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t"i $-*' OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY BOARD, MARSHALL CO.. MINN. "\ii'r. (Continued from page two) Commissioner Carl T. Olson offered *ne following resolution in writing and i'j moved its adoption: Resolution of the Marshall County ^v_ Board, appropriating funds for the con- j^- struction of Federal Project No. !$ Resolved ThaAid the Count V Board of Marshall County, in session &* i this 28th day of May does hereby make :-r l application for an allotment of $10,- 000.00, from the Federal Aid funds of h- the State to aid in the construction and improvemen.t of from S. W.vCor Stat,e No.. A- amount by the Commissioner of High ways, subject to approval of the Sec retary of Agriculture, the County Board does hereby agree to complete said project as a Graveled road, ac cording to the requirements of the Commissioner of Highways and Secre tary of Agriculture, the estimated cost of said, improvement bei ng $90,000.00. The County Board hereby agrees to provide necessary funds in addition to the Federal Aid, by issuing bonds, when available County Road and Bridge funds are insufficient. Commissioner A. N. Lodoen seconded the motion and the question bei ng put and the roll bei ng called, the follow ing voted in the affirmative: Commis sioner A. N. Lodoen, Commissioner O. Enge, Commissioner Carl T. Olson, Commissioner Ole Torgerson. he following voted in the negativ e: Commissioner A. S. Rokk e. O. Enge, Chairman County Board. Attest: A. G. Lundgren, County Auditor. It Resolved. That the County Board go to St. Paul in body for the purpose of securing trucks from the War Department. Commissioner A. S. Rokke seconded the motion and the same bei ng put received a majority of the votes of the members of the County Board and was duly carried and was by the. Chairman, then presiding, so declared. Commissioner A. N. Lodoen offered he following resolution in writing and moved its adoption: Resolved. Th at the sum of $1,000.00 be and the same is hereby appropriated out of the General Revenue Fund to the Marshall County Agricultural So ciety, the said Society bei ng a member of the State Agricultural Society. Commissioner Ole Torgerson second ed the motion and the same bei ng put received a majority of the votes of the members of the County Board and was duly carried and was by the Chairman, then presiding, so declared. Commissioner A. N.' Lodoen offered the following resolution, and moved its adoption: Commissioner Carl T. Olson seconded the same. And the same hav ing "received the unanimous vote of said County Board was adopted and so declared by the Chairman. he resolution is as follows: It Resolved, That there is hereby appropriated out of the General Rev enue fund of said County the sum of $1,000.00 to. the Local Committee for Marshall County, of the Minnesota War Records Commission, the same to be payable as follows, to-wit: $300 forthwith $300 on September 1st, 1919, and $400 on'January 1st, 1920. The said Local Committee in addition to carrying on the work for the State Commission shall prepare in type writen form duly bound into a perma nent record, a service record of all Marshall County boys in the service of the United States Government during the World War so far as the same may be obtainable by said Commission, and file the same with this Board when completed. Petition of Solman Maijola to be set off from School District No. 53 to School District No. 143 was on motion rejected. Depository Bonds of First State Bank of Oslo and Farme rs & Merchants State Bank of Strandquist were on motion approved. On motion the following "oad and bridge appropriation was rejected: Town of New Solum. On motion the following bills were audited and allowed as follows: Miller-Davis Co., blanks for Auditor $ Security Blank Book & Print ing Co., pencils Security Blank Book & Printing "Co., figuring pads 18.00 Security Blak Bookf Printing1 Cooling Tank- Ignition Switch. 14 Sec 28 TRoad 156 4 3 to E% Cor. 26, T. 156,,R. 39. It Further Resolved, That upon Federal Aid being granted in the above 1.49 18.00 Co.n notice E x& piration of redemption Secuntv Blank Book & Printing Co., self ink dater, Treasurer __ Security Blank Book & Printiner Co., tvpewriter ri bon for Clerk 2.56 3.55 3.05 MARRO N FARM POWE AND LIGHT PLANT Equipped with either the Edison Nickel or Lead Batteries, 1750 Watt capacity, Sy2 h. p. engine. Fully guaranteed when equipped with Edison Nickle Batteries. We can demonstrate this plant in actua1l farm service. For Sale ByT '&?' 4 Security Blank Book & aws**-. Printing Co., blanks for 3S*?! Judge of Probate ^H.^i.35 Security Blank Book & Printing Co., blanks for "V Judge of Probate 6.18 P. W. Sharp & Mfg. Co., sup plies for officers -f 10.08 Fritz-Cross Co., document boxes for Judge of Probate 14.40 Fritz-Crdss Co., supplies for Judge of Probate .77 Fritz-Cross Co., blanks for Judge of Probate 1.08 Fritz-Cross Co., minute book for Clerk of Court 28.43 Fritz-Gross Co., blanks for Judge of Probte _. 3.11 Fritz-Cross Co., supplies for Judge of Probate 15.42 Fritz-Cross Co., blanks for Judge of-Probate 1.08 Fritz-Cross Co., blanks for Judge of Probate 1.08 Fritz-Cross Co., blanks for Judge of Probate 1.48 Fritz-Cross Co., blanks for Judge of Probate -2.29 Fritz-Cross Co., blanks for County Attorney 4.91 Free Press Co., supplies for Register of Deeds 40.00 Free Press Co., supplies for Register of Deeds 13.90 Free Press Co., supplies for Judge of Probate 5.90 Ben Nelson, attending Asses sors meeting 5.95 G. E. Gibson, attending As sessors meeting 6.85 T. Aasland, attending Asses sors meeting 6.60 Theo. C. Johnson, attending Assessors meeting 10.00 M. O. Kleven, attending As sessor's meeting 4.80 Perry Bush, attending Asses sors' meeting 5.70 Paul P. Sund, attending As sessors' meeting 9.40 John A. Arness, attending As sessors' meeting 6.20 Alphonse E. Johnson, attend ing Assessors' meeting 5.80 O. O. McCurdy, attending As sessors' meeting 6.00 John Henning, attending As sessors' meeting 9.00 Ole Hjelle, attending Asses sors meeting 5.50 J. A. Sorum, attending Asses sors' meeting 7.95 J. S. Bjorgaard, attending Assessors^ meeting 4.40 Elmer Odie, attending Asses sors' meeting 7.95 Emil Albertson, attending Assessors' meeting 8.00 Henry Durand, attending As sors' meeting 5.00 Carl G. Gustafson, attending Assessors' meeting 4.80 John Klungness, attending Assessors' meeting 6.80 John A. Berg, attending As sessors' meeting 3.80 J. D. Maloney, attending As sessors' meeting 9.35 Peter Mjoberg, attending As sessors' meeting 5.40 W. N. Powell, attending As sessors' meeting 3.10 M. H. Sands, attending As sessors' meeting 4.10 Torjus Enderson, attending Assessors' meeting 7.30 Han Bergseng, attending Assessors' meeting 11.10 Alfred Wilier, attending As sessors' meeting 4.60 Palmer Lund, attending As sessors' meeting 11.40 Chas. H. Johnson, attending Assessors' meeting 6.00 Chester Boyce, attending As sessors' meeting 8.30 Victor Sjoblom, attending Assessors' meeting 6.20 Edward A. Johnson, attend ing Assessors' meeting 3.80 Allan Stoltz, attending As sessors' meeting 4.10 Martin Jensen, attending As sessors' meeting 5.20 Rasmi Lund, attending As sessors' meeting 7.60 Joe P. Bergeron, Jr., attend ing Assessors' meeting 4.40 John Olberg, attending As sessors' meeting 8.70 H. R. Meisch, attending As sessors* meeting 4.10 J. S. Gajeski, attending As sessors' meeting 4.50 Daniel Nordstrom, attending Assessors' meeting 4.40 N. C. Jehnson, attending As sessors' meeting 3.40 John Johnson, attending As sessors' meeting 9.00 Tollef A. Bagaas, attending Assessors' meeting 5.00 Racine Olson, attending As sessors' meeting 6.20 Joe McGregor, attending As sessors' meeting 4.30 John F. Brown, attending Assessors' meeting 10.50 Olof Opseth, attending As sessors' meeting 5.50 Nels Malm, attending As sessors' meeting 5.20 Wm. Newmann, repairing of fice table for Judge of Pro bate 4.00 Munising Foundry Co., land marks for Co. Surveyor 6.00 John P. Mattson, publishing proceedings 30.45 Water, Light Power Depfc, i WARREN, MINN. H. E. Erickson Co., lawn mower _: 324.00 G. S. Wattam, care of Christ g-t, Thorpe %252.50 John P. Mattson, tax rate slips 9-50 John P. Mattson, biir heads^l*", f6r Abstractor ^&r 6.50 Christ Hjelle, for express&'P and freight ~nS 22.61 City of Warren, light forfr' April sgy .%^30.20 John P. Mattson, publishingA? notice of-Judgement Sale'-*,,-!, 3.30 J. R. Thomas, supplies for^ Court House -66.35 A. J. Nordstrom, trees forZ 11.30 Court House ground Burroughs Adding Machine Co., attention to machines' H. C. Swanson, publishing notice of Cancellation of" Grand Jury E. L. Tornell, cot for jail: John P. Mattson, postal cards for Supt. ..:_. -.L H. B. Young, publishing per-. sonal property tax list Hans C. Hanson, use of own automobile Associated Mfg. Co., supplies for Court House Warr en Telephone Co., tele-* phone rent H. C. Hanson, cash paid for stamps Grygla Eagle, supplies for Supt. of Highways S. B. Lund, painting in Court House Ole Torgerson, milea ge Board meeting O. Enge, milea ge Board meet ing Carl T. Olson, mileage Board meeting A. S. Rokke, milea ge Board meeting Paul Krogh, dragging State Road No. 1 Nels Hamstad, dragging State Road No. 1 Thom as Mulvey, dragging State Road No. 1 Sorenson Bros. dragging State Roads No. 1 and 11 __ Andrew M. Anderson, drag ging State Roads No. 1 and S. G. Enebak," blading State Road No. 1 Aug. Swanson, dragging State Road No. 2 Gust Nakken. dragging State Road No. 2 Ole Bodell, dragging State Road No. 2 Ole Bodell, dragging State Road No. 2 Axel K. Anderson, dragging State Road No. 2 Nels C. Anderson, dragging State Road No. 3 _- William Swanson, filling ap proach to bridge State Road No. 4 Fra nk Nowacki, dragging State Road No. 4 _--__ S. G. Enebak, reshaping State Road No. 4 ____-_ S. G. Enebak, reshaping State Road No. 4 i-- Robert Tell, dragging State Road No. 4 Theo. Lofgren, repairing State Road No. 4 Otto Hjelle, dragging State Road No. 4 Martin Ekman, dragging State Road No. 4 Olaf Hvidsten, dragging State Road No. 6 Peter P. Kujawa. dragging State Road No. 6 P. B. Malberg, dragging State Road No. 7 Edw. K. Johnson, dragging State Road No. 7 Gjovik & Sollom. reshaping and gravel hauled on State Road No. 7 Cyrus W. Malberg, dragging State Road No. 7 Victor Johnson, material for culvert State Road No. 7 Ole Lindemoen, dragging State Road No. 9 Gust Johnson, dragging State Road No. 9 Oscar Carpenter, dragging State Road No. 9 A. E. Storbakken, dragging State Road No. 9 A. E. Storbakken, dragging State Road No. 9 Otto Klingberg. road planer Frykholm & Nyblad, drag ging State Road No. 11 A. O. Fladeland, dragging State Road No. 12 C. W. Hanisch, dragging State Road No. 13 i A. O. Fladeland dragging State Road No. 14 Electric Blue Print Co., sup plies for Supt. TQf High ways C. F. Johnson, repair on Co. planers .Volt Meter &few '**'**&' Sr-" 13.00 1.50 5.50 2.50 72.00 82.00 56.80 C-32.90 6.70 31.25 ^21.45 4.60 4.60 16.00 5.00 100.63 111.80 92.95 57.00 30.00 20.00 19.95 13.00 36.50 39.25 18.00 45.28 11.50 87.00 405.00 405.00 60.00 15.75 66.60 24.59 71.50 48.00 38.00 45.50 130.40 149.00 23.28 49.35* 7.47 14.40 8.50 48.85 35.00 180.50 140.25 S2.01 72.60 12.30 38.90 C. F. Pease ~& Co.. supplies for Supt. of Highways Henry Vik, work on Co. Road Electric Blue Print Co., sup plies for Supt. of Highways Rogers & Co., road level, for Supt. of Highways C. L. Stevens, notice to Road contractors H. M. Hanson, mimeograph copies to dragging con-fik^^ tractors -*c=3 Alfred Sollom. work on r6a#j Minneapolis Bridge Co., roaew^* planers The Improvement Bulletin, publ. notice Rogers & Co., supplies for Supt. of Highways Electric Blue Print Co., Supt. of Highways Minneapolis Bridge Co., ma terial for bridge -V C. L. Stevens, supplies for. County officers Rogers & Co., supplies for StPte Highway Eng H. C. Swanson, notice to dragging contractors John P. Mattson, blanks for Highway Eng O. M. Knudson, making road 6.60 10.00 9.82 4.00 8.70 2.50 #& 63.00 John G. Holan, chainman a Highway Engineer George S. Znerold, rodraan to Highway Engineer Minneapolis Bridge Co., con crete culverts John Skog, helper to High way Engineer George S. Znerold, rodman to Highway Eng Ernest E. Johnson, expenses as Ass't Eng Leonard E. Winberg, rodman Aug. E. Stromberg, chainman _- to Highway Eng C. H. Thorpe, helper to High way Eng G. W. Bowen, expenses as Ass't. Engineer Ernest E. Johnson, Ass't. En gineer Anderson Bros. repairing street in front of Court House John P. Mattson, publishing notice to Road Contractors A. E. Stromberg, rodman on Co. Ditch No. -30-s Irving E. Quist, engineer on Co. Ditch No. 31 A. E. Stromberg, engineer on Co. Ditch No. 32 Irving E. Quist, engineer on Co. Ditch No. 32 W. O. Braggans, attending preliminary hearing -Jud. Ditch No. 30 On motion adjourned to June 17th, 1915, at 10 o'clock A. M. '_*".,,... O. Enge, :f* j- Chairman County Boards Attest: A. G. Lundgren, ^gaS^ 210.00 29.10 11.00 2.97 1,119.10 17.10 31.51 4.40 .12.10 (J 70.00 47.25 7.50 "494.40 8.25 129.50 '"32.32 ix 16.00 3.50 123.75 .j-47.00 180.00 ,112.00 5 17.00 J. A. Lindsey, expenses as Engineer J. A. Lindsey, expenses as "i Engineer -Ll 92.77 Russell Grader Mfg. Co., road drags 153.80 Lyle Corrugated Culvert Co.,'% culvert 1f43.10 Lyle Corrugated Culvert Co., culvert 139.60 Ly le Corrugated Culvert Co.,' TJV culvert iL ,86.19 Ly le Corrugated Culvert Co.,-,- culvert i i_ 190.00 Ly le Corrugated Culvert Co./ culvert 15.5.00" A. N. Lodoen^ committee j[J work purchasing gravel/ 84.50 -P 00 O. Enge, committee' work^Jf purchasing gravel pit ^iPg??' 7.60 Carl T. Olson, committee work purchasing gravel pit?*r 4^.19.00 Ole Torgerson, committee '&& work purchasing gravel pit^ Carl T. Olson, committee work on State Road No. 7.^ A. S. Rokke, committ ee S work on State Road No. 7W purchase of gravel pit nl4 Andrew Lodoen, Committee^ work on State Road No & Ole Torgerson, committ ee work on State Road No. 6 O. Enge, committ ee work on State Road No. 6 E. S. Rankin, use of own auto on Co. Ditch No. 25 E. S Rankin, Ass't. Engineer on Co. Ditch No. 25 Irving E. uuist, Engineer on Co. Ditch No. 30 36.00 Irving E QuUt, .engineer on Co. Ditctt No. 30 7.60 4-.40 28.20 17.00 17.00 -20.00 WJ 33-30 ^_tV" 48-00 ?V113.54 37.14 4 -County Auditor. (Auditor's Seal) "r J*. VINEGAR AS SIDE MNE FOR APPLE GROWERS. Boiled-down instructions for making cider and cider vinegar are contained in special bulletin No. 41 of the agricul tural extension division, University of Minnesota, which has just been issued. The bulletin is the work of W. G. Brier'ley, of the division of horticulture, and covers the subject in a very com prehensive form. Copies of thebulletin may be had byaddressing the Office of Publications, University Farm, St. Paul. Why Women Suffer Many Warren Women are Learning the Cause. Women often suffer, not knowing the cause. Backache, headache, dizziness, ner vousness, Irregular urinary passages, weakness, languor Each a torture of itself. Together hint at weakened kidneys. Strike at the rootget to the cause. No other remedy more, highly en dorsed than Doan's Kidney Pills. Recommended by thousands Endorsed at home. Here's convincing testimony from a Warren citizen. Mrs. G. Johnson, Park Ave., says: "I suffered from kidney complaint off and on for many years. It first came on when I had taken cold and I was down in bed for a few days. At times, I had awful backaches and it kept me from doing my housework. My kidneys acted irregularly and puffy sacs came under my eyes. Doan's Kidney Pills which I got at the Warren Pharmacy soon gave me relief and the backaches left me.M Price 60c, at all, dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedyget Doan's Kidney Pillsthe same that Mrs. Johnson had. Fostern-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. 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