Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 11, 1922, Page 4

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Unloss credit is given this paper, only the United Press is entitled to the use for re-publication of all news dispatches credited to it, or otherwise and also the local news published herein. . OPFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY [ —— STATE LAND POLICY : “The second meeting of the Tri-state Develop~ ment conference at Milwaukee,” editorially com- ments the Minneapolis Tribune, the first having been held in St. Paul a year ago, and the tacit agreement that the third meeting should be held @ year hence in Michigan evidences a new attitude on the part of those who have studied the problem of land reclamation in these states.” At Milwaukee, interest centered upon the ques~ tion of land clearing because all three of these states have large tracts of cut-over lands. Minne- sota still has large tracts of land denuded of timber as a result of the policy which permitted our great forests of pine to be ruthlessly cut down with noth- ing being done to perpetuate them. We are now trying to correct that by reforesting, at least to some extent, “But our state land policy,” insists the Tribune editor, “is still far from a business-like or a scien- tific treatment of this great question. So long has the idea prevailed that the lands in the ‘cut-over’ region were of little value because of the expense of clearing them that it has been difficult to get the legislature to adopt adequate means of develop- ment.” w o +'This, too, despite ample proof that as fine and rich-and productive soil as can be found anywhere is found in the “cut-over” districts, and that clear- ing may be done at a cost insignificant compared with the results obtained. Another factor in the case is the location of these lands with respect to the market for their products. Lying in the Great Lakes basin they will profit to a large ex- tent by the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence deep water- ways. i " These and other considerations emphasize the importance of the construction and application .of a new land policy on the part of the state, which will hasten the development and use of these idle lands.’ So impressed with this fact is the state lind ‘commissioner that he has withheld or with- drawn from sale large bodies of land hoping 'that conditions of sale may be created by the legisla- ture for the better protection of the interest of the state. State land may, under a provision of the consti- tution, be sold at public auction. An amendment. Members absent: Smith. ‘ Moved by INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER SEVEN OF BEMIDJI, *_ Kellogg because she likes his “corn flakes so well.” Ritchie and. seconded by ‘may be necessary to permit of the adoption of the .best policy. The Bissette law, intended to aid the settler in clearing his land, appears to have been - a step in the.right direction, but seems to require- some amendment to safeguard against abuse. Lake shore lands throughout the state are coming to have a special value because of the: increasing number of summer tourists and the state is-handicapped by existing regulations in dealing with these lands. . .. “Indeed,” concludes, the Wige',;i“thg .whole | Jand poticy ojmmtefsexnfi&mmflé less of a misfit and out of daté, ahd ‘to-require revision at- " anéarly date; 56 Ds to adSptritarypresent and.fus: e - - .. | A0 Tt Wadthoon day-in-October,; : A Last September in July, . {The hoon lay thick ipon’the grotma’ ' " The mud shown in the sky. ' The flowe¥s were sighing: swestly, The birds were full of-gloem; So I went into the cellar To sweep an upstairs room. The time was Tuesday morning, On Wednesday just at night; T saw a thousand mlies away = A house just out of sight. The walls projected backwadrs, « The front was round the back; ','It stood alone with others, * The fence was white-washed black. 3 It-was moon light on the ocean, {22 Not a-street dar was in sight; “The sun was shining brightly And it rained all day that night. It was summer /in the winter, And the rain was snowing fast; { A barefoot boy with shoes on < Stood sitting inathe. grass. It was evening an dthe rising sun Stood sitting in the night; And everything that you could see Was hidden .out of sight. —Contributed. § Now they tell us that in another 17,000 years the earth will again be frozen up. Don’t believe a word of it—if it ever was going to freeze up, it would have frozen up this winter. § 5 § A. J. Beveridge is again a candidate for United States senator from Indiana. With a name like that he ought, in these dry times, to stir up at least 2.75 interest. § § Now -the girls are wearing rubber boots ala Rus- sion style and they haven’t had so much fun since . flopping goloshes were invented. ; § § Uncle' Sam is now. selling $26 savings certifi- cates for $20, and all you need, to get one of them, jis‘the twenty dollars. ! § B X One ‘of the women voters says she is for Senator 8 < If Volstead is défeated for congress maybe they will. make him Secretary iof the Interior. 5 1 % Llo.yd .George may have a cold, but he lets it be known that he is not to be sneezed at. \ Lu.;nberman predict a fine spring business. Knot bad, ‘@ven for a 'lumberman. Bl s 8 It’s a' Qquiet day in California when no one eon- fesses the murder of Taylor. \ § The 17th'of March isn't a legal holiday, but it gets there just the same. Mrs.' Netzer .ana\ Moved by, Ritchle, seconded by Bat- \les, that the following bills be allow: e Tuesday, February 28, 1923, were read and approved. Moved and seconded by Molander and tzer that the sum of $15.000 be paid ward Jackson in accordance with the architect's certificate and statement of details. Moved and seconded by Ritchie and Battles that the sum of $10,000 be paid Roy V. Harker, in accordance with the architect's certificate and statement of I letails Director Battles offered the following preamble anq resolution, and moved their adoption: K % RESOLUTION -PROVIDING FOR THE. ISSUANCE OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS .($100,000.00) OF SCHOOL BONDS BY INDBPENDENT = SCHOOL ~DISTRICT NO..7 OF BEMIDJI, BELTRAMT COUN- TY, M ESOT. * WHEREAS, This, schv%! Q¢pendent School District™ Board of In- Xo7 of Be- “fmiass, Beltrami County,.Miunesota, has been duly authorized and empowered, by a vote in favor thereof of more than Jj&.majority of the legal.voters present and voting at a legally called and duly held School Meeting of this District for that purpése on the 28th day of Ja uary, 1922, to issue the negotiable cou- pon bonds of this District in the ag. gregate amount of One Hundred ‘Thou- sand Dollurs ($100,000.00), for the pur- pose of defraying the expenses to he incurred in installing a heating and ven- tilating and plumbing plant in the High School Building in said District, and for equipping the same with ap) us and _other school furniture, and_said bonds have been duly sold, NOW THEREFORE, RESOLVED BY THE SCHOOL BOARD OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7 OF BEMIDJ1, BEL- TRAMI COUNTY, MINNESOTA: Secction 1.—That there be Issued for the purpose of defraying the sxpenses to be incurred in stalling a heating and ventilating and plumbing plant in said High School -Building, . and for eq ping the same with apparatus and other school furniture, the negotiable coupon bonds of said District in the aggregate amount of One Hundred Thousand Dol- lars ($100.000.00), said bonds to bear ‘dzte March 1, 1932, to mature March 1, 1937, with_interest from date until ‘fully paid at the rate of Five and One half Per Cent (5% %) per annum, pay- pble semi-unnually on the first day of March and September of each year, the Interest to maturity to be represented by appropriate coupons attached to each of said bonds: that said bonds shall be one hundred in number, numbered from 1 to 100 both inclusive, each of the de- nomination of One Thousand Tiollars $1,000.00), both principal and interest payable at the banking house of The Northwegtern National Bank of Minne- apolis, in the City of Minneapolis, Min- nesota, Section 2.—That suid bonds shall be substantially in the following' form, with the necessury variations as ot the numbers thereof, which form is hereby adopted: 5 (Form of Bond) UNITED STATES OF STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF BELTRAMI INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7 OF BEMIDJI MERICA O, $1,000.00 SCHOOL BOND KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES- ENTS, That Independent School District No. 7 of Bemidji, Beltrami County, Min- nesota, acknowledges itself indebted and for value recelved promises to pay to bearer the sum of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS in’gold coin of the United States of the present standard of weight and fineness, on; the first day of March, 1937, ‘with intorest . from date until paid atthe rate of Five and One-half Per Cent (5% %) per annum payable semi-annual- 1y ‘on the first day of' March and Sep- tember of each year, interest to m: turity ropresented by appropriate cou. pons attached hereto, both principal and ‘Interest payable at the banking house of. The Northwestern National Bank of Minnexpolig, in the City of Minneapolis, Minnesota. THIS' BOND is duly and regularly jssued for the purpose of defraying the | expense incurred and to be incurred in equipping a nmew school house Within and for said District, under and by vir- tue. of the General Statutes and Laws ‘of the State of Minneseta, and in strict ith, the @ thereo. isiol AILY PIONEER: - 1T 1S HEREBY CERTIFIED AND RECITED that the issuance of this bond has been Wuly authorized by a vote in favor thereof of more.than a majority fo the legal voters of saild School Dis- trict present and voting at a legally called meeting of the same, duly and regularly held therein for that purpose on_the 28th_day of January, 1922 IT 18 FURTHER CERTIFIED RECITED, that. all acts, conditions and things required by the Statutes and Laws of the Statc of Minnesota, to be done precedent to and in the issuance of this bond, have been properly done, quired by law,.and that- debtedness of said Distric bond, dd6EL | CXEARIL ANYEATINU limitation. ATTH, CREDIT ' ANTE: RES SOURCE of said Independent Sichool District No. 7 of Bemidfi. Bditrami County, Minnesota, and of the School Board of said District as such, are here- by irrevocably, pledged. for the punctual payment of the principal and interest of this bond. IN TESTIMONY pendent School - District . No. 7 .of -Be- midji, Beltrami County, Minnesota, and its School Board have caused this bond, to be signed by its President, the Chair- man _ thereof, and countersigned by the Clerk of the Board, a the coupons hereto attached to be authenticated by the facsimile signatures of said offi- cers, as of the first day of ‘March, 1922,] Signed, J. TUOMY, President of the School Board of In- dependent_ School District No. 7 of Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minnesota. Countersign: FLORE! ¥. NETZER, Cl Clerk of School Board. “Section 3 shall have attached to it an appropriate number of coupons representing the in- terest to maturity, said coupons to be authenticated: by the facsimile signa- tures of the officers signing the bonds, whish coupons shull be substantially in the following form: (Form_of Coupon) Bomidfi, Minnesoty Ny day.of March, September, 19.... Independent School District No. 7 of Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minnesota, will pay to bearer % s oo po s . ONlAFS at banking house’ of The North- western National -Bank of Minneapolis, Minnesota, ‘for the installment of in- terest then ‘due ‘on its School Bond, dated March 1, 1922, No. o5 Signed, 1. T. TUOMY, - President. Countersigned, FLORENCE F. NETZER, Clerk. Sectlon 4.—That said bonds, when prepared and executed by the officers aforesaid, shall be delivered by the Treasurer of this Board to the pur- chasers, upon . their paying into the Treasury the amount of their bid there- for, which is not less than par and ac. crued interest. Section 5.—That the full faith, credit and resources” of said School District and of the School Board thereof as such, be, and the same are. hereby, irrevocably pledged for the punctual payment of the principal and interest of said bonds as they respectively become due. Section 6.—That any action heretofore taken in relation to said bonds not in harmony with the foregoing Preamble and Resolution, is hereby changed and amended in accordance with the provi-| sions thereof. Director Molander, one of the mem- bers of said Board, seconded the motion to adopt said Preamble and Resolution, whereupon the following vote was tak- en_and recorded: Those_voting in . favor thereof: Di- rectors Molander, Tuomy, Ritchie, Bat-| tles, Netzer. Those . voting Smith, absent. Whereupon said Preamble and Reso- lution were declared duly adopted. against: Directors Adjourned. J. T. TUOMY, President. FLORENCE F. NETZER, 1td3-11 Clerk. AND | WHERBOF, Inde- That each of said bonds| | H # 'W'e" éfe showing a very: complets i assortment of Dennisons' decoraz" | tions for St. Patrick’s Day decora” .| tions. ‘ 1 i Jl Favors | Place Cards ; Napkins i Crepe Paper (N new and | . stunning. A | .. fresh assort- ment just ar- rived. | ' PIONEER | STATIONERY §g STORE { e Polar Pie—— . 'Made From Langdon’s Sanitary Ice Cream POLAR PIE The Popular Ice:Cream ‘Bar. v _ASK FOR IT LANGDON MANUFACTURING CO. . DAILY PIONEER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS = E AT SPRING A ||UIHI]H\!\ll!llmIIUUV|llflUHNll\IHIL‘IIIHI\II\I|1II\tlIMflI!}Ili\I[I\Hllltlml\llllll\l!lll UNCEMENT ANNO .. BELTRAMI COUNTY. A%duly called special meeting of the Board of Education was called to order on February 23, 1922, at 1:30 o'clock p. m. by President Tuomy. Moved by Battles seconded by Ritchle that. Molander act as Clerk pro tem. Mcmbers present: Tuomy, Ritchie, Battles, Molander and West. Members absent: Mrs. Netzer, and Mr, Smith. Moved by Battles, seconded by Molan- der that the bid of Edward Jackson for completing the finishing of the Senior- Sunlor High School buflding in accord- ance with revised plans for the unfinish- ed portion of the basement, approved by State Department of Education, Feb- riary 20, 1922, for $17,485.40 be accept- ed, Carried. Moved by Ritchie, seconded by Battles that the bid of Roy V. Harker for com- pleting plumbing, heating and ventilat- o of the Senior-Junior High School bujlding in accordance with revised plans for unfinished portion of the b ment, approved by ate Department of Education Februars ) for $704 be ‘accepted. Carried. Moved by Molunder, seconded by B tes, that the bid of Naylor Kle Compuny for completing electric wir- {ng fxtures and other electrienl equip- ment of the Senior-Junior High School buildlng in accordance with revised blans for unfinished portion of the Basement, approved by State Depar ment of Fducation Februars 20, for $672.96 be accepted. Carried. Moved by Battles, seconded by Molan- dery that the bill of E. I Broomhall for $1:89756 be wllowed. Carried. Adjourned. p J. 7. TUOMY, Presidents. NETZER, Clerk. P FLORENCE ¥, 1tag-1- INDDPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMSER SEVEN OF BEMIDJII. s BELTRAMI COUNTY. i The Tegular meeting..af_the Bourd of Fducatlsh Was called to order Tuesday. February 28, 19 7:30 o'clock P, Me by A. P. Ritchle, sident pro tem. Membets prosent: Ritchle, Netzer, Molander;, Smith, West.fand Battles/ » 1| Members absent: Tuomy. . {inutes offegular mecting E! Thesy Auy;: Pebruary 14, 1922, regulal meet- ing 0f Tuesday, February 21 . and ppegliil ‘niecting of Thursday, . February 23, 1927, ;were rend and- approved. FMoved and seconded by Molander and Smith thas the payroll as re mount- ng to. $8,988.20, bo allowed. Carrie Adjourned. SR 1. T. TUOMY, * President . FLORENCE F. NETZER, PR LKt Clerk. Pre ¢ ENT 6CHOOL DISTRICT | NUMBER SEVEN OF BEMIDJI, I . .BARLTRAMI COUNTY. ‘She regalar meeting of the Board of Bducation was called to_order Tuesday. February’ 21,1922, at 7:30 o'clock P. M. Py iPresident Tugmy. Yombers prescnt: Tuomy, Battles, il 1o, ‘Molander and West. e Battles that Molander, uct ay Clerk pro|Bewnldji Lumber & tem.” Carried. The following bids wWere received for the $100,000.00 issue of bonds to be is- sued. for the purpose of -installing a heating, ventilating and. plumbing plant and other school furniture In the new high school building. ! 1'irst National Bank of Bemidji, $101,- 600.00, its bid being as Tollows: Independent’ School District No. 7 of Bemidji, Bemidjl, Minnesota: We herelry bid One Hundred One Thousand ($101,000.00) Dollars, plus ac- crued Interest, for your proposed issue of One Hundred Thousand ($100,000.00) Dollars of bonds of your School District, sald honds to be Issued for the purpose of installing a heating, ventilating and plumbing plant in your new high school building, and for equipping the same with apparatus and other school furni- ture, This bid is made subject to our attor- opinion as to tho legality of this of bonds. for Two Thousand 00) Dollars, payable to your treasurer. enclosed herewith. The First Nationul Bank of Bemidjl, By It. H, Schumaker, . Cashier. The Minnesota Toan & Trust Com- pany and Kalman Wood. & ,Company. £101,050.00, their hid' being as follow Honorable Board of )\ Education, Ind pendent School District ‘No. 7, Be- midji, Minnesota,, Gentlemen: 2 For the $100,000.00 légally issued bonds of your District’ advertised for ale this date, to be dmted March 1st, 1922, to hecome due and.payable, with- out option of prior paymwnt, on March 1, 1937, bearing Interest at the rate of 5%% per annum, both principal and semi-annual interest payable nt North. western National Bank of Minneapolis, Minnesota, honds in the ‘denomination of $1,000,00 .each; WE{ WILL PAY ¥Oy par and_accrued date of bonds ‘to date of delive nish blank bonds ‘free. ofi‘gddti ta the strict, also the services. of-our.attor- noy in approving the legality of the issue and in luhllllo&?fi%!.m Premtuny of $1,050.00 (One usand Fifty ‘ahd 0-100 Dollars). You aggee to farnish f8 ‘prior to the delivery nds at aur. oftice in Minneapolis, Mififesota, the Tedessary certified . legabapaperst ovi- dencing to the stisfactlankof ot torneys the regularity and Tegall the issue. e As an_gvidence of our good falth,iwe attach hereto our certitied chec $2,000.00 to be held by vou pendinkishe fuifiliment of the above agrcements ' in case the bonds are awarded to .us. Otherwise, and in the event our atbor. neys cannot ‘approve the legnlity of he issue, the above mentioned check is' to be returned to us promptly upon de- mand. Respectfully submitted, \ Minnesota Loan and Trust Company, By E. R. Colborn. Kalman, Wood &' Company, By H. A. Abernesty. Moved by Ritchie and seconded by Battles that the bid of the Nilunesota Loan & Trust Company and Kalman Wood & Company, be accepted. Unani- mously carrled. el L ieieeiiaes E; Hodgdon, deliver: L $458.86 A Carrfed. Movexl by Molander, seconded by Bat- tles, that Ritchie and West be and ure hereby authorized to incur the expense of u trip to St. Paul to investigate the matter of teacher supply and teacher's salarles for the cowing year. Carried. d. Ao J. T. TUOMY, President. ‘A’ 1., MOLANDER, 1tdd-11 “Clerk, pro tem INDEPENDENT SCEOOL - DISTRICT WUMBER SEVEN OF BYMIDII, BELTRAMI COUNTY. A duly called specinl meoting of the Board ofEducation was called to order on IFebruary 28 1923, at 1:30 o'clock P. M. by, .Presidgnt Tuomy. Moved by Battles, seconded by Ritch- fe, that Motander act as Clerk pro tem. Membegs present: Tuomy, Ritchie, Battles, Molunder and Supt. West. Members absen Mrs. Netzer and Ar. Smith. Moved by Hattles, seconded by Mo- Jander thaf the bid of Edward Jackson . OME? All indications point toward a large immi- gration toward Bemidji this season, providing houses can be secured. People, who want to rent are going to find it harder than ever, con- sequently it will be necessary to:Buy or Build, HERE IS WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER We can, help you secure building materials for a 3-room house and porch for about $350.00, We will furnish plans for this house for completing | the finishing jof the T 1igh School building in accordance with .revised pland, for the Unfinished portian’ of the basement, ap- proved by State'.Dcpartment of Fduca- tion February 20, 1022, for $17,485.4( accepted. Cagried. Slovea by Ritchie, seconded by Bat- {les, that_ the bid of Roy V. Harker for comploting plumbing, heating and _ven. tilating of the Senior-Junior ~High School building in_iccordance With the Yovised plans for umfinished portion of the bhasement, approved by State de- partment of Education Februd 1922, for.$704.00, be nccepted. € s " loved by Molander, seconded by Bat- that the-bid of: Naylor® Blectric ieompany! for completing electric Wwir- ing. fixtures and other clectricat ehuip- ment for! the Senior-Junior High School) Duilding, in accordance with ‘the revised lans goi untinished _ portian_. of . the flsemunz by State Depart- [} approved Tt ment of | Education February 20, 1923 for $6572.96, be accep! Catried. Movgd iby. Battles, seconded by Mo ander,! tHat the bill of E. F. Broomhall for $1,697.56 be allowed. Carried. ‘Adjourhed. W G ST, - 7" " Prosident. 1. MOLANDER, Clerk, pro tem 1tas-1t — INDECPEMDENT SCHOOT DISTRICT NUMBER SEVEN OF BEMIDII, BILTBAMI COUNYY. The regular meeting of the Board of Education was called to order Tuesday, March 7, 1952, at 7:30 o'clock P. M. by President Tuomy. Members _present: _Tuomy, Molander, \Ritchie and Battles. hlembers absent: Smith and Supt. Vest. ¥ Netzer, Minutes of the regular meeting of free. We will sell you a lot for $75.00. If you own a residence site worth at least. ... .. Building material costs ............ % Cost of freight, labor, masonry and material. TR freight. . The Company will furnish mg!_e'n;l Advance cash to help pay labor an WE HAVE LOTS IN ALL PARTS - OF:THE CITY, +$1,200.00 6-room House at ... 4-room House at .. . 1,500.00 6-room House at .... . 2,400.00 6-room Modern House at . . 5,500.00 REYNOLDS | DO YOU WANT A , PAYMENT PLAN You pay $175.00 cash and $15.00 per month on building material—$: JUST RECEIVED THIS PROPOSITION——$ location. 1f you desire to buy'a houge, we hg'vpifie best: || R BEMIDJAIVMINN.-REAL' ESTATE - LOANS - INSURANCE .- PHONE 144 I AT [ TR 25.00 down and $5.00 per month on the lot. This means if you own your lot, free from- debt, and have $900.00 cash, you can_ put up a $3,500.00 s house and '”m'y off in -pnqb‘ly:pl!- ments. i PR CLREUA VERY EASY TERMS---$76 and up, depending on | ] 9-room Modern House ... s ...10,000.00 T-room Modern House ... ... 6,500.00 8-room (Bath) Modern House ........ ....4,000.00 & WINTER L AT