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VBOCBXSXHOS or CITY COUWCXX*
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Council met at city hall at 8 o'clock
P. M. A quorum being present. On
motion, Alderman Miller was named as
President pro-tern.
Boll Call.
Upor roll call the following aldermen
-were declared present: Lahr, Smart,
Bailey. Fbillippi. Miller. Foucault Tag
ley. Absent: Ervin, Moberg, Brinkman,
Lycan.
Mantes.
Minutes of the last regular meeting
-were read and approved.
BUUu
The following bills were audited and
on motion and second allowed
Pay roll, month January $1,068.33
St. Paul Book & Stationery Co..
books library 68.87
Dodd Mead & Co.. books library 25.00
Minn. Blec. Light & Power Co.,
current library month Jany. 6.58
Minn. Elec. Light & Power Co
general lighting contract Jan
uary 608.41
Minn. Elec. Light A Power Co..
general lighting Nymore ad
dition. January 52.65
Minn. Blec. Light & Power Co..
pumping contract and light
pump station January 143.66
Neptune Meter Co., meters and
couplings water department.. 56.40
Bemidji Iron Works Co., repairs
water department, pump sta
tion 17.45
Bemidji Sentinel, stationery
clerk's office 4.00
Bemidji Auto Co., mdse. police
and Are department 10.60
Ceo. Kreatz, 30 cords woods per
contract 103.60
Bemidji Sentinel, supplies police
department and municipal
court 21.65
St. Hilaire Lbr. Co., coal Ny
more flre hall 9.00
Bemidji Firemen's Relief Asso
ciation, firemen's pension tax
for 1916 160.00
N". E. Tuller, wood for poor.. 3.60
Geo. H. French, wood for poor 15.25
fit. Anthony Hospital, care and
nurse pauper, Loyd Anderson 40.00
Fred Petrie, boarding paupers
to date 97.16
St. Anthony Hospital, nurse and
care pauper, Tom Kelly 100.00
Bill of Illinois Steel Bridge Co. for
$1260.00, being an estimate on bridge
contract, was allowed and ordered re
ferred to the county for settlement.
Bids.
Bid of Bemidji Iron Works Company,
Inc., for repair of the steam pump at
pumping station, per specifications with
brass pistpn rods, amount $311.60, was
read. The said bid was on motion duly
made and seconded, declared accepted.
Miscellaneous.
On motion and second city clerk was
instructed to purchase four additional
chairs for the council room.
Report of police department for year
ending February 1 was read and ordered
filed.
Communication from Illinois Steel
Bridge Co. addressed to Mr. Lycan was
read, referring to rods for construction
of new bridge. Tt was moved and sec
onded that the city clerk advise the Il
linois Steel Bridge Co. that the inch and
quarter rods are to be used according
to plans and specifications. Carried.
City clerk was directed to advertise
for bids for new foundation for the
electric pump at pumping station, and
for the proper setting and lining up of
the said pump.
Discussion was had relative to the
maintenance of the rest room. The
same being referred to the city attor
ney, to be taken up again at next reg
ular meeting.
No further business appearing it was
moved we adjourn. Adjourned.
Attest: Approved,
GEO. STEIN, JOHN MOBERG,
City Clerk. Vice Pres.
PSOCEEDTJIOB crrr COT/XCXX., crrr
or BEKX-JZ. am., T_B.
36 1917.
Special meeting- of the city council
tield on this date at 8 o'clock P. M. for
th= nurpose of canvassing the election
Tpt'irns of the various wards at the Gen
eral City Election, and on the question
of issuing bonds in the sum of $8000.00
to aid In construction of an Armory
buildlner, said election being held Feb.
20. 1917. Also to pass on verified ac
counts filed on or before Feb. 19, 1917.
A quorum being present, meeting was
called to order by Vice-Pres. Moberg.
Boll OalL
Upon roll call the following aldermen'
were declared present: Lahr, Smart,
Bailey, Phillippi, Moberg, Miller, Fou
cault, Tagley. Absent: Ervln, Brink
man. Lycan.
Bills.
The following bills after being audit
ed were on motion and second allowed:
Fred PetHe. hording paupers..$ 73.72
Geo. C. Berglund, merchandise
for poor
Huffman & O'Leary, burial pau
per Ed Allen
W. F. Hazen, board pauper Da
vies and meal ticket police de
partment
Edwin Akre. merchandise for
poor and wood Nymore flre
station
Bemidji Hdw. Co., merchandise
police department and Ny
more flre hall
Bemidji Hdw. Co.. merchandise
library
H. W. Wilson Co., books for
library
Huffman O'Leary, merchan
dise library
TJnderwood & Underwood, books
library, express charges
Abercromble & McCready, maga
zines for library
J. J. Doran. repairs library....
E. .1. Gould, special police duty
February
"W. S. Booth & Son, election
stationery
Frank Bahr. wood Nymore flre
hall
C. \V. UaMoure & Co., wood city
building
Ed Olson, team labor streets..
Herb Doran, threads for test
pipe
J. J. Doran, labor on flush
tank, sewer, etc
J. J. Doran. labor and material
water dept
Herb Doran, labor and material
water department
Albert Smart, team labor water
department
Goodman & Lottved, surplus
sewer pipe, "Ys," etc
The following bills of Illinois Steel
Bridge Co. were allowed, all aldermen
present voting in the affirmative, with
exception of Aldermen Lahr and Phil
lippi. who voted "Nay."
Illinois Steel Bridge Co., esti
mate on Mississippi River
bridge contract $1,20.00
Illinois Steel Bridge Co., esti
mate on Mississippi River
bridge contract 1,260.00
MfscaHaaMons.
Aldermen Tagley, Miller and Lahr
were appointed a committee to canvass
the returns of the General City Election
and the Special Election on the ques
tion of issuing bonds in the sum of $8,-
000.00 to nid in construction of an Ar
mory building.
The said committee rendered its re
port, which was on motion and second
accepted and ordered filed, and the fol
lowing were declared elected for their
respective terms:
Park CommissionersN. E. Given, 5
years: E. H. Marcum, 4 years: G. M.
Palmer. 3 years: E. W. Johnson. 2 years
Edward Jackson. 1 year.
MayorC. W. Vandersluis. 1 rear.
Judge Municipal CourtJ. F. Gib
bons. 4 vears.
City ClerkGeo. Stein. 1 year.
City TreasurerGeo. W. Rhea, 1 year.
AssessorA. C. Ditty. 1 year.
Alderman at LargeH. M. Clark, 2
"V^1$5,JF
5.49
17.50 22.50
20.20 13.95
4.50
43.20
''^Alderman First WardA. M. Bagley,
Alderman Second WardG. D. Backus,
Alderman Third WardJ. M. Phil
,AIderTrian
2
Fourth WardW. E. Hazen.
Alde?man Fifth WardJ. W. Smith, 2
Alderman Fifth WardIsadore Joanis,
No^further business appearing it was
moved we adjourn. Adjourned.
tt oat Approved.
GEO. STEIN JOHN MOBERG.
City Clerk. Vice-Pres.
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WANTEDGirl for light housen
work one who can go home
nights. Apply H. Codden, Bloos
tfts's Store, 2-31*
WANTED-Have essh buyer for large
tract of land aear here, but he is
a close buyer. E. J. Willits, 115
3re? St. Fhotte 41. 3-315
WANTEDLet me rent your house.
Have parties waiting. E. J. Wil
lits, 115 3rd" S Phone 41. 3-316
WANTEDHave customer for house
not less than four rooms and 50 to
100-foot lot. Must have it at
once spot cash. E. J. Willits, 115
3rd St. Phone 41. 3-315
WANTEDListings of good farm
near city. See me mt once. E. J.
Winrts, 115 3rd St. Phone 41.
3-315
WANTEDBoarders. Board and
room 5 per week. 103 Irvine Ave.
So. 6-317
WANTEDDishwasher,
Cafe.
WANTEDHelper at
Works.
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Moving Fast Isn't a Part of Scoop's Ambition Any More
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WANTEDGfrl tor general house
wort. 703 Bemidji Ave. 37tf
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FOR SALE80 seres land
miles7
east of Nymoregoodr fo sale o4
trade for acres close in. Phone
141, Berglund's Stiore, 15th St.
and Park Ave. 1-313
FOR SALE!If you want the best
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7% horsepower engine on steel
truck and steel frame, 3 saws also
have 3 saws and arbor for sawing,
lath. Wiir sell thisvrig right.
J. Willits, 115 3rd St. Phone 41.
3-315-
FOR SALEIf you wavt to sell or
exchange your real estate, auto,
horses or cows, see me now. I
sold out everything last week. BT.
J. Willits, 115 3rd St. Phone 41.
3-3U5'
FOR SALE1916 Studebaker Six.
J. J. Trask, City. 6-317
FOR SALENine-room house with
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An
derson, if you want to sell your
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harnesses and wagons. 4-31&
FOR SALEAn 18-foot launch and
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everything in first class condition.
Value $500, will sell for $300.
A. L. Collard, 406: Him*. Ave:
312~tf
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TUESDAY, MABC 13. 1917
HOUSE FOR SALEHave ttfrto
koines on Beltrami Ave., 1014 and.
1100 must sell one of
houses within thirty days,
the houses over and if intere
write to me and I will make you
a price at a Mg sacrifice. Address
Oscar Miner, Grand Forks, N.
__ 6-
FOR SALEAt a bargain, 1 Singer
sewing machine one 3-ft. dining
table, 1 music cabinet, 1 hall raik,
I electric range. 1015 BemilB
Are. f-ilt
FOR SALELots and cere*,
let 50 feet OK Lake Shore,
one acre on Irvine, Minnesota or
Bemidji, te one party $260. Pitst
purchaser gets first choice. Crtr^j
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12-31
FOR SALEWhen you want a lot. Or
house and' lot, five-acre tracts tor
garden or poultry raising, 40, 8t
or i acres for farming, caul Oa
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FOR SALEEight head HoMtste
none 17-F-2. J. H.
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milk eows.
French. 6-314
FOR SALE-One model 29 Bulck_la
good running order, far only SfSf
if taken at once. One lfflS 5-#aa
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condition. Owing to nek of rodm
will self other good running oirs
nearly at junk prices. O. One
FOR SALEFive-room house
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MISCELLANEOUSI can sell your
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Can handle any kind of a deal, no
matter how large or how small. E.
J. Willits, 115- 3rd St. Phone 41.
3-315
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