Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-01-07
THE COUNTY BOARD
3EEGLUND REFLECTED CHA1k-
MAN-PRRTuNG BIDS LET
OTHER BUSINESS

TIC county board met IN regular
r.ou;hly session at the court house Tues
cay ana Wednesday, all members
present.
John Berglund was reelected chair
r.an and Henry GasSert vice-chalrman.
The county financial statement was
pr.,c nted Ivy the auditor and was ap-
proved and ordered published.
Bids for the county printing were re.
rcived and the Herald was awarded
tho publication of the delinquent tax
list. The Transcripts was awarded the
contract for publishing the financial
;.t5t frnent aud for the proceedings.
The contracts were awarded at the
leg, rates.
Tie salary of the clerk Of probate
court WAS increased from $3.50 to
sl,oSC. Probate Judge Kemp appeared
before The board and petitioncd for Il
trluud of $500 paid out for clerk hire.
His petition was rejected.
A petition was filed for the formation
G., 3 new school district in district
III, Cushing, Hearing was granted and
bearing was set for March l, 1921.
The county auditor was made Pur.
chasing agent for the ensuing year and
1t. WAS given charge Of the court house
;,:li grounds.
the au.i,ror was instructed to adVer'
i$c for b.t- for the construction OF
ar;,lge No AT, Two Rivers, also for
bills for the replanking and repairing
Of the Platte river bridge at Royalton
John Bcrgund was elected as county
representative on the Morrison county
Child Welfare Board to succeed Del
i,liac Rorheleau, retired.
Names from which the grand anc
lrti+ Jurors will be selected, were made
mt ana hlen.
The county auditor was instructed tt
v rio 70 III" state highway commission
recommending the appointment of j. E.
liner as county engineer for the com
iny wear ~. Einer Is now the county
engineer.
I grist o. bills were allowed.
sPoRT'sMEN TO HAVE FEED Al
ANNUAL MEETING
Members % the Morrison Count,
~rortsncu = Tub viii! partak' OF a ri!
t,.,',i 1T tt!. Hotel Buchanan at
n.!oct on "Wednesday evening, .}a,
-. 1T which time the ,nnHal meeting o
t;r club will DC held. President Potter
has appointed a committees to max
:.rr;r gcnlent.- for the feel and they
stare that the feed is o"i,i., to be :
dandy. A charge Of - cents per plate
viii be made,
An outside speaker will he secured K
:,tiress The sportsmen at this meeting
o. some Nlbiect along this line an
:, special reel of motion pictures deal
inc with sports will be shown immc'i
,tciy following the feed. \ business
session will follow and Officers fo- tht
c,.S,ing year will be elected.
NEW POSTAL SAVINGS CARDS
Announcements is made by the U. s
Postal Savings Department that new
;:ostal savings cards are now being is
sued to displace the old cards, this be-
ING the tenth anniversary of the es
tahlishlng OF the postal savings sys
tern. The new cards will be given tt
c'epositors free Of charge. The post:
offices self the stamps for 10 cents each
;,nt! when ten Of them have been affix
Ell 70 the card, the card may be pre-
scented at the posto6ice and redeemed
for cash or the postoffice will accept il
Tor deposit. A report by the posta:
savings department states that there il
now $4,000, 900 on deposit in posta
savings and the dcpositors humble
more than half million.