Devils Lake inter-ocean., May 20, 1910, Image 10

About Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915

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lATKM SOCIETY ORGJURZED
Workers In Different but Alliod FMda
Will B« Brought Together at Big
Meeting In Worcester, Maw, Or-
Oanization and incre—ed Effieieney
Demanded.
Tha second general meeting of the Ifa
fkmal CbM Conference For Besearcb
•ad Welfare is being planned for the
test days of June and early July.
*hla meeting will be at Worcester.
Mam., where the ooliferent® came Into
jaxlatence nearly a year ago. Leaders
fe various forma of effort for the bet
terment of juvenile clttoens will ad
dress the sessions. The conference
will last five days. This organization
-aims to be a central clearing house for
Information and for definite action for
Hie welfare of children in all depart
ments. Instead of taking some one
phase of child nature, snch as garden
ing or playgrounds or health, the con
ference regards the coming citizen as
a unit and attends to the unit's needs
Sn their relation to one another and to
the community.
Speaking on this peculiarity of the
organization. Henry S. Curtis, the sec
retary, said that thirty-three child
Itelplng. organizations were represent
ed at the first meeting In July, 1909.
"It is expected that there will be a
«tffl more general representation this
fear."
he added. "At these meetings
matters of general Interest are dis
cussed and methods that might apply
4o different fields are considered. It
1b the purpose of the conference to
Siring the different organizations closer
together, so that there may be less
wasted and misguided effort
"We all know the results of organi
sation In the commercial world onfl the
Increased business efficiency that fol
lows. We want to secure some such
Jesuits for philanthropic .movements.
We want to make it easy for various
kinds of social workers In different
3mt allied fields to become acquainted
with each other, with each .other's
"troubles and methods, and to provide
Xbem with a central source of Informa
tion and assistance when needed.
Plan For Centralization.
"Further, this centralizing Idea is
to offer the general public an
way to keep ip touch with pirpg.
*ess in the whole field. In these, busy
ays not many men" or women have
-time to look Into the work of hun
dreds of organizations scattered all
•ver the United States. But when we
Set a central clearing house—call it a
philanthropy trust' if you like—then
*ny person can find ouf^wlth not much
trouble what is being done in any giv
es line of effort."
Another benefit aimed at In this unity
af purpose is the brDiging together ot
tbe scientific students and ttu prat
Heal workers. The theorists and thr
«eld workers have not always. «d
Tranced In step. The conference in
/tends to aaslKt each class tu under
Stand the other .and thus Iwuclii rj.
general purpose for wbirb notli ai
-Striving by different but equally in
portant methods Tbe Child Confenn
Jias its eyes fixed on Wash in pi I HI IUU
"Wants some day to secure a tedem
Children's bureau. Resolutions Bavt
already been adopted favoring 'bills be
lore congress for that purpose.
"The time has come, in the opinion
-Uils conference," a last year's resotu
42on ran, "when all efforts for th
•melioration of the conditions of child
Moofi' of a charitable and philanthropic
stature should be based upon and so
lar as practicable guided by the re
volts of scientific child study, and
only thus may the various lines be
given a more scientific, and workers
Moore professional character."
In other words, this organization In
tends to kill off a lot of haphazard
work that has been going on with the
*vowed purpose of helping chiidreu
'mod substitute work that is more in
telllgently directed and more bene
Jklal to those who do it, to those who
\sMre the subjects and likewise to those
who support it by money or personal
L^nterest
A National Organization.
Dr. G. Stanley Hall, president of
dark university, who is also presl
4ent of the Child Conference, approves
Ala sort of conservation of organized
cnergy. There' Is "a crying need to
•orrelate" the societies of tbe country
*ay£The. "We could present an inter
astlng list of overlapping and lack of
jea-ordination. Some committee of
-i 3*eneal scope which would not be local
«W connected with any one institution
«6d which could also comprise and
Sfi steake contact with and have every
fa 4-J of the child welfare societies rep
-/resented on It—that lis the thing that
T»pre chiefly desire."
To get at its work the Child Confer
7«Bce has established a national organ
isation, which will meet in Worcester,
Jfasa., June 28 to July Inclusive. It
'Js planned to have local conttfipcjnl to
various ceousn' througlidot tbe tfafted
States
which wpi attend
local
to
wjitylog
orgnnisattons and lntewBta
Aacal ^tnrpoMh A stmt
for
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Adjoozned meeUtg o« tfc© Ooonty
Oommisstoners of Rameey Coonty
North Dakota.
Tuesday, May 3rd, 1910.
"Hie Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 2 oclock P. M. Present Com
missioners, Johnson, Neeseth, Makmey,
Bmig* and SamueL
Moved and canted that tin follow
ing Mils be allowed and warrants or
dered drawn in payment of same as
follows:
Gus Forstenau, county treasur
er, To transpormion for Mrs.
M. B. Anderson to Grand
Forks 2^0
Gus Furstenau, county treasiu1
er, postage account ........ 33.40
Gus Furstenau, county treasur
er, account of B. Daeley for.
stamped -envelopes for. Supi.
of achoolfl ... 2l4
O. C. Olson, care at Albertina
Chrlstianson, April 5th to
24th 12.00
A. M. Powell, house rent Mis.
Simmons, April 7 to 3fay 7 .. 15.00
Gus Furstenau, county treasur
er, account of John S. John
son, road overseer E. Twp.
156-66 for the year 1909 12.00
Chas. EL Taylor, court steno
grapher one day .......... 10100
Mrs. Beamer. care of George
Smith, March 14th to March
24th 10.00
Gus Furstenau, county treasur
er, To court orders paid jur
ors ............ 25.60
Gus Furstenau, county treasur
er, To court orders paid witr
nesses 53JM)
Gus Furstenau, county treasur
er, To county wolf bounties
paid" 56.00
Mrs. J. S, Neathery, care of
Clara Arnette, April 11th to
April 30th 8.00
A. P. Blonde, blanks furnished
as per. contract 20.00
Benson County, N. D., To Vx
the costs of repairing the Pip
er bridge on county line be
tween Benson and -Ramsey
counties 104.05
F. W. Mann & Sons, goods fur
nished countypoor 22.70
C. H- Baker, fviel furnished
county j»oor 23.10
A. M. Crary, balance due on
grade between Sections 32
and 33, Northfield Town
ship ,14.00
C. J. B. Turner, To office sup
plies and stationery as per
contract 231.61
Walker Bros. & Hardy, blank
books as per contract ...... 86.17
Endell Bros., repairing sink
sheriff's residence 2.00
J. R. Haslam, goods for county
poor, $65, and supplies for
jail and court house, $4-80, ... 69.80
Hyman'Ldeberman, rent for Mia
Ullnai, April, 1910 ............. 12.50
Geo. "Vfe Mooerst administrator,
salaw of T. T. friorsan, clerk
"of crart^ Feb. 1st to Feb. 8th
Geo. W. Mooers, administrator,
To naturalization fees paid in
to the county by T. T. Thor
son thru error 208.50
J. Goldberg & Co., .supplies fur
nished court house ......... 4.80
Pure Oil Company, sweeping
compound for court house .. 2.50
Herman SteQseth, To naturaliz
ation fees,pald into the coun
ty thru error .........,... 23.00
Mrs. A. Beamer, To care of F.
T. Danaher, diphtheria pa*
tient, Jan. 18th to Jan. 31st .. 13 00
Chas. E. Taylor, testimony in
case of State vs. Jas. Bartley. 26.00
Devils,
Lake Improvement Co.^
lights, telephones, water, etc.,
fist quarter, 1910 .......... 263.96
Devils Lake Journal^ Blanks as
per contract 60.00
J. Q. Adams, hardware supplies
for court house i.......... 19.40
Making a total of ....... .. .1508.98
Moved that, the bill of Edward F.
Flynn for the rent of Detention Hos
pital from June 26th, 1909, to April
26th, 1910, in the sum of $150 be al
lowed at $75 as according to-agreement
with the city of Devils Lake they were
to
pay
one-half of said rent Carried.
Moved that the ^bill
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Herald Pub­
lishing Company in the sum of $12.90
same being for blanks furnished Coun.
ty Judge be disallowed for the reason
that we have a contract with J. G.
Curtis of Hampden for the furnishing
of said blanks Carried. All voting
"Yes."
Moved that the report of E. W. Gil
bertson as coroner in "the case of
David Gallagher be approved and war
rants ordered drawn in payment of
same as follows:
E. W. Gilbertaon, coroner fe^s .$ 7.20
W. H. Belford, sheriff's fees .... 5.90
M. A. Jones, taking deposltioiiS 3.00
A. E. Panahall, juror's fees ..... l.io
S. h. Wineman, juror's fees 1.10
Henry Hale, juror's fees 1.10
H. B. Mitchell, witness' fees
v.
2.10
Making a total -of ..: $21.50
Moved and carried that the quarterly
report 'ot a. C. Jones from April 1st to
April 19th be approved and warrants
ordered drawn in-' payment of same as
foUows
S. C. Jones, justice fees". ,:r'..^.$13.00
W H, Belfdrd, sheriff fees
W. I. Barnes,, police fees
W. P. O'Brien, witness fees
Perry Knapp, witness fees
W. Barnes, witness feas
Ben Parker,: witness fees
W. F. Buse, witness fees
W. H. Belford. witness fees
23.60
20.60
2 10
2.10
2.10
2.1^
2.10
2.10
Making a total" of .f.vT.$70.00
Moved that this board adjourn until
2 o'clock P. M., May 4th, 1910, in order
tfaat they may go out as a committee
and Jnepeot oertain bridges ttiroughout
the county tititt need to be repaired
Carried All voting "Yea,"
S,
V. Bice,¥
County Auditor,
Adjourned meetlng of tbe board of
oounty. coaxmiseUmeni.
Wsdnasday, May 4th, 1#ias
Hi© board met st $ o'clock P. M.
rtiwwart to adjdttnuoert. PraMot
f^BitirfwIopWi, JohnaoB, ItifiwiKtU,
'•S
petKlaa ^saed by !*oi Jotnvtfle
tea
other raalde^t tsx payeis adt
Inc that this bmrd eKpesd So maoh
unnuMfcir from
the oounty rosd fttnd to repair the
roads between Sectiona l? and 18
1SS41 was resd and
OD NATION
A petition signed by J. G. Jacobeon
iking that thls board issue a re
funding order to EL Metaob in the
sum ot $13.77 on account off personal
property tax paid by him In this county
and also' in Benson coonty for the
Bame property was read and on motion
granted and the auditor was instruct
ed to Issue aaid fi. T. Kelacm refund
ing order for said amount
A petitlon signed by
F.
H. Stoltze
asking to have refunding order issued
to him
lin.
the sum of $27.63 on account
of clerical ^rror in asaeesment of lots
0 and 7,' Block 1 VmageT of Edmore,
was read and on motlcni granted and
the auditor was lnstrocted to issue a
refunding order accordingly.
Moved and carried that the follow
ing polling placbe be designated by
"ihis^ board April 5th be changed to
read as follows:
In prednet No. 6, Hope Central
School building.
A petition Kigned by Robert Wallace
and seyentesen other tax payers asking
that this board build abridge on the
Township line between Section 36
157-63 and Sectton 31-157-62 was read
and on motion commissioners Samuel,
Rtnlgh and Maloney were appointed to
view said location and report as to the
necessity of said bridge.
"A petition signed by E. B. Hartman
and seventeen other rodent tax pay
ers asking that this board erect a
bridge on the Secdn line between
Sections 24 and 25, Township 157-63,
was read and on motion commissioners
Samuel, Emigh and Maloney were ap
pointed as "a committee to view said
location and report as to the necessity
of said bridge.
The bond of Walker Bros. & Hardy
with tihe Northern Trust .Company
as sureties in the sum ci $500 for the
faithful performance of their contract,
dated April 5th, 1910, for the/furnish
ing of the primary election supplies
was read and on motion accepted and
ordered placed on file.
Moved and curled to adjourn until
2 o'clock P. M., Thursday, May 5th, in
order that the board can -go out as
a road committee to view the Grand
Harbor bridge.
R. V. Bice,
Oounty Auditor.
Adjourned meeting of the board of
commissioner^, Ramsey county^North
Dakota.
Thursday, May 5th, 1910,
The board met at 2 o'ckxdc P. M.,
pursuant to adjournment. "Jftnesent
Johnson, Nesseth, Maloney^ Emigh
and SamueL
A report g}gped by comniteslpner Q.
O. Johnson, O. O. Nesseth and Frank
EmlgSi, recommending that this board
build a 14 foot addition to this present
bridge across the coulee between Sec
tion 3-157-60 and Section 34-158-60 also
for the putting In of two 36 inch cul
vertis 24 feet in length in ths^grada^SB
the Section line between' Sections 25
and 26-158-60 and for th#-expenditure
of $200 for the repairing erf the roads
on the Township line between .Hope
and Ontario Townships was read and
on motion accepted.
Whereas it Is necessary to repair
certain bridges in this county for the
use of the public at once, be it resolved
by this board that we enter lii
contract withAl Y. Bayne & Cpii
for the repairing of the bridge seated
on the Section line between Sections
3-157-60 and 34-158-60, also foi the
McDonald bridge between Secttdn 7
155-62 and Section 12-155-63 and-also
for the bridge on Section line between
Sections\ 19 'and 20-156-61 at a- itdtal
cost of $1398.00. Carried. All voting
"Yes."
The following report was then ifiBiid
To the Hon. Board of County Commis
sioners,
Ramsey County, North Dakotttff
Gentlemen:—
We, yoiir committee, appointed' to
view the location and report as to'tiie
necessity of a bridge on the Section
line between the N.E, of Sea 32 and
the N.W. of Section 33-158-63,^beg
leave to report that we have vie'wed
the Bald location and would recom*
mend that the county purchase'- two
36 inch culverts 24 fleet long and put
same in said grade. $,V
Respectfully submitted^'/j
(Signed) T. H. Maloney#
W fi Samitol
W. G..
Frank Emigh. ,v
The following resolution was then
entered into Moved by Ole Nesseth
and seconded by Frank Emigh that
whereas the costs of lighting the court
house is costing the jtountyr too Much
money as for the year past it has'cost
$533.28 and whereas undeT thp old'rate
the cost was $300 per year, therefore,
be it resolved by. this board that we
make an offer to the Devils Lake Im
provement Company to furnish lights
for the. court house for $300 petf year
and if not accepted by them at' sald
price of $300 per year that we hetfeby
direct the, said. Devils lake Improve
ment Company to cut out all lights in
said court house by May 18& at 'ths
time of next meeting. fa
Move«J and carried that tbe fore
going resolution be spread on therinin
utes.
Moved and cttrried that the fallow
ing bills be allowed and warrants
ordered drawn in payment of same as
follows:
A. Y. Bayne & Company,, part
payment of Grand Harbor
bridge 465.00
H. EL Thorson, Ta fees errone
rifely paid into the county tgj
treasurer on July 16th, '08,
8s per county treasurer's
miscellaneous receipt No.
T. VL Young, part,payment
grading approaches to Grand
Hartor bridge ....i
W. J. Graham, goods furnished
county p©or
August Raff, services as en
gineer oa Grand Harbor
bridge, April and May ....
Frank Bmisb, servloea as oon»
sAMtoneir «nd atUeags
fta"
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T. H. Maloney. •errtoa* as
wwimtfiwtooar and mUeac* ..
Ola O. Neeeettv aervtoM as
oommtaakm^ sod mUeasa
W. G. Samuel, aervlQes as
same
.was referred to the commissioner ot
jiedistrict.
Moved and carried that the report
of Oonmw EL W. Gilbartaoa tn the T.
T. *nia«soo esse be: s^earaved, costs
ivins b9en paid by the eetafca.
40.00
a total of ...4I,...$1S41J0
Moved and carried to adjoum until
Tuesday, May 17th, at 2 o'clock P. M.
B. V. Bloe,
County Auditor.
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GRAND HARBOR •US
'-j (By Social Corpeeiondent)
John Strand took,a trip to Belcourt,
North Dakota, last WBek.
Mrs. Mackey and- Mrs. Slowman
drove to Devils Lake Saturday.
F. A. Dion shipped a half car of po
tatoes to RusseU, N. Dak., last week.
Some of our early risers got up. at
three oclock Wednesday morning but
failed to see the comet.
O. N. Dion took a trip to Stark
weather Thursday. Oliver reports
everything looking good out there."'
Geo. McDevitt, Sr., Mrs. McDevitt
and, soa George left Thuraday for
Rochester, Minn. The young George
will undergo an operation for appendi
citis. rf .-.tr-d-
On account of the rain the baseball
contest which was to have taken place
with Penn Sunday, between Grand
Harbor and Penn was postponed until
the 22d.
A number of pur Norwegian friends
went to Devils Lake Tuesday evening
to attend a dance giVen by the Sons
of Norway. A very good, time was
reported.
Doc Welsh is hack among the. boys
again. Doc has been visiting west
for the last six months for his health
and the boyB are glad to see'himv)ack
again looking fine.
Sam Strand and wife had to stay
over night in our burg Tuesday night.
Mr. Strand's auto got balky on him
and the party had to drive toJDevil%
lake Wednesday morning.
Qeo. Bailer was married some time
as
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The utmost perfection of a comfortahio
tinneau of ungual depth and plenty of
cellence. The weight of power planf
to eliminate all side motion, aci^
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Isat weeirla GrwQd Itadt* to Wm ^vs
CatchelL Geo. ntorned last Friday
from his wedding trip to BollA and'
has beea aettlng no tiie tigam
boys ever alnce.
The danoe given Dor the benefit of
the baaebaQ club last Friday was a
complete eaocess, a better tints'apd
better crowd could n*t be had" and
everybody went home happy, promis
ing to be^ back again at our nex^
Our station agent hai a^^iiinfer'
paper hanger working on "the Brttton
residence foe two weeks and the. boys
are.-all guessing what ls going to hap
pen. "There Is a murmurv In. the air,
youcan hearlt every^herje" and some
body will have, tov^u^d oat the dgars
new" home in Boxelder, Mont Mr.
Miackey has been In this town for
over twenty -yearn and his many
Mends are sorry to' see him go. ../At
the same time we all join In wteblng
him all kinds of prosperity his new
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