Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, February 7, 1912, Page 6

gases i ———— PAGE Two. OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD ITASCA COUNTY, MINN Grand Rapids, Minnesota, February, Ist, 1912. ; Pursuant to adjournment the courty board of Itasca county, Minnesota, met at the court house in the «village Grand Rapids this Ist day of February, 1912. Members present: Commissioners King Nelson and Mullins. a Chairman Shellman being absent, Vice Chairman Nelson presided. ‘Commissioner King moved that ‘the hearing upon the petition for the forma- tion of a new school district to be dom- posed of the organized town of Nore.and any and all other petitions for formation ef new school districts be continued to the next meeting The motion was Seconded by Commissioner Mullins and carried by unanimous vote. - A petition to divide the Bearville was then taken up and upon motion of Commissioner King, seconded by Commissioner Mullins the hearing upon said petition was continued to the | next meeing. Mr. Frank Provinski of Bovey, Minne- sota, in behalf of the citizens of the villages’ of Bovey and Coleraine and townships of Iron Range and Balsam, presented to the board the matter of the improvement of certain main roads im’ said townships and requested the board to take the same under considera- tion and make report at the next meet- img. In connection therewith he filed @escriptions and plats showing the loca tion of the proposed road improvements. In the matter of the formation of a mew school district composed of the territory in the organized town of Marcell the following petitions were pre- | gented and read by the county auditor. To the Honorable Board of County Com- missioners, Itasca county, Minnesota. Whereas, at your annual meeting in the village of Grand Rapids, ee en the second day of January, 1912, ou! made an order on petition of jeridin | residents of the town of Marcell set- ting off said township from Common School istrict Number Six, Itasca | county, Minn. And, whereas, by thus | setting off said township of Marcell you did change the existing boundaries ef said Common School District Numb- er Six. Therefore, ‘pursuant to Section 1300 of the Revised Laws of Minnesota for 1905, we the undersigned resident free holders and legal voters. of said com- mon school district Number Six, Itasca County, Minnesota, feeling that it} would be against the best interests of the district at large to thus divide otal estimated said con of Onet giifiee Mire re ienecen "hundred 80800) Doiare 7) “and concrete, sor ab Pode pex conbins. oftatl tafeenid pe across the 5 Tn Ga cons hana se rat ee legally established highway being | equalized valuation. F on County Road No. 110 in said town- | Im consideration of the facts as above ship, which said location is not within | Set forth and pursuant to the provisions the corporate limits of any city of the | Of Chapter 423, Laws of 1907, we respect of || town ‘of | {and read. first, second or third class. We further represent that the fully ask that the Board of County cost @f which will be | the following persons for the year 1912. planking Cut-Foot Sioux bridge. » Eas Secseaenrey Steve BY- y edt lief to Mrs: Clara McKeeby not exceeding $75.00, for the er 1912. The motion to adopt the resolution was seconded by Commissioner Mullins and said |Commissioners of said County of Itas- | learried by unanimous vote. township of Grand Rapids has provided |C@ shall appropriate the other one-half |" Commissioner Mullins moved that the |A. L. Lafreniere, publishing sundry for the payment of one halfof the costs |°f the cost of the construction of said {Court House and Jail Committee be of the construction of said bridge, the total estimated cost of which will be $19,500.00 which amount far exceeds one-eighth of one per centum of ail taxable property in said township ac- cording to its last equalized valuation. In consideration of the facts as above set forth and pursuant to the pro visions of Chapter 423, Laws of 1907, we respectfully ask that the board of county commissioners of said county of Itasca shall appropriate the other one-.| jhalf of the cost of the construction of said bridge, and that the said county board shall forthwith, as provided by. said Chapter 423, Laws of 1907, desig- |nate two of its members as a committee |to o-operate with the supervisors of 'said, township of Grand Rapids in thie Netting of a contract for the construction | of said bridge. Dated at Grand.Rapids, Minnesota, this 26th day of January, 1912. Respectfully submitted, WILL NISBETT | A. ZENINGER | WM. HOOLIHAN {Supervisors of the Town of Grand Rap- ids, County of Itasca, State of Minne: ) Sota. | Commissioner Mullins moved the adoption of the following resolution. Be it resolved that the foregoing peti- tion be approved, that the chairman ap- point a committee of two of the mem- bers of the board to co-operate with the supervisors. of the township of. Grand | Rapids in the letting of the contract for the construcion of said bridge and that |the sum of $9,750.00 being one half of the estimated cost of the construction |of said bridge be and the same is here- | by appropriated from the County Road jand Bridge Fund for the purpose of |paying one-half of the costs of the construction of said bridge. The mo- ‘tion to adopt said resolution was second- ed by Commissioner King and carried by unanimous vote. Vice Chairman |Nelson designated Commissioners Neil | Mullins and C. M. K ing - as a com- ime ttes: to. co-operate with the Supervisors of the Town of Grand Rapids in the ‘letting of the contract of said con- | struction of said bridge. ; Bids for furnishing and installing a vacuum system to heating pliant in |the county court house were opened The following bids were re- | ceived. The bid of Grand Rapids, of $568.00. The bid E. R. Browne Minnesota for the of sum of P. E. Clark, of Hibbing | Minnesota for the sum of $615.00 The bid of A. C. Kent of GrandRapids, Minnesota, for the sum of $594.54. Commissioner King moved that the bia of E. R. Browne be accepted, the same being the lowest and best bid it and wishing to be heard in the mat- ter, hereby petition your honorable | board for a rehearing of said petition of | of certain residents of said township of Marcell and ask you to set a time and place for such rehearing as provid- ed by law, and cause notice to be} given and posted as in the original peti.’ tion. : Pated at Deer River, Minn., Jan., 15, | 1912. Jeonard Scott, A. McCallum, A. D. Ingersoll W. R. Wallace John E. O'Connell | Jakob Mohr . | 4 J. D. McDonald State of Minnesota. County of Itasca. | Before the Board of County Com. }’ missioners. | In the matter of the application for the formation of the territory compris- ed in the Town of Marcell into a new common School District. To the Board of County of Itasca County: ‘ The petitioners in the matter above entitled respectfully object to the al- lowance of a rehearing in said matter pon the grounds that the county board has no authority to grant such a rehearing: eee oy; ae ‘ That there is no provision of the statutes authorizing a rehearing in ease of the organization of a new schoo) district; ' { That the appeal taken ‘trom the order | of the county board establishing — suc! mew (listrict divests the ef any power or authority to grant rehearing in said matter. Dated February 1, 1912. Spear & Stone Attorneys foi Petitioliers, Grand Rapids, Minn. Commissioners sa ¥ Attorney A. Li Thing appearing in behalf of the petition for rehearing and Attorney KR. L. Stone appeared in ob- Jection thereto. Commissioner King moved that the matter be continued to the next meeting to be held on February) 29th, 1912, further consideration. seconded by Commissioner Mullins carried by unanimous vote. Mr. E. N. board and requested that some action be taken in regard to fiilling gravel pit on at 10 o'clock a. m. for and the Grand Rapids-Cohasset road and located upon Lot 9, Section 11, Township 55, Range 26, which gravel pit was opened and used by the county in graveling said road. Commissioner King moved that’ the chairman appoint a committee of twoto examine said gravel pit and report their recommendations at the next meeting. The motion was second- ed by Commissiioner Mullins and carried ‘by unanimous vote. Vice Chairman Nelson then appointed .Gommissioners King and Mullins as such committee. ‘The following petition was piesénted: Petition for County Aid In Building Bridges. “fo the Board of County Commissioners of Itasca County: Honorable Sirs: “We the undersigned Supervisors of ~ the Town of Grand Rapids, County of Ttasca and"-Staté“of’ "Minnesota; re- |Struction of a bridge across the Fork River on County Road number 28, Jhighway n | county board | an The motion was | Remer came before the | The motion was seconded carried received. by Commissioner Mullins and by unanimous vote. The matter of bids .for the con- in Township 62, Range 26, also for @ bridge across the Bigfork River on ‘County Koad number 56, in Section 7, | | Township 148, Range 26, was then taken under consideration. The county Audi- | ltor advised the Board that the state |Tection of assessment and abatement of | taxes were approved and recommended 10) we commission had failed to fur- |nish the plans and specifications for | sala bridges’ as requested and that up |Frank H. Davis 1, to this date no plans and specifications | for said bridges had been filed in his |office and that bidders had not been lable to furnish any bids in accordance twith the notices published. Upon motion | the County Auditor was instructed to readyertise for bids for said bridges. Plans and specifications to be prepared by John A. Brown, County Surveyor and Assistant State Engineer. Bids to be received up until 10 o’clock A. M’ on Thursday the 29th day of February. It being the time set for hearing up- on the application of J. J. McDonald for | transfer of his liquor license at Swan River from the log building for which the iicense was originally granted to a new frame building immediately west of said log building, the same was then taken under consideration. There being no objection filed or offered again&t the granting of said application Commis- Sioner Mullins movel that said applica- tion be granted and a transfer of said license be issued. The motion was sec- onded by Commissioner King and car- ried by unanimous vote. | ‘The annual financial statement of ‘Itasca County for the year ending | December 30th, 1911, as prepared by ‘the County Auditor was presented to the Board for approval. CommiSsioner Mullins moved the adoption of the fol- lowing resolution, | Resolved that the annual financial statement of Itasca County, Minnesota, ‘for the year 1911 as prepared by M. A. Spang, County Auditor of said County be, and the same is hereby approved by this board, respectfully submitted ‘to |the tax payers of said County and or- | dered published as provided by law. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner King and carried by unanimous vote. The following petition was presented: | ; | H Petition for County Aid in Bridges. To the Board of County cometianseian of Itasea County: HONORABLE SIRS: We the under- signed Supervisors of the Township of Popple County of Itasca and Stage~ of Minnesota, the said town of Popple have resolved |to construct a bridge of steel, or com- bination thereof, across the Round Rivér on the legally established highway Dora Building location is not within the corporate Umits of any city of the first, second jor third class, é We further represent that the said Township of Popple has provided , for of: tapsconstruction of anid. arhlae, the he the -construction of said bridge, ; tion of the following resolution! . respectfully represent. that.}}. Lake Road in said township, which, said || bridge, Shall forthwith, as provided by said Chapter 423, Laws 1907, designate (of its ers aS a committee to co- operate with ‘the supervisors of } said Township 6f Popple in the letting of a contract forthe construction of said bridge. “Dated at-Popple, Minnesota, this 23rd day of December, 1911. = . . Respectfully suijaieeed: _ GEO. A. COOPER, : “Chairman. : | °° BON’ CONGDON; ~~ i Supervisors of . Township -of Popple, County of Itas- £a, State of Minnesota. “Commissioner King moved the adop- tion of the following resolution: Resolved, that the ‘foregoing petition | be, and the same-is’ hereby approved | that the sum of $900.00 being one-half | Of the estimated ¢ of the construc- tion of said bridge, be, and the same is hereby appropriated from the County Road ‘and Bridge funds for the purpose of paying one-half of. the costs of the construction of said bridge. and that | the chairman designate two of the | members of the Board “as a committee ! to co-operate with the’ Supervisors 0: said township of Popple in the letting of the contract for the construction of said bridge. The motion to adopt the resolution was seconded by Commis- sioner Mullins and carried by unanimous | vote. Vice Chairman Nelson then desig- | nated Commissioners King and Nelson as a committee to co-operate with the Supervisors of said Town of l’opple in the letting of the contract for the con- | struction of said’ bridge. | Commissioner King moved that a committee be appointed to examine a | bridge built upon the Good Hope and Third River road. The motion was sec- | onded by Commissioner Mullins and car- | ried by unanimous vote. Commissioners King and Nelson were appointed as such committee. A petition signed by Katherine Doran for the separation. of certain un- | platted agricultural lands from the Vil- | lage ofGrand Rapids was then present- | ed. Commissioner King moved the adop-) tion of the following resolution: Whereas, on the Ist day of February, | 1912, a petition was filed in the office | of the County Auditor of Itasca County, | Minnesota, signed by Katherine E. Dor- | an as the owner of the NW% of Sec. | 28, Township 55, Range 25, an order be made by the Board of County Commissioners of Itasca Coun- | ty, Minnesota, detaching said lands from Village of Grand Rapids. i Wherefore be it resolved that a hear-| ing be had upon said petition at a meet-! the | E. | ing of this Board to be held at County Court house in the Village of Grand Rapids op Thursday, the .28th day of March 1912, at 10 o'clock A. M., at which time and place this Board will hear all persons interested for and Big |@gainst the granting of said petition, an |“lfTed Erickson, labor performed that the County Auditor cause the proper notice of hearing to be given as pro- | vided by law. The motion was second- | ed by Commissioner Mullins and carried | by unanimous vote. The following applications for cor- and that said County Board ;authorized and instructed to 'New York as Surety was approved bY on Bigfork, Grand Rapids, road..5.00 | |E. RB. Browne, balance steel | ceiling, court, rom ‘ 22.00 | E. R. Browne, labor and supplies plumbing -C. H. - 193.48 | praying that!’ furnish | the necessary lockers for the County | two |Jail and- also provide a sleeping rdom | Minnesota Sanatorium for con- for the jailer in the jail office, also to | direct” the necessary painting in the /kitchen of the sheriff's residence. The j motion was seconded by —| | King and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner King moved that the Board as a whole’ be a committee to confer with the County Board of St. Louis County or a committee therefo re garding the matter’ of the construction of Judicial road number One on the.line between Itasca and St. The, motion was, seconded by Tommis- sioner Mullins and carried by unanimous vote. The Bond of P. L. Ramaquist as° In- Spector of Mines in the sum of $5000.00 | with the American Surety Company of | unanimous vote. The following bills were allowed: | ©. E, Aiken, Insurance. on poor farm .. . ra see 2 $124.00 | Fred Anderson, livery for Dr. Seguin, et +. + 5,50 Wm. Ashton, refinishing farniture in court house .. .. Herman Anderson, Lake Road .. ar oe ds 221.00 Art Metal Constructicn Co., Me- tal furniture for court house | 113.25 | labor « on Spring 1 1.00 | Robert H. Bailey, Justice ‘fees ..60/55 P. R. Brooks, Drugs, etc., for paupers ». teed a3 + 10.25 Hans Bergeson, lade performed 5 on Spring Lake road .. .. «26. Cari A. Brecke, labor performed E. R. Browne, painting ‘decks and the Minnesota Tax Commission. Sam Winestein First State Bank of Grand Rapids 1, Paul Waleske 1, Henry Hilling 1 Oliver Iron Mining Company, 3. The reports of the County Officers for the year 1911 were presented, all offi- lcers having filed their reports as pro- vided by Law. Upon motion of Commissioner Mul- lins, the County Auditor was instructed to give two weeks’ published notice that wood will be received at the court’ * ‘1 house. The price to be fixed the same as last year. The quantity of wood to jbe received to be 400 cords. Commissioner King moved the adop- 1 1} Be it resolved that Commissioner C. King of the First district be author- ized to furnish temporary relief in a sum hot exceeding $75.00 to each of the following persons for the year 1912, to- wit: | Mrs. Wm. Benham, Mrs. Julia Rudt- | mark, Mrs. Hilma Schomdahl, Mrs. Alicé Melinski, Mrs. Morris, Mrs, Margaret Clark, Joe Whitman, Mrs. Bessie Kanz and Mrs. Geo. Rahier. Be it further resolved that Comis- sioner Neil Mullins of the 4th district be authorized to furnish temporary re- lief in the sum of $75 to each of Ttasca County Abstract Office’ Abstracts Real Estate ire Tnsurance | Conveyances Drawn, Taxes P. for Non-Residents | at Court house .. .. .. .. .. ..96.00 |Len Hofer, balance contract price court house repairs .. .. .. .. ..75.00 | Paul Jacob, , Carl Johnson, | George Hewis, thawing water and sewer pipes at jail 1. 1. 1. wy Len*Hofer, extra tarpehter work 50 J. Irwin, balance on road ditch contract 2°... interpreter J.C. Carl Johnson, livery for Dep. cor- onerer Herreid .. + 4.00 livery for Miss Wang, county nurse .. .. .. ..15.00 F. ©. Johnson, rebuilding arch jail heating plant .. .. .. 2... ..11.75 Carl Johnson, livery on road sur- Emil M. Johnson, balance of con- tract and extras jail addition ..126.20 King Lumber et coal for poor farm J. B. Kelly, constable fees J. -C...15.55 John Koski, constable fees, J. C. Chas. Kunasch, moving and clean- ing fixtures, auditor's office .. Geo. F. Kremer, burial of pauper..25.00 sum |A. L. LaFreniere, sundry blanks ..28.50 | Warner was appointed to survey Louis Counties. | ¢ «151.28 King Lumber Co., supplies for | court house and jail .. ’.. + +16.75 Chas. Kearney, justice’ fees .% ..33.00 saa Webb Latham, livery for county physician the work, was read to the board, | upon motion of Commissioner King 55.00 onded by Commissioner Mullins, P. A. L. LaFreniere, publishing pro- section by unanimous vote. ceedings .. .. .. .. .. .. .. --61.50i The matter of the petition for A. L. Lafreniere, notice of sub division | survey of section 19, township 56, ethmatpua ee zane Was then taken up. P. C. W; notices .. .. . .. 5.10 | tion including all expense in connec: AL. Laffeniere, Publishing notice therewith for the sum of $115.00. ¢ vaccum system C. H. . . +. .-1.45 missioner King moved that the petit {for said survey be granted, that P.|C. sumptives, board and treatment Warner be appointed to make sch of Wm. Lofsted .. .. 92.98 |survey in accordance with his pid | Frank Myers, wood for paupers +. 425 [amd offer, the said survey to comm@ce Frank Myers, Draying wood at court on Thursday, the 22nd day of Februay house - 13.50 !1912,. ‘The- motion was seconded by ja. A. Mitchell, part payment con- | Commissioner Mullins and carried by tract, road No. -i01.. .. 500.00 | unanimous vote. Miller-Davis Printing Company, Upon motion the hearing upon the feti sundry blank forms.. .. .. .. 25.80 tion for the survey of sections 7 a P. A. McEachin, justice fees.. 5.25 '8, Township 150, Range 28, was ch- |E. J. McGowan, stamps and re }tinuea to the next meeting. ii eording.. .. . 5.85 A petition was presented for sur¢y F..A. MeVicar, 500 stamped. envelopes jof Section 4, Township 150, Range [8 for Register of deeds.. +. 10.62 | Commissioner King moved that a heg- | F. A. MeVicar, stamps for county jing be had upon said petition at ge treasurer. ‘dips 5 +. 25.00 |court house in the Village of Grad E. J. McGowan, stamps for Rapids, on Thursday, the 29th day pf November.. .. . 4.50 | | February, 1912, at 10 o'clock A. £ Archie McPherson, | witness J.C. ..14.44 ' The motion was seconded by Commé- | Andy Nelson, telephone tools, Jan.. -8.60 {sioner Mullins and carried by unarf- Fred Nelson, livery on road sur- |Mous vote. PE ats) fee aan e + nad | Hviane -18.00 | It was determined by the board thi: W. 5. & H. D. ‘Powers, supplies tor | application be made to State Highwéy poor farm .. - +-2.8$ Commission for an allotment to ths W. J. & H. D. Powers, supplies for [County out of funds to be distribute Cc. H. (mew work) 12.91 W. J. & H. D. Powers, supplies for |for improvement upon state road court house (new work) +-10.02 | “The report of Anna E. Wang, visitix The Pioneer Co., one tax ledger .. ..9.50 nurse, was read and ordered filed P. L. Ramquist, telephone rental | March 5th, 1912, in the sum of $7,000.0. | Upon motion the hearing upon the 1911 cine jes ee oe 15.75 | petition for the establishment of coun- Thos. “Russell, coroner’s fees .. ..15.40ty roads number 80, 105, 106 and 10 Am. Surety Co. of N. ¥., Fidelity | Were continued to the next meeting. bond of Peter L. Ramquist --12.50/ Upon motion an adjournment was the | T. T. Riley, sheriff's fees justice taken to Thursday, the 29th day of Fet- court aa t+ oss sees ++ +-88.00 [ruary, 1912, at 10 o’clock A. M. T. T. Riley, sheriff's fee, district | ANDY NELSON, court oe ok atheat ies 2 fo O Vice Chairman, County T. T. Rile: eaiee and tele- j Board. grams .. os theless eins we oe ves 6 8.70 | Attest: M.A. SPANG, T. T. Riley, board of prisoners, | Auditor, Itasca County. January | (Seal) T. T. Riley, photo for county | use — icine galvanized iron C. H. roof .. ..76.25 |4. W. Rice, witness J. C. NOTICE OF SEALED BIDS {P. R. Brooks, dcugs, etc. coun. |F. E. Reusswig, chairs, etc., com- Secilesl asltmrinedlhs 3 ne ‘ genioae 2 CS) Sie vgpel MOMMA ROOMS eos on, TEM | | eae aghueeee, Geo. D. Barnard & Co., one deed Wey SS ene were tga cone Mlaaesoea, “up, eat. record Ee peti cyte alas o'clock a.m. on ‘Thursday the 29th a 134-WW. -Collimonstypawtiting 6 W. R. Steele, labor performed on lop epeaise’ date at ue cette” cuplea lus Hunpector Asimual ce- Bigfork, Grand Rapids, road .. ..16.00 | °° yeti es “ ater 06 PE ne wane wh. oe ine iss, ph. SU Le ee eee peter go [Rouse In Be wilicee ot" Groth mags D. V. Case & Broomhall ,27 days upon Bigfork, Grand Rapids road..7.00 ) 4a county for the Revlon ey : eeperiatanient Co ar... |." | rap §a | BO. Beeberxy ceevices clerk | wroolian sbssiipana tae tea tcemersiaie ore silehediseits! Mlabletines ehatieer Ge general election .. ..... .. .. -+ +825) Sr tne mint where the Seine hy road survey .. .. ..2:50 | Bt seam poet noehd end SAA" oxphaed? sala "ilvee'"4u: aekeber 1) T. H. Collier, assisting s ba gpa aac piste! canoe to ed ge ET a [tome omen, wae 3c agen carga sie ole | Deer River Lor. Co., timber for Sam Tesaker, labor performed upon lspsciiieatiens wu aican ths natin pe cut Foot-Sioux bridge ja ee Rete Sper so pata 14.00! the county auditor of said county and Bovey Drug store, drugs, etc., for Village of Grand Rapids, December inthe office of J. M. Draper, town clerk penoeea . 7° 11.95 |_ light, county jail and court house 52.11 | op Bek ee we Bena ie fe Eos Pasquale D'Alessio, supplies ‘fur- Village of Grend Rapids, light for | county. i 1 3 nished Mary Codute .. .. ,. — January, court house and jail ..88.92 | 2 a |W. N. Daleour, electrical sup- “7777 6B Webster, to recording pro- gee anne Sree. ae Be Plies and labor, court house ....134.70| Ceedings delinquency baby Haikk- | : M. A. SPANG |S. M. Dinwiddie, board of paupers [ee ae -3.90 | County Auditor. at Poor Farm a . 187.00 John Whipple, ‘assisting county sur- | gry ‘Gouiater Albert Jandreau, assisting engi- heaadeaiiss: osipuaraonage aston + BT86 | bed Feb. 7,16 21. Eo neer on road survey .. .. .. .. ..10,99/J02" Whipple, assisting state engi- SA as vata Sune ass Howard Doran, assisting engineer neer on roads .. . --14.85 | on road survey 22 ne oo oo {Mise Anna Wang, expense 5s al | NOTICE OF SEALED BIDS nurse .. ++ s+ +: ++ +882} Sealed bids will be received by the upon Bigfork-Grand Rapids road 4,09 |2°2™ Whaling, Bal. contract plas- | board of county commissioners of Itasca Hotel Everton, supplies for pau- tering court house .. --908.40 county, Minnesota, up until 10 o'clock per x i An adjournment was then taken t0j;a. m. on Thursday the 29th day of First State Bank Grand Rapids, |10 o'clock A. M., February 2nd, 1912. | February, 1912, at the office of the Insurance on M. Ponti puild- Pursuant to adjournment the Board |county auditor at the county court ings .. .. Pusey oe h ts . 118,59 | 284m met this 2nd day of February, at 'house in the village of Grand Rapids, The Fritz- Orden Co., books and 10 o'clock A. M. \in said county, for the construction of a Wenthomery 20.05 2S tS mae Members present, Commissioners Nel- | wooden bridge across the Bigfork river A. Gordon, livery for con- json, King and Mullins. |in township 62, range 25, at the point stable Vogan .. .. .. .. «, .. ..8.09{ 4 communication of Dr. Holmer Col- |where county road number 238 |A. Galarneau, night watch, etc., }lins of Duluth, regarding the treatment ‘crosses said river, said bridge to be con- Court House ‘ont CER ..6.00 | Of Joseph Lindahl, who was injured dur ‘constructed according to the plans A. Galarneau, hauling ashes at ing the hunting season in Itasca oon and specifications on file in the office court ‘house. vi edlbe ves) 4.8.00 | t% 80d who is now at St. Mary's hospi of the county auditor of said county Garret Leisure, primary and gen- ltal, under the care of Dr. McGee, was ‘and in the office of C. Zerkel, village eral election Judge ws ee ve6.25 | Presented. The County Auditor was in- clerk of the village of Bigfork in said Gawd Bapiay incaiines: cohee structed to write to Dr. McGee of Du- county. it. daaMiers eWaninatien © goo | Ith for full particulars regarding the The board reserves the right to re- C. B. Gallagher, part payment, jconditions of said Lindahl. ject any or all bids. Gigetipnatanl cieeeeke 200,00 |. 4 communication from Oscar Lind- M. A. SPANG, George Hanne, Witness J.C... 6.80) DPS of Coleraine, Minnesota, stating Auditor, Itasea County. Fiancee Pea dee ccs that he was unable to make the survey H. R. & I. Feb. 7, 14, 21. elt TREES, Se ROT Ed, Hoolihan, witness Justice 1 court ., Fitba ae ete (uo hte SI Mrs. C. H. Hagen, board and care of Thomas McGraw .. .. .. ..16.00 here is no better way of locating goods, keeping track of things and getting rid of mountains of’ detail than by the Bell Telephone, E. C. Kiley, notice of survey ia eat OE eee aerate i | | E. C. Kiley, various road no- HES, CRC, one ne ioe ne os inn 0 BelO E. C. Kiley, sealed bids, vacuum system C. H. and jail .. ..).. ..145 E. C. Kiley, publishing proceed- BURR Se ae eS oe lea ae City Lumber Co., lumber for ‘court’ house (new work) .. .. ..4.95 ‘Geo. F. Kremer, rubber stair 4 treads, etc., court house .. .. ...55.00 Geo. F. Kremer, chair and window shades, court house .. .. .. .-23.25 Cc. M. King, committee work and a TOMGARS pis ho heeiiin gl ae cosy» A400, Fred Kitstenmacher, assisting engi- neer road ‘survey ¢.".. .. ..'.. Albert: Lewis, witness J. 4 wrence, repairing and. ae Cut-Fobt Sioux bridge ..200.00 E. Hi ‘bawrence, repairing anes Jo other way is sofar reaching, so quick, so inexpen- sive, so satisfactory, so necessary to the progres- sive business man. It is the modern way and takes the place of a personal visit. If your inquiry must extend to distant points, the Bell Long Distance Service is i MESABA TELEPHONE CO 0. V. Hemsworth, Manager >