*-XiW -5^3 4 i» 1ST j^J. -^/j«7t-ir .' *"*-"*•,- ^VrC^ INTERNATIONAL i-ALLS PRESS. COMMISSIONER'S Cozon 4 88 Com. Chute that C. L. Sheeran and PiW, vs. FrankGiroux.... 110 ©Lauder, .................... ..... 1 0* Kjlph Parker, witness tees. Stale vs. R. S. McDonald, be appointed a purchasing D. Dahl........ ..... 8 85 Frank Glroux.... 1 10 s&W* X*Paul ...... 104! committee for county supplies. Adolpn Croucher. witne^s tees. slate PROCEEDINGS Annie Paul. __ 1 18 n.^Henderick«......... vs. Frank Giroux. 1 10 .. Motion carried. 73 Guy O. Parker, constable' "fees,"' State ^roff D. Kritz 1 75 vs. Frank Giroux 75' Pursuant to statue the board proceeded 2 Zurena Kasper 2 45 1 j^sttce fees, State vs. Mc- A. Johnson.... 4 87 to examine the books, vouchers Claim and Giroux 5 4QHarvey Wm. Daman... 148 Hawkins-witness" teesl State Official Proceedings of the Board of "Nellie Robinson 82 and accounts of the county treasurer, vs. McClaim and Giroux 1 10 A. Berg 1 28 Adolph Croucher. witness fee's State County Commissioners, Koochiching and found him in possession of $59,394.95 Mrs. W. Brown 2 50 vs. McClaim and Giroux 10 W. Hultman 94 2 as charged with, and the said Ralph Parker witness fees. State vs' County, Minnesota May 12 McClaim and Giroux 1 10 Jtt. Risberg .... 3 61 sum being deposited as follows:— Guv C. Parker, constable fee's, St'ate L. P. Swenson hi vs. McClaim and Gironx 2 85 First National Bank, International H. Van Ettan 58 MUCH IMPORTANT BUSINESS DONE On motion the following bill was Otto Olson 79 Falls,..... .$ 16,803.05 E. I. Poster 3 37 allowed on condition of warrant being D.Wilso I.".. 2 17 International State Bank, drawn when there is funds for Int. Bridge and Ter. Co 64 International Falls, Minn. International Falls, 22,847.62 John Leslie 84 the purpose: 10th, 1911. July Dan Delong 01 2 First State Bank, Northome, 9,418.65 The following is the list of uncollected The board of county commissioners L. A. Ogaard, engineer Ditch No.9 ...$ 130 0o First State Bank, Big Falls, 10,325.63 personal property taxes as revised: of Kooochiching county, Minnesota On motion the board adjourned to Total cash on hand $ 59,394.95 met in regular session at the rooms in meet on Tuesd ay, August 8th, 1911 at On motion the application of E. W. J.A.Irwin $ 00 the court house at International Falls 14 9:30 o'clock a. m. Finger Lumber Co 87 79 Gosline for a refund of part of liquor The Only Baking Powder Made from Boyil Minnesota on Monday, July 10th, 1911 Sheviin-Mathieu Lumber Co 14 68 license money was laid over. Motion E. S. Shook.... I 39 78 Wm. Durrin, Grape Cream ol Tartar. at ten o'clock a. m. Roll call presentCommissioners Bergeron and Mailoy 15 56 carried. E. A. Bergeron.. Attest: Chairman. Ulvedhal, Chute, McDonald 10 Int, Lumber Co ....i 887 78 Moved by Com. Ulvedhal, seconded and Durrin. Absent—Commissioner L. H. Slocum, O. L. Nord 6 73 by Com. Chute, that $15.00 per month PeterH Eide.. 3 43 Reed. County Auditor. Namakan Lumber Co 225 34 he allowed Mrs. J. Moran from the Shevlin Lumber Co... 13 79 On motion the minutes of the previous poor fund. Motion carried. Olson and McGilvary 7 78 By C. L. Sheeran Deputy. against alum* Geo. P. Watson 10 78 meeting were approved as read On motion the application of Abe Bancroft and Slater 7 76 and corrected. Berg and Smith 172 08 Olson for a refund of 1910 taxes was Anna R. Eggleston 25 50 Moved by Commissioner McDonald recommended to the Minnesota tax Law and Raaaon. Eck Bros 28 00 E. B. Freeman 21 07 Xmt ua oooaidar tha raaaon qf tb^ that the Koochiching county board of Commission Holler and Eggleston 15 53 laa. For nothing la law that !a not In'. Palls Press Pub. Co 33 53 commissioners attend the Bemidji On motion the following application Chemists* Ictta have abown Chat a part of (he raaaon.—Sir John Powell. T- H. Kinshella 84 conference of northern Minnesota Minn. Bridge and Termir al Co 443 62 for reduction of taxes were rejected:Eli blscalt made with an alum taking pwvdcv. C. H. Norton 5 82 the atomack, and that dig cation is retarded counties to be held July 25th at Loisel, Matt Donahue, T. J. A. Nelson 19 Rapln a*d Angel .. 11 «*3 Bemidji, Minnesota for the purpose Chappell, Mrs. B. M. Peterson, P. G. Bad for Both. E.L.Smith ttw imbmt mud mmko 5 55 It ia no batter for a atata to of discussing road building matters Grady P. Spitzer 37 mow do* im mot L. H. Slocum 14 14 yond ita inooma than for an etc. The motion was seconded by On motion the following applications P. H. Stubee 2 78 ^-iProTideOfOe JournaL P. Frank 110 Commissioner Chute and carried by for reduction of taxes were Oscar 1. Hanson 13 99 unanimous vote. Partrldsre Lbr. Co 36 laid over:—L. A. Ogaard, John Eke Ernest Ferrer 6 Eacaped Daath Thirteen Tlmaa. Moved by Commissioner Chute, F. W. Lun.iy.... 22 berg, W. J. Yan Pelt and C. L. Hillstead. Allen andKeiver 49 89 John H. Rice of North Hempstead seconded by Commissioner Ulvedhal W. L. Keiver 21 66 L. L, on his thirteenth eaoapa from F. Peterson 6 38 that liquor license be granted to John |MMM On motion the petition for bridge Holden and Dade 7 73 daath, the laat time In an auto aooir Richie at Ray, Minnesota for a period Bungo Stock and Land Co. 12 93 Perfect Service money in township 69, range 25, was Steam Heated Rooms. dent, remarked that ha waa a lucky Geo. P. Watson 2 40 of one year from July 12th, 1911. The Nor. Dev. Co 19 74 laid over. man. Here are aome of the things State Lumber Co 29100 ayes and nays being called stood as Cafe that have happened to him: Left leg The Aldfne Watab Pulp and Paoer Co 8 On motion the following bills were follows: Ayes Commissioners McDonald, Grand Forks Lumber Co 9 65 cut off by train, ahot out aye cleaning laid over:— Fornsman and Carlson Co 17 22 Ulvedhal, Chute and Durrin. a revolver, loat an arm by fall from Mizpah Mercantile Co 50 13 J. H. Drummond, municipal court P. A. NEFFEW, Prop. Pine Tree Mfg. Co 174 76 a tree, waa aaved three tlmaa from Motion carried. 20 00 Page and Hill 88 10 Located in the new litis Block is now open both DAY and NIGHT drowning. O. Olson,' team hire ditch No."9'.'.'.I 5 00 A. N.White 153 Moved by Commissioner McDonald and we are prepared to cater to the most fastidious. On motion the following bills were Int. Lbr. Co 6 73 seconded by Commissioner Chute that Int. Lbr. Co 5 58 allowed: L. H. Slocum 4 70 WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF SUNDAY DINNERS at 35 cents liquor license be granted to B. T. Mcintosh Difference Pointed Out. Naugle Pole and Tie Co 15 72 M. Burton, supplies tor prisoner $ per plate. Regular meals 35 cents and up. When you are in 3 00 Int. Bridge and Terminal Co 32 74 for a period of one year at M. Button, supplies for prisoners 9 25 "Things equal to the same thing International Falls give us a trial. If not satisfied, E. Bennett 6 44 R. Chute, mileage ana per diem... 45 40 Watrous township. The ayes and are equal to each other," remarked a Martin Bros 24 09 tell us—if satisfied, tell others. J. H. Drummond, fees 10 20 PageandHill 44 55 Mrs. J"hn Decker, blankets for pest man seated at a cafe table by way of nays being called stood as follows: Commutation Tickets. Rates to Steady Boarders J. Ungerman 6 24 house patient 7 50 proving what he had aald. "Oh, well,* Sheldon Timber Co. 43 43 ayes Commissioners McDonald, Chute Albert Enzman. burial of Erick Johnson #10 00 allowed at returned his friend, "that'a true 7 50 On motion the petition for and Durrin. Not voting Commissioner First State bank, Littlefork. acct. W. enough, algebraically, but—did it ever R. Hale, assisting assessor 78 00 Ulvedhal. Nays None. Motion road money to be spent on the Gingrich First State bank, Littlefork, acct. occur to you that there's a whole lot carried. road was laid over. VanVieck, assessing 161 00 of difference between being shot and Fritz and Cross, supplies 30 00 On motion the petition for road Moved by Commissioner McDonald, being half shot twice?" Fritz and Cross supplies 6 00 Free Press Printing Co., supplies 55 10 S O E seconded by Commissioner Chute that money from Watrous township was Robert Gregory, assisting assessor... 78 00 P. G. Gordon and Sons, supplies for laid over. liquor license be granted to Ted Epper Mrs. Horn 15 00 Appropriate Recreation. LA ZENDA at Ray, Minn. The ayes and nays Commissioner Reed introduced the P. G. Gordon and Sons, supplies for An author, whose work is imagine Mrs. Murphy 15 00 being balled stood as follows: Yes following resolution and moved its Mrs: E. J. Holler, matron at jail 15 00 tire, should, for his rest, do something Int. Furniture Co.. ice box for jail... 154 44 Commissioners McDonald, Ulvedhal, adoption: logical, such as playing patience. An Domestic Indus Mer. Co., supplies furnished L. Chute and Durrin. Nays none. A. Richie accountant, on the other hand, whose BE IT RESOLVED, that the Indus Mer. Co.', supplies furnished L. Motion carried. mind will run on figures, should not LA TRINCA A. Richie 4 48 painting of the jail and .^sheriff Int. Tel. Co., phone rent. 21 50 play patience. He should mold fig* Moved by Commissioner Chute, residence has. been done in accordance Int. Falls Press, proceeding and no- urea out of clay or paint or do something 48 85 seconded by Commissioner McDonald with the specifications for the same, Int State bankVacct."Fofrer expenses artistic. 90 25 Havana that the application of F. A. Neffew Int. State bank, acct. Forrer expenses and that that portion of the work, 22 44 Int. State bank acct. Forrer, supplies for a liquor license at Watrous township namely the painting, is acceptable AT/£LL STEALERS for prisoners. v...... 5 10 Int. State Bank acct, Forrer, bortling be rejected on account of Insufficient Nonaenalcal Idea. and is hereby accepted by this prisoners 251 00 A London physician haa made the population. The ayes and lot. State bank acct. Speelman, sheriff board of commissioners. The motion expenses 29 88 ruggeetlon that condemned crlmlnala nays being called stood as follows: to adopt the resolution was seconded Int. State bank acct. Forrer, rent of should drink river water In its "raw** 15 00 boat Ayes Commissioners McDonald, by Commissioner Chute and carried 15 00 Laura Magiady, giving exemlnations atate, that the effects might be observed. Chute and Durrin. Nays Commissioner Bert Maglady, digging grave of Joe by unanimous vote. Presumably it would only Chambers 2 50 Ulvedhal. Motion carried. Minn, and Ont. Power Co. light tor Moved by Commissioner Chute, mean caoes of typhoid to be cured at Licensed Plumbers and court house 1 85 Moved by Commissioner Ulvedhal, the expenae of the state. seconded by Commissioner Ulvedhal Minn, and Ont. Power Co., light for 6 72 jail seconded by Commissioner. McDonald, that $150.00 be appropriated for the McGlU-Warner Co., deed record 40.00 heating Engineers that the surety bond of the Big Falls McGill-Warner Co., supplies, #15.10 allowed County Auditor's incidental fund. Proved Hla Right to Pa para. at 12 60 State Bank, in the sum of twenty Motion carried, Dupler and Nellls, painting and repairing "Pid tbe -paanut man gat hla nafr at court house 75 00 five hundred dollars, as county depository, Moved by Commissioner Chute, Nvdo oralizatlon papers?" 'Tea be proved E. E. and Co., supplies for poor with National Surety Company burial 1 14 to the Judge right away that he waa a WATER AND SEWER WORK PROMPTLY DONE. seconded by Commissioner Ulvedhal H. T. Whitcomb, coffin for Joe Chambers...... of New York as Surety, be good American at heart." "How did 550 that $490.00 liquor license money received E. E. Myboand Co., supplies for Era. ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE. approved. Motion carried. he prove It?" "In ana war to a queetlon from Meding township be returned 15 00 est Chambers be told the dlfferenoe between ft E. E. Nybo and Co., supplies for Joe Moved by Commissioner McDonald, to said township to be spent A S O I N Chambers.. 16 91 double play and a double header." seconded by Commissioner Chute, that Emll Ostlund. burial ot Joe Chamber* on roads in said township'. Motion 3 00 the Chairman be appointed as a OVCSOIN BLOCK Intrnational Tails, Minn. PHONE 221 carried. Conrad Peterson, digging grave poor 2 50 burial committee of one, to investigate the To Reeueoltate People. Moved by Commissioner Ulvedhal, P. J. McSlm, conveying prisoner to Operated by a small motor drlfep condition of Mrs. Caroline Horn, recently county seat 16 02 seconded by Commissioner Chute that C, L. Sheeran, expenses Grand Rapids by a dry battery la a machine Invented a poor charge on the county, 11 36 and return $245.00 liquor license money received In Germany to reeuadtate peraoaa Geo. F. Swlnnerton, M. D.. viewing with the object of ascertaining the for a liquor license in Grand Falls 5 20 remain Peter Shook. overcome by gaaes which automatically advisability of sending her children to St. Paul Book and Stationery Co.' examination pumpe out the lungs and fills them township be returned to said township 28 20 paper some institution lor children. Motion Williams Bros., supplies tor poor with oxygen. to be spent on roads therein. International Falls Abstract Co. burial... 10 00 carried. Motion carried. Frank Yeomans, burial ot Eric Johnson, 830.00 allowed at 17 50 Moved by Commissioner Ulvedhal Moved by Commissioner Reed, First Nat. Bank acct. Reed mileage Any Time to 8ult. seconded by Commissioner McDonald and per diem 18 00 BURDICK, KREMER & KING, Proprietors seconded by Commissioner Chute, Tourtat (at Iriah hotel)—You First Nat Bank acct. Reed, mileage.. 25 80 that the plat of Evergreen cemetery P. R. Scribner, justice fees, State tired, Pat? Waiter—Yiss, aorr. Up that $245.00 received for a liquor ABSTRACTS. REAL ESTATE & INSURANE vs. Ed Moen-. 1 95 at Big Falls be approved and placed very early this morning—half-past six. license in Watrous township W returned P. R. Scribner, Justice fees, State on file. Motion carried. 1 95 vs. Dlnkle Meyer Tourist—I don't call half-paat six to said township to be spent P. R. Scribner. justice fees, State early I Waiter (quickly)—Well, hatfr Moved by Commissioner Chute that Collections, Conveyancing and Loans. vs. Vevor Nelson I 95 on roads therein. Motion carried. P. R. Scribner, justice fees, State paat five, thin!—Punch. the petition for the establishment of vs. DanTull 1 90 Moved by Commissioner Chute, J. E. BURDICK, Manager the following described county road John Allen, justice fees, State seconded by Commissioner Ulvedhal vs. Chas May 7 50 be granted: Beginning at the northeast Dan Pergarst witness fees. State vs. Comfort for Author. INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA that $490.00 received for liquor 1 10 ChcLS corner of section number one iri Tbe Author—Would you advise me John Heiberg witness tees. State vs. licences in Evergreen township be returned township 63, range 23, west of the 5th 1 10 Chas. May to get out a amall edition? The Pub* Joe Johnson witness fees. State vs. to said township to be spent tteher—Yea, the smaller the better. p. m., and running thence south on 1 10 Chas. May on roads therein. Motion corried. Fred Larson witness fees. State vs. The more acaroe a book ia at tbe and the range line between township 63j Chas, May 1 10 The following is the estimate of of four or five centuries the more range 23 and township 63, range 22 A. W. Hunstable constable fees. State vs. Chas. May 6 10 money you realize from it. the County Auditor for expenses for to the northeast corner of section 12 John Allen, justice fees, State vs. Contractor PETE WESTBERQ, 3 55 the iensuing year: Mike McDonald et al of township 63, range 23, thence running R. W. Hale, witness fees, State vs. and Builder west on the section line to the Auditor and cjerk hire $3700 00 Mike McDonald et al 1 10 Conaolatlon In Defeat. Treasurer and clerk hire. 2600 00 S. S. Lachappelle, witness fees, State north west corner of section 10, in The defeated candidate la like the County Attorney 1800 00 vs. Mike McDonald et al... 1 10 Judge of Probate 1250 00 Alvin Tibbitts, witness fees, State vs. old, bachelor who says he onoe fell township 63, range 23, thence running, of Cement Sidewalks, Combined Curb and Gutters, Street Supt. of Schools 1200 00 Mike McDonald et al 1 10 in lore with a beautiful young lady, south on section line passing between Sheriff 2500 00 John Allen, justice fees, State vs. Crossings, Driveways and Carriage Blocks. Estimates cheerfully Board of prisoners 1500 00 Ada Newmann 5 05 but abandoned all idea of marrying sections 10 and 9 in said township, Janitor 900 00 Harvey Hawkins, witness fees State her when he found that she and all given. Write to Commissioners' salary and mileage.. 2200 00 1 10 vs. Ada Newman, and terminating at the intersection Court expenses. 5000 00 Adolph Croucher witness fees State her folka were opposed to the match. of the said section line and the township Printing 1500 00 Ada Newmann.... 1 10 E E W E S E Books and supplies 20o() 00 Ralf Parker, witness fees, State vs. line on the south side of said Postage and express 35o 00 Ada Newmann 1 10 Fixing court house grounds 1000 00 W. L. Keiver, witness fees State vs. True Optlmlet township 63, range 23. The motion 1 10 Register of Deeds clerk hire 500 00 Ada Newmann The real optimist is the wm wtat Aspelin, Minn. was seconded by Commissioner Ulvedhal County Attorney contengent fund.... 500 Oo Guy C. Parker, constable fees. State 3 20 seeing his train steaming out of the vs. Ada Newmann and carried by unanimous votll Moved by Com. Reed, seconded by John Allen, justice fees, State vs. atatkm. Just aa he arrlvaa, remarks 720 tb Bessie McGlaln Oh motion the board adjourned Com. Chute that $35,000.00 be levied gently: "Well, anyway, I Guy C. Parker, witness fees, State vs.. 1 00 meiet at 1:30 p. m. for county revenue purposes. Motion Bessie McClain oaught It" Harvey Hawkins, witness fees, State Board re-convened at 1:30 p. m. carried. Moved by Com. Chute, seconded 1 10 •s. Bessie McClain Adolph Croucher witness tees, State All members.present except Com-: by Com. Reed that $14,000.00 be vs. Bessie McClain 1 10- Paetor to Hla Plook. missioner McDonald. Ralph Parker, witness fees, State vs. levied for county road and bridge purposes. 2 90 Bessie McClain... "When I look at you fellowa," When In Littlefork Stop at I Moved Commissioner by Motion carried. Moved by Parker, constable tees, State Guy C. $e Jail warden, who waa 7 20 vs. Bessie McClain seconded by Commissioner Chute tha| Com. Chute, seconded by Com. Reed The Lilloe Hotel J. R. Allen, justice fees, State vs. Aaa a (humorist, 1 aomehow feel that 6 00 the plat of Alberta Park be approve!! that $12,000.00 be levied for county Newman.... tbe Lord dldnt make good.*-' Harvey Hawkins, witness fees, State and accepted. Motion carried. poor purposes. Motion carried. vs. Ada Newman...................... 110 Adolph Croucher witness fees, State A communication from the Statii Moved by Com. Chute, seconded by vs. Ada Newman.... .. 10 1 Restaurant in Connection' ntlal. Forest Service was read, k* Ralph Parker, witness fees, State vs. Com. Reed that $3500.00 be levied as 2 90 Ada Newman. Han la hla atar and aou! unanimous -vote the following By Meals at all Hours part settlement with Itasca county. GuyC. Parker, constable fees, State that oan be Istheoalr pet**!! 5 80 vs. Ada Newman...... personal property taxes were can* Motion carried J, R. Allen, jusUce tees. State vs. Gust Vr Nect Door to the Bank celled. .v 5 25 and Joe Johnson........ Moved by Com. Reedj seconded by S. S. JLachapelle, witness .fees, State M-f, „". Feed Barn in Connection Com. Ulvedhal that $6014.13 be levied vs. Gust and Joe Johnson 1 10 Sylvester Anderson........ •••••». John Splan, witness fees, State vs. Way of Modern PhyoleiMb as principal and $3518.25 as interest HENfeY JLIIXOE? Proprieto| James M. Heller.. .... Gust and Joe Johnson...... .-r........ 1 10 "The phyelelan," aaya Browa, "la E. R. «ke. ,v.......i".'.'.. 2 A. W. Hunstable. constable fees. State on county funding bonds. Motion D. Praught. ......... J. vs. Gust and Joe Johnson ....... 8 00 tbe man who tella you tfcat iw Mai Wanger carried. 1 j. B. Allen, justice fees. State vs. aad then talma au yn hm* A. E.Freebury..... Frank GirooxL..:..................... S 90 Moved by Com. Reed, seconded by James Murphy I........'."".",." !•, Harvey Hawkins witness fees, State 'i,V imfr