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incidental SS-r BISfAPP"pri"wu yt$tolBceUaneoUs,*# ml l"y The'following that the EdexpensesaU'ISOn'* ardWar PaoH,^ and windows $99,000 riifiss payable receipt 26.000 ,Poor Fund Wore uJ W. M. Welfch Manufacturing'Co.', n.mRRi 5, le f0 1 Charles L. Brewer,. A W in in8 f'Cw0**' $74,000 iMI^Slnklnsr Fun* Road and Bridge "HX |rS. R. Highway (Blnklng)....... 2M00 ^Sanatarlum Fund J g0J $220,000 esP ectfully c above 1920. rvr A. D. JOHNSON, County Auditor. BSBSOLVED: that there be and here- Minnesota? the following sum.: linffiVund goutyj:::::::: fR. SihWVttw) f!,: Sanatorium Fund 16 000. Poor Fund $220,000.00. mlssloner HM^a Aiievc carriedby th Sf^52d by A-M*thit dahl tha A n#U?"sond*? Ims- SieA sSary of th janitor ^f yearitheehis th board bee 0 iPnneryttJuch%?^rw pait six months. Carried. for the recent floods, heavy rains WHEREAS owing to eaused by exceptionally staff rsaaaras ta JrVSssJS B"** srsa W it resolved county pro NOW THEREFORE, be Engineerconstruction of this cee with such and re. '4& nttr by force account, that said work Ee done under the supervision of Hans & Tmsdahl. Commissioner from such MstrSSt who shall direct such S toCt whe? fuc work is.to bengineer done Provided however, that tio more tnan ?he sumof $57000 shall be so expended ta miking such emergency repairs and COTheUrCesolution was seconded by com missioner Hayes, and being put to a vote was unanimously carrfed, and by the chairman then presiding so declar- ed Moved, seconded and carried to allow oieS?l: splices as rodman $ 20.00 F- O Ce Witt lToIiCeS. 66.00 .ai. H. T. "sorenson, services as assis tant engineer St. Anthonys Hospital, room and care of pauper St. Anthonys Hospital, room and care of pauper ".75 Halvor Annanson, care of pauper. 5.U0 St. Anthonys Hospital, room and care of pauper zi.' Clayton Collard, services as cnam- 24.04 15.60 46.29 Spooner dro'c. & Meat Co, "supplies for pauper St. Anthonys Hospital, bare and room for pauper E. F. Netzer, supplies for pauper. 42.0o St. Anthonys Hospital, room and care of pauper 33.00 St. Anthonys Hospital, room and care of pauper 22.50 Mrs. Dennis Thireault, care and board of pauper 32.00 St. Anthonys Hospital, care and room of pauper 134 5 P. Statlf. supplies for pauper. 20.00 Einer AV. Johnson, care of pauper 44.00 Mrs. Felkirchner, care of pauper P. P. Bjaltrude, supplies for pauper J. E. Cahillj care of pauper-. Mrs. J. Steppe, board and care of 42.00 35.24 22.60 pauper 35.00 Village of'Blackduck, supplies for pauper 35.76 Village of Blackduck, supplies for pauper,^.* 38.99 Mrs. Emu Fa Ik, board and care of pauper 20 00 Mrs. Emjl Falk. board and care of paupet 20.04- 7irs, Ant one Gormond, board arid care of pauper 13.00 Peter Lien, care of pauper 15.83 Village of Blackduck, supplies for pauper 35.44 bpooncr Merc. Co, supplies for pauper 6.18 V, J. Hendrickson, supplies for pauper. 24.96 Fred Petra, care of paupers 234.60 Summit Merc. Co, supplies for pau per 34.16 Spooner Merc. Co, supplies for pauper 6.16 Dr E W. Johnson, medical care of paupers ...v 30.00 F. Hendrickson, supplies for paupers 23.70 I,. P. Eckstrum, repairs for jail and court house P. Eckstrum, plumbing repairs Andrew Johnson, expenses of trip to Ten Lake Andrew Johnson, expenses of she riff Andrew Johnson, expenses of she rift, Municipal 17 36 Andrew Johnson, boarding prison ers 1 Andrew Johnson, expenses of she riff J. C. McGee, expenses visiting school*. 7.36 23.00 7.00 6.00 387.00 15.70 Wione ri 41.68 S. vf. Ellis,' 'commi's'sioners^elt:--'1"- penses H. B. Imsdahl, commissioners ex penses H, B. Imsdahl,. commissioners ex- H. B. Imsdahl," commissioners' ex penses janu" 3 3 19.97 13.T3 man 12.80 Co for 18.63 j?*"**.' 'fixing' flag' pole 4S*S 7s.c sa a P*- hools... 32.0n 0 Bemldl i Gas Company, gas ranee and fixtureiso foTr, J. E 2iR i June"" f. service'fo0 6, c-'' To^&Yctoerar$' 10.06r Warrants Wo2 ls Ann* lo ne Frank Dufrense, supplies M. D. Jones Co., supplies 1.00 76.00 2 75 36.00 b0d S r/^VyskoSn' TieWln l^annThT^f 'of fysle^WrineT^a, 5.20 5 7fl 5.45 10.65 xpense l^iaaniSsSSorr Andftdr PUbl,8hln8 0 S9-0 *-V_ **.*AI~~ Brewer expenses at tending assessors meet JOB6 e6n0 t^tt Jollberg, expenses "at! tending assessorxs meets 4 Pese attend- in2'-S.! ln 4 6 in assessorrs- meet OKI en SiLUHI exPensw'attend! ing assessors meet s^n'g0'^Ward- 261 8 expenses VA of dlS 22.20 24.20 expenses'of'court "'5 cYertt'of 64 3 35.00 7.90 22.8 c- sas- i^rk^c^^ 31300 Co 9.75 for J. E. 17.90 fcJ. A. Fenton,supplies Harris fl.A. Fenton, supplies for" Supt. oz fecnoois 0 7B fi of peeds tlBemidJt Pioneer Pub. Co!,' print ing Notices L. Viskupie, serivces as axman.. John Cabin, services as chain man Edward Niemever, services a axman -LelandTrafton, J services as chainman Leland Tdaf ton, services a chainman T. G. Odegard, services as rod man Frank Wells, work on Job 1887.. H. l. Sorenson, assistant engi neer 4.60 10.50 2 2ft EBemidii Pioneer Pub Co., supplies for Auditor age pemldjl-Pjoneer Pub Co., supplies & Tot -Sheriff 14 76 rBemldJi Pioneer Pub Co., supplie* g&it i _,, :*0- katei'gh.iar**y3fe^tzw$amm. igaaSag^arB'&aaa -Ua. *4_ i. for Clerk of Court. 30.10 Bemldji Pioneer Pub Co.. supplies for Earl Geil Bemldji Pioneer Pub Co., supplies for McGee '-75 Bemldji Pioneer Pub Co., supplies for Reg. of Deeds 'hi'?* ynr i" 8 xtelB!SWa^S^8Ui:p"e 10 10 Bemldji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices 8 6 5,3 Bemldji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing llOtiCGS 4tdv Bemidji Pioneer Pub Co. printing notices lo.ou Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices o.iv Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices .3& Bemldji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices Z,Z 6 Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices .j. 4.35 Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. prlnCTfcg notices J- 5.80 Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices z & BemidJJ Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices 4.40 Bemidji Pioneer Ffcb. Co. printing notices" 4-4 0 Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing Commissioners Proceedings Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices Bemldji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices Bemldli Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing, notices 7.26 2.90 64.60 2.90 2.90 7.25 6.60 5.70 5.80 4.40 6,8 Bemldji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices 42 76 Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices 4,3 Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices 6,6 Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices 10.I6 Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices & Bemldji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices 8 0 8 0 Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices 6.80 Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices .zo Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. printing notices z.20 Miller-Davis Company, supplies for Judge of Probate 4.10 Miller-Davis Company, supplies for Auditor 6.34 Miller-Davis Company, supplies for Auditor Mlller-Davls Company, supplies for Auditor 20.83 Mlller-Davls Company, supplies for Auditor 8.40 Miller-Davis Company, supplies for Auditor 2-9 Miller-Davis Company, supplies for Additor -3 Miller-Davis Company, supplies for Auditor 2.90 Miller-Davis Company, supplies for Judge of Probate .86 Miller-Davis Company, supplies for Auditor 1 Free Press Company, supplies for Judge of Probate 2.20 Free Press Company, supplies for Auditor 9.20 Free Press Company, supplies for Mr McGee 11.65 Free Press Company, supplies for Mr McGee 25.00 Spencer, services of survey ing 47.00 W Slovak, services of chalnman.. 48.00 Clayton Collard, services as chains man 67.01 Stan Haller, services as axman... 30 00 Charltry Pospeshell, services as axman 24 00 E. Henael. services as axman 4.60 Bob Mp'/ak, services as axman... 30.00 a. Leonard, board of surveying crp\v Roy Bliler, making plats Roy K. Bliler, making plats and records 11-00 Rose E. Gilkinson, services of Deuutv Co. surveyor 41.14 E. Hens-el, services as axman 9.00 Stal 1 taller, services as axman.. 19 50 Cha.s. Prospeshell, services as ax man 13.7 0 1100 1 5'52 Frank Havlik, services as axman. 15.00 W. Sla/ak^ services as chalnman 38.45 Tohn Cahill, services as chain man 1 61 iohn Gibbons, expenses of Mu nicipal Courts 2.35 rohn F. Gibbons, expenses of Mu nicipal" Court 2.46 Iohn F. Gibbons, expenses of Mu nicipal Court 2 45 Iohn F. Gibbons, expenses of Mu nicipal Court 2.45 Iohn F. Gibbons, expenses of Mu nicipal Court 2.45 John F. Gibbons, expenses of Mu nici pal Court Iohn F. Gibbons, expenses of Mu nicipal Court Fohn F. Gibbons, expenses of Mu nici pal Court Iohn Gibbons, expenses of Mu nlci pal Court John F. Gibbons, expenses of Mu nicipal Court 2.45 rohn V. Gibbons, expenses of Mu nicipal Court 19.60 Iohn F. Gibbons, -expenses of Mu nicipal Court iohn F. Gibbons, expenses of Mu nicipal Court John F. Gibbons, expenses of Mu nicipal Court John F. Gibbons, expenses of Mu nicipal Court John F. Gibbons, expenses of Mu nicipal Court Tohn F. Gibbons, expenses of Mu nicipal Court Roy J. Boardman, medicine for prisoners J. 1* Lahr, viewing body of Tor val RenAa Paul Johnston, services as ax -17.00 2.4 5 1.85 2.46 1.10 2.4 6 3.25 1.65 2.45 2.45 2.45 5.76 7.50 Sentinel Publishing Company, supplies for Treasurer A. D. Johnson, postage for a s sessment books 18.70 C. E Battles, supplies 5.50 Rogers & Company, supplies for S. D. Snydec 3.70 Rogers & Company, supplies for S. D. Snyder 3.28 S. Snyder, expenses of high way engineer 158.22 Clayton Collard, printing and stencellng 21.00 Frank Slough, cost of road drag 17.58 Merle McMeeh, work on road Fi. J. Nordquist, dragging roads.. F. E Mauritz, services at office Job 1901 Charles Knutson, posting- peti- tions Weeks and Strader, -dragging road 55.00 Pioneer Garage, dragging County Road 22.00 7.00 John Cahill, services as chain man 16.00 Ross E. Gilkinson, assistant engl neer 30.00 iohn "Cahill, services as chain man 10.00 11. D. Sorenson, assistant engi neer 27.28 Enauil Johnson, services a ax man 15.76 Lars Ness, Ailing sink holes 24.50 Leland Trafton, services as chalnman 20.00 T. G. Odegard, services as rod man 16.92 Arthur Nelmever, services as ax man 16.75 O. Johnson, board of surveying crew 6.30 C. W. Clark, delivering lumber.. 60.00 T. G. Odegard, services as rod man 42.46 Ross E. Gilkinson, assistant en gineer 20.00 LeLand Trafton,, services a chalnman 20.00 Carl O. Boe, serivces as axman.. -3.60 H. D. Sorenson, assistant engi neer 37.69 Ronald O: Rlgga, services as chainman 10.00 Frank Wells, filling sink holes.. ,7.00 IX Sorenson, assistant engi neer 85.03 Hans Sorenson, filling sink holes 32.00 Lars Ness, filling sink holes 42.00 Paul Johnston board and room of surveying crew Otto Niemeyer, board and room of surveying- crew 13.36 Paul Johnston, services as ax man John Cahill, services as chain man Ross E. Gilkinson, assistant en gineer Paul Johnston, board of survey ing crew JOI pupohn 5.00 12.00 39.00 1.50 8.00 6 00 W. C. Schilling, road overseer Tom Hill, road overseer C. A Anderson, work on County Bridge Dewev Annonson, work on Coun ty Bridge Theadore Annonson, work on County Bridge Halvor Annonson, overseer of bridge work 17.50 Seiner Enger, work on County Bridge 7.6O Otto Larson, work on County Bridge 7.50 N. D. Preston, road maintenance 21.00 Theo Relsner. grading road 43.50 Gust Ake. work on bridge over Sandy 7,00 John B. Anderson, board of sur veying crew 37.00 Libor Viskerkie, services as ax man 9.00 H. Sorenson, services as as sistant engineer 17.93 T. G. Odegard, services as rod man 5.46 T. Odegard, services as rod man 13.83 H. D. Sorenson, services as assis tant engineer 26.04 15.00 7.50 7.50 9.00 12.60 14.00 10.00 4.00 18.16 14.00 86.86 I 6.60 7.00 15.00 36.34 12.50 The following names were chosen to serve as Grand Jurors for the Septem ber term of Court, to replace those drawn for services at 'the February term J. W. Thompson, Baudette Township, Baudette. Audor Sylte, Wabanica Township, Pitt, r. R. Stone, McDougald Township, Wil liams. Jess Wilson, McDougald Township, Willams. Fred Johanneson, Rapid River Town ship, Spooner. I David Hinshaw, Wilton Township! Wilton. O. H. Loberg, Steenerson Township, Tnorholt. Frank Magneson, Hamre. Township, Jelle. William Hemrick, Minnie Township, Malcolm. Thomas Laughery, Minnie Township, Malcolm. Henry Dahlstul, Shooks Township, Shooks. Felix Heibel, Shooks Township, Shooks. Hans Larson, Shooks Township, Shooks. Axel Sandberg, Cormant Township, Blackduck. Oley, Gunderson, Cormant Township, Blackduck. Gill Crone, Bemidji Township, Be midji Tom-J. Burke, Bemidji Township, Be midji J. LeRoy Elwell, Bemidji Township, Bemidji. W. N. Bowser, Bemidji Township, Be midji. C. Istad, Bemidji Township, Be midji. E. L. Moon, Summit Township, Black duck. Henry S tech man, Port Hope Township, Tenstrike. Framk Stiner, Turtle River Township, Turtle River. Nels Willett, Frohn Township, Be midji. The following names were chosen to serve as Petit Jurors during the Sept. term of Court to replace those drawn for service at the Feb term: Julius Massre, Hornet Township, Blackduck. Vei?. Dyer, Hornet Tewnship, Funk ley. Geo. Detling, Langor Township, Blackduck. Wilber Varlty, Langor Township, Blackduck. Mike O'Conor, Langor Township, Blackduck. Ed Berg, Sugar Bush Township, Be midji, R. 3. John Gilstad, Summit Township, Blackduck. H. Beckwith, Summit Township, Blackduck. II. Paulson, Frohn Township, Be midji. R. 2. Tom Sampson, IIorncL. Township, Funkley. II. M. Evens tad, Wabanica Township. Pitt Olson, Chilgrcn Township, Roose velt. Perry Sorenson, Prosper Township, Dutche C. Donnely, Eugene Township, Wil liams. Thomas Denton, Potamo Township, Graceton. N C. Hamilton, Lakewood Township, Arncson. "Frank A. Peterson, AVabanica Town ship. Pitt. J. E Ward, Baudette village, Bau dette. Knut L. MOP, Baudette Tow'nshm Baudette. 1 George Paquin, Liberty Township, VFilton R. No. 1. Mat Jokela, Minnie Township, Mal colm. Erfck Sundberg, Spruce Grove Town ship, Grygla. J. W. McKee, Liberty Township, Wil ton, No. 1. Oscar Thompson, Maple Ridge Town ship Wilton, R. 1. Frank Coleman, Lee Town-ship, Esp lee. Carl Peterson, Roosevelt Township. Aure. 'George Thompson, -Northwood Town ship Hag. Anton Hegleson, Buzzel Township, Pincwood. Albert J. Tenstrike. Walter Rice, Hagali Township, Ten strike. E TS Schulke, Hagali Township, Ten strike John Workman, Durand Township, uposky. Mathunck, Durand Township. posky. Wni. Wagner, Durand Township, Pu posky. TV. Maher. Durand Township, Pupos ky. John T. Higgins, O'Brian Township, Nebish John Raibe, O'Brian "Township, Ne bish Otto Myron, Cormant Township, Blackduck. Bert Noble, Nebish Township, Ne bish Gust Eickstadt, Bemldji, 3. Joe McTaggart, Bemidji. Hough Doyle, Bemidji. W. C. Kline, Bemidji. Pearl Barnell, Bemidji. G. H. Slosson, Bemidji. B. E. Stafford. Bemidji. John Falls, Bemidji. B. Bislar, Bemidji. Moved, seconded and carried to ad journ to 10 o'clock, July 25th. Green, Hagali Township, EDWARD PAULSON, Attest Vice Chairman A. D. JOHNSON, County Auditor. w7-31 HUFFMAN & 01EARY FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING I i H. ft. M'KEE, Funeral Director ^J PHONE 17S-W or mfitekiMw^sg^^ SSF5H Aldrich & English General Blacksmithing HorMthoeing a Specialty Oxy-acetylene Welding and Cutting 214 FOURTH STREET EAT AT Third Street Cafe Ours Waiters Do the Waiting FOR EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING GO TO Bemidji Shoe Repair Shop across the streef from Dalt on's Restaurant A. Patterson, Propr. ENTERPRISE AUTO CO. Auto Livery and Taxi Service Day and Night Service Office Remore Hotel, Cor. 3rd St. & Beltrami Ave. Office Phone 1 Residence Phone 10 WM. lVTCUAIG Manager Do Not Throw Away That Pair of Shoes WM. STAKIS The Progressive Shoe t' Repairer Can fix them-and will pay parcel post charges one way Corner Remore Hotel Bldg. GOT YOUR HOGS and HOG HOUSE INSURED "Yep." "Got your life insur- ed?" "Nope." "Well, if I didn't think I was of more benefit to my family than a bunch of hogs, I wouldn't have my life insured, either." D. S. Mitchell The New York Life Man Northern Natl. Bank Bldg. Room 5 Phone 575W A. BROSE 400 ^Minnesota Ave. First Class Rooms in Connection Pipe Man and Tobbaconist Beltrami County Travelers will find a warm welcome at The West Minneapolis Service our watchword .V'.'i.r" THE BEM.DJ. DAiLY PIONEER MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST-4, 1919#fe' 3 -as=s= Well now if there ain't a hole in this shoe. Well, I'll take them to the BEMIDJI SHOE REPAIR SHOP Across the street from Dal-1- tcn's restaurant. PATTERSON Will fix them. His work is good and prices moderate. 218 Beltrami Ave. STAHL-JACOBS Furniture Renovators All work guaranteed. Work called for and de livered. _^ General Repair' I Shop Phone 488 312 6th St. FOR YOUR LIVERY CA New Dodge and Ford Cars at your service Day or night the year round. WARD BROTHERS Neatly Pressed Suits Always- Look New Regular and frequent dry cleaning and pressing keeps your clothes in splendid appearance and fit as long as the cloth will wear, and lengthens alsoA the length of wear given by the material. THE MODE DRY CLEANERS Phone 537 307 Third Street A iiii lilnm |ji*i I r\ F|rst Class SHOE REPAIRING done by F. J. CATTEYSON at the Bemidji Shoe Store. Reasonable Prices 0 our conduct i right. W are equipped with the latest scientific aids and conduct our duties in a highly satisfactory manner. MEIBERTSDN FUNERAL DIRECTOR UNDERTAKING GOODS PHOMf 317 W 517- BEMIDJI ^BT SHOES lllilililliiliiilliiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii for all the family at reasonable prices Mail orders receive our prompt attention. First class repairing in connection BEMIDJI SHOE STORE 315 Minnesota Ave. DRY CLEANING Clothes Cleaners for Men, Women and Children Uhe WE PAY the highest market price ^fqr rags metals, rubbers and SCE*P ftfljllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllg' I Xke Longest Life iron. We also pay freight on all ou of town 'Shipments for 00 pounds and over. Highest prices paid for hides. GOLDBERG'S HIDE & FUR CO.' Phone 63S-W 112-3d Street obtainable from your car is always coincidental with the amount of care you bestow upon it through expert 5 S garages and mechanics. WE ARE EXPERTS IN THE 1 CARE OF OVERLAND CARS 1 Our knowledge of this car insures the most difficult trouble speedy and effectual up-building which will put the stretches of road under your wheels as of old. You run your car judiciously take care of it the same way and she will live to a good old age. Bemidji Motor Service 'SlIllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllltllHHIIIIIIIItlHIIIfHlHHIIItllHtllllKlllllllllllluT 3ft*K* i UR experience ample and is