wjbjjj ii^»ay^«wswt3gw^' -r£ y:sv.vT.'*^.3Bg»P-. COMMISSIONERS at $1,800. Ayes, Durrin, McDonald,' land is rich agricultural land, which Cash on hand 106.80 Royem, Chute nays, Ulvedahl. the said state is from time to time F. P. SHELDON, PWB. A. G. WEDGE, V.-Pres. G. N. MILLARD. Cashier PROCEEDINGS Moved by Commissioner McDonald, offering at public nale. We believe fIRST NATIONAL BANK Total $31,621.54 seconded by Commissioner Chute, that the state will derive a great direct On motion the board adjourned to that $15 per month be allowed Mrs. benefit from the establishment Or INTERNATIONAL FALLS (Continued from Page 2.) Anna Ejnerson of Ranier from the of the said experimental station, and meet on Thursday, February 6, 1913, poor fund. Motion carried. being the largest land owner in the at 9 a. m. salary of sheriff be set at $1,800. Moved by Commissioner Ulvedahl, said county, it will follow that the Wm. Durrin, Increase Your Income Ayes, Durrin, McDonald, Royem, Ulvedahl, seconded by Commissioner Chute, that state will receive the larger benefit. Chute Nays, none. Chairman. wolf bounty be set at $7.50 for fullgrown The motion was seconded by Commissioner Attest: Each month by depositing your savings in our Savings Moved by Commissioner Chute/ seconded wolves and $2 for cubs. Motion Chute and adopted by unanimous Department, where they will earn 4 Per Cent. by Commissioner Ulvedahl, that L. H. Slocum, carried. vote. Interest, compounded 4 times-a year. You can do a salary of superintendent of schools this while waiting for a raise in salary. When it^. Commissioner McDonald introduced On motion the annual financial County Auditor. comes you can then save the raise. We also have be set at $1,350. Ayes, McDonald, the following resolution and moved its statement of the county auditor was a complete line of modern Safety Deposit Boxes Ulvedahl, Chute Nays, Durrin, Royem. adoption: approved and accepted. which are rented to customers of the bank at GOOD ROADS AND LAND VALUES a nominal rental. Resolved, That the chairman or vice On motion the following bills were Moved by Commissioner Chute, SAPE SOUND chairman be introduced to go to county rejected: Good roads and high land values SOLID seconded by Commissioner McDonald, seat on the fifteenth day after each P. A. Pearson, road work ... $730.75 go hand in hand. The farmer who that salary of janitor be set at $76 meeting of the county board to sign Harris Omit, house rent, Mrs. lives in the backwoods and has to fire, insurance written in the best old line companies per month. Ayes, Durrin, McDonald, warrants, for which he shall be allowed Naay 3Q.00 travel over stumps and through mud Royem, Ulvedahl, Chute Nays, none. mileage. On motion the following bills were holes in order to wend his weary way The following bids were received The motion was seconded by Commissioner laid over: to market cannot get much for his for county printing: Royem and carried without Pioneer Press, order record... 30.00 land and after he has brought it to a Littlefork Times: Delinquent tax list, Licensed Plumbers and dissenting vote. Zimmerman Electric Co., lamps state of cultivation. On the other 15 cents per description with supplements Commissioner Royem introduced and labor 6.95 hand, once the roads have been put to the International Falls Echo the following resolution and moved Moved by Commissioner Chute, seconded into such a condition that hauling is heating Enginners and Press. its adoption: by Commissioner Ulvedahl, that not difficult, his land has by that fact International Falls Press: Financial Whereas Article 9, section 1, of the the following bills be allowed and increased in value. statement for 75 cents per folio warrants drawn for same: constitution says: Taxes are to be "Good roads and good land values for first insertion and 35 cents for WATER AND SEWER WORK PROMPTLY DONE. uniform on the same class of subjects Burnett Bros., team work at are brother and sisiter," said a Bemidji each additional insertion with supplements and shall be levied and collected for court house $ 22.50 ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE. man today. "They go hand in to the Littlefork Times and In public purposes, but public burying Burnett Bros., livery to poor hand. A fellow with a farm fifteen 6t ternational Falls Echo. A S O I I N grounds', public school houses, public farm 2.50 miles out of town but with a nice International Falls Echo: Proceedings hospitals, academies, colleges, universities, L. F. Bryant, merchandise for turnpike road to it need not worryy. OVESON BLOCK Intrnational Palls, Minn. PHONE 221 and notices 75 cents per folio for and all seminaries of learning, Mrs. Brodeen 15.00 But if he can't get his produce to the first insertion and 35 cents for each all churches, church property, and the W. R. Carscadden, road work market, the best land in the world is subsequent insertion with supplements houses of worship, institutions of 70-25 10.00 worth nothing to him." to the Littlefork Times and International purely public charity, and Public R. F. Chute, commissioner mileage There is the case in a pragraph. Falls Press. Property used Exclusively for any ... 5.00 Northern Minnesota is vitally interested O Commissioner Chute offered the fol Public Purposes shall be Exempt from William Durrin, mileage .... 15.40 in the matter of good roads because LA ZENDA lowing resolution and moved its adoption: Taxation. Doran Bros., supplies and labor we know that we have as good Whereas, The state holds its lands court house and jail 28.25 land as there is in the country. It Resolved, That the Littlefork Times entirely for speculation, neither improves William Durrin, mileage 12.40 needs only development to put this Domestic be, and the same is hereby, designated its property nor invests the J. H. Drummond, board of section of the state in the front rank the county board of the the county by LA TRINCA money derived from its sale in the locality audit 45.00 for bread, butter and meat producing. of Koochiching as the newspaper' where such land is situated. H. Drummond, fees and expenses The Elwell law and the Dunn amendment in which the notice and list of real Whereas, The money is used entire 17.50 are helping put good roads estate remaining delinquent on the Havana ly for educational purposes outside of Oliver Erickson, supplies for through the north country. Now if first Monday in January, 1913, shall the counties where such land is situated, poor .. 30.00 the legislature will appropriate to AT ALL DEALERS be published. while the settlers on lands adjacent Oliver Erickson,. burial of poor. 25.00 each county an amount equal to a The motion was seconded to state lands, and their children, Fritz-Cross Company, supplies. 18.85 road tax on the state land which is by Commissioner McDonald and suffer for lack of roads and R. C. Fraser, premium on treasurer's being held for sale in that county, carried without dissenting vote. schools, and bear an overwhelming bond 190.00 the good work will go much faster.— Moved by Commissioner McDonald, tax in order to improve the whole Mrs. H. W. Forrer, matron of Bemidji Pioneer. seconded by Commissioner Chute, county. jair 10.50 that the International Falls Echo be We, th§\ undersigned, do maintain W. Forrer, fees and expenses Get your horse shoed and your designated the official paper as per that it is neither right, fair, nor constitutional ..' 48.82 sleigh repaired and your general machine bid. Motion carried. to exempt these lands, and H. W. Forrer, board of prisoners, repair work done at the International Moved by Commissioner McDonald, hereby request the legislature to cause December 169.40 machine company's shop near seconded by Commissioner Chute, such investigation to be made as will H. W. Forrer, board of prison the wholesale meat and Grocery Co. Dealer in that the International Falls Press be F. A. Niles, Manager.—Adv. either cause these lands to be placed ers, January 29.50 Lumber and awarded the financial statement on the tax lists of the proper counties First National bank account per bid. Motion carried. or give some aid to the settlers in R. K. Watt, bringing poor On motion board adjourned until bearing this great burden of taxations. charge to hospital 9.27 Willard otel Wednesday, Jan. 8, 1913, at 9 a. m. John Glava, labor oh Beaver Or in lieu of the foregoing the road ..................... lo.OO Board reconvened on Wednesday, state of Minnesota provide an appro Green Hardware Co., supplies 10th and St. Peter St.. St. Paul Jan. 8, 1913, at 9 a. m. priation for the building and constructing for jail 1.90 All members present. International Tails and of roads under the police Green Hardware Co., burial of The chair appointed Commission American Plan from #2 per day Ericsburg power of the state, said appropriation poor 32.00 ers Chute and McDonald as members European Plan from $1 per day to be based on the acres of state land John Henry, board of poor ... 50.50 of the board of health. Special Weekly Rates. in the counties affected thereby. It R. F. C. litis, supplies for court All Kinds of Lumber delivered at reasonable Moved by Commissioner McDonald, is resolved that such an appropriation house and jail 8.75 prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. seconded by Commissioner Royem, to be of any benefit to the territory International Steam Laundry, Take Hamline Union -Depot that the board reconsider action set Choice Business and Residence Lots effected should be in the amount of for court house and jail ... 5.25 car to 10th St. ing salary of superintendent of 25c per acre on state land in the International Light and Water schools. Ayes, Durrin, McDonald, .Royem, said territory effected. Co., light for court house, Chute nays, Ulvedahl. Franz Jevne, Chairman December 20.33 Moved by Commissioner McDonald Annie E. Shetland, Secretary International Light and Water The Press For Fine Job Work seconded by Commissioner Royem^ BIRTHDAY And Geo. Snyder, Co., light for jail and barn, that salary of superintendent of F. J. McPartlin, December 23.90 schools be set at $1,500. Ayes, Dur WEDDING R. S. McDonald, International Telephone Company, rin, McDonald, Royem nays Ulvedahl, phbne rent, December. General Committee. 21.50 Chute. The motion was seconded by Conj International Telephone Company, PRESENTS Moved by Commissioner McDonald, missioner McDonald and carried by toll calls from sheriff's We have an endless assoitment seconded by Commissioner Ulvedahl, unanimous vote. office of appropriate gifts, representing GAINS 1.50 that $400 be appropriated as contingent Ch ne^e -t and finest products or Commissioner McDonald introduced Ole Klefstad, team hire 2.00 fund for county attorney. Mo the Je"*2.3~s' Art. the following resolution and moved Littlefork Mercantile Co. merchandise tion carried. Wedding Rings, Beautiful its adoption: for Mrs. Carl Edler .Moved by Commissioner Ulvedahl, Diamonds, Sparkling Jewels, To A, O. Eberhart, Governor, S. 15.00 seconded by Commissioner Chute, that IN Watches, Unique Silverware, Iverson, Auditor, and the Land Department Minnesota State Sanatorium, $150 be appropriated as incidental and Legislators of the care of Ida Ogren, December Sterling Novelties, Rich Cut .HOME'S AND LOTS fund for county auditor. Motion carried. State of Minnesota. 33.40 Glass, Clocks, Etc. Whereas, The auditor of the state B. Montgomery, notice of NELSON'S Moved by Commissioner Ulvedahl of Minnesota has reserved from sale hearing ~. 3.60 seconded by Commissioner Royem, We have the following property for sale: following described property in the Nor.' Minn. Hospital Association, Jewelry Store that application for transfer of liquor care of poor 632.27 state of Minnesota and county of license of E. W. Gosline at Gemmell Fifty feet near dorner of 7th street and 5ih avenue facing Harold Royem, commissioner Koochiching, to-wit: Southeast quarter be granted. Motion carried. north for $700. $200 cash balance any terms at mileage 8.00 of the southeast quarter of section Commissioner Ulvedahl introduced seventeen and section sixteen of Harry D. Ruettell, supplies .. 4.10 6 per cent. the folowing resolution and moved its township seventy, north of range Rapp Undertaking parlors, adoption: Be it Lots 17 at^d 18, Block ,58,- $740. Terms one third cash, twenty-four, and whereas the said burial of Owen McGann .".. 25.00 Resolved, That the sum of $600, or balance 6 to 12 months. described property is within three John W. Shank, road work, THIS as much thereof as may be necessary, miles of the city of International Pinetop 62.00 BEAUTIFUL Lots 4 and 5, Block 80 $700. Terms one-third-cash bal6 be set aside from the general revenue Falls, in the said county and is rich John Schmidt, road work on to 12 months. f^nd for the purpose of paying additional agricultural land and. extremely fit on Korzeck road, 70-24 .... 50.00 clerk hire in the office of the —tinted Lots 23 and: 24, Block 73, $625. Terms one-third cash, Gus Schiller, drawing jurors. for cultivation, ai^ further is cut by 4.00 county auditor during the year 1913. on good brlance 6 to 12 months. the Minnesota and International Railway Mv A. Ulvedahl, commissioner quality Pure The motion was seconded by Commissioner Company and. transportation is mileage ....r......... 7.20 linen Crash. 9 room house with 50 ft. lot, $3600 6 room modern house Royem and carried with readily available, .now. be it .... Hogan Burud, general election out dissenting vote. 37}4 ft. lot, $2350. Easy terms, best snaps in city. Ail we ask is that you buy Resolved, Th£t it is the wish of the services, Big Falls 2.00 Moved by Commissioner Royem 6 Skein* of H. C. Grove, primary and general undersigned and it is their idea and 6 room modern house $3100 easy terms. seconded by Commissioner McDonald Richardson's opinion that it. will be a great benefit election services, Grand that $500 be appropriated for clerk 10 room house^ water and plumbing roughed in for fixtures, to the community to the county and Falls ................ 2.20 Grand ^rize hire for register of' £eeds, Ayes, Durrin, $2600. A snap. to the state at large that an agricultural A- C. Wiseman, primary election McDonald nays, Royem, Ulvedahl, Grecian Floss services^ Hetting ..... experigi^jy station should be 9.75 160 acres, 30 miles from Int. Falls. A splendid land Chute.. ... ^. iv. established a|£t|^aid described prop- International State bank account proposition, $8.00 per acre. Moved by Commissioner Chute, seconded C. Kendall, primary with which to embroider it and a ape* by Commissioner Ulvedahl, thai cially written dia- am 'a 4 room dwelling house, $1000. Close in. Resolved, the .said described and general election services 25 COlltS gram lepaon for W. R. Herroii be appointed jaiiitor at jifbperty be permanently set Scarlett .,.. i... 12.65 House and good lot. $6.00. $200 cash. Also close in. and We will give you the Pillow Top for the purposes herein set forth, The board examined the treasurer's court house. -Motion canied. and Back Absolutely Free. that the amount of twenty-five thousand books and fbund him in possession df Moved by Cominiasioiier drat* see Choice Farm and Timber Claims in this Locality dollars be appropriated out of the following funds: onded by Commissioner Royem, that Wo have five other equally the treasury of the state of Minnesota First National Bank ......$ 8,306.88 board reconsider action of setting salary artistic Designs for he establishment of permanent international State Bank .8,776.13 A Few Good Homesteads For Sale. for county attorney. Ayes, Durrin, By mail 5 cents extra. First State Bank of Northome buildings and improvements on the said property herein set"'forth. McDonald, Royem, Chute nays 5,245.80 WESTERN CANADA LAND CO. We carry a full line of needlework In conneotion with the foregoing we Ulvedahl. First State Bank of Big supplies. Stamping and order work wish to let' it be understood that the Moved by Commissioner Chute, seconded specialty. Falls 4,770.18 800,66ft state of Minnesota owns over THE BAZAAR New litis Block. by Commissioner McDonald,1 Bank of acres in the county of Koochiching, I American State that salary of county attorney be set 4,415.75 that a large portion of the said state] Jtanier International Falls. Minn.