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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10
45be Targans.

ming. en- ganfier / Sambure for,
tolte mig, at oct eneite, ban turoe be-
title paa De amerifanife Heitaurun.
terre, ba ban bar beroper for OF fiji.
bere Sinanspeien, par Sam ano
@ges". Imerifanera er oct melt
b~pspeptiife 5olt paa Sorben, ia ban."
Set er bare ct npt isreelig gepis
paa ben tpife propaganda" lnorte
@artneren. "9esformeoels' bar ieg
beIerinte ben9gtet Den omerifanife
0pspepiis Observation-Disclosures.
Sopeotineen er, OF 9pspepiien faftiif
os bepislig er af 9ete national Sp.
rinbels', og oesuaetet at bette er Ell
pi%oenifabelig &ienbseierning, iaa ip-
mes ieg oct er / bsi @rao iibspeIig
% pberit Tibet patriotiif at ubtaie fig
neoiGttenoes ON ben / en- offentlig
SoriomIing, particulars enonu fsr
Sreoen err ieigna."
MrnIo 1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10
Katholiferne.

SEEM Dorf ben ste SUM. Sielge
Sen netop uofom,e "Siiiciel Catholic
Directory" finoes Der 17,459,324
aotboIifer / De 6or. Stater. Gette
or Ell Electromagnetic al 133,021 ODER
antauet ior ct Ior iioen.
Zen fotbolife Strife bar, beoer oct,
/ 2sbet al De iibitc % Iar giort
firlnpempsiige Sremifriot, bpilfet
iremeaar al en- Communicating al
SoIleue / De ioregaaenoe Iarbsser.
@aar man ioa lalgt tilbage iom %
Nar, timber man, at Soregel'en / oct
iiolte fiereb6el5 Narbunoreoe anora.
ger til ~S,471,459.
Sgier maj til DC t7,549,324 So.
tbolifcr, Iom iinoes / DC egentli9e
Sor. Stoter, ogiaa Dem, iom er bo-
iatte / Ilaifa, / &anal5onen, paa
@irgin Gcrne (be tibligere bonif'
p%eitinoiife GER, paa 8ilam, / De
Sor. StoterS g~ciiboelier Samoa,
Snpoii, Torto Hico % Silippinerne,
iremgaor set, al Der iaIt er 26,332,-
$50 aatbolifGr, lom leper unoer oct
on~tcrifonife Glags 9eifpttelie.
vi llnionenS AS Stater bar 2S en-
fatbolif @eioIfniug poa oper 100.
600, oeribIan0t Minneiota meo 4S3,.
494.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10
"Operlano".
Sabrifen ltonSt.

Solebc, Chic, beil Ace sunni. @il'
lps.S perlanb Wutomobil Gomponps
6abrif itoar ioae title icm 6slgc al
@oarsoaeens Sptsier, bporunber 10
N~erioner blep ifrbt libel % mango
ifabebe. Sobrifen bar netop blepet
oabnet ielen eiier Ell Streif, iom
banoe paret / TO Tiger. Sobrifen be.
ifluitieer omtreni $4,000 Yerirter.
aompaniets Vrniihent opIpier, Of
Sabrifen life bill bli anbnet iaien,
for Der al acknowledgements er taget
Sfribt til at pooie Sroenens Sper.
bolbelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10
Uelefon. %
Gelesraftieneiten.

WoTbineton Den Ste SUM. Sele-
graf. og observation-disclosures blep ibas
al Voitminiiter 9urIeicn beorbreoe
til igien at opcrtage 0riften al
Selefon' % Observation-Disclosures
for eeet @eening. Sc blep ooerta.
get at &esierineen ben lite auguit
I. @ar. 3rifter iorblir imiolertio
unoer Foitoeportementets &ontrol,
inbtil &onsresim anoerleoes beitem.
mer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10
Aouanorine til Canada

Der bar pnret taIt % ifrepet me.
get / be iibite aar ON "Garen' oeb
Sarmerubpnnorinsen ira be Serene.
be Stater iii Canada. Siben @aa.
~benbpilen inotraaote, bar Sisie Sfri.
perier begpnot at fremfomme isien
bift oe her inbeboloenbe Vaaitonbc
ON, at opimoo 1 Wiaion al bore
bpetisite 1armere ! Ssbet al be iioite
10 aar bar reiit ODER Srruien til
Canada.
2anbbuuesSepartementet bar fore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10
pore uben elcftrif Gus. Oaioa &c.

bore uben eleftrif 2ps. Oeiaa &c.
lefonIeonineerne bIcp soelagt.
Iltogeiig er oct ca. 800 8g.
arltot, Iom bar erpIooeret. Oct par
omtreitt Ell Iaaoan Yortion, arbei.
oerrle par belfipitiget meo for Oa.
gen "@ffo" '6obrifen, iom logger ct
goot Stpffe bsiere op langs gluen,
er life bersrt of adtaitrofen.
Wan pil itrar gaa igang meb at
rpobe op / &uinbobene 90 gienopfsre
"Sparteperfet"s Suie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10

| LAl altbNA @AAlAaiPNh AAtSAli "
pore ifr91nmcnSc. Snbberetnin
gen bcrom bcoer oct. at De Sorencot
Stoier life bar niitet I Winion Snr
mere til Canada / 2sbet al bperfer
10 Mar cIler npget onoet bperfer
fortcre cIler lrngere SibSrum. Der
imoo or Tcportemcrtet ouerbepiit
ON, at iitIot Ida mango Jarmere er
i~nooaibret ira Canada til DC Sorene.
DC Stater Tom er iibpon6ret ira De
~Soreneoe Stoter iii Canada. Oct
enc oppeier oct oiibet. Oenne 10.
% SSnboanbring bar line noturliae
@runbe | DC sfonomiifc 6orbolo,
poa Ion,mc Waooe iom Der til Sta.
biebeb forcgoar en- Sno. % uopan'
bring Staterne imelcm / DC 6ore.
ncbe Stater % Tropinierne imcllenl
/ Canada.
Voalibelige Spgaper oper INITIAL
let af no. % inopanoreoe Sarmere
er panifelig at tiloeiebringe, men De
Spgnoer, mnn bar, piIer tpbelig nof,
at 5oIfeitrsmmen be9ee 8eie err ONT
trent liee / INITIAL. On al Burealt
Of Sinmigration u~barbeioet Stati.
tilt piier gntalet Of llbponorere til
Canada / 1O.Maret 1908-101S,
men Den piier life, Door mango bar
Sormere, men piier berinob, bpor
mango Sarinere ubpanoret I'll ale
iremmebe 2anbe. Iisle Spanper
in%bbciatter oaina notiirligpis Gar.
mere, Ser uopanbret til Canada, men
bisle err blarbet Innnnlcn nleo Dem,
Tom penote tilboee til europa % I'll
andre @eroensbele. If Sp9operne
fines oct at fremgaa, at mebenS Der
ineeteIi9 bar ioregaaet Ell ~betragte.
lio lloponbring til Canada, bar
Stsritcparten al bisIc life uGret
Sarmere.
Gen itsrite ~lloponoring til Gano'
ba fonot Steo / 1911, / bpilfet Mar
Antollet al ltbponorere par 1875
Nerioner. Wongc bar anIct oct Tor
oipct, at ollitrent oIle oiSle bar Sur.
mere, Der oroa til Canada for at Isge
biuiat 9onb. Weu pco en- usiere I'm.
o~erisgclIc al Spaouerne bier oct Jig,
at @nfollet al Snrnlerc, ion forloS
De i~Sorcneoc Stoter / 2cbct al nrpn-
re Nur for ale IcrocnS 2arloe, onr
FIN 1850, altIaa bctpocli9 minorc
enO en- Ilcroebel al Mntalet al 10
uonorcre til Canada. Som befienot
refer Der ltaoig Sormcre % Sornl.
arbeioere til line oprin0clige Sieln.
lono / europa, inalom geor9e, Spe.
rige, 0anmarf, SfotIano, Stolien %
unbrc 2onbe, og mango al otS'e er
inobeinttet / rGnnte initial.
@iorrc bier Bureau Of Snlmigro-
tiou'S Stoiiitit, at minorc erb CO..
600 Normere iorIoo De Soreneoe
Slater Tor ole &erocnS 2unbe | 50.
BET al t0Aoret 190S-191S. Oct
er oerior inblpIcubc FOR eubper, at
Der life bar lt%hpnnoret 1 Wllion
fSnrntcre iii Canada / oct SIoSrum,
liant al SnbpnnSringen ira Canada
oppeier lloponoringcn ira Dc Sore.
neoe Stoter, % at Stllll1gen er
lanetiro at p9re ifrpfinbla9enbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10
=Stnationen.

nmnsntonb, Srauf n. @onoerltp, tib.
liaere Qrpiioent for Naiional Gitp
gonf / Retp Oorf, boI0t f~orleben
Sag en- Gale peo Den .Gmericon
aonierens, Iom / oisIe Sage er al.
fIuttet / @aibineion, bpcri ban 40.
parte mob at ie meo altior opiimi-
itiife Zine poa Sitnationen / DC eli.
rop9iife Sanoe, % Iotolte, at "Stil.
lingen beroper er al en- alporligere
Matur, etb man bar p9ret iitanb til
at inble poa benne Sioe Sapet, ia,
betpoeIie oprre, emo marge guro.
paere IeIp ~foritnar."
Oct bar / SorbiroeIIe mcb llbiig.
terne til @ieroprcttcIlc len al ocn no.
amerifanIfe SurlbeI, DIR. %onbcrIip
loo bisie Orb ioIbc, % Der er. otter
bans Werine, ingen Slags @iine.
Iiebeo for IT anita, at Sanfpemmet
meIlem europa % Spbumerifa pil
BIZ, bpob bet pIciet at bore, poa Ell
Inneere Sib, Zig Iom Sa9erne bar
uopitIet Jig / ben ganllc Yerben.
europe, ia SaIercn bar moo.
tat en- HpitpIie, bniS poIblommc go.
i,ir % Rpffepibbe life fan males
al Dem, iom life bar iaattot Sor-
holoere paa nprt Sob. Solf bripcr
chi lebiee opcroIt, % llroligbcoerne,
Der or Ell Sslge baaoc az bette og al
Heuolltionen, bearGnle@ life I'll no.
get cnfclt Strsg, iaa oct fan / 9irIc
liQhcoen iigcS, at oct ellroppiifc
Sentiment iOaa lio9er 90 b~alaucercr
pnn en- anip8o0. Seq Tiger life, at
Der bill bIi eli europpiif Tcr0cll$
branO, men FIN 6reuti0er fan al
9isre, bporpiot oct ifaI fomme Ser.
I'll euer Ell
Nr. gan0erIip fremboIot 6aren
pes, at Wiaiorer al Wpnb / be
eltroppiife 2auoe ioag finn fon leoe
peo 6irlp al &eniiouer, lom Staten
betaler DEM unoer IrbeioSIeoiQbeo.
De t%lelier intet peD Arbeibe, % ioo
mo Staten sribe mo. ,Sor bare at
ia erelanb, ioa uobetales ser tui Ter
NtiIlioner Dollars ugeutlig al pr.
beibsleoigbeos -6onoet. s 9eIgjen
% arhre 9anoe er SilitonOene lige.
Dan. Ser er intet ArbeiOe for 6oIt.
Imerifn bill bli npot iii Of fonme
europa tilbi9Ip, ia SuIeren pioere.
Den ganIe @eroenS 9anSe fan pit.
NOT fun rehhes ira 9ocl1ageIlen peo
beres egen geioIfnines Mrbeioe, men
ri MAJ hiRlpe Dem nlco 2epnets.
mioler, ~forbpsee Suit % Nso, bpor
pi fan, og irtte benz iitono til at
eienoptu tine forrige Iirfiombeoer.
I1nerifa nlaa uofere Of lin Scerfloo
uf @aantatrriale I'll heres 6abrifer
og Snhuitrier.
Oct er ct triit 9iueoe", i~Irttet
SoIeren, "uen Zig er MI erteane
Silftunbene. 81 uloa pore iorberebt
poo, ID Bet belle fon enoe mteo en- SEQ.
%toitrofe, fom oil bersre os ale. Wter
ifal aotri.roien unoeaoes, iaa fan
Der fiun Re oeb Spofrelie oeioa fra
&c amerifani,e 9anoe. On engeIif
Niuiiter uotalte til mig, at bpis life
De e,,rnp9iife Srbuitrier mart iUt.
ties pan geneue igien, % bois life
be eneeIife @erfiteber burtis far
frenrbringe, boab Der trrrees / Met.
ming at Soripringer, oil bet BIZ mob.
renbis uben Spbolo OF Ienoe fem
ener ier Wiuioner GusIenoere no al
Qnu1ef"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10
Kansas City Kveemarked,
Sioux City Kvermarked,
Omaha Kvegmarked

Hornkveg - Native steers12 .O0-16. 90
Kjor og Kvier 10.U0-12.25
Stockers and feeders. 9.O0-15.OO
Swim - Bulk of sales...... 10. W-19.55
Faar. ....... 12. 25-1S.25
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10

EScEnEp AS SECOND CLASS AArTNn JusK 18TH Iscs AT
THE Posi- OFFICE AT DxcoRAB, Iowa. uNpEB THE ACT
or CONGRESS OF MARcH g., 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10

Oct ortaees, at Den isrite GrpIc.
lion ianSt Steb | Milerbuiet. bncr
arubtiatfen bIaubcs. grploiioncn
bar iaa mpmentmlt forplantet ia til
Trcsie. % 6ustebuici. % oerira
pibere til DC srrisc Suie. Seiaa
arofftationcn paa Den anoen She
al gIpcn bIep shelast, IiseIebes ct
WateriaIbus paa ben Inunn,e SIDE.
4rubtperfet oil faaIebes MI ioreISbis
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FRANCE TO TRAIN JAPS.
I (RY. United Press.

Toxic, FEB. s. tBy Mail.>--,Seven-
teen officers and twenty men Of the
French air forces, headed BY Colonel
Faure, hive arrived in japan to sl1-
peryise the reorganization . Of the
Japanese air service. The mission
comes in fulfllment of a promise
made by the French government to
the Japanese war ministry during
the war that such assistance would
be given as soon as possible after the
cessation Of hOstilities. -
The French government Is sending
100 airplanes to Japan to be used in
the reorganization work. 1t Is en-
pected that the visiting aviators will
be here three months. They have
been given very hearty reception
by japanese officials and French
flags are crossed with Rising Suns
throughout Toxic In their honor.
The officers are all veterans OF the
air, and each wears several decora-
tons and ribbons indicating his sery-
ice for France and for the allies.
One of the members Of the mission,
Lieut.. Georges Richardson fought
with the United States marines last
year, having been assigned to duty
as laisiou officer. Commandment
Ixefevre, who downed Zeppelin on
its return from bombing expedi-
ton to London, Is a member. Some
Of the officers have seen service on
all h@trie fronts.
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COUNCIL, CITY OF DE1[HDJI,
MINNESOTA, FEB. "a, 1919.

Of 't the city ' Of Bemidji called for the
purpose, of canvassing the returns of
the general ELECTION Of the city, Of Be;
midji held on February 18th, 1919, and
for the reading and approving Of the
minutes of the last regular meeting held
February 18th, 1919. A quorum being
present meeting vas called to order r, at !
seleeHdfto act as president pro tenn.
upon 1notion duly made and seconded.
IrE<< Roll Call. ,....
. Upon roll call the following aldermen
were, declared present-Bagley. Backus.
Palmer, Bennsr, Barneii and Groom,
Joanis and Clark. ..-.'.
, Minutes of the last regular meeting
were Sead and approved. - ,4e.5@~" !
l., ,.,g;{jJ; Miscellaneous. Z.
Upon motion and second Aldermen
Palmer. ,Bagley and Barnell were ap.
pointedSa committee to canvass the re-
turns Gf the e,s general election held Feb
TING canvassing committee submitted
the following report: ass.
I'VE. the committee appointed to can
vass the returns as made by the Judges
election held on February 18th. 1913, beg
to report that from the returns as shown
by the attached. the following officers
for the ensuing year or years have been
Mayor. F. johnson.
City Clerk-Geo. Stein.
= City Treasurer-Geo. w. Rhea.
i City Assessor-W. C. Klein.
= Alderman-at-Large- &C. w. Wander
sluis. Ea' ~ "
Park Commissioners--E A. Shannon,
! year; Nat r.. Given 2 years; Homer
c. Baer. 8 years; e. w. Johnson. 6
years. - -"
Alderman, First Ward--A. NJ. Bagley.
= Alderman, Second Ward--G. D. Bac-
Alderman. Third ward-B. w. Cooper.
Alderman, Fourth Ward-Pearl Bar
Alderman, Fifth Ward--H. r. Jones.
The adoption Of, the proposed new
city charter. Is declared rejected.
Respectfully submitted. A. M. Bagley,
A. B.. Palmer, P. Barnell. canvassing
committee" a..
ond duly declared accepted and ordered
filed.
There being no further business 1t
was moved to adjourn. Adjourned.
- Approved! $500,
y, -. T., CHAS. w. vANDERsLU!s.
I, = ,.-& President.
Nt GEO. STEIN, X
D. City Clerk.
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WARNING OF EUROPE ; !,
LEAGUE CONTROL HEARD

J.. New York, March 7.--Opposition
In varying degrees to the league o.
nations as outlined in the tentative
covenant brought home by President
Wilson was voiced by Senator's Boran
oft Idaho, Reed OF Missouri and
Thomas OF Colorado, in addresses ee-
fore the Society Of Arts and SCI
ences here last night. .; ,s.
;. Senator Borah declared that
"those who have absolute control OF
the proposed league of nations" de-
manded that the question of Ameri.
cas- entry into the league be decided
by a. pIebiscite of the people.
Senator Thomas urged That the
formation of world league be post,
D0ned% until after the conclusion OF
6eace, and that a league plan then
be worked out calmly and In the
light OF experience gained from the
peace settlement :.
Senator Reed declared the con
struction of the league was essen
tally autocratic," that the American
people had been misled regarding II,
and that 1t was high time patriots
aroused themselves to the hidden
and sinister purposes of the under
taking
+ Senator Borah compared the posi-
ton of the United States to that OF
group Of business men who had been
called in to re-organize "for the
benefit of humanity" big banking
house which had failed.
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NORTHWEST 6. 0.P. WILL
BACK new CONGRESS
(By United Press. }


St. Paul. March 7.-Northwest re-
publicans today prepared to back the
new congress to their uttermost.
Strict republication was the doc
trine of all speakers at a big rally
which brought hundreds Of republi.
cans together from Minnesota, North
and South Dakotas and Wisconsin.
At q noon luncheon in the Raddt-
son, hotel roof garden. Minneapolis
Will II. Hays, republican national
chairman, outlined policy for the
coming congress. He urged republi.
cans of the Northwest to follow the
national leaders. !q$
Hays arrived on an early morning
train and was greeted by big dele
CATION of northwest G. o. P. leaders
Hundreds attended the noon luncheon
and probably two thousand guests
will be seated at the st. Paul audi
torium banquet tonight The hall
will be brilliantly lighted and decor
ated with flags and bunting. 80
Carl Cummins, chairman OF the
Ramsey county republican commit
tee Is slated for chairman. Governor
J. A. A. Burnquist Of Minnesota VIII
be the first speaker. followed by Sen
ator Knute Nelson. Senator F. B
Kellogg will proceed Chairman Hays
on the program.
Women are. to be represented with
Miss Callihan, chairman Of the st
Paul as omans committee at their
head: =. $. g -
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FOR SALE--The best paying small
Il truck farm less than l ~ mile from
{ city limits, nine room house, both
= room, barn, hog house, chicken
z house 16x164, liz acres fenced
with hog fence, large chicken yard
seeded to rye, IN acres rasp-
berries. Will sell cheap for cash
or. might, consider trade, best. Of
reasons for selling, also have 100
acres at Neely's siding, timber
enough to pay for IT,, house, barn,
40 acres fenced, good timothy and
clover land, will sell four houses,
& store, stock and fixtures, =, two
houses on Lake boulevard. Will
sacrifice for quick sale. Inquire
:. B..39J j Nicely. Phone 42O. 2dS7
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\ 4 X 4 X X X X Xxx x Il <sk X r +
x KELLIHER SCHOOL NOTES. =
u 4 X 4 X 4 x X X X X X 4 X X X

Remember Koors with that can OF
cream, they guarantee satisfaction on
every shipment. w22Sti
Miss Campbells room (sixth and
seventy had perfect attendance
last month.
Every pupil in school is member
Of the War Savings societies recently
reorganized }!
Our school has "Silver Tourney"
organization in every room. -
The sixth grade has finished Its
text book on European Beginnings
Of American History and has begun
the regular history of the U. S. A.
Private Charles Wildman, who re:
Gently returned from France, gave
several interesting talks on his ex.
periences to various grades. : = n
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Afx,k kRkf.k %kf
II HORNET. S. !
- ~ Il r. Il II Il Il II u Il n n Il u L

hkr + X + r + = \ = !
VA number of the townspeople
turned out to the caucas last Satur'
day night, in the Carrigau house.
Mrs. Val Angen and son from
Northome are visiting at the home OF
James Angel. Edward Peterson Il
visiting at his grand fathers home. I
b, Quite a crowd gathered at the
Murray school : Friday evening
Robert C. Shaw told OF some Of his
experiences during the eighteen
months absence from home, while
serving in the Forestry. department
in France. Miss Gunda Ledfors sang
q few songs, recitations were given
by Miss Elsie Jennings, Magda Gron-
seth, Jesse Fisher and the two little
Buick boys. ~
John Rasmussen went to Black
duck on Saturday. He was accom-.
panied by Miss Gunda Ledfors, who
has been getting some training IN
teaching at the Ninan school. ..
Robert C. Shaw visited friends In
Bemidjf a few days. - .ySE
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YOUR FRECKLES:
Need Attention in March or, Face
.: Nav STAY Covered. ,;-..-,. Y

Now is the time to take special
care of the, complexion If you wish
to look we'll the rest of the year. The
March winds have a strong tendency
to bring out. freckles that, may stay
all summer unless removed. Now Is
the time to use Othine-double
sfrsnpth.*'z - - -, p. - 'N-Sssz
:. This. preparation for the removal
Of Treekless is' usually so successful
that 1t is sold by druggists under
guarantee to refund the money IL II
fails. Get an ounce Of Othine-
double strength, and even a few ap-
plications should show wonderful
Improvement, some OF the smaller
freckles even vanishing entirely.
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DAIRY CONVENTION.
a(Rynun2ted fress:.)

Grand Forks. N. D., March la
dairy cattle and butter exhibition
VIII be held here during the twenty
fifth annual convention Of. the State
.Dairymani and Buttermakers, asso-
citation today and tomorrow. This Is
only the second conventionstosb be held
In the northern part Of the state dur
ing the life Of the association. :.
In determining the place of conyen-
tion, officials try to visit some section
where the dairy industry Is tagging
and needs q reawakening throughout
the propaganda OF a convention,
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FOR sALE-A second hand 1850
\ Rnmely OIL Pull In good condition,
+, equipped with self steering device
and extension. drivers and 50 inch
Rumall Separator, complete. Oliver
six bottom engine p1ows and tan
dem discs, also 500 gallon steel
= tank for fuel. VIII sell for. less
than price OF tractor jalonea :. Ad-
:. dress Olson Bros, Angus: sMinn.
-. 49, .~.--.-- 3d3 3
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" GEO. STEIN,
81, City CLERK.
PHoCEEDrHos or cITx
: COUNCIL, CITY OF .BE1E1DJI,
!: !. = u 1E1NNEsoTA. TE1. ~, 1919. @ ,

r Council met at City hall at o'clock
p. m. A quorum being present mest1ng
was called to order by President Clark,
presiding. -"
Roll Call.
y Upon roll call the following aldermen
we're declared present: Bagley. Garlock,
Palmer, Benner, Barnell, Groom, Smith.
Toanis and Clark. Absent: Backus and
Phillippi.
Minutes Of the last regular meeting
were read and approved
Bills.
Tie following bills after being
audited were upon motion and second
NJ. G. Foley, house rent account. -oo
Benidji Pioneer Publishing Co, -
printing and stationery 49,. 94.6b
Bemidji Pioneer Publishing Co.
| official publicati tons ......... 71.26
Street Gang. general street labor. 5000
VIM: M N. nnIs., premium on IN 4, a
policy :.::...:.:. 4.15
change Co. phone services 49,. Lag
sli tHp paar Electric Light & Power s
Co.. Mazda lamps IG ': .,,o.:i.n,,so s'So
street and police department. 6s.2s
Sentinel Publishing Co. proposed ~
Ing ''...................... aos.s0
dnnart ment .',.......t. SIS
A. IL. Basley, expense allowed
account water department mat =.
ro isas -vanviiie CO.. merchandise
wnter department .......,,... 6.s4
! r. L. Bennett, expense allowance ..
| account charter ...,,........' 20" :
i'fr>' Ordinance. -
:. Ordinance No. 90 was read the third
| tirpsfand declared passed and carried on
hetfonowing aye and nay vote: ayes sr
| nell, Groom, Smith, Joanis and Clark
Nays--None. Absent-Backus and Phil:
Apptv - 1''r.
miscellaneous.
2 City clerks report for year ending
| january 31st. 1919. was read. Recon-,
mendation of sinking fund commission
ers es to- fund adjustments was read
Resolution No. 14S referring to funl
adjustments was read. all being referred
\ to 3the finance committee on motion and
| second.
| Alderman Bagley' report on Mr.: T. r,
1 Arnold was read. Moved by Alderman
Palmar seconded by Smith, that com.
Wittee be appointed and Mr.. Arnold be
| Upon motion and second the report
Of Mr., Bagley was accepted and ORDERED
4 fled -
| =. The chair then appointed Mayor Van
dersiufs chairman, and Aldermen Bag.
| ley. Palmer. Garlock and Benner as
Committee, to which tho report of Mr..
Bagley was referred. =.
| President Clark read a report from
Mr.. Bennett on water department. Same
Moved by Alderman Bagley, seconded
by Groom. that another donation Of $1l
BE granted Mr.. Otto >Dandell, account
L ". 81
Ellis from the town Of ;Frohn aggre.
eating the amount OF S1s4,10 account
fof influenza patients. were on motior
| and second referred back to the towr
Of Frohn with recommendation they bt
| presented to the county.
There being no further business II
| was moved to adjourn. Adjourned.
L Approved,
! e. L. BENNER,
| Acting President
| Attest:
GEO. STEIN,
City Clerk.
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