Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-02-10
D0lNCS OF The
+ COUNTY BOARD
NEW STATE ROAD DESIGNATED
In BUCKMAN AND PER-
NEW SCHOOL DISTRICT

In BUCKMAN AND PERI
NEW SCHOOL DISTRICT
Designating of another state road
for Morrison county and granting a
petition for the formation of a, new
school district in Platte and Pulaski
townships were the principal tran
sactions of the county commissioners
at their regular meeting Tuesday. The
state road designated starts at the
county line between Benton and Nor
rison counties at the adjoining corners
of Sections 80 and 33, Buckman town,
thence running north to the southern
limits of Bucknlan village; thence
through the village to the south line
of Pierz township; thence west to the
southwest corner Of Sec. 80, Pierz town
ship: thence north to State Road No. 8.
known as the Pierz road. This desig-
ration is subject to the approval Of the
state highway commissioners. A dele
cation Of Buchanan township people
were present and urged this designa-
tion. This particular road is state
road in Benton county up to the Nor
rison county line.
The plat Of the Pinehurst lots, Lake
Alexander, were approved, the condi-
tions having been complied with. The
county was given part Of the lake
shore to be reserved for the public.
State Road No. was changed to
State Road No. and State Roads No.
6 and Z were changed to State Road
No. 6. All other state roads in the
county retain the old numerical desig-
nation.
Fee statements Of n. n. Bergheim
and F. X. Bastien were approved.
The following applications for re-
duction in valuations were approved:
Marie Ecklund. Tracey Mandery.
Frank Mason, c. H. Lon ngley, Jos:
Moeglein, Eva Schmitt and n. E.
Rassier. The applications of Eda c..
Kunkel, S. L. Staples. c. A. Geer and
Peter Kroll for abatement Of taxes
were rejected and the applications Of
VIM. Buelow and ". J. Tooley for
abatements were laid over.
Final hearings were held on peti-
tions to be set off from one school dis
trict to another and granted as fol
lows:
Edward Konen from, district SO to 66.
John Peterson from district 126 to
SO.
H. G. Meyer from district Sc to 49,
Joe Janey from district Is to II.
J. II. Hanfer from district 9 to 25.
Final hearing was held on the pe1i-
tion of the school board Of Dist. l03
to have adjacent lands set into district
and petition was granted. Petition Of
board of District IS laid over.
Bills allowed:
c. 0. Nelson, publishing personal -
property list ................S 1890
George Gerritz, judges, witness
fee ............ 1891
II. A. Rogers Co., supplies. ... $50
Walter S. Booth, supplies. ..... 4.OC
Miller-Davis Co., supplies. ...... 1918
Frank \. Bastien, expense and
report 27.o5
Motley Mercury, publishing per
sonal property list t........ 1905
International Sheriff, sheriff
badges 9.CO
| Security Pig. Co., supplies. 49,. 769.s5
| Louis F. Dow Co.. supplies -. 3.55
Sturm Bros, supplies ......... lis;
Telephone Co.. tolls s. 1880
Minnesota Sanatorium, care Of
patients .................... o2.5;
| Transcript Pub. Co., supplies. -. $3.50
Simonet Furniture Co., repairing
desk SOC
Harting & Son, fepairing table. Sc
Signor & Schallern, insurance on
tractor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Dunphy Electric Store, supplies. 2.7(
Fair Oaks Lodge sanatorium,
care Of patients. 54.2;
Paul Felix. expense. ............ $500
Paul Felix, board Of prisoners. 62.0(
Enke & Son, coal and labor. go. 44OO3
! Frank Erickson, road work. l7.5(
Albert Piekarski, bringing
| grader 5.2(
Standard Oil Co., supplies. ... 3.7i
Lyle Culvert Co., supplies. ..... 1898;
/ J. E. Viner, expense. .......... 500
j. D. Adams Co., supplies. ..... 43.4(
W. 81. Ryan, supplies. ......... s.4:
w. n. Muncy, drayage. ......... L;
Al. Kerich, labor in engineer
department ............. o2.oe
Morrison County Lumber Co.,
supphes 4.os
julius Jetka, supplies. .......,. 5;
Martin Lasky, labor on shed... 10.Ss
/ A. A. Larson, expense. e.......... 1.5(
n. Gotta, labor in engineering
| department ................ 48.0t
~ Work on State Road No. /
John Fenna :. ................ 57.9(
| Rudolph Fenna a............. 48.Ot
! Joseph Fenna ............ 12.0(
| liver Israelson ................ 1880
! Gust. Talberg ................ 600
Lars Talberg 210.Ol
Rudolph Talberg ............. 45.0(
Gabriel Olson ................ 1926
Frank Sterr, Jr.. 28S.Ot
/ Peter Israelson ............... 39.N
Elmer Schroeder r............... 66.0t
John Miller 20l.0(
Tom Marken 68.4(
John Rucekert ............... 20l0'
William Talberg .............. 75.Ot
! John Fenna 14.2;
:! Rudolph Fenna ............... 14.4,
J. G. Bargabos, supplies. 13.2'
! Work on State Road No.
! Frank Sterr, Jr................ 26.4a
= Elmer Schroeder ........:..... 14.4'
Rudolph Talberg ............. 14.0(
:! Tom Marken n............... 14.A
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