Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-05-22

Petitions of freeholders asking to be
set off from one school district to an.
other were received as follows: Maria
of NEN, Section 9-43-21 from Dis.
trict No. rs to District No. 81 and
Guy Watson. owner of NWA of NEA
Section nIsfr S1t NJ, a. from District No. 81
The petition asking for an appropri-
alton to the Boys and Girls clubs in
Pine county was taken from the table
and on motion by Commissioner Ettel
denied.
The county auditor was instructed
to advertise for bids for portable
gravel conveyor. Bids to be opened
Engineer Jorgensen was authorized
to sell one Fordson Tractor for $4,000.
of assessments We're favorably recon-
mended to State Tax Commission:
Mary Mcneil. personal property.
Church of Immaculate Conception.
Lots 8, 10. IL, II. Block 3. Princes Add.
to Pine City village.
NJ ke OF ST. M sW RG!u on of sna Me- NEs
of sWA. Section 20-43-1s.
Fred H; Thayer. NWA of NEA. Sec
tio a. 1 X. Butler. En- of NE4. En of
sEA and swA of NEA. Section 20
81 HF Of s. sw E A secfian sW Of sE and
Gustave Grell. M of NJ and M of
81 of NEA. Section 31-3S-22.
ElyIna Utley, sWA of sEA. Section
Adolph Anderson. WIZ of Ell of En-.
Section 4-40-21.
Bridget Scott. s's of NEH. Section
]. H. Tomhave. Lot 9. Block 10, Sand
L. T. irons, NE4 of NEA, Section
John S. Johnson. NwA and ny of
SWA. Section 3. and E1 of sen. Sec
'' j. II. strombberg. NwA of NEA. Sec.
20 and VIZ of NE14. Section 2s-4s-1s.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Anderson. acres in
SWA of SEA. Section 13-45-1S.
Fred r. Murphy. Eh of SWA and
NWA of SwA. Section 10-4O-22
William Tabery. M of NEA, Section
Ralph J; shute. personal property.
Carl Gleinke, personal property. Town
D. w. scoheld. money and credits.
Applications of George Biwer. real
estate, Hinckley village; Alfred Ander-
son. real estate. Kerrick and George
S. Beaudry. real estate, Nickerson. were
laid over and applications of Adolph
Herranen. real estate. Town of Sand
stone. Spencer L. Hall. real estate. in
Kettle River. We're rejected and appli-
cation of n. H. Scheldrup was ordered
sent back for correction.
Following bills were audited and or
dered paid:
Revenue Fund.
n. Perkins. insurance premium--S65.4O
w. A. SauSer. merchandise - $3.50
Fair Oaks Sanatorium. care of w.
Minnesota IN saxan stafe sanatorium care $3.50
of patients 1878
Free Press Co. election supplies 6.21
cards ------------------ 1922
Poucher Prtg. & Lith. Co.. blanks 2.Os
Miller-Davis Co., blank and sup
plies. bills 3s.4e
Fritz-Cross Co., record books --131.00
c. w. Colby. envelopes ---- $3.50
and supplies ----------- 1888
Pine Poker. supplies --- $3.50
Jens p. Miller, exp. supt. of schools 54.34
j. H. Tomhave. justice fees --- 3.05
w. F. Hammargren. justice fees SIS
w. p. Gottry. coroner fees ------ 17.45
Washington County. boarding pris-
oner ------------------ $3.50
Fred Degerstrom. exp. sheriff.
bills 90
NelS MatSOn, comm. mileage---- SEQ
NelS Oakland comm. mileage - 400
John Ettel. comm. mileage ------- $50
F. w. Stepan. comm. mileage - 1850
Carl r. Meyers, witness fees al
lowed at ----------------- 1928
Poor Fund.
r. E. Hamlin. burial of Edward
Almos, allowed at --s25.00
Hannah Olson, taking care of
Daisy Towle and Mrs. Norlander 900
w IN. ScnTdfnIIl- IdklnS care OF MS
brother ------------ $500
E. j. Steinbring, medicine for Ilah
ChateIle 525
Mrs. w. II. Curtis. care of Lyla
Goodwin's child. bills 24.00
William Teich. wood for Mrs. L.
H. Pryor 24.oo
Finlayson Nero. Co.. mdse. for
Mrs. Hendrickson ----------o- 1000
Pine City Nero. Co.. mdse. for Mrs.
Erickson 1900
Hans Halvorson, ndse. for Joe
Daufney --------o-----oo- 1o.4o
johnson ---------------------N 1900
A. NJ. Challeen. mdse. for Albert
Cyr --------------.--------15 1900