The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-04-21

III the pTOpOScO 10 DC
held at 10 A. M. June 5th. 1929. The
| motion was seconded and carried.
| a petition signed by large number
OF persons was presented, asking to have
present termination through the village
Of Vernon Center and towns of Vernon
Daniel Boone Trail. The petition was
Al. 10 A. NJ. pursuant to notice legal
ly given, the board heard the petition
| of Marius Thorsbakken to be set of
from School District No. 19 to No. rs.
representatives. were also present from
both districts and spoke in opposition
to the petition. The matter was duly
considered,
Of Marius Thorsbalken to have the
North East quarter of Sec, IS. Town
LOS, Range %. set OFF from School Dis
trist No 10 to School District No. rs
| be denied. Comr. Foley seconded the
motion and it was carried.
| G. j. Laurisch appeared relative to
! the support Of August Nienow, urging
the board to take action to compel his
| children to support him. He has seven
| sons and one daughter. -
AT IL A. M, pursuant to notice legally
given. the board heard the petition of
A. c. Ardueser and others to form a
Districts l22 and $50 of this county and
! Districts and = of Watonwan County.
4 number of interested parties were
present and were given an opportunity
RESPONSIVENESS were filed from free
| holders in Districts 122 and $50. The
matter was discussed at considerable
| length.
It was moved and seconded. that the
petition of A. c. Ardueser and others
| for the formation of a new school dis
| trict be denied. The motion was duly
carried.
% on p motion M the board adjourned until
The board resumed business at $50
p. NJ. pursuant to adjournment.
petition for a county ditch was re-
e. True. This numbered County Ditch
No 20.
1t was moved that George P. Baker
be appointed engineer thereon at 500
'rr day and necessary expenses. The
motion was carried.
| At 2 =. NJ. pursuant to notice legally
given. the board held the hearing on the
engineer preliminary report on Coun-
practically all the interested parties
| were present.
Comr. Sanger moved that the ditch
| be progressed and that George p. Baker
Harris. NJ. F. Crane and Ole K. Olson
| be appointed as viewers. The motion
was seconded and carried.
Comr. Foley moved and Comr. Hughes
| ScCOnQcO Indl inc IOHOWlnS hInOunSS
be appropriated from the county reve-
| nue. fund to assist in the proper observ-
ance Of Memorial Day: City of Mankato
$50. 90; City OF Lake Crystal. Village
| of Mapleton and Village of Eagle Lake,
| $4,000 each; all other incorporated viii
lagos and Garden City, $40. 90 each; De-
coria. Rapidan and Cambria Cemetery
Associations, $1,000 each; proper re-
| ceipts to be furnished in every case.
The motion was carried unanimously.
At p. M. pursuant to adjournment,
the board took up the adjourned final
hearing on County Ditch No. So. No
was again adjourned until P. M. May
3rd, 1892.
Engineer Hruska spoke in regard to
repairing the trucks, etc.
the real estate assessment OF Armour
and Co; and went to see the property
The board adjourned at 5 p. M. until
8 A. M. April 9TH, 1922.
April It'll. 1922.
All members of the board met at 8
A. NJ. pursuant to adjournment.
On motion the following bills were
Adams J. D. & Co.. goods for
! Aibrecht J. F. Mere. Co, goods
for poor ...:................. 1855
ton ballots ................ 800
Anderson, Alfred, Do ........ 1.20
Anderson. Della. labor at poor
Anderson n PIT: & Waii Paper Co. '0'V'
goods for poor farm .......... 3d.
Anderson Radiator Co., repairs
Anderson. eH K. M. carrying sec: @'I-
Ar aer BTo os,ns drugs for poor 49,. ISIS sS
Ash Drug Store, goods for poor
and poor farm .........I... s.4s
Austin Machinery Corporation.
1 -
Ba aSeasEs e! f % s @assn For high
way department ............ 274.1
bitches ........................ 1o2. 90
Balkenhol Co, goods for poor :. 5.95
Bates. F. W.. transcripts & pro-
curing election ballots ........ 22.15
Bergman; J. F., procuring cleo
| Blue Earth County Enterprise,
publishing county board pro-
ceedings .................... 800
poor ................... 1872. 90
| Bosin, F. w, goods for poor E. 10. 90
Botsford Lumber Co Mankato,
goods for poor and poor farm 81 so
, Botsford Lumber Co. Mankato
lumber for trucks .......... 21.65
Botsford Lbr. Co. Eagle Lake,
coal for poor ................ 27.oO
Brazier. c. G.. carrying election ~
Breli H. H. goods for poor :.:: IS. 90
ton returns ........:.......... 1.2o
sick poor .................. IS. 90
Burns. Bertha, labor at poor farm 20. 90
| Burroughs Adding Mch. Co., main
tainafice of adding mchs....... 1893
CAN. E: NJ, goods for poor -. 1900
Caswell. J. W.. carrying cleo
ChampIin. G. w. rent for poor. "a. 90
Clark, Loren, books blanks etc 1880
Cook. M. B. procuring election
Cook, n. b. drugs for poor .::. 14:7S
Cudahy Packing Co. hopping
and expenses ................ %. 80
Detamore, w. H. supplies pur-
| Deutsch, NJ W., drugs for poor 10. Is
Dodd. Edith D., care of sick poor 5000
Draper Peterson, goods for
poor and poor farm ........ 1925
! Ekerholm, II. E., carrying cleo
| ton returns .................. 1.20
Eldred, Herbert L. goods for job
Engei. VIM. coal for poor ...... 10. so
for trucks -. 100. s5
Equity warehouse Co.. goods for
ERICKSON. Z. S., carrying election 80
Farmers Mercantile Co. goods for. ~
Ferris, John. goods for poor 49,. 500
Fiero. C. M, carrying election
Flo Knapp & Co, goods for poor
Foley; Thos. H lodging. fare etc.
Fowler op Sam X. coal for poor U.s. U.s.
1 Co Y nnnl fAr