Crookston Lumber Company, SW1; NEY% Section 31-150-32 12,73 Croukston ° Lumber Company, SE% NEY Section 31-150-32 12,73 Crookston Lumber Company, NE} NWI Section 31-150-32 12.73 Crookston Lumber Company Lot 1, Section 31-150-32 . 14.42 Crookston Lumber - Company, Lot <2, Section 31-150-32 14.37 Crookfilog Lumber Company, SEl NW1, Section 31-150-32 12,93 Crookston Lumber Company, NEY SW14 Section 31-150-3: 12,73 H. Opsahl, Lot 3, Section § 32 o 14.39 Crookston Lumber = Company, Lot 3, Section 31-150-32 .. 14.39 \’\v'ln'_xb (g;mson, Lot 4, Section 31- 50~ 14, Crookston Lumber mpany,. i Skl SWI; Section 31-150-32 12:73 Crookston Lumber Company, NEY SEY% Section 81-150-32 12.73 qrookston Lumber Company, NW¥% SEY, Section 31-150-32 12.73 Crookston umber Company, SWi; SE14 Section 31-150-32 - 1278 Crookston ~Lumber Company, SE SE%, Section 81-1§0-32 12,78 3 -Total «..... . $210.31 By order of the County Board of Commissioners, Beltrami County, Minn. Dated this 2nd day of October, 1918, - J.CL, GtEORGlli‘-. ounty Aud T, 41(46) 4 £ ruc- S, A. Stefanowicz, Work on roads - seconded and carried to adjourn to November 26th, 1918, at A. E. RAKO, Chairman of the Board. M. H NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF RVEY, Notice is hereby given that the sur- vey of Section 21, (31), Township One Hundred Fifty (150), Range Thirty- two (32) in accordance with Chapter 250, Laws of 1895, has been completed, | Heirs of O. Lucken, Lot 7, Sec- and plats of said survey filed in the 36.00 ! Register of Deeds’ Office, in and for the! H. Fuller, Lot 8, Section 30-150- J. H. Thullen, NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF SURVEY., Notice {s hereby given that the sur-| " vey of Section Eight (8), Township One Hundred Forty-nine (149), Range Thir- ty (30), in accordance with Chapter 250, Laws of 18 has been completed, and iplats of said survey flled in the Regis- ter of Deeds’ Office, in and for the County of Beltrami, wherein said lands are situate, that the assessment upon|® the lands so surveyed has heen submit- ted to the County Board of said County, and that this Board will meet at the| s Court House at Bemidji, Minn., Novem- ber 26th, 19187 to correct and confirm said assessment. Owner's Description Amount ~Name. of Lands. Assessed. Ruby 8. Steward, NE¥% ’ Section, 8-149-30 Ruby S: Steward, Section §-149-30 .. A. Anderson, SW N 8-149-30 R. Matheg, tion 8-14 Crookston "\ NEY NW1, Section 8-149-30 1231 St. Croix Pine & Cedar Co,, NW NW1i, Section 8-149-30 12.31 Crookston Tumber Co v, SWi, NW1; Section $-149-3Q.... 12,31 A. Anderson, SE% NW1{ Sectipn §-149-30 .. - 1231 A. Anderson, 8-149-30 ... 12.31 12.31 12.31 Crookston ’ er NWY% SWY% Section Crookston Lumber ‘ompany SW1, SW1 Section 8-149-30, J. Sherberg, SEY% SW1 Sec 8-149-30 12.31 R, Mather, Section 12.31 A. Anderson, NW SE% -149-30 ... J. Sherbeorz. 12.81 12.31 12.32 ... $196.97 By order o Board of Commissioners, Beltrami County, Minn. Dated this 2nd day_of October, 1918, J. L. GEORGE, County Auditor, 41(45) NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF SURVEY, Notice is hereby given that the sur- vmr of Sectlon Twenty-nine (29), Town- ship One Hundred Fifty (150), Range Thirty (30), in accordance with Chap- ter 250, Laws of 1895 has been com- pleted, and plats of said survey filed 149.41 {in the Register of Deeds’ office, in and for the County of Beltraml, wherein sald lands are situate, that the assess- ment upon “the lands so surveyed has been submitted to the County Board of said County, and that this Board will meet at the Court House at Bemidii, Minn., November 26th, 1918, to correct and conflrm said assessment. 78.75 | Owner's Description Amount Name. of Lands, Assessed. E. H. Kolden, NE} NE¥% Sec- tion 29-150-30 e .$10.10 A. Reinhard, NW1; } 0-30 oS 29-15 10,10 A. Reinhard, 29-150-3 10.09 A. Reinhard, § 29-150-30 10.09 Crookston Tumber o) NE% NW1Y Section 29-150-30 10.10 7 T. L. C. Thompson, NWi; NWig, Bection 29-150-30 .. 10.10 . L. C. Thompson, § Section 29-150-30 10.09 . L. C. Thompson, § Section 29-150-30 10.09 T. Y. C. Thompson, N Section 29-150-30 ... e 10000 Heirs of 0. Lucken, NW Section 29-150-30_ ... 10.10 R. H. Borden, SW¥ 8Wi ‘tion 29-150-80 ... .. 10.09 Sever Severson, SEY SW, Se tion 29-150-30 e 10.09 A. Reinhard, NE¥ SE1, Section | 29-150-30 10.09 United States, NW3¥ SE “Sec- tion 29-150-30 ... Sever Severson, SWi; SE# Sec- tion 29-150-30 .. . 10.09 Helen E. Feeney, SEY SEY%, Sec~ tion $9-150-30" . - 10,09 Total ... ... $151.49 By order of the County Board of Commissioners, Beltrami County, Minn. Dated this 2nd day_of October, 1918, J. L. GEORGE, County Auditor. 41(44) NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF SURVEY, Notice is hereby given that the survey of Section Thirty (30), Township One Hundred Fifty (150), Range Thirty (30), in accordance with Chapter 250, Laws of 1895, has been completed, and plats of said sur- vey filed in_the Register of Deeds’ of- fice, in and for the county of Bel- trami, wherein said lands are situate, that the assessment upon the lands so surveyed has been submitted to the County Board of sald county, and that this Board will meet at the Court House at Bemidji, Minn., November 26th, 1918. to correct and confirm said assessment. s Owner's Description Amount Name. of Lands. Assessed. Heirs of O. Lucken, NE¥% NE%, Section 30-150-30 ..o $11.08 H. Fuller, NW% NE¥% Section 30-150-30 11.08 H. Fuller, Lot 6, Section 30~ Heirs of O. Lucken, Lot 5, Section 30-150-20 - 2 . 975 Chas. O. Moon, e . Section 230-150-30 puv. .. 11.08 Homer C. Baer, Lot 1, Section 30- 150-30 .. U ... 11.39 M. H. Hitchings, Lot 2, | 230-150-30 ...... 11.30 ¢ M. H. Hitchings, ¢ 11.08 tion 30-150-30 . evsdsevaieetveton Hitchings, west 30 rods ection 30-150-20.... 4.15 8B SWi H. Fuller, SW1, Section -150-30 . . ..... 11.08 H. Hitchings, Lot 3, Section 3 -30 .. esiiems: .. 1122 M. H. Hitchings, Lot 4, 30-150-30 1115 SEY SWi less 1 | | west 20 rods Section 30-150-30 6.92 tion 30-150-30 . 4.26 I | H. JFuller, “NW L SEY, L. Bourdon, SW¥.'SE1"” 3 araasas Yo 1% Section L. Bourdon, Section $0- By order of the County Board of Commissioners, Beltrami County, Minn. Dated this 2nd day_of October, 1918. J. GEORGE, County Auditor. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF Notice is hereby given that the sur- vey of Sections 20 and 21 (Twenty and I Township One Hundred Forty-eight (148),. Range Thirty-two (32) ip accordance with Chapter 250, T.aws of 1895, has been completed, and plats of said survey filed in the Regis- er of Deeds' Office, County of Beltrami, wherein said lands are situate, that the assessment upon the lands so surveyed has been sub- mitted to the County Board of sald county, and that this Board will meet at the.Court House at Bemlidji, Minn,, to correct and confirm said assessment. Twenty-one), C. Spangler, NE tion 20-148-32 .. A . Waterman, NW¥ NE tion 20-148-32 J. C. Spangler, § tioh 20-148-32 J. C. Spangler, tion 20-148-32 W. Waterman, N ' tion 20-148-32 tion 20-148-32 | Walker & Akéley, Lot 1 @ tion 20-148-82 tlon 20-148-82 tion 20-148-32 tion 20-148-32 tion 20-148-32 ] N tlon 20-148-52 o) Lot 4, Section 21 John Dewar, I« Lot 3, Section 21-148-32 .. Ci ber NEY% SWi4, Section M. Munssan, NWy SWi 0. Melgaard tion 21-148-3 W. tion 21-148 G. Souder, NWi SE% tion 21-148-3. ami County, Minn. Commissioners, Be Dated this 2nd day_of October, 1918. County - Auditor. NOTICE OF HEARING PE’I‘I’I‘—ION FOR a petition has been ed to the Board of Count; sioners of Beltrami Count. ing that said Bourd shal 3 surveyed, located and staked out pursu- ant to Chapter 250, Laws of 1885, all gections, and property lines pertaining to Section Twenty-one (21), Township One Hundred Forty-seven (147), Range thirtv-two (32); efore, notice is hereby giv- aring on sald petition will t the office of sald board, October 26th, The owners of the lands to be affected by such survey as they appear on the latest tax duplicates, are as fol- en that a he be granted a at Bemidji, $ Range [esttteteres Thos. S. Hession, NEY NE% 8. Hesslon, NW NIl Bert B, Peterson, SW1 Bert B. Peterson, Sk NIy . Pats Larkin, S, Hesslon, NW1; N . Opsahl, SW¥% NW1, esslon, SE4 A . McMullin, all_SI By order of Commissioners, this"2nd day of Octob- J. L, GEORGE, County Auditor. ) £359 NOTICE OF ASSESSM Notice is hereby given that the sur- 2.77 Andrew Clavin, NEY SW {Henry Funkley, NW%I/. S“”‘% Henry Funkley, SWi{ SWi Andrew Clavin, SEY% SW Kenneth Mclver, NEY SEY% Bastian Bastianson, SE Bastion Bastionson, SW. SE;/Z Bastion Bastionson, SE% SE¥%... Total ... $127.80 By order of the County Board of Commissioners, Beltrami County, Minn. Dated this 2nd day of October, 1918. . GEORGE, Count; t $1041) ounty Auditor. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF SURVEY. Notice is hereby given that the sur- vey of Section Eleven (11), Township™ One Hundred Forty-six (146), Range Thirty-two (82), in accordance with Chapter 260, Laws of 1895, has been completed, and plats of said survey fil- ed in the Regigter of Deeds’ Office, in and for the County of Beltrami, where- in said lands are situate, that the as- sessment upon the lands so surveyed has been submitted to the County Board of said County, and that this Board will meet at the Court House at Bemid- ji, Minn.,, November 26th, 1918, to cor- rect and confirm said assessment. Owner's Description Amount Name. of Lands. Assessed. Walker & Akeley, NE% NE § George A. Davis, NWi{ NEY Geo. A. Davis, SW¥% NE¥ . 00 'S RRNCNONRABRRRBNRE i e O S0 i i i e S0 Geo, A. Davis, NE% NW Walker & Akeley, NWi§ O. N. Johnson, SWi NW¥ Geo. A, Davis, SEY4 NWig J. E. Swanson, NEY% SWi O. N. Johnson, NWi SWi . J. E. Swanson, Lot 4 J. E. Swanson, SE}{ § John Swanson, Lot 2 J. E, Swanson, NW 1§ J. E. Swanson, SW¥ SEY John Swanson, Lot 3 ... Total $132.45 By order of the County -Board of Commissioners, Beltrami County, Minn. Dated this 2nd day of October, 1918. J. L. GEORGE, County Auditor. 41(40) - NOTICE OF SURVEY, Notice is hereby given, that the peti- tion of tax payers of Section Twenty (20), Township One Hundred Fifty-two (162), Range Thirty-one (31), locate@ in the County of Beltrami, state of Minnesota, asking that the County Board of said County shall cause to be surveyed, located and staked out all section and property lines pertaining to said section, has been duly granted by sald Board, and that R. K. Bliler, County Surveyor, has been appointed to make ‘such survey, commencing Octo- ber- 24th, 1918. By order of the County Board of Bel- trami County, Minn, Dated this 1st day of October, 1918. J. L. GEORGE, County Auditor. P00z 070100 900000092890 41-42(50) NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR SURVEY, ~Whereas, n_'petition has been pre- sented to the Board of County Commis- sioners of Boltraml County, Minn, ask- ing that sald Board shall cause to be surveyed, located and staked out, pur- suant to Chapter 260, Laws of 1895, all sections, and property lines pertaining to Section Twenty (20), Township One Hundred Forty-eight (148), Range 31, Now, therefore, notice is hereby gi en, that a hearing on sald petition will be granted at the office of said Board, at Bemlidji, Minn, November 26th, 1918. The owners of the lands to be affected by such survey &8 they appear on the [latest tax duplicates are as follows 5 gy v Name. . SEa @ o EzZ 2 Sef 3 o we* o T, B. Walker, NEY NE§ 0 148 31 T, B. Walker, NW% NE¥ 0-148-31 A. W. Stockwell, 8 é NE 0 148 8% Walker & Akeley, SEY% NEi; 20 148 81 Jos. H. Carter, NE} NW¥ 0 148 31 Jos. H. Carter, NW NW, 20 148 31 H. L. Nehls Investment Co. SW1% NW 148 .‘ H. L. Nehls Invest SEV}\ N\\"&f .20 148 31 H. L, Nehls Inv NE SW¥ 148 31 H. L. Nehls Inv NWY 8Wi 148 81 Kristina Cisten, 2 149 31 Kristina Cisten, Ski% SW4 148 31 T B, Walker, NI2Y, SE14 0 148 31 T. B. Walker, NVV@ SEY . 148 31 Frank B. Lane, SW% SiK} 148 31 Frank B. Lane, SEY% SEY 148 31 By order of the Board County Commissioners, this 2nd day of Octob- er, 1918, J. L, GEORGE, County Auditor. 41-43(47) SCHOOL DISTRIC TICE. Notice I3 hereby given, that a peti- tion purporting to be signed hy o ma- pority of - e frecholders who are qual- ffled to vote at school meetings in each v renool districts pumbeied 119 of Beltrami County, and 105 of the Coun- ty of Roseau, state of Minnesotn, ask- ing that sald district of Roseau coun- ty No. 105 be divided by taking there- from Sections Naos. 19, 20, 21, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33 of the Town 160-36, ana Sections 6, 5, and 4 of the Town 159-36, all_of which are in Beltrami County, and adding the same to the Unorganiz- ed District No, 119 of Beltrami county, was presented to the county board of sald county at n session of said board held on the 2nd day of October, 1918; that a hearing on said petition and of all persons interested therein has been granted and will be had at a session of Twenty-four Forty-seven (147), Range Thirty-four (34), in ac- cordance with Chapter 250, 1895, has been completed, and survey flled the Register of Deeds’ office in and for the county of wherein sald lands are sit- 7% 1ands so surveyed has been submitted to the Board of County Commigsioners of said county, and that this board will meet at the Court House at Bemlidji, November 26th, 1918, and confirm said assessment. Descriptionn e, |Jullus ¥, Hollender, NEE% NEY% Kenneth Meclver, Kenneth Mclver, SI5% NE% ... Andrew Clavin, NEY NW1, . {Andrew Clavin, NWl NWi; L. H. Emberland, 8W1; NW1, Andrew’Clavin, SE¥% NWig .. OO Shbbbes 3282838 said board to be held at the office of the county auditor in the court house in the city of Bemidjl, in said county, on the 26th day of November, 1918, at 0 o'clock in the afternoon. Dated this 2nd day of October, 1918, By order of the county board of Bel- trami county, Minn. (Seal.) J. L. GEORGE, County Auditor, and ex-Officlo Clerk of the Board. 41-42(49) Compliment for Grandpa. Grandpa was viciting in a family where there was a little girl named Luecille. After he had gone someone sald, “Well, Lucille, what do you think of grandpa?’ “Oh,” she said, “1 think he 18 just awful cute.” e KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT 2 SHOE POLISHES PRESERVE THE LEATHER LIQUIDS AND PASTES ] FOR BLACK WHITE,TAN, DARK BROWN OR OX-BLOOD SHOES DALLEY CORPORATIONS, LTD. BUFFALO,N. —— 5