Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 26, 1922, Page 3

b 4. - i e 4 2 ] { 1 \ \ \ i | d \H"I? TERb I o | X I . " d | THE BEMIDJI DALY FIONEER g OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISS- IONERS, APRIL, 4, 1022 The Board of County ' Commisiloncrs met in regular session on Tuesday, .pril 4th, 1922, at 10 o'clogk In the orenoon. S Mecembers present: Edward Paulson, H. B. Imsdahl, J. F. Hayes, Wm, Len- non and S, W, Ellis. Minutes of *the preceding raeetin wero read and approved on “motion o Hayes, seconded by Imsdanl gni duly Moved by . Imsdahl, seconded by Hayes, that Stanley Moorhead of Onk island, be appointed assessor for the Town 'of Angle, p I3 Motion carried. ol Moved, seconded and' carried- to-take recess until 2:30 p, m. Board reconvened at 2:30 p;m. with all_members present. LIEAY Commissioner Hayes offeged"the fol- ‘lowng Resolution and moved its ad- option. - : Whereas, a petition has. been filed with the County Board with the ‘ep- proval of the- County Superintendent: of Schools endorsed thereon signed, and acknowledged by a majority of the freeholders who reside in the proposed new district herein described and who q are entitled to vote at school meetings 8 at their respective district and duly veritied by the affidevit of one of the residents of said proposed new district aying for the organization of a new 'school “district out of the territory hereinafter described, all of sections 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, K3 of 27, all of sec- tions and_36, Town of Buzzle, Twp. 148, ‘Range 33, "and the' County ‘Board has appointed’ a time and place for hearing upon said petition, Now, therefore, Notice is Hereby Given, that a hear- ing upon said petition 'be had upon said petition to be had byi sald Board commencing May 2nd, 1922, at 2 p. m. at the office of the County Board in the court house at Bemidjl, In Beltrami ‘County, at which time and place the said County Board will hear argu- ments of all persons interested for or against the proposed organization of a new school district. g ‘Above 'resolution .was, seconded by Imsdahl and duly .carried. . Commissioner Ellis offered the fol- lowing Resolution .and ;moved its ad- option: 33 : ‘Whereas, a pemlon'slfn‘ d by Claus A. Christenson, ‘a freeholder of ‘School District No. 99. in this county. repre- % senting that he is owner of "the ‘fol- ] lowing described’ lands situate in' the 1 County of Beltrami, to-wit: Northeast { Quarter of ‘the Southeast Quarter, Sec. 10, Twp. 148, Range- 32, has been pre- i sented to the County Board of Bel- trami . County asking that his said L lands_‘may be set off from said_dis- ] trict. No. 99 to district No. 46, and the 3 Board has appointed .:the time and i place of hearing thereon. x Therefore, Notice is” Hereby Given, 4 that said petition will be heard by said commenc- Board at a session thergof i ingon the 2nd day of May, 1932, at 9 2:30 p. m. at the office of the County . Commissioners in the court house at and pla¢e the Board will' hear the evi- dence and arguments of ‘all persons interested for or against the granting of Era,yer “of petitioner. The above resolution was seconded . by _Hayes, and duly carried. Moved by Ellis, seconded by Hayes, d duly carried that the following ap- plications for abatement be approved and referred to the Minnesota Tax Commission: % Bemidji_in sald County ‘at-which time o 1250 Morris Dalley, 1251 John A. Thoren. 12562 Beltrami County. 1253 H. L. Nehls, 1254 Carl Eggen. . - 1255 Beltrami County. 1256 Beltrami County. 1257 Wm, Chichester. 1258 Henry Sterling. 1259 J. C.r Spangler. Commissioner Ellis offered the fol- lov!vllng resolution and moved its ad- option: Whereas, exclusive of .moneys deriv- ed fromr federal afd, the .county ‘of £ 1, 1919, expended in permanently im- L1 proving, in accordance with pians and ! specifications therefore dpproved .by the Commissioner _of Highways. - roads known astrunk highways, .described in afticle 16 of the Gonstitutlaii-o: tie State of Minnesota, and . héretofors more definitely fixed and ‘determined by the Commissioner of Highways, on account of contracts’ entered.into by aid county " dated isubsequently to bruary 1, 1919, and prior to April 1921, moneys which, together with interest’ at the rate of five per cent from the respective dates of such ex- penditures to the date hereinafter fix- ed as the date of the bonds herein- after provided for, amount to as much as_the sum of $54,988.18 and Whereas, the nioneys so_ expended ‘Wero derived from taxes, or State High- way aid, or temporarily transferred from bond, interest or sinking funds. and nonc ‘of such expendituras have been or are to be pald out of the pro= ceeds of bonds issued under Chapter 265, Laws of Minnesota, 1919, or any otherigeneral law of this state, or of funding or refunding bonds of the county "heretofore issied or money to be_derived from federal aid, and Whereas, the amount of such expen- ditures has been checked over and ap- proved by the Commissioner of High- ways to the extent for which reim- bursement is hereby desired, and Whereas, the Commissioner of High- ways has certified that the bonds here- inafter specified are such as will be paid by the State of Minnesota, at their \ maturity out of the Trunl Hirhwav Fund and only out of that fund, In ac- cordance with the provisions of Chap- ter 522, Laws 1921, and Whereas, this county desires_relm- bursement’ from the State of Minne- sota out of the Trunk Highway for such_expenditures, i Now, therefore, 2 Be {t Resolved, that the -County of Beltrami, Minnesota, issue its bonds in the sum 'of $54,988.18. That said bonds shall be 55 in number, numnered con- secutively from eighty-six (86) to one hundred forty (140) inclusive, shall be of the denomination’of$1000.00° cach, except one bond mumbered 140 which shall be in the denomination of $988.18, and shall be dated January 1st, 192 and shall mature as fo principle as fo ows: Bonds numbered 86 to 90 inclusive, on January 1, 1932; Bonds numbered 91 to 100 inclusive, on January 1, 1933: Bonds numbered 101 to 110 inclusive, on_January 1, 1934; Bonds numbered 111 to 120 inclusive, on_January 1. 1935} Bonds numbered 121 to 130 inclusive, on_January 1, 1986} Bonds numbered 131 to 139 Inclusive, on_January 1, 1837; - 3 JoBond numbered 140, on January 1, Said bonds shall hear Interest at the rate of six per cent (8 per cent) per annum, payable semi-annually on the st day of July and January in each Year, which shall be évidenced by ap- ¢ propriate interest coupons, each evi- H dencing the interest for a 'six months period, and shall pe payable as to prin- cipal and interest at such place as pur- chaser may direct. That said bonds shall be in subgta: tially the following form with n sary variations as to numbers inations and maturities which, form is hereby approved and addpte - No. s 3. UNITED STATES OF AMERICY B STATE_OF. MINNESOT'AEI P COUNTY OF BELTRAMI TRUNK HIGHWAY REIMBURSE- MENT_BOND Know All Men By.These Presents that the County of Beltrami. Minne- sota, acknowledzes itself indebted, and for value received promises to bearer ( in gold he s present standard of weight ness. on the | six per cent per annum payable semi- hinually he 1st day of July and terest coupons as the; come due, both principal and <+ Deing vayable at. City of . This bond under authofity of and in_ strict comi- pHanee with the laws of the State of Minnesota, thereunto enabling and * more particularly Chapter 522, 1921 on_account of expenditures made in~ permanently improving roads known-as trunk highways described in Article 16, of the Constitution of the State of Minnesota, and theretofore Beltrami has subsequently to February |- 1| Board Laws| | definitely designated, fixed and -deter- mined by the Commissioner of High- whys. It is hereby Certified and Recited that all acts, conditions and things re- quired by the Constitution and Laws of the State of Minnesotn, to be and to be done precedent to and in the is- suance of this bond, including the exe- cution of the certificate of the Com- missioner of Highways required by Chapter 522, Laws 1921, 4 copy of which s endorsed thereon, have been properly done, happencd aid been pors ormed, in regular and due form and time as required by" law, and ‘that the ‘total indebtedness of .sald countys including this bond, docs not exceed un’}r constitutional or”statutory limit. he' full faith, credit and_ resources of said county of Beltrami, Minnesota, are hereby irrevocably’ pletiged for the !]ngn ual payment of the principal ‘and nterest of this bond at maiurity.., In Witness Wheréof, the Count. Board of Beltrami' County, Minnesot: has caused this bond to be signed k: its chairman, andby the County Tre urer, and countersigned by.the Count. Auditor, and sealed with his offi seal, this day of ““Countersigne inty Board County, Minnesota. (seal) County Treasurer, .County, Minnesota. is to be printed on The following the back of this bond: ORDER -NO. 1959 I, C. M. Babcock, Commissioner of Highways, of the State of Minnesota, do ‘hereby_certify that the County of Beltrami, Minnesota, is entiled to issue Its bonds in the aggregate sum of $34- 988.18 under_section 2, subsection (b) of Chapter 522, Laws.1921, that sald bonds when so issued are such as will be paid by the State of Minnesota at their maturity out of the Trunk High- way fund and only out of that fund, nce with the provisions of Chapt 2, Laws 1921; that said bonds are to be known as Trunk Highway Reimbursement Bonds of Beltrami County, to be dated January 1, 1922, and to' be numbered from. eighty-six (86) to one-hundred forty (140)° in- clusive. Dated at St. Paul, Minnesota, 1st day of February, 1922. BABCOCK, this C. M. Commissioner of Highwiys _of the State of Minnesota. (Commissioners Seal) That the coupons attached to said bonds shall be in substantially the fol- lowing form: A. D, 19. Y Minnesota, will pay to bearer.. Dollars ( :.) in Gold Coin, at Minnesota, & the semigannuai installment_ of interest due on its Trunk Highway Re- Il?burse&pexit Bonds dated Chairman County Board County Treasurer. Countersigned County "Auditor. -Be it Further, Resolved, that the chairman of. this Board, the county treasurer and the County Auditor be and they are here- by authorized and directed to cause said bonds to be prepared in said form and execute the same on bekalf of the county, and that the county auditor be and he is hercby authorized to seal said bonds with his official seal and that the chairman of ths board, the county treasurer and the county aud- itor be and they are hereby author- ized to ‘execute the coupons of said bonds by ‘the facsimile or their signa- tures, printed, lithographed or engrav- ed thereon, and that said bongs when 80 executed shall be placed in the cus- tody of the treasurer, to be by him de- livered as hereinafter provided. .Be it further, esolved, thai bids for the purchase ok said bonds hereinbefore specified be gpened and considered by the County Board ‘of said County at a meeting thereof, which is. hereby fixed to be held at the court house, in Bemidji, Minnesota, at 11 o'clock a. m. on the 2nd day of May, 1922, ““Be it further Resolved, that notice of said meeting of this board to be held at the time and place above speci- fied for the consideration o said bids for the sale of said Bonds, be published in The Bemidji Sentinel, a newspaper published at Bemidji, Minnesota, once In cach week for at least two succes- sive weeks, the first publication of which ‘shall' be at least fourteen days prior to said date of meeting, and said newspaper Is hereby designated as the newspaper in which said notice shall be_published. Be it further, Resolved, that the County Auditor is authorfzed and dir- ectzd without delay to cause to bé pub- lished In said newspaper once in each week for two successive weeks, a no- tice In" substantially’ " the following| orm: . NOTICE OF SALE OF TRUNK HIGH- WAY REIMBURSEMENT BONDS OF BELTRAMI COUNTY, 9 . _MINNESOTA. Notice is Hereby Given, That on the 2nd day of May, 1922, at 11. o’clock m., at the court house in the City o Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minnesota, theCounty Board of said county will receive bids for the sale of $04,988.18 boids, in the denomination of '$1,000 each, except one bond in a smaller amount of said County, to be dated January 1st, 1922, to bear interest at the rate of ¢ per cent per annum, pay- able semi-annually, to mature as to principle as follows: Bonds numbered $6 to 90 inclusive, or January 1, 1932; Bonds numbered '91 to 100 inclusive, on January 1, 1933; Bonds numbered 101 to 110 inclusive, on_January 1, 1934; Bonds numbered 111 to 120 inclusive, on_January 1, 1935: Bonds numbered 121 to 130, inclusive, on_January. 1, 1936; Bonds numbered 131 to 139 inclusive, on_January 1, 1937; oBond nimbered 140 on January 1 Said bonds to be issued under Chapt- er 522 Lawsg of Minnesota, 1921 on account of expenditures made In per- manently improving roads described in Article 16 of the Constitution State of Minnesota, All bids must be accompanied by a certified check in the amount of 2 per cent of the amount of the issue, payable unconditionally to the treas- urer of said county, to be forfeited to the county in the event that the suc- cessful bidder fails''to take and pay for the bonds in accordance with the terms of his bid. The board resérves the right to re- ject any and all bids. All bids should be addressed to the undersigned. By order of the County Board. A. D. JOHNSON, County Auditor, £ . Beltrami County, Minn, Dated this d4th day of April, 1922 Be it further Resolved, that, the county treasurer on recelving the purchase price of said bonds, is authorized to' deliver said bohds to the order of the purchaser to whom the same may be hereafter awarded, -on payment into the treds- ury of said county, the amount of the purchacer's bid therefor, and that the of the sale .oty said bonds ,shall. be. placed in the fund of ‘said County out pf which the original expéiditurés were made, but ghall, be first applied to'the pay- ment of any outstanding unpaid war- wants issued.or to be issued on ac- count of such expenditiires. Be it further ° Resolved, that the full faith, credit, and resources of said county 'of Bel trami, Minnesota. and of this county as such, be and the same are hereby jrrevocably "pledged for the punctual payment of the principal and interest of said bonds at maturity. Conmnnissioner ~Hayes seconded the motion to adopt said resolution, and | the Toll being called, the same was ad | opted Dy the’following vote: 3 rd Paulson, Hans B. . Hayes, \Wm. Lennon, wnd carried to ad- at 10 a. m. reconvened at 10 a. m. with | all_members present. Commissioner Hiyes, offered the fol- lowinz resolution and ‘moved its adop- ion Whereas, a Wedne: petition signed by 24 proceeds deriveéd from the issuance and| i frecholders of Beltrami County pray- ing for the establishment of a high- way beginning at the Southeast Quart- er of Section 8, Township 146, Range 34, and running thence on the section lie as near as practicable 5% miles west to the south quarter corner, sec- tion 9-146-35 and to be connected with other roads at the east end with the present County Road No. 5 and the west end, with County Road No. 48 and terminating at the south quarter corner, section 9-146-35, and the Coun- ty Board having determined that the petition is reasonable on its face, It is Hereby Ordered, that a hear- ing be had upon said petition, in the commissioner's ., room house in the city of Bemidji, County of Heltrami, on. Tuesday thé Gth day -of June at % p, m. at which time and place the ‘Board ‘will hear all that may be sald in fuvor ofi or aguinst the grant- ing jof .said petition. 1t! is Further Ordered, that Commis- sioners Hayes, and Paulson, members of this Board be and they dre hereby appointed a committee to examine sald broposed route of said road and that said committee meet upon the Toute of eald road at the beginning, whbich is the ‘Southwest Quarter Section 9-146- 34, on Saturday-the 13th day of May at 2 p. m. for the purpose of examin- ation of said proposed route of said road, and make & report thereof at the time of said hearing and that notice lereof be given as provided by law. The above resolution: was seconded by Imsdahl and duly earried. It_was moved by Lennon, Seconde by Tmsdahl that an appropriation of $500 be made to each of the towns of Eland, Kelliher and Waskish, Motlon carried. Moved by Lennon, seconded by Ellis that $500 be transferred from the Rev- enue Fund to the County Attorney's Contingent Tund. = Motion carried. It was moved, seconded and carried to:take recess until 2 p. m. Board reconvened at 2 p. m. with all members present. Commissioner iSllis offered the fol- lowing resolution and moved its ad- option: Whereas, Dr. E. A. Shannon, Pubilc Health ‘Officer of the City of, Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minnesota, has .rep- resented to the Board of County Com- missioners, that Betty Sulvin, residing at 519 Scott avenue, Nymore .Minne- sota, is and for some time has been aftlicted with tuberculosis of the lungs and that her case is an active bpen one in an infectious stage and that she is residing ‘with' her mother 'and two other chijdren at their home and that she and the children are permitted to: play with other children and be with other children and that said health Offi cer considers that said patient is a very serious menace to her family and others of the school children who may come_in cohitact with her, and that said Health Officer reports that he be- lieves the patient is without ample means with which to defray the neces- sary expenses for maintaining her at a Public Sanatorium for pulmonary tu- berculosis patients and that he will, subject to the approvar of the Board remove said patient to the Lake Julia Sanatorium, there to remain until dis- charged by the Superintendent, Now, Therefore, be it resoived by the Board ' of County Commissioners that it does hereby grant its approval for the removal of sald patient by sald Health Officer to said Sanatorium there to remain until discharged by the Superintendent of said institu- tion, vty Resolution was seconded by Lennon and duly carried. Moved by Ellis, seconded by Hayes that the following wage scale be set for road labor at 25c per hour, and man and team 50c” per hour. Motion carried. Moved by Ellis, seconded by Hayes, that the Engineer be instructed to make estimates on road work to be done in the Town of Taylor. Motion carried, Commissioner Ellis offered the fol- lowing resolution” and moved its ad- option: Whereas the Final, Hearing for the establishment’ of Judiéial Ditch ~No. at » the court 4 trict Court of this County on the 7th day of April, 1922, and Whereas the bonded indebtedness of Beltrami County for drainage purposes now outstanding and unpaid, amounts to_thes um of $2,654,400 and Whereas the total estimated cost of said Judiclal Ditch No. 87 amounts to the sum of $312,788.38, and Whereas there is now outstanding and unpaid, on account of drainage benefits assessed against lands bene- fited by the other drainage projects in this county, and délinquent. the sum| of ‘approximiately $335,000 "and during the past year less'than 50 per cent o the drainage assessments | becoming uc in this county, and more than 50 per cent thereof have become delin- quént, and, i Whereas the present bonded indebt- cdness of this County amouits to 27.2 per cont of the total assessed val Ation.of this county, as determined for thé purpose of taxation, Now, ‘fTherefore, ~be it resolved by the ‘County Board of Beltrami County that said court be utged to not estab- lish said Judicial Ditch No. 37 as now planned, and for the reason that on account' of the present bonded indebt- cdness of this county, the County of Beltrami will be unable to finance such | project, and will be unable to raise| money, by the sale of:bonds, to carry out sueh project, Resolved, further that the County Attorney of this.County and the mem- Dbers of this Board appear at such hear- ing and urge that said ditch, as now planned, be not now established. and that a copy of this resolution be trans- mitted by the County Auditor of ‘this County to said Court upon such hear- ing. The resolution was seconded by Com- missioner Hayes, and being put to a vote was adopted. The following members voted aye: Bdward_Paulson, H. B. Imsdahl, J. I Hayes, S. W, Ellis. Absent: Wm. Lennon. It_was moved by Imsdahl, seconded by Hayes, that the Engineer be in-| structed to repair two bridges, one over Wabanica Creck on extension of County Road No. 136, north of Pitt, and tho other over Czenske Creek on County Road No. 67, north of Bau- dette. 3 Moved by Imsdahl, scconded by Hayes, that the following road jobs be wdvertised for letting, May drd, 1922, at_1:30_ p. m.: Job- No. 2208, County Road No. 177, from West quarter corner of Section 19 through center of section to cast quarter corner of section 19, Twp. 149, Range 33. Job No. 2209, County Road No. 21, from SIS_corner section 17, morth two| miles to NI corner section 8, Twp. 149, Range 33. | Job No. 2210, County Road No. 160,/ from SE corner section 16, Twp. 149, Range 33, east to Minnesota & Red Lake railroad then north along east side of said railroad to the NW corn- er of Section 35 Twp. 150, Range 33. Job No. 1908, County Roud No. 24, from NE corner Section 6, Twp. 148, Range 33, south to SI corner of Sec: tion 8, Twp. 148, Rango 33. Job 'No. 2215, County Road No. 67, through scction 18, Twp. 161, Rangé 31 Job No. 2216, County Road No. 150, through the center of Section 24, Twp. 162, Range 32. Clearing, grubbing and ditching on the following job: Job No. 2003, County Road No. 91 from NW corner of Section 1, Twp. 148, Range 33, east to NE corner of Section b, Twp. 148, Range 32 Motion carried. Moved by Ellis, seconded by Hayes, that bids be advertised for the 12th day of May, 1922, at 10 o’clock a. m. on road work to be performed within the first commissioners’ district. On _Irvin avenue to Woodland avenue to_15th St. i Bemidji avenue from 7th St. to 16th On_12th St, between Beltrami Ave. and Doud Avenue, On_10th St. between Beltrami Ave. and Irvin Avenue. On_ist St. south and Lake Avenue 5thWard. ; Motion carried. ... Moved, seconded and carried to allow 37 is set for hearing before the Dis- the following bills: REVENUE Clem Beallen, judge of delegate clection, Unors. Twp. Wm. Lawrence, fudge of delegute election, Unorg. TWp. Elias Storvik, carrying del. election returis, Gudrid Twp, Sivert Askeland, carrying del. election D. P. Powers, Charles Newstrang carrying dol. O. S. Newman, carrying dol. cle Julius Rausch, carfying del. election r W. G. Schroeder, carrying del. elcction B. Bruning, cariying del. election retur Wm. L. Myers, orman L. Ki Geo. A. H ‘W. M. Schui, Ole Quale, Josef Paroc] ving del. clection ving del. election election carrying del. election A. M. Robertson, carrying del. election returns; Spooner Twp. . del. clection returns, -Mea tlowlflm’l1 Twp. v Tw Ed. Joseph, carry M. A. Dijonne, carrying del. election r P. J. Millbach, carrying del. Klection msey,’ carrying del. clection . City Tohison, ving del. clection rety Boone Twp. | C. A. Hicks. del. election returns, Taylor Twp. ... Hans Helgeson ing del. clection retirns, Wabainic George Coe, cars del. eclection returns, Quiring Twp, Thomas Slind, c: Olof Anvid, c: L. C. Bergh. ng del. election retu Jdhn Wold, carrying del. election 0. Mehlhorn, carrying del. election Blom, carrying del. election retur [. Bjella, carrying del. election ret: P. J. Kjellson, carrying del. Dahlberg, carrying del, ving del. clection Aug. Seaderberg, carrying del. élection ‘returns, Hines Twp. Wm. Carlson, carrying del. electign ret Wa, C. Knutson, cari John A. Anderson, ving del. election rrying del, election returns, Oscar Brolin, carfying del. clection returns, Lakewood Twp. .. ... . ter, carrying del. clectioh returns, Turtle River Vil Henry W. Hofme Touis Neumiller, carrying del. election K. Anderson, carrying del. election Frank Thompson ,carrying del. election F. L. Dally, carrying Gel. election returns, Norris Twp. Axel Halv E. L. Benner, Henry Knaufl, S del election on, carryin, Bert Landfore arrying del. election returns, arrying del. election retu carrying Jacob Fairba Johnson Roy, clerk of del clection, Carl Peterson, carryin Theo. Hall, carryinz del. clection Fred J. Bridges, carrying del. Joseph Gibbins, carry Ed. Joseph, carrying del. Elden G, N. W, K. H. Bothmer, cdrrying “de’ eclection elson_Overly . C. Hackney, Julius Rausch, carr E. W. Nelson, Joshua_Jokela, J. L. Higgins. Olai Nelson. carry.” del. clec. returns, Algot T, Lundsten, carry. del, clection H. D. lmmons, carry. del. clec. retur Henry Andersor, cArry. del. elect. retu Henry, T. Olson. carry. del. Edgar L. Van Dyke, M.’ A: Djonne, carry. del. elec. returns, P. J. Millbach, carry. del..clec. returns, H. /G, Thorsen, carr Geo. F. Butler, cari Richard, Oberg, carr: carry. del. elec, returns, del. elec. del, D ng del. clection returns, Lammers Twp. S. R. Moorhead, carrying del. election returns, Angle Twp, I'red J. Bridges, carrying del. election returns, Chilgren T Arthur Holmgren, registering del. clec, returns . clection rcturns, . returns, Moose Lake Twp. rrying del. election retu W. Stepp, carrying del. election réturns, Zippel Twp. rying del. election returns, Ploneer Twp. 1 returns, election returns, ng del. election returns, & turns, clection relurns, Waskish Twp. e Snyder, carrying del. election returns, Rulicn arrying dele, election returns, Durand Twp. . carrying del. election returns, Birch Is el election returns, 3rd Ward, City .. i nks, carrying del. election returns, Red Lake Agcney . Unorg. Twp. .. 4 del. election returns, Roose: returns, 4 clection returns, Chilgren Twp. ing del. clection returns. Angle roturns, M. Dally, carrying del, clection returs A Rippy. carrying del. electign returns, Gudrid Twp. . M. Schub, carrying del, election return arence A. Johnsgn, carrying del. election clec. returns, Wagkish Vi Jacobs, carry .del. clec. returns, Port Hopa Twp. del, “clec. returns, ving del. election returns, Rulien Twp, .. del. elect. returns, returns, rrying del. election returns, O'Brien Twp. elec. retur del. elec, returns, del. clec, returns, Benville . returns, Myhre Twp. ... nreturns,. AJaska Twp. .. returns, Benville Twp. cfurns, Rapid River returns, Grant Valley Twp. s, Mylire Tw 5 s, Turtle L returns, Alaskn returns, “Wheeler 0 : Twp. . Wopdrow Tw, returns, Battle Twp. turn Kugene Twp, mmit_Twp, .. rns, Sugar Bush Twp Turtle River returns, North ns, Eckles Twp. urns, Frohn Twp returns, Iland Twnp. ple Ridge Twp. .. Twp. eturns, Minnie Twp. Beaver urns, M returns, return; retu Prosper Twp. ‘Bemidji Twp. O'Brien Twj returns, Keil T Vil Solway rns, 4th Ward, City it Twp. of Wilton Vil, WD .. adowland Twp. , Norrig TWp. . Ploneer Twp. ... turns, Cormant Twp Twp. . Hornet Twp. Rapid River Twp. .. irch Tsland twp. Minnie Twp Boone Twp. ... returns, McDougald T Sugar Bush Twp. arns, Jckles. Twp. Bugene Twp, . Wheeler Twp, Liberty Twp. 2 Tones “Twp. Twp. 1. Weeks Hardware Co., I Jeff Aery, !J. V. Carlson, serdv. as labor In pit Bemidjl Pioneer Pub. N. W. Sanitary Suppl Otto ‘Brose, dressing court house lawn .. Water Dept. City Bemidji Ploneer . Bemidji Lbf. & Fuel Co., coal to jail J. C. McGhee, exp. visiting schools Martin_ 1. Duun, mecals furnished jurors, 1 box ind. ink deceased H. N, McKo H. N. McKe Bemidji Gas Benid)i Mdwe, Co. Ylof lectric C viewing hody af & vlewi'x‘l'f;‘ bod).\' of “Godfre 0., A8 TOF ST .ol pplies for Janitor- repairs mid fixtures Béll Tete. ell. Tele. Co. McLernan, witness, ‘Andrew Johnson, exp. case of S. Fasset Andrew Johnson, exp. Huns B. Imsdahl, ¢ F. G. Troppman, cheese cloth and bonami IROAD AN Arthur J. O'Leary, general office work . Adeline Goodrich, ~ steno, for kEnp . Joshug Jokelu, posting count, r Wm. Lenunon, freight on ‘U' iven Hardware Co., supplies foi if, Ward Bro king engrs. to poor farm Sentinel Pub. Co. pub. road contractor H. A. Rogers Co. supplies for lngr. H. A. Rogers Co., 1_pt. Ink for Ingr. H. A. Rogers; two 50 yd. b Lyle Culvert & Road lquipment Co. Muintenanc der ade Knute Beck, 70 cu. yds. Lk, Adams, b2 cu. O. L. Lindquist, checking gravel, Smil Opien, cutting brush, 1 da 3 : " 'Phird Covami J. office work, Job 2102 highway engr. Fourth Commin Arthur J. O'Lear S. D. Snyder, expense 4th F. E. Mauritz, office work, Joh 1904 Sth Com! F. 8. D. snyder, exp. as H. Engr. Job Ole 1. Vikin, livery to Job 1905, for Eng J. L. Gilbertson, Lyle Culvert & Itoad Equipment €o ¥ Arthur_J. O'Lex office work 1. E. Mauritz, office wnrkx. 8. D. Snyder, expenses as H. Arthur J. O'Leary, office work Lyle Culvert & Road kquipme F. E. Mauritz, office work Frank Passi, haullng gravel 1ad Larson, hauling gravel John Olson, hauling gravel John Queal, shoveling snow Mrs. C. Olson, haullng gravel L. I Paddock, serv. as forem: Fa. Queal, shoveling siow on graveling P. Duffy, hauling gravel 0. 0. Husher, hauling gravel . Fred Demary, hauling gravel Perry Halverson, hauling grav. Andy Lien. haullng gravel .. Victor Molberg, hauling gra W. C. Tracy, hauling gravel John Ward, clearing pit on grave ank Vicek, hauling gravel . C. L. Landahl, hauling gravel John Passi, hauling gravel Engr. t Co., V. graveling Carl V. Olson, huuling. g Temery Lizotte, hauling gravel i Wwilliims Bros., explosive furnished on gro Joo 'adlock, hauling gravel Ml Hendiickson, huullng gl Joe Bourgeois, hauling 3 Lo maneE NORGANIZED, Joe Strum, labor in pit 8, H. No. labor on 8. H. No. 12" 3. Peterson, hauling gravel Athert Ietérson, hauling Leo Vokaty, labor in pit . Voight,” hauling gravel Joo_Stram, lubor In pit . £ . V. on, pravel checker . Aibert Besser, hauling gravel Giles Leigh ling ~grayvel Albert Peterson, hauling gravel I, Kopas. labor' fif pit "ot denry_ Anderson, labor ‘il It o John Chrastek, labor on 8, H. No. 12 Axel Setterlund, labor on 'S, H. No. 12 A, P, Thompsou, labor In pit Otto Reudiger, hauling gravel . J. D. Reife, hauling gravel ‘fom Whittéd, hauling gravel Eddie Sealander, hauling gravel D. Reife, hauling gravel 1. Blanchard, serv. us gravel icer’ Twp. 1 Wm. Kues, hauling gravel 8. R. N J. Nagholm, hauling gravel Tohn Ulstrom, hauling gravel Gilbert_Johnson, service ay lubor in : Richara Normay, service as labor in pil Ole, Olson, service as labor in pit .. A. Protsman, hauling gravel S. H. Giles Lelgh, hauling gravel S, H, No. 1 Ben' Larson, hauling gravel S. H. No, die” Sealunder, haullng g ¥, D. Rule, haullng gravel § Oio Jgeglin. haulinis gravel ng gravel 8 H. Don Leach, haullng g ol Joe Herman, scrv. as labor on 8. H. Chas. Blanchard, hauling_ gravel Ole Gunderson, hauling gravel .. Don Leach, hauling gravel Gust Larson, serv. as labor .. Carl Gunderson, checker of ‘gravel Tony Conda, checker of gravel . : Wilite Knutson, serv. as laber in pit .. Otto Rosenkrans, serv. as labor in pit . Joser Herman, 1s labor in pit . rént of house for 0o Town Gray, Theodore Reisner, Arthur Stevens, Helge Johnson, Dick Willems, Dick Willems, Helgo Johnson, Herman Klopries, digginig ditch digging Township 157, road overseer road overscer A. Mathen returns, Taylor Twp. 10 AL Nelson,” e Feturns, ¥alel Twp. . 116 ¥, Sullivan, c returns; Vil Blackduck 112 Wm, L. Myers, 5 returns, Turtle Lake Twp. 110 A, Sylte, carryhig del. ¢ nvei Twh. 10 Olof, Anvid, carry. del. elec; réturns, Summit Twp. 1.40 A H. Wright, carry. del. elce, returns, 3rd Ward, C 120 Johti"H. Nelson, cairy. del. ulec. retunis!’ Quiring’ Twi 1,60 .. D. McVey, carry del, elcc, teturns, Beaver, Dam .. Alfred M. Fos ry, elec. relurns, Northwood Twp. Win. Carikoi, returns, Maple Ridge Twp. Olb Tengesdal, carty. . returns, Northwood +Twp. . Ben Larson, carry. élec. returns, Keil Twp. J. A Hallan, carry. del. elec. returns, Lammers Twp. 0. W. Lindquist, carry. del. elel H. W. McNew, del. returns, Moose Lake Twp. H. N. Willsor _“returns, Grint Vajiey Twp. c. 3. otters returns, Vil. Turtle River . Melby, returns, Prosper Twp. ... Peterson, returns, Lakewood Twp. . retarng,’ Turtle River Twp. . . Red Lake Agency returns, R Twp. A. Dille, cari urns, Vil. of Solway . I.. Benney Oscar Johnson, v del. elec. returns, Sentinel Pub. tax returns for Sheriff Sentinel Pub. Co., stationery for Reg. Deeds .. Sentinel Pub. ad., £chool notice ... ntinel Pub. pub. Comr. Proc. for Ma Sentinel Pub. Co., pub. Financial Statement Sentinel Pub. Co.. pub. sample del. Rep. Baliot 200 Sentinel Pub. Co., pub. Sample Del Dem. Ballot .. .00 Bemidii Pioneer Pub. Co., office supplies for Tr 10 | Bemidji Pioneer Pub. C office supplies for Engi Bemidji Pioneer Pub. C returns, Eland Twp. returns, 1 qt. paste for Register of Deeds- Dick Wil rond overscer ; county ditch inspector WM county pector ¢ WM. county diteh [V, M1 pgerts, county ditch inpecior | w. 3 ‘Bverts, county ditch inspectot W, Lennon, 1. R fare spee. W. M. Tiverts, s ag engr. Sentifiel Pub.’ Co., pub. mnotice inn. St Anthony's hospit . J. Boardman, medicines for | Ridph_ Wright, snle of 100 ch |l wrdy, exp. padd on h room and paupers “ (o, hdwe, wupplies . Naylor Electric Co. L set motor bearings o "Skogen, 1 month as furm hand do, 10 days as laundre: fo ney, 1 _month ae vold, 1 month as cook ... ‘ilxlrrellln on, 1 month as orderly vs 4% laundress House, s /1 !4;1' farm ch Co., gr or farm ey b0 1bs. potalocs fecd for for furm . roomn and caf C Chris | 8f. Anthonys 7. W. Stepp, ¢ | Wowti of iiinic. mallpox ca Xp. of Win. Krycgor, “l{ruug (eléc Tentals for month 'of March lls for month .of Mar bourding prisoners p. attend. comr's reg. meeting for court house . Miner W. Johnson, autopsy of Godh’e{) I:I’l‘l‘{‘l‘;fik General notices Dept. Jls bluepring for é ment )Huppllen for Kngr. State llfln?l No. 6 ) ravel hauled from rom pit yds. grygvel hauled i pH) days Maintenance, State . L. Gilbert . offi work, Job 2209, 1907 J. L. Gilbertson, office A P Mauritz, office work, Job 1905, 2204, Arthur J. O'Leary, office work, Job 1003 Arthur_J. O'Leary, office work, Job 22{);0:; S Gondrich, offico work_on Job 1905 A o fheld . ofico work. Job 1305, 3E0% ¥ed. Ald Project No, 162, 156, 1385 . L. Gilbertson, scrvices at office % : Kederal Ald Project 136, 8 .R. Arthur J. O'Leary, office work culverts deral Ald Project 135, Job 1007, 8. R. 1, No, iz Clint Relsner, digging diteh and making road Grthur Stovens, digging ditch and making road 3 {lch and making road bed Ghris Larson, digging ditch wnd oK Ktg rond bed diteh and making road bed & road hed " ditch and makin diguging ditch g aond be digging diteh and makin nad mal | I rics, digging ditoh and mal Herman Klopries, digi Qiton aud mak James Todrff, digging diteh And making' road hed . .. i i ”T,|( n ¢ of Bemidji, patients at detention hosp. State S . hourd for Lyle Wood & State Sandtorfum, hourd Lyle: \ ool tor March ks to farm tehing eggs . Konrad, siale of 100 hatching egus ie. Co., rental for month of March itress . Pub. Co., supplies for Co. Supt. Bomidll Dloneer >0, F)r;) ribbons for Judge of Probate Co., sup. for court house .. FHenry W. Alsop, exp. attend. assessor's meet. T. R. Minn. Blec. Light & Power Co., current for poor farm Tor_ court house and jail for I ively. HON. McKee, viewing body of Warren Thompson and Becker, 10 cords of tamaric ... loutier, ha ubbish - trony 'court Hopse . schréeder. cords_jack pine for ourt house i Union T Co., clock rental for Maroh Hultman & O'Leary, rental of 12 chalr for: jjry v Walter $." Hooth, blanks fon suditor ¥ iy Louls I.” Dow C arrant remsn;rlforr o ?fl‘ 3 o Edwin R, Williams Stationery nk fo ) Poucher Printing, T\ Lithographing Co., Ditch Ii?\kn fot Audutor . ‘\‘.’ Miller Davis Co., blanks tor Jndge Prob. L G a3 James K. Hayes, comr's eXh. attend: reg. meating for March i R & W. Blis, Comr's exp. attend. reg. meeting? for March and Aprl } 9 Wm. Lennon, comr's exp. attend. reg: meeting, R. R, fare . L Wm. Leunon, comr's exp. attend. meetink for Apr. . $431 Wm. Lennon, comr's exp. .lllc!\:{. fl"x l:wx:n-‘eb;.hr\‘:;r [lfi‘rfx};rch R e saward Paulson, comr's exp. attend. reg. 1 Baward comr's oxp. ttend. Tes. meeting for March and Apr. 2 Mepl. . case of James Byer . i : g8 witness, case of Chris Wilson . s | Calver witness, case of Chriy Wilson . John Severson, witness, case of Chris \Wilson 8 1se of Chris Wilson Orr, juror in case of I’ Freeman, Jte. Hoover, witness in justice court S C. L. Mu Juror in case ot Freeman P. D. Freeman, witness, case of Chris Wilson Belle Miller, witness case of ¢ Wilson ... City Livery, liv. serv. subpocnas, Dist. Court Andrew Johnson, sheriff's exp. getting prisoners, mepl co Andrew Johnson, Sherift’s exp. Joe Miller .. Aundrew Johnson, serv. subpoenas on ld Runyan F. A. . No. 162, S. R. No, 12, Spooner South metai culverts H W RFAveling . , itange 80 12 Townnhip 158, Hange 35 rond hed ing, of Mrs. Wilson of Jones family and gro 4.7 (Contnued on Page 4) decensed notice Gilbertson, service in office and field, Jo] Mauritz, service at office, Job 2202i 2‘”"‘} Arthur J. O'Leary, offico service, Job 2101, 220 Dint. . 2002 N road bed lllfille 1920, 1921 Ne oor Farm “terin i Ribert ¢, Joliiisop, , % deceased for court oy i 2201, 2201, wi 13, Kelliher North WE BUY AND SELL FURNITURE STOVES, RANCES, BEDS, ote. 10th and Irvine Ave. Jake's Repair Shop . . and Second-Hand! We will return your shing in excellent condition, just as you would want'it done. Try sending your wash- ing out this summer. Family Washings 10c 1b—80c minimum Bem. Steam Laundry —Phone 188-— SSES=ISISERETIFIEREE & B T i e of the é»: ECONOMY s “MLEANLINESS is next to 1.1 godliness.” 12 Let us keep your suits or 523 frocks in immaculate condi- i tion and it will intensify your charm. Besides, it’s true economy to have Cleaned as it adds months Bemidji Cleaners Phone 578 your clothes Dry enjoyment and service to ir life. “You are as near the Master Cleaners as the closest Parcel Postoffice.” & Tailors N. Papermaster, Mgr. 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