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The Tribune. Published Wednesdays, R.O. STEVENS, Publisher Oflelal Paper of Stevens County. [Corrotat.] County Commissioners. Regular Meeting, January, 1891. Official Report of the Pro ceedings. The Board of County Commission ers of Stevens County, State of Min nesota, met at the Auditor's office in Morris, in said county, January 6th, 1891, at 10 o'clock a. m., the same be ing Tuesday after the first Monday. Present—A. P. Dye, Thorpe, Doh ren, Camp and Heller. N.R. Spurr was elected temporary chairman, when the board proceeded to elect a chairman for the ensuing year, resulting in the election of A. P. Dye. : Minutes of last meeting read and approved. The road committee, Commissioner, ‘Thorpe and Camp, appointed at the ‘October session to visit the premises and examine as to the damages claim ed by Charles Eystad, Thos. Anderson and Christian Gaarder, by reason of laying out and locating the Igo road through their several lands, reported in favor of allowing Charles Eystad the sum of $75.00, Thomas Anderson, the sum of $30.00, and Christian Gaar der $30.00. On motion the report of the commit tee was accepted and the auditor in structed to draw warrants for the sev , « rampants named, in favor of the respective parties. ‘The report of the committee appoint ed October 6th to examine as to the proposed change of highway as pray ed for in petition of Adam Anhault and others was unfavorable, which re port was adopted. The bonds of county officers were fixed as follows for the ensuing year: Treasurer, $36,000.00. Auditor, $5,000.00. Coroner, $500.00. The bond of Arthur C. Thorpe, trea surer, for $36,000.00, with K. C. Hel geson, John Erickson, Johan H. Brev ig, G. C. Thorpe and Frank W. Wil cox as sureties, was approved. The bond of Thomas E. Colahan, register of deeds elect, with John Mc Nally, and Thos. Colahan as sureties, in the sum of $1,000.00, was approved. The bond of George E. Darling, judge of probate, with Wentworth J. Dumble and Archibald A. Stone as sureties, in the sum of $1,000.00, was approved. The bond of George H. Munro for $5,000.00, with John House, Daniel T. Wheaton, H. L. Hulburd,Wm. Wuneh and John W. Harris as sureties, was approved. B.C. Stevens, court commissioner elect, bond with John D. Good and Charles Wintermute as sureties, in the sum of $1000.00, was approved. The bond of Daniel T. Wheaton for $500.00, with H. W. Stone, H. L. Hal burd and Heman W. Stone, Jr., as sureties, was approved. ‘The bond of S. H. Daley, coroner, with John D. Good and W. L. Colyer ‘95 sureties, in the sum of $500.00, was ‘The bond of N. R. Spurr, auditor, for $5,000.00, with Henry B. Wolff, John House, Leland H. Wellington and Christian Flatner as sureties, was approved. Adjourned to 100’clock a.m. Wed nesday. WEDNESDAY, 10 a. m.—Members present—Chair man Dye, Thorpe, Dobsen and Heller. The matter of the petition of Wm. Riordan and others for the formation of a new school district, laid over from ‘last meeting, was taken up. Argu sment was heard from parties interest ed on either side, occupying the time of the forenoon session. _ Argourned to half-past one o'clock =m. AFTERNOON SESSION. All of the members present. The Riordan school matter was again considered and further argument won when a motion deferring action Seafacets nesenter bodied on motion the board appropriated $18.41 to reimburse the town of Fram nas for money paid for lumber used in building the bridge across the Pom me de Terre river on the Ouakis road. ‘The report of Superintendent of Schoole Bicknoll was received and ac {the report of Clark of Court Tho [Sspan: we accepted and placed:on 0. application of Con. Noonan for son of assessment codh retate taxes was recommended favor state auditor. Peter G. Larson made application for abatement of taxes, also recom mended to state auditor. The following standing committees were appointed by the chairman: Finance—Dohlen, Heller, Thorpe, Roads and Bridges—Full board. Printing—Thorpe, Heller, Dohlen. Court House and Grounds—Thorpe, Camp, Dohlen, Dye. Adjourned to half-past one p.m. aes arrmmaQON Sn9—1: All of the members present. The salaries of county officers were dixed as follows: Auditor, $1,200.00. Treasurer, $1,200.00. Supt. of Schools, $490.00. Auditor's clerk hire, $381.00. A motion was made by M. Camp, seconded by Com. Heller, that the county attorney’s salary be fixed at six hundred dollars for the ensuing year. An amendment was moved by Com. Thorpe, making it #800. Car ried as amended. The following resolution was car ried: is uesolven, That this board grant the prayer of the petitioners, Wm. Rior dan and others, and that a new school district be formed and created, con sisting of the following described ter ritory, to wit: Sections 25, 34, 35, 36, and the east half of section 26, of the town of Darwen; the west half of sec tion 31, of the town of Hodges; sec tion 6 and the west half of section 5 in the town of Moore, to be known as school district No. 50, in Stevens county. Adjourned to 10 a. m. Thursday. THURSDAY. 10 o'clock a. m.—Board met agree aby to adjournment, with all mem bers present. The petition of P. F. Casey to have his certain described lands set off from school district No. 12 and at tached to school district No. 47, was indefinitely postponed. The committee on printing reported the following: To the Board of County Comission ers of the County of Stevens and ‘State of Minnesota. Getlemen:—Your committee to whom was referred the question of county printing, they leave to submit the following report: That your committee, after some years experience in the matter of let ting the printing of the county by bids, has invariably found the rule of [action adopted by the board has al ways been checkmated by the local newspapers and resulted in a pool, the outcome of which caused the county, to pay full legal rates. Your committee do hereby recom mend that the Morris Trinexe be designated as the official paper for Stevens county for the ensuing year, and to be paid at the rate of 70 per cent. of legal rates. or, C. Toone, O. N. Coates, Committee. Morris, Minn., Jan. 8, 1891. I, one of the committee on printing, do object to the above report and insist on calling for bids. F. W. Hetter. Report adopted. The following resolution was adopt ed: Resolvep, That the Morris Trip- MNE, a weekly newspaper published in the English language in the Village for Morris, Stevens county and state of Minnesota, which newspaper has been so published and generally circulated in this county for more than one year, next preceding this date, the and the same is hereby designated as the newspaper in which to publish the delinquent tax list of taxes delinquent on the first Monday of January, A. D. 1891; and that the said newspaper be and the same is hereby designated as the official newspaper of Stevens county for the year A. D. 1891; all of such printing and publishing to be done by such newspaper for seventy per cent of the legal rate. Dated January A. D. 1891. G. C. Tuonrre. Thereby agree to do the above spec ified Printing at said rate. Jan. 8, 1891. R. C. Stevens, Proprietor Monnis Trisune, The bond of R.C. Stevens, as coun ty printer, in the sum of $1,000, with John D. Good and Chas. Wintermute as sureties, was approved. As required by law, the board se lected from the qualified electors of the several election districts of Stev ens county, seventy-two persons prop erly qualified to serve as grand jurors, and the same number properly quali fied to serve as petit jurors, made separate lists thereof, which lists were certified and signed by the chairman of the board and attested by the clerk, and delivered to the clerk of the district court. mat David Rankin, Chris A. Olson, Bpies J. Danens Albert Waldron James Milan, ‘m. Huntley, Stewart Walls, P. W. Durkee, Syver Erickson, Walter Page, ‘Win, Stewart, June. Fred Halbe, William Reker, A. G. Parsons, Jas, McRoberte, EM Burlingame, Christian Kline, William Bach, Fredrick Rentz, ‘A. L. Hegland, A. L. Hansa, ale Johnson, Clifford B. P. M. W. Dealey, Homer Eddy, James Kelly, ‘James Hanlon John Ryan, Patrick F. Cas Knute Hallmai | William Busse, L. J. Schlattm, John McNally, W. W. Britt, Thomas Swim Martin Daly, Patrick McCan, Albert Eklund, Charles Dabler James Brenna Edward Casey C.K. Light, B. J. Smith, H. D. Moore, ‘John Kling, A. Rohrenbach Frank Wiltzen cal ‘Thomas O. Fos, Cyrus J. Black Henry Fels, William Burrir Abram Lee, Peter Peterson. John C. Campy Wilfred Roberts Andrew Hardin, John Leuthard, Hans Johnson, James H. Beat Henry J, Schra L. H. Pusher, Enoch Leavitt. Chas. O. Ander August Muelle, Henry Hubert, Andrew Stenberg, George Blase. M. Hendrickson. Ole A. Maanum. Erik Larson. Ole Falk. James Dennison. Charles Stinson. H. B. Wolff. Geo. F. Cogel. John Jay Pimm. Ziba Caswell. Sid. J. Stebbins. Eugene Atwood. Michael Fitzgerald AT Altest. N. B. Sev kageen to 0 rm 10 a. m.—Board we Theodore Bruns, John P. Backius, B. Rasmussen, Embrin Moen, John Larsom Carl Retzlaff, Benj Falk, Carl Podratz, Arne Erickson, Jacob Wendt, Eugene Day, C. Youngquist, Knute Nelson, Herman Kerr, W. B. Hancock, Samuel Larson, John D. Good, C. Wintermute, T. J. Moore, J. E. Danielson, D. T. Wheaton, Chas. Wilson, Albert DeKay, David Kemp, Tory Syverson, one Beonibe Fred Getchell. John Benzin, Joseph O'Reilly. John O'Reilly. R. B. McArthur. John Rowles. David Linsley. Charles Eystad, Carl Seaman. John Lenz. T. A. Gaarder. Ole Loftus, Sr. Gilbert Crovdall. John C. Hall. Theo. H. Barrett, Milo Dubry. Amory G. Rugg. Adam Keim. A.C. Mackenzie. Wm. Gausman, John G. Hyile. Sam'l Anderson, P.O. Thorstad. Ole O. Malland. Herman Winter. A. Aannand. Andrew Wilson. L. H. Wellington. W. L. Colyer. Wm. J. Morris. Cyrus Allen. John J. Cairney, Carl Buckentin. William Logue , T. A. Callahan. 8. Auditor. a.m. Friday. Jane net as per adjourn ment. All the members present- The petition of Mrs. Adrian Fagan to be set off, with her described lands, from school district No. 47 and attach ed to district No. 19, for reasons set, forth in her petition, was presented to the board and the date for hearing the same was fixed at the March session. Walter Page also petitioned the board to be set off with his lands from school district No. 23 and attached to district No. 3. The next meeting of the board on March 8, 1891, was the date named for hearing said petition. The finance committee reported in favor of allowing the following bills, which was adopted: Geo Lowater, hauling coal for court, house... a Pioneer Press Co, blanks for clerk of COUFE.. on Same, election Disnks Geo D Barnard Co, supplies for county officer i accase Ppl Sam Mathews, meals to Jury. LH Pusher, com meeting...... Fritz Buckentin, ay for county. A Ege Ca H Bragg, CK Light, Post ceae Ym Gausiban, seme. © 0 Anderson, GH Manto, sheriffs fees potax...... Stone Dumble, repaies on your house. Sekapin Christ Bul, draying.. 0.000 AG Parsons, witness fees. Syverson Thorstad, repairing regie- Sem PF cane ‘delty sleetton returns. ‘Thos Thomasson, fees court Geoff Munrro, aheride fees D Sutherland, medical attendanc prisoners. ILC Stevens, put proceedings, ‘Thos Coluhaty meals to Jury. ’ GH Munro, John Storer, witness fees ..... Mrs Graseman, witness fen... Emma Grossman, same... 6... ON Dohlen, road’ commits’ wit eas fees. ont 'Bolin, road comiunities mie aig NR ‘Spurr, urns. canvassing creation G.O'Thorpe, ‘ond oon a fallonge: Wells Bros Hanson, goods te pics. 20 RC Stevens, print ‘Thos McCanney, Jamies Figus, OH area wi feos. The reneal fel oveid fae fatimensat #3] Bo 5 8 Gieapte, hacae On motion adjourned, A. P. Dye, Ch’n. LN. R. Spomn, Auditor, nor Frogel ently: accidents occur In a houses of which cause burn, rcing and bruiser; orn a radh uae en. H. McLean's Volcanic Ost nt has for its remedy the Bold hy stent free family remedy. Hulbard 45 4900 me eo 1% om Generals Directory- JUDICIAL OFFICERS otdndge—lon. C.,, Brown COUNTY OFFICERS Pars . Munro ein. ‘hon. Thomasson Kaatier! ‘ oforge Darling ‘Alerne “Flaherty garner wi . Coin Commissionerne¢ Stevens County Baptof Schools—I, R Macintosh VILLAGE OFFICERS Pease 4 ee Anton Watzke, oe ‘inne, Auton d hnoehy ktrphy C Tuntiies of the Pease—David Kemp, CB ID ‘Cam fille Attorney “WW Facto’ y a domeon, 0 Tewk huey, E Mt Haight TOWN CLERKS ¥ x ramuas £ Solecth, Jr, Nash PO Scout—P F Church, Mr Stevens Jona Daly, Sraiakeo 3 Cohen, Naat Poppegue Fred Ri ‘Rontssi Donnelly—@ FE. Tomes Donnelly Eldorado—L.8 Burlingame, Herman Everglado—J 8 Robinson Byrnes—H J Schrapps, Morris ‘Rendaville— A Young, Morris Moteis—R J Hall, Morris Horton—Dennlé Dawano, Morris Bodges—C B Park, Hancock CHURCH DIRECTORY ongregational Rev. ‘Hi. M. Herrick, Pastor to Rev. Ellery, Pastor Roman Catholic—Rev.oo. Gaskell. Dylest Scandinavien Evang'l Luth'n—Rev. P. A. ‘Agtriohson, of Scandia, Pastor civic SOCIETIES A. F. A.M.—Golden Sheaf Lodge, No.138, mecte jat nad da Baturdarnov each month, are ALL ANCOCK, WBf, W.W.Gniswoun, Sec'y G. .B.—Overton No. 90,meetalsranc 84 Fridays of each month, at s o'elock pm iR.J. Hct, Com HT. Bevans, Adjt A. 0. U. W.—Morria Lodge, No. 55, meets each Tuesday evening at that ball ANDERSON, M. W. J.D. Grutestre, Recorder. A. C. H.—Division No.1, meets fat Sur day and third Thursday of each month. SA Funnenry, Pre M. P. Morais, Tec. Sec'y. C.T. A. SOCIETY.—Father Matthew Secre t (p. 760 of the Catholic Tote) Abstinence s of America, regular meetings istand Sa Sundays of each month, in Assumption Chuych, immediatly after Mass. Visiting ‘sembers respectfully invited. P. A. McCanniry, Prow't E. P.O'BarEx,SeC'y MT, LEBANON R. A. CHAPTER, No.4?, neeta first Wednesday of each month. David Kemp, H. P. W. C. BIckwELL, Sec'y. ENIGTHS TEMPLAR.—Bethel Command ery, meea2d and bMondage of ench month, J. Jones, B.C, C.C. Haxson, Rec 1.0.0.¥.—Crystal No.182, meets at the Bailon Monday evening of each week. B. J. SurzH, N.G. O.d. Chooxquist, R. 8. THE PUBLIC LIBRARY Will be open as follows: Wednesd:a Heeedareprint teameanay y)'D, Grumerra, Lipeatians The Red Front Grocery WII! hereafter be Round in the— New Brick Block, =With a Pull Line of —— STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES The Finest Line of Bottled Goods, Canned, Preserved and Evaporated Fruits in the city. Teas and Coffees a Specialty! New Stock of Crockery and Glassware! Car Load of Bran and Shorts Just Received ! Have also added a FULL LINE OF BOOTS AND SHOES, Which I will sell for Cash at Bottom Prices. Cash paid for Eggs and Potatoes. Highest Market Price Paid for First-class Dairy Butter. CALL AND SEEK ME. ert adetteoedacnts of Cone LUMBER A Full and Complete Stock of All Kinds of LUMBER, Sash, Doors, Lath, Singles, Etc, Constantly on Hand. Also LIME, CEMENT PAINT. EDWIN J. JONES. p. A-Mecanrug, Notary Public and Convey ancer. attention given to business before t States Land Office and Peasiort Bu festive titles remedied and perfected. Real Hate, Loans and Logurance. MORRIS, MINN Abstracter and packssuer of Titles. ape] 4 G. Duller,a. D. Physician and Surgeon. W Olice over Larson Nilson's Mtongic Ave. Moris, Minn. SUTHERLAND, AM OVERSTOCKED WITH GOODS And will Unload if I have to SELL AT COST! Here are Few Speciation tha that I want to draw to: Men and Boys, Suits, at Cost! Caps, Gloves Mittens, at Cost! Wool Boots Must Go! Overshoes Must Go! Blankets and Flannels Must Go! Underwear Must Go! Boots and Shoes Must Go Groceries at usual Close Prices. Have an Overstop of APPLES, which I will Sell Below Market Price. Physician and Surgeon. Office over Stevens County Bank. Office House—# to 10 A. M., and 3 to 5 P.M. W. MAUGHAN, , Veterinary Surgeon, Monats, Minxzsora, er E. DARLING. Counselor at Law. PragMooth al Bate and United States Courte, _Office over Helgeson Hanson’s store. §. 4: FEARERTY, Lawyer. Monais, Missisota. County Attorney. [we BICKNELL, ume Attorney at Law, MORRIS, MINNESOTA na Co. Bank, 9129-85 a »|H. 1, BEVANS, Attorney at Law, MINNESOTA | 18 J, ¥ 88*80nps, . +e 3s Counselor at Law, a ont ge, and Wil tab tmipartaut sasea | Bixinet, 8 Land omee. . 2 | Ottoo overshe Grant Co. a8 anty Banke, HERMAN, MINN, |#. , HULBURD, Physician and Surgeon, MORRIS, MINN, Gatco over Ohne. W. Rabne's aru yore. Soshonre frou 168 volock ind 1 wee Seheal ®. Mn * es TAR OD —— coy ene TOF PILES, SALT RHEUM, ECZEMA, DISEASES, AND ALL SKIN . » it wr ote Miconie, ford B two-cent stamp for fees TAROID COMPANY, Chicago, NL HL. HULBARD CO., Agents, MOMS, MEIC, ! Need Money to meet my Bills. T. J. MOORE, Morris, Minn. THE GOODS MUST GO! P. A. McCARTHY, E. P. O'BRIEN, F. A. McGARTHY EI, MORRIS, MINNESOTA. ABSTRACTS, Real Estate, Mortgage Loans, Investments, Insurance, Collections. Notaries Public, Conveyancers. Ocean Steamship een Foreign Exchang e own an ea School Bonds. Members Minnesota Real Estate Dealers Association. —AGENTS FOR THE— Best Building, Loan Savings Association in America! Loans wenatee on the Building and Loan Plan ther Town or Farm Property. Our osneat fe make us to give the Very Best Inducement e verything we offer the public, “CallS of me what a love to offer. We think we can stinty the Pais F. A. McCARTHY , EL., MORRIS, MINN. ORIORS, McCARTHY CO., 108 4th Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa, Omer SYVERSON THORSTAD, si -Dealers in— Tint, PILI Tron and Copper Workers. GENERAL JOB SHOP. Kerosene and Machine Oil for Sale. Waxt Door to Taibdne Building, MORRIS, MINN. Household and Eldredge Sewing Machine for Sale. J. D. GOOD’S NEW STORE! FURNITURE HARDWARE! Fime Asso: ‘om at of— Bedroom Suits, Parlor Suits, Couches, Lounges, Writing Desks, HARDWARE, COOK STOVES, HEATING STOVES, CUTLERY, FARM IMPLEMENTS, c. 'CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS AND PRICES! If we have not got what you want, we will take pleasure in ordering it for you. Respectfully yours, J. D. GOOD, MORRIS, MINN. NEW STORE, NEW GOODS! Samuel Larson, NOTIONS, Deslers in DRY Goons, GROCERIES, READY MADE | GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, Glassware. etc All of Which we Will wii at Bottom Prices, For Cash ¢ pe for Cour seProd, Also, Agents for the Cele STOUGHTON WAGON, Norwegian Plow Company’s Plow, DUBUQUE, lows. New Brick Store, Atlantic Avenue. teegee WOLFF THOELE ‘Will Constantly Keep on Hand a Full Line of ~+Farming Implements + Too Numerous to Also a Large Variety of One and Two Seated Buggies and Carts. Among the Machines and Extras we handle are the Osborne, the Minneapolis and Wood’s. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF GRAIN! Come and See Us Before You Buy. New Quarters !— Fred Buckentin, Druggist and Dealer Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Wall Paper, Etc, Larson's New Brick Store, Morris, Minn. JOB WORK At the TRIBUNE Office.
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