The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-09-27
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF SCHOOL DIST. NO. 2.
Friday, Sept. 8, 1916.

Friday, Sept. 8. 1916.
Called to order at o'clock p. M. at
the Chicago Bay school house.
Present-Jacobson, Ellingsen, Hoyt
and Bray. Observation-Disclosures and Rob.
erts.
On motion Bray appointed clerk pro
tenn.
On motion, unanimously voted that
any child that fails to behave properly
while being transported to and from
school should be denied the privilege
of transportation service; this action
ployed by the district.
Sealed bids for the transportation of
the Chicago Bay pupils to the North
l. Charles Peterson. -. $47. 90 per Mo.
>. Mrs. G. Woodland. AZ. 80 per Mo.
3. Esten Jacobson 49,. SIS. 90 per Mo.
!. Theo. Olson ........ 1919 per Mo.
5. John Elasen ...... so. 90 per Mo-
&. VIM. Hartman 49,. 49.75 per Mo-
On motion voted to award contract
to Charles Peterson, providing he ac-
cepts and qualities, otherwise to Thee.
Olson, the next lowest bidder, the bond
in either case to be 5000, subject to the
approval of a committee consisting Of
On motion, clerk was instructed to
purchase Il bell for the Brentwood
school, and the Brentwood school COM
mittee was directed to have a belfry
for same built on the west end of roof
On motion, Director HOyt was ad-
ded to the Brentwood school commit
tee, and the committee was directed to
have the school grounds cleared up as
n0CSih1p vel If n
| live trees to be left standing.
On notion voted to buy a box of 40
per cent dynamite from A. Arnnuist for
| use on the Brentwood school grounds.
On motion, the Brentwood school
| committee was authorized to have the
necessary sidewalks built, the same to
! be 5 l/3 feet wide to the main road,
6 feet wide across the front end of the
school building, and feet wide to the
| Woodshed and closets.
| 90 motion, voted to have the Hoyt
| Bros. saw into stove wood the logs on
the Brentwood schOol-ground clearing
| On motion, upon separate considera-
| ton Of each bills were allowed as fol-
! lows:
John Peterson, 80 hours work
| with team hauling gravel
| $l5.13, and helpers 30 hours
$s.44 .:......:. -........... S 2s 81
| w. >. IaylOf, 10 70 days c.lfDel-
| ter work, Brentwood school
Lester Smith, days work on ''''
! Brentwood school grounds. 80
A. G.. Hoyt, trip hauling shed
material from Reservation
Ed i' Toftey 4 c., panes glass 81
$l.40, and IS cents. freight
on same, Brentwood school,. It's
F. b. Jacobson, misc. supplies
for BrchWood school 81. 80,
and floor Oil for North school
Earl Roberts, attending County 81
members and IS miles ' mile.
N. j. Bray, offending County
members and 90 miles nile
VIM: Harriman, hauling stumps
and logs on. North school
A. F FEa gan Co., manual ''''
training bench $3.50, and
? giant stride head pcs.$21.00 SO. sc
Mrs. A. Arnquist. misc. sup
plies for brentwood school
E. f: Linnen, 1sN days on
Brentwood school premises
$3S.oos day with team $5.5o
1 iron \, for FOL Il tag e. pole SO CENTS =. ~
Lester Smith, ii ~ 1i hours on '''0s
Brentwood school .......... 4.au
Rube Smith, II hours with
| team on Brentwood school
| grounds ....... .. 49, g.
| Bill of Chas. Peterson days cutting
and del dX rn hag pole at GREENWOOD
On motion, it was ordered that here:
after all bills against the District
must be clearly itemized and O KID by
| the committee or director authorizing
same, otherwise to be rejected or re.
turned for completion.
| On motion, voted to appoint Chair.
man Jacobson a committee" to usk the
| County Board to put in 16-foot cul.
vert crossing at the Rirchwood school
| grounds; and it was further ordered
| That the committee he authorized tc
have put in 80 feet of 2Xl2 inch plank
| culVert laid so as to make an opening
| SKIP inches, along the front of the
| school grounds.
! There being no further business
| meeting adjourned.
n. ]. BRAY,
| Clerk pro tenn.