Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-06-09
BOARD Of EDUCATION MEETS.
PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD CT m
DEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
OF LITTLE FALLS, MIMI.
(Offclal)

(Offclal)
The Board Of Education held its reg
ular meeting at the high school builo.
at O'Clock p. m. Members present
were Mrs. L. D. Brown, Carl Bolan-
der, G. w. Massey, L. E. Richard, s. G.
Vasaly.
On motion duly seconded and car
ried Carl Bolander was appointed pres
ident pro TEN.
On motion duly seconded and car
ried Rev. T. j. Hermann was granted
the use of the northeast room in the
Hawthorne building for six weeks in
July and August, for private instruc-
tions in the German language.
Minutes were read and approved.
On motion duly seconded and car.
ried the following bills were allowed:
A. N. Palmer Co., postage. IS AZ
S. E. Belts, repairing clocks. 500
Diamond Sign Jewelry Store,
repairing clocks 2.25
L. D. Brown, laboratory sup
pneS ............ ......... lis
NJ. v. Wetzel, laboratory sup
ples ............ ......... 4 90
Felix Como, work at high school 100
Mrs. D. Nahum, work as tru-
ant officer ............:... 1850
r. Viergiver, engrossing diplo-
mas :........... :......... 9.72
D: H. Parsons, repairing saw. is
W. S. Mott & Co., repairing
roof ............ ...... IL so
High School Orchestra Fund,
one-half appropriation ..... $500
Morrison County Lumber Co.,
lumber ......... .......... 34.41
Peter Lauermann, repairing
Herald Printing Co., printing. $50
Volkszeitung Job Printing Co.,
| Transcript Publishing Co., print
F. v: 'j Dobbyn, ; expense and '''0
postage ........ ......... 4.64
L. E. Richard, postage :. 1890. 5.04
Muncy's Transfer Line, freight
and drayage ......,e.. 7.84
Little Falls Water Power Co..
light, power and merchandise 4l.S4
N. W. Telephone Exchange Co.,
tolls and messages ......... 1887
n: NJ. Leblanc, washing towels 9.77
Al. CORNER, washing towels. la
VAIN. raster, washing towels. 100
=. =. DICKINSON, washing towels AS
y; A. Prosser, books .......... 10
The University of Chicago
Press, books .... III
doubleday, Page & Co., books. 40
american BOOK Co., books go. 200
st. Paul Book & Stationery
Co., books .............. 3.87
11nn q CO., BOOKS. ......... II. %
Su11us Jetka, hardware ...., 1925
NJ. "A. Engstrom, hardware. 20. 80
Adams Hardware Co., plumbing
and hardware .............. 14S. 60
dazel Falk, music ........... 2.S5
BOSTON Music Co., music ..... 658
Folsom Music House, supplies. 910
Burton,s Department Store,
supplies ........... 81
>. T. Holcomb Mfg. Co., sup
P1es ..::.::... ............. 22.4O
6eckley-Cardy, supplies ...... .65
jeffrey & Mcpherson Co., sup
pneS ........... 96
The Golden Rule, supplies. 80
Petrus Liljedahl, supplies and
labor ........ 1922
1ylVester q Nichols, supplies. .27
Pantzke Bros, supplies. ga
Peter Van Hercke, work on
farm ......... .......... As IS
=. H. Dewey, seed potatoes. II. so
T. J. Mathieson, feed and care
of horse IL 90
A. 81. Larson, paid for seed DO
atoes and sacks = Oe
On motion duly seconded and car
rled the reports Of A. H. Larson with
| check Of $66.9S, that of Herman Bak-
! ken with for $4.35 and that of Petrus
Liljedahl with check for $4,000, that of
George A. Jester with check for $4S43
that of Supt F. W. Dobbyn with check
for $1,000 and that of NJ, W. Zinov
with check for $5O.95, were accented
! and ordered fled.
On motion duly seconded and car
RED Petrus Liljedahl's services were
| h1red for half time during two months
of vacation, to build some physical an
paratus for the school buildings and
to- help the janitor to repair desks, etc.
On motion duly seconded and car
! rled Cedric Hogle was granted Der
NIT to work during the vacation.
1t was moved, seconded and carried
that the purchasing committee be an
| thorlzed to procure flag poles for the
! Central and the Lincoln BUILDINGS.
Board adjourned.
Carl Bolander,
IL. E. Richard, nv WILL
Secretary