Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, July 17, 1912, Page 8

ed ‘PAGE EIGHT. Ek OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD County Commissioners OF Itasca County, Minnesota. Grand Rapids, Minn., July 8th, 1912. In accordance with the provisions of Secticn 4:4, Hevised Laws of 1905, the Board ct County Commissioners of Itasca county, Minnesota, met at the court se in thé vidage of Grand Rap| ids this ith o'clock a. m. Members present: end Mullins. No quorum being present adjournment | was taken to 1 o'clock p. m. Pursuant to journment the board again met at 1 o'clock p. m. All members of the board being pre- sent. Cay cf suly, 1912, at 10 Commissioners King | Commissioner King moved that the| erintendent of schools .. .. .. 11.55 county auditor be instructed to adver- | Free Press Printing Co., supplies tise for bids for the construction of| for auditor’s office .. .. .. .. 1.97 that part of State Road No. 1, lying |The Fritz-Cross Co., supplies for between the villages of Cohasset and auditor’s office .. .. +. o. «+ «+ 38.00 Deer River. The said road to be con- |The Fritz-Cross Co., 1912 tax structed and completed according to lists auditor’s office .. .. .. .. 331.26 Plans and specifications prepared by|c. J. Franti, justice fees .. oe 11.45 John A. Brown, assistant state engine- | Prick Franzen, constable fees.. 6.75 er, and filed in the office of the county |J. H. Fox, juror fees J. C. 1.00 auditor. The motion was seconded by|J. J. Griffin, services as deputy Commissioner Nelson and upon roll call assessor district 2.. .. .. +. 177.00 was carried by the following vote: Yea; | Thomas Giffin, assessing in Commissioners King, Nelson, Mullins unorganized No. 2.. .. «. «. «. 240.00 and O’Brien. |Frank Gran, deputy assessor Nay: Commissioner Shellman. unorganized No. 1 .. .. .. «. «. 36.00 It being the time set for the hearing upon the petition to attach unorganized townships 62-23 and 62-24 to the organiz- ed township of Carpenter the same was then taken under consideration. Ttt’y. Fryberger in behalf of certain parties presented and filed objections in writ- ing to the granting of said petition. Com- missioner King moved that the hearing upon said petition be continued to the |Gust Huhn, next meeting to be held the 17th day of July, 1912, at 10 o’clock a. m., and that the county attorney be requested to furnish a written opinion as to the legality of said petition, and the author- ity of the board to grant the same. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Nelson and carried by unanimous vote. W. H. Clark was present and request- ed an appropriation for the improvemen of the Clark road in the town of Bass Lake. Commissioner O’Brien moved that the sum of $200 be appropriated to Gus. Anders ,constable fees.. .. 2.15 | ritory, and any part of a district not so' American Sanitary Products Co., supixe for C. 7H... 2... .. 17.00 Austin-Western Co. Ltd., West road drags.. .. .. .. .. 100.00 John Anderson, services deputy assessor district 1.. ... -- -- 80,00 Geo. D. Banard & Co. records for register of deeds.. +e ee 43.00 | Geo. D. ‘Barnard & Co., supplies for Register of Deeds.. .. .. .- 3.50 E. R. Browne & Co., supplies BO A, ois eo nae ¢ igeoe ae R. E. Bechtel, deputy coroner's fees .. .. ; See eee: ae Fiea Brown, jurer J.C... 1.00 Cc. Bennett, juror J. C. .. .. -. 1.00 John Brown, witness fees J. C. 1.12 Robert H. Bailey, justice fees... 71.05 Cohasset State Bank, labor and sundry claims, Mississippi Fiver Tad .. 5. 2. -. 2s oe 2. SLA | John H. Carlson, labor and sundry claims, county read No. 63 135.45 |Levi Cochran, services as asses- | gor @istrict 4.00664 2.65 ae +. RECO | Dan Cassidy, juror fees J. C. .. .1.00 | Michael Callahan, witness fees | Louis F. Dow Co., supplies tor | county auditor .. .. .. .. +. 17.95 Louis F. Dow Co., supplies register of deeds.. .. .. .. «. +. 48.00 | M. L. Doble, jurer fees J. C. +. 1.00 Grand Rapids Examiner, publishing notice for Estella Whipple, sup- |terl Garinger, juror fees J. C... 1.00 lHenry Hughes & Co., culverts.. 95.70 Edward Hachey ,concrete pier C. H. grounds.. .. .. -. -. +. 40.00 |Fred Heinrick, deputy assessor diswtiqtN 0. 1 .. .. «- e+ ee 82.00 Gust Huhn, constable fees 4.75 | L. A. Hope, justice fees.. .. .. .. 3.50 L. A. Hope, justice fees.. .. .. 5.10 constable fees.. .. 12.80 | Jacob Jacobson, witnese J. C.. 2.12 Mrs. Jacob Jacobson, witness J. Kremer & King ,plats.. oo oe oe 1.50; E. G. Kremer, maps.. .. .. .. -. 50.00 | Mrs. Oscar Karjala, witness. J. C. 2.12 | Charles Kearney, justice fees.. 71.45 |E. C. Kiley, printing notices.. .. 5.00 |E. C. Kiley, publishing proceed- ings, etc... .. 2. 02 0s oe oe oe 78.25 Paui Kaerjala, labor on road.. .. 14.62 J. O. Larson ,livery taking county nurse to Maturen’s camp.. .. - 5.00 be expended under the direction of the |A. L. LaFreniere ,publsihing pro- town board of the town of Bass Lake i | the improvement of said road which motion was seconded by Commissioner | Mullins and upon roll call the vote was as follows: Yea: Commissioners O’Brien and Mul- Commissioners Nelson, Shellman. F. H. Schutt appeared before the board | and requested that some action be take in the matter of the construction of a King an bridge across Swan River upon county | Robert McKee, | Mas. | road 75. Commissioner King moved that the chairman appoint a committee of three to examine and ascertain the nec- | essity for a bridge at said point. The | motion was seconded by Commissioner | Mullins and carried by unanimous vote. Chairman Shellman then appointed Com missioner Nelson, O’Brien and Mullins | as such committee. Commissioner O’Brien moved that ea | committee be appointed to examine the work done by S. H. Schutt on the Feel- ey-Bruce road. The motion was second| ed by Commissioner Nelson and carried | Mrs. ceedings, etc. .. .. 2. +. os «+ 78.25 Messner Bros. Co., suplies for Mrs. A. C. Coghill.. .. .. .. 80.17 Miller-Davis Printing Co., sup- plies for auditor’s office .. .. .... 1.49 |F. A. McVicar, stamped envelopes county treasurer .. .. .. .. .. 106.20 E. J. McGowan, stamps.. .. .. .. 4.00 |Mesaba Telephone Co., telephone service .. .. se eee 24.45 |David Maturen, assessing un- orgzvized No. 3.. .. witness J. Cio. oe Winnie McKee, witness fees J. Cr. oe oe oe oe oe oe oe oe Cc. K. McGray, juror fees J. C. Frank Morrisey, witness fees J. C. M. O'brien, examining roads.. .. 35. Andy Nelson, examining roads.. H. Purra, witness J. C.. Herman Purra, witness fees J. € James Person, services as deputy BLSOMSOF.. 6. oe oe oe we + 9650 Anton Payment, services as sec- tionman state road No. 1 .. T. T. Riley, P. L. Ramquist ,epxsense examin- 28 op He boven RRSSbSB 115.00 by unanimous vote. The Chairman ap-| ing mines .. .. +. +. 35.38 Pointed Commissioners King, Mullins an |T. T. Riley, sheriff ‘tees D. Cc... 116.80 Nelson as such committee. T. T. Riley, sheriff fees posting The matter of the application of the oad: BOMCOM. osc: ns ashen 40.50 International Boom company to construc|T. T. Riley, stamps.. .. .. .. .. 1.00 a dam across Popple river in section 28,|T. T. Riley, board of ee township 149, range 27 was then taken| for June. .. .. .. » 55.50 under consideration. Commissioner 0’- |W. H. Russell vservices @s as- Brien moved that the hearing be con-| sessor district 5.. .. .. .. .. 24.00 tinued to the meeting of the board to b |W. H. Russell, services as as- held the Sist day of July, 1912, at 10 sessor disrctit 5.. .. .. .. .. 24.00 o'clock @. m. The motion was second | W. H. Russell, services as as- ed by Commissioner Mullins and car- sessor district 5 .. .. .. .... 34.00 ried by unanimous vote. Commissioner |W. H. Russell, services as as- King then moved that the whole board; Sesscr district 5 .... .. .. .. 10.00 be apointed a committee to examine the | Alfred Sprague, services as deputy land effected by he construction of said assessor district 3.. .. .. .. .. 208.00 dam. The motion was seconded by|St. Benedicts Hospital, care of Commissioner Nelson and carried by sick paupers.. .. .. . 304.25; unanimous vote. Commissioner Nelson moved that the Assistant State Engineer be instructed to prepare plans and specifications for ® wooden bridge across Splithand brook, upon the state road. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Mullins and carried by unanimous vote. Chairman Shellman requested Vice- Chairman Nelson to take the chair, and | then moved that the sum of $3,000, or #0 much thereof as may be necessary be appropriated and set aside from the County Road and Bridge fund to be expended in the construction of a judi- cal road as ordered and established by Judge Cant, of the District Court of St. Louis county, upon the line between St. Louis and Itasca county. The motion was seconded by Commissioner King and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner Shellman moved that Commissioners Mullins and O’Brien be a committee to examine and ascer- tain the amount of damage to the lands of John H. Carlson by reason of stumps logs and brush, etc. having been piled thereon at the time of construction of County Road across his lands. The motion was seconded by Commissioner King and carried by unanimous vote. Chairman Shellman again took the jchair. Upon motion the County Surveyor was requested to furnish a list of culverts required for proposed road work. Commissioner Mullins moved that the county attorney be requested to be pre- sent at the next meeting of the board, which motion was seconded by Commis- sioner O’Brien and carried by unanimou ‘wote. The following bills were allowed: Gus. Anders, constable fees.. $ 2.45 ‘Mrs. Aino Anderson, witness fees justice court.. .. .. thee 212 Fred Anderson, witness fees Security Blang Book & Printing Co., supplies for register of deeds 24.00 Cc. V. Smith, labor on Prairie iver Toad... 0.5. 2. 2. 8. ss 2s 4000 Jno. L. Shellman, examining roads and bridges.. .. .. sees 20.40 Jno. L. Shellman, examining roads 12.40 Jno. L. Shellman, attending county ment furnished by the railroad company for necessary grading, etc. was present- ed, which statement covered all labor which was estimated at $58.38. This material required. Upon motion of Commissioner Mullins the county audit- or was instructed to sign the regular railroad crossing application and ‘or- ward the same to the raidroad company. ‘The county to agree to pay the costs for labor and material for putting ‘by uranimous vote. Commirsionerr King moved the adop- | tion of the following resolution: | Deer River. | by Commissioner King and carried by | 24 ‘situated, and not containing a school j house used as such, shall be by the _covnts board, upon proper notice, at- (tachec ty a proper district, and | Whereas, the following described ter- vitery, to-wit: Lots 13 and 14 of section 12, in township 144, range 25, in the jcounty of Itasca and state of Minne- | Sota, and all territory south of said lot iy said township, county and stae, ani | ail territory in township 143, cange 73 lin said county and state is now a part | of Scheer) Distreit No. 6, and said te ritory is not adjoining the territory of Scnoo' Disrtict No. 6, nor does said territory contain a school house used as such, and Whereas, said territory is adjoining the terirtrey cf School District No. 10, and Scheol District No. 10 is a proper | district to which to attach said terri- | tory. | Therefore, be it hereby resolved by | the board of county commissioners of | Itasca county, in lawful meeting assem- | bled on this 8th day of July, 1912, that said matter be heard at a meeting, | of this beard to be held at the court | house in the Village of Grand Rapids | in said county on the 3lst day of July, 1912, at 10 o’clock a. m., at which time and place this board will heac all per- sons interested and their evidence and | arguments for and against | ment of said territory to School Disritct No. 10. It is further resolved that | notice of said hearing be given by the | publication of htis resolution for two consecutive weeks prior to said hearing in the Grand Rapids Herald-Review and , the Itasca County Independent: and by posting copies thereof in three of the | most public places in each of the above |!mamed school disricts affected there- by at least ten days before said day of hearing; and by mailing copies thereof | to the clerk of each of the above nam- ; ed school districts affected thereby at jeast 10 days before said day of hearing, according to law. | The motion for the adoption of said | resolution was seconded by Commis- sioner Nelson and carried ‘by unanimous ote. board be a committee to examine the work done by A. A. Mitchell & Co. upcn county road No. 101 north and west of The motion was seconded | | Commissioner Nelson moved that the. | | unanimous vote. Commissioner King moved that a/| committee of three be appointed to ex- amine the road work to John O’Brien’s place in section 2, township 53, range The motion was seconded by Commissioner Mullins and carried by un animous vote. The chairman appoint- ed Commissioners O’Brien, Mullins and Nelson as such committee. Commissioner O’Brien moved that a committee be appointed to examine the work done by William Smith on County ‘Road No. 28, also the work done by | ried by unanimous vote. | | sheriff fees J. C. 118.50 | | ment of the Deer Lake road. Charles Larson on County road No. 87. Also to examine the site for the pro- | posed bridge across the Bigfork river on County Road No. 28. The motion was seconded by Commissioner King and car Commission- er O’Brien, Nelson and King were ap- pointed as such committee. Applications for road and bridge ap-_ Propriations were made as follows: William M. Henry for the town of | | Sago, $200.60. W. H. Clark for the improvement of | the road in the town of Bass Lake $250. Andrew Lily for the improvement of said road in the town of Wawina. J. H. Carlson the sum of $300 for the improvement of the Carlson road in township 64, range 25. Peter Torry for the improvement of state road south of Splithand ranch. For the repair of bridge on the Fur- long road in township 62, range 23 the Sum of $100. frank Voight, Jr., for the improve- The sum of $300 for the improvement of the old Bigfork road. The sum of $300 for the improvement of the Feeley-Bovey road. For the improvement of roads in the town of Carpenter. All aplicaticns to be considered at | the next meeting. All other matter on file and pend- ing before the board were continued to the next meeting. The board then adjourned to Wednes- day the 17th day of July, 1912, at 10 o’clock a. m. JNO. L. SHELLMAN, Chairman of County Board Attest: M. A. SPANG. County Auditor OF THE | School Board OF ids, Itasca County, Minnesota. Grand Rapids, Minn., July 8, 1912. board meetings.. .. « 36.40 | |M. L. Smith, telephone ‘tolls. . «. 4.00 H. F. Schutt, payment on road contract No. 90.. .. .. .. .. 100.00 Peter Torey, labor on Splithand road as ee 4.00 1.0. Thorpe, “witness cs c. eeee 1.12 Village of Grand Rapids, light for C. H. and jail... .. .. .. .. 26.92 toney Velke, labor on Sucker Brook road 57-24.. .. .. .. .. .. 75.00 F. S. Webster co., supplies for register cf deeds.. ., .. .. .. 3.50 Cc. R. Ward, medical services for pauper... 2. 6. es ok ee, oe The matter of the railroad crossing | between sections 4 and 5, township 64, 100K after the matter of getting plans range 24qwasthentaken upandastate- | [0% the two-room school building pro- amount to be exclusive of the costs of the in | eaid crossing. ‘The motion was second- | tin, $105.26 per month. ead by Commissioner O’Brien and carried | A meeting cf the school board of | school district No. One was held in | the board’s office at eight o'clock p. m. | All members of the board were present. | The minutes of the meeting of June 2 5.00 | were read and aproved. Director Burgess was delegated to | Posed to be built at Blackberry. The matter of appointing teachers for the rural schools was taken up and ap- Pointments were made subject to ac- ceptance of those appointed. | The following teachers have entered | into ccntract to teach in the Grand Rapids and Cohasset ‘schools for the school year cf 1812 and 13 at the sal- aries specified after their names: ! High School. Miss Louise Twinman, principal, lat- Fred F. Carson, history, $90.00. *W. Mare Fraser, science and pub- lic speaking, $105.26. Miss Florence Burlingame, English, °0.00. the attach-| ‘OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS | School District No. 1, Grand Rap-| Miss Lea Benga, commercial, $90.00. Miss Harriet Kummerer, German, $90. Miss Katherine Fisk, eighth grade, 4.75.00. Miss Katherine Roney, seventh mane; ) . 75.00. $75.00. Central School. Miss Agnes Bryan, normal department $87.50. Miss Royetta Transeau, sixth grade, principal, $75.00. Miss Alice Grendall, fifth grade, $65.00 \ Miss Clara Thompson, fourth grade, $62.50. Miss $72.50. | Miss Erna Rheinberger, second grade, drawing, $80.00. Miss Emma Vogel, Alida’ R. Holmes, second grade, music, $80.00. Mrs. Ciara R. Grove, first grade, ry) emer Wei Miss Dorothy Ely, kindergarten, $75.00 Miss Mae C. Benton, assistant kin- dergarten, $30.00. Forest Lake School. Miss Anna Knudson, fifth grade, $60.00. Miss Sophia Thomas, fourth grade, $67.50. Miss Margaret Aiton, third grade, $80. Miss Eva Holden, second grade, $65.00 Cohasset Schoois. | H. F. Baldwin, principal, $85.00 Miss Gladys Roberts, sixth and fifth grades, $60.00. Miss Petronella Stenberg, third and fourth grade, $60.00. Miss Jessie Aiken, first and second grades, $60100. The following bills were, upon motion allowed: McGill-Warner Co., commence- ment invitations .... .. .. .. $30.27 Louis Hauck, labor at Cohasset C. S. Brock, wark on school garden 6.00 Water & Light Commission electric Might .. 4. 2... 4s es 516098 Clarence Buchanan, livery for agriculture dept. .. .. .. .. .. 4.00 | E. J: McGowan, recording deeds 5.00 Chas. S. <Attix, wood and labor, i he OE oe 7 - 23.10 Mrs. Chas. Johnson, transportation charges for Hilda Anderson at Bergville school.. .. «e+ 33.28 First State Bank, insurance premium. . + 48.75 John Lane, labor ‘at Cohasset school .... . we oe oe oe 15.85 J. F. Anderson, “rent of stove Bergville school... .. .. .. .. 4.95 | George Becker, transportation of Ralph Becker, Cohasset.. J. E. Johnson, repair materials 17.60 Squaw Lake school.. .. .... .. 3.15 Mesaba Telephone Co. » tolls and rentals. 4.60 | Upon motion the meeting adjourned. | J. D. DORAN, Clerk. OFFICAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE Village Council Of The Village of Grand Rapids, Itas- ca County, Minnesota. Minutes of Meeting Held July 8, 1912. A regular meeting of the village coun- cil of the village of Grand Rapids, |Itasea county, Minnesota, was held in the council rooms in the village hall, this 8th day of July, 1912, at 8 o'clock p. m. Members present: President Riddell, Trustees Arscott, King and Russell and Recorder Sherman. reed and approved. Monthly reports of Treasurer Mc- Mahon and Justice of the Peace Bailey |were read and approved and ordered filed. Motion made by Sherman seconded by tussell that the Water, Light. Power and Building Commission be authoriz- ed to install Hydrant on the corner of Houghton avenue and Tenth street | Motion carried. — etition was presented and read for |thea remcval cf the arc light at the |corner of Sixth street and Borrows ave. to the corner of Sixth street and Clough avenue, said petition was re- ferred to the Water, Light, Power and Building Commission with approval of the council. Petition was presented and read for the installing of bracket street lamps on the corners of Thirteenth street and Houghton ave., and Fourteenth street and Houghton ave., and at the corner of Houghton ave. and the Prairie jake road, said petition was referred to ithe W. L. P. and B. commission with aproval of the council. Motion made by King seconded by Russell, that the committee on streets and alleys be auhtorized and to super- vise, the construction of a sidewalk on the south side of Fifth street adjoining the village ball property ,motion car- ried. Motion made by Arscott seconded by King that the committee on streets and alleys be auhtcrizead to advertise for bids for the construction of a sidewalk six feet; wide on the easi side of Houghton avenue between Fourth and Fifth srteets, and three cross walks at the intersections of the following streets: East side of Houghton ave and Fifth street, west side of Sleeper ave. and Fifth street and the north side of Fifth street and Sleeper avenue. Mo- ae carried. The foHowing bills were audited and third grade, | @Choos .. 2. 2. oe oe oe oe © 12.00 Hotel Pokegama Livery, livery for agricultural work.. .. .. 3.00 HE A. Freeman, expense in investi- gating candidates for positions for teachers .... + 105.30 |R. E. Denfeld, commencemeni | addreds.. .. + sees sees 81.80] |Lars Leding, paid. tor teanapantn- tion of library books.. .. oe 75 |C. W, Forrest, drayage .. . 3.50 |W. J. & H. D. Powers, agricul- tural and general supplies .... 20.60 H. Hughes & Co,, agricultural department suplies.. .. ..... « ++ 6.50 |= Cc. Kiley, printing and pub- | lishing proceedings.. .. .. .. .. 14.25 jA. L. LaFreniere, publishing | proceedings .. te ee ee oe 8.26 Frank Myers, draying.. .. .. .. 5.50 Minutes of the previous meeting were | This is a wise Couch Hammock made of heavy canvas over a strong wood frame. As complete as a bed. Complete with Wailea ee $8.75 things in Porch Chairs and able prices. We have a very large assortment of the newest Rockers at very reason- GEORGE F, FURNITURE AND OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE KREMER UNDERTAKING Crand Rapids, Minn | for street commissioner.. .. $ 3.45 |C. W. Forrest, fire run and dray- ing.. .. .. oe 5.50 jA. L. LaFrentere, ‘publishing i Proceeding@® .. .. +. 2. 0. 0.0. 7.00 |E. C. Kiley, publishing proceed- ERB 3. nate G5 . oo ee TL jAllen Dry Goods Co., ‘labor as- signment Wm. Fistler.. .. .. |John Beckfelt, assignee sundry ++ 11.00 Jabor Wills... .. 2. os we. 0. 84.00 | Lieberman Bros., assignee sundry labor bills .... . ++ e+ 113.80 | Edw. Hachey, building s ‘yards cement walk.. .. .. . 3.20 | King Lumber Co., sewer pipes, | cement and planks.. .. + 16.50 J. S. Lofbeérg, fire run and 1008 feet ftamarack planks .. .. .. .. .. 27.17 ye. A. Carlson, aproach walks, zurb and gutters .. .. .. .. .. 116.80 E. G. Kremer, establishing grades | ‘for sidewalks... .. .. .. .. .. 20.00 Upon motion made and carried the jmeeting adjourned. GEO. RIDDELL, Village President Attest | FRANK SHERMAN, Village Recorder. Notice, |. Notice is hereby given that the fol jlowing resolution was adopted by ithe board of County Commissioners \of Itasca county, Minnesota, at a | meeting held on the 8th day of July, | Ttasca County Abstract Office Abstracts Real Estate Fire Insurance Conveyances Drawn, Taxe5 Paid for Non-Residents | Kremer & King Props. Grand Rapids - = Minn. ee Se es | 1912: 5 | Resolution. + Whereas, section 1802 of the Re-|% ul | vised Laws of 1905 provides that all = [schoo] districts shall be composed: + in every day—but a telephone bof adjoining territory, and any part |of district not so situated, and not ‘containing a school house used as |such, shall be by the-county poard, jupon proper notice, attached to a |proper district, and Whereas, the following described |county and state is now a part of | school district No. 6, and said ter- iritory is not adjoining the territory of Schccl district No. 6, nor does said territory contain a school house used as such, and, | Whereas, said territory is adjoin- ing the territory of school district | No. 10, and school district No. 10 is a proper district te which to at- tach said territory. | Therefore, be it hereby resolved by the board of County Commission- ers of Itasca county, in lawful meet- ing assembled on this 8th day of July, 1912, that said matter be heard jat a meeting of the board to be held at the court house ‘in the villag of Grand Rapids in said county on the Slst day of July, 1912, at 10 d'clock a. m., at which time and place this board will hear all per- |sons interested and their evidence ‘and arguments for and against the {attachment of said territory to school District No. 10. It is further re- \solved that notice of said hearing ‘be given by the publication of this | resolution for two consecutive weeks | prior to said hearing in the Grand | Rapids Herald-Review and the Itas- ca County Independenti; and by post ing copies therecf in three of the ; {most public places in each of the above named School Districts af- fected. thereby at least ten days be- fore said day cf hearing; and by mailing copies thereof to the clerk of each of the above named schoo] | districts affected thereby at least 10 days before said day of hearing, according to law. Dated this 16th day of July ,1912 M. A. SPANG, County Auditor. July 17-24, in Itasca County, Minnesota, for the transaction of business required by jaw at the annual Meeting, will be! held at the Village Hall, Grand Rap- ids cn the twentieth day of July, 1912, at 7 o'clock P. M. to vote on the question of building.rural where needed, and levying a tax for, such purpose. i Dated this eighth day of July, 1912 DORAN, July 17-24. % eee helps squeeze three days’ work into one. Residence Service 5.cents per day Tried and proven ee ‘territory, to-wit: Lote 12 and 14 of ¢ OFder the Mesaba |section 12, in township 144, range é | 25, in the county of Itasca and state \¢ of Minnesota, and al] territory | ‘% south of said lots in said township, county and state, and all territory in township 1483, range 25 in said | *i, SHAVE No Cup No Brush No Soap No Lather Just Apply « Shave A LATHERAREEM |s Economical, Soothing Protects The Skin, Eliminates AllAfter Shaving Soreness.for Sale Every Where 25¢ Per Tube A-J-KRANK MFG:CO@ FOR SALE BY Notice of Annual School Meeting. | Notice is hereby given that the | RED (ROSS DRUG STORE Annual Meeting in District No. One GRAND RAPIDS, MINN. ONE YEAR TWO DOLLAR j |