Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
Cesaty Csa,aalss leaers.

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Cesaty Commissioners.
The petition Of D. Aasve and
others, for q new school district in
Cushing, was granted.
The application Of A. G. and G. J.
stroeming for correction Of assess
ment, and of G.. Gravel for abate-
ment Of taxes, lot 2, block JOG, city,
were approved. .
The application of Lorenz Billig to
sell liquor in Buchanan. and Julius
Broskowski to sell liquor in Two
Rivers, were granted. -.
Petitions grantsd-Chris Kuesel.
to be set of from District 4. to 8;
Hans Ethel, for new district in Pierz;
]. E. Nelson, to be set off from z, to
&C; Gust Rohn, set of from 90, to
So; John Anderson, correction OF
assessment; N. D. Drellock, to be Get i
of from 50, to 40; Aug. Larson, on
hearing to be set off from IS. to 40.
REPRESENTATION Of Gus Holm
and others for new echool districts
Theo. Thielen, abatement; B.. B.
Bates. to be set 81. from Is, to IS;
Mat Krause, abatement: F. x. Her
oux, abatement; Lucinda Salisbury,
abatement; Frank Swanson, for
purchase of property in 80. 1880.
The board approved the petition
of Theo. Milender and others for al
teration school district lO7, and Of
John Stroman and others for q hear
ing on alteration district 70; also OF
NJ. Lafond for abatement.
Sept. s was Get as day for hear
ing ditch petitions.
An informal ballot on janitor was
taken Monday, resulting in 2 for A.
V. Mccarthy, l for A. Cormier, 1 for
E. G. Hill, for John Billstein.
Small pox bills presented by the
towns of Two Rivers and Agram
and Royalton were rejected, not
being verified, and the bill ofscandih
Valley -@55-allowed. ~..-.::-: =: =
| District 40 was. directed to reir.-
burse District 10s, $75. for people
set off =
j. J. Gross waa appointed commit
tee on road leading to Royalton,
Injecting to be called Aug. 28th.
| "A hearing was granted on the petit
tion to detach township 131, range
129, from Green Prairie. and attach
Fit to Clougb. This is tie southern
] part Of Green Prairie;
/ Auditor Butler was appointed
purchasing agent for the county, all
printed matter, records, fuel, etc., to
be7bonghtonly on his requisitiop.
| It~as resolved to place the wagon
bridge purchased from the city,
across the Mississippiwith,n 40 rods
of the cd government ferry north OF
Ft. Ripley, provided sufficient. funds
for the came can he raised without
any further aid from the county
road and bridge fund.-
! J. J. Gross. r. Tedford and j. J.
jacobson were appointed COM
mittee to meet with city committee
on matter OF city park.
| A. W. Mccarthy o! Randall was
elected courthouse 'nitor,- receiving
8 votes, Bi'lstein l, Hill l.
F. 81: Lakin was appointed COM
m;ttee to see Mr.. Graham regarding
road matters.
The following are the grand jurors
drawn for the September term:
! Arthur Thomas, Elm Dale.
Peter Hanson, Elm Dale
John Kunza, Swan River.
i Theo. Dobs, Swanville.> ::
And. Balm, Culdrum.
, Louis Hamlin, Little Falls.
F.. Droskowski, .
j G.: E. Carlson,
HIP. Cook, Ripley.
A. W. Cook, Pulaski. l
J: Roch, Jr,, Pierz.
t z. J. eau, Granite. II.
NJ. Rauch, Agram.>
Adam Vernig, Buh - !.
Peter Theis, Hillman.
A. E. Joslin, Royalton. -:
: II. Simons, Two Rivers.
s JOS. Hortsch, Buchanan.
J. Fred Tapping, Morrill,. F.
N. Rassier, Randall. ,.s- =
D. j. Martin, Parker. :..s....: :.
l Tom Donnelly, Parker =. ~: r.: