Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
County Commissioners
Proceedings


The Board of County Commission
ers met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment, all present.
Minutes Of last meeting read and
on motion approved.
In the matter of the petitions of
Lud Havel and Frank Aubrecht. free
holders of School district No. "a ask
ing to be set off from said district to
school district No. %. after due
hearing. it was ordered on motion
that both of said petitions be
granted.
The petition of Frank Womela to
be set off with his lands from school
district No. to school district No. %
was on motion rejected.
A petition from John Karnick, a
freeholder of school district No. SO
asking to be set off to School Dis
trict No. %. was presented and
read; also petition from j. f. Bur-
gan and w. T. Olson freeholders Of
School District No. 10, asking to be
set off with their lands from said
district to School District No. SO
was presented and read and the day
of hearing on both said petitions was
set for July Sth. 1918, at 1 o'clock
p. M, at the Court house in the Viii
lage Of Pine City.
Ordered on motion that the entire
Board as a Committee of the whole,
inspect the County Poor farm on
Tuesday the 4th day of June, 1918.
Ordered on motion that the County
Auditor be directed to advertise for
bids for travelling the northerly 20
miles of the Federal Highway in
Pine County.
surety bond in the sum of
$4,000 for deposit of county funds,
was presented by the Board of Au-
dit. said depository bond being fur
nished by the State Bank of Gron-
ningen.
Ordered on motion that the bond
be approved and that said Bank be
designated as one of the Depository
Banks of the County.
A report was made by w. j. Buck
ley in regard to the two wheel scrap
ers purchased from Lyle Corrugated
CO., stating that said scrapers were
not satisfactory and OF poor material.
Ordered that the County Auditor be
directed to notify said company Of
the said facts.
1t was ordered on motion that the
County Auditor be directed to ar
range for placing additional insur-
ance on Court house and contents.
Bills were audited and allowed as
follows:
Revenue Fund.
Free Press Co.. supplies, 2 bills$49. 90
Kimball Storer Co., supplies -. 100
Louis T. Dow CO., supplies. 2
bills 44.97
Security Blank Book & Printing
CO.. supplies, 5 bills ....... .1O0.37
Town OF Hinckley, Expense con-
tagious disease, 1-2 allowed 1872
Washington Co, boarding pri-
soners. April .............. 1886
w. c. Warren, 1000 tax state
ments 14.OO
P. HI. Oukrust. holding teachers
examinations ............... 900
Tri-State Telephone Co.. tolls &
rental ZO.OU
Otto Hanson. posting notices :. 500
w. C. Ehmke, post norton body
Josephine Foster ........... $50
David Russell, Justice fees -. $50
Louis Violence. coal .......... $500
G. w. Staacke. clock ......... $50
Winnifred A. Daley, holding'ex-
aminatiOns ................. 600
w. III. Hamlin. expenses trip to
FIem1ng .................. 5.OZ
Joe Coke, fees summoning Jury 1.2O
w. p. Gottry. coroners fees, 2
bills .................. 24.40
And. p. Edin. mileage ........ 1000
J. e. Zimmerman. mileage at
tending meeting ............ 500
N. A. Anderson, mileage attend
ing meeting ................ $40
Poor Fund.
Minnesota State Sanatorium
care OF patient. 2 bills ...$191.65
Pine City Nero. Co., mdse. for
poor. bills .............. 400
A. M. Challeen. mdse. for poor
3 bills .................... o2.5s
Thomas Hospital, care L.
Wicklund ............... 55.O1
w. F. Schumacher. mdse. for
poor. 3 bills ............. 3O.s5
Peterson Sandwich Co.. mdse.
for poor. 6 bills .......... 600
Cunningham Nero. Co.. Dem
ham. mdse. for poor 1850. 1902
Cunningham Mere. Co.. Dem
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