HomeMy WebLinkAboutBoard of Commissioners - Minutes - 03/09/1971MINUTES OF TIIE ADJOURNED MEETING
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OTTER TAIL COUNTY MINNESOTA
Pursuant to adjournment, the Board of County Commissioners of
Otter Tail County Minnesota met at 9:30 A.M. o'clock, Tuesday, March 9th, 1971,
all members being present.
Mr. B. J. Revering of the State of Minnesota, Department of High-
ways, appeared ~efore the Board and reviewed the acquisition of tax-forfeited
land in Section 34 and 35, Township 136, Range 38, for the purpose of rebuilding
Trunk Highway #10. George Walter was appointed to meet with the Highway Depart-
ment.
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The Board having previously advertised for bids to be received for
Two 27,500 lb. G.V.W. Dump Trucks for use by the Highway Department, proceeded
to open bids which were found to be as follows:
Fergus Dodge, Fergus Falls
International Harvester, Fergus· Falls
Minnesota Motor, Fergus Falls
Stan's Garage, Battle Lake
Super GMC, Fe_rgus Falls
Standard
Transmission
$7,695.00
8,159.00
8,628.00
8,875.00
8,719.20
Automatic
Transmission
$8,345.00
8,947.00
9,103.00
9,175.00
9,319.20
After discussion motion was made by Andy Leitch, seconded by George
Walter and unanimously carried, to accept the bid of Fergus Dodge, Fergus Falls,
Minnesota, in the amount of $8,345 each, for two trucks with Garwood box and auto-
matic transmission, it being the lowest bid.
Motion was made by Hubert Nordgren~ seconded by George Walter and
unanimously carried, to appoint Charles Beck to the Otter Tail County Planning Ad-
visory Commission for a term expiring January 1, 1973.
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Motion was made by Andy Leitch, seconded by George Walter and unani-
mously carried, to approve the fdlowing applications for homestead classification or
reduction of assessed valuation of personal property or real estate:
Eugene Bremmer
Clara Baumbach
F. H~ Hoadley
Gaylord-Hau
Gene Sargent
:Olga Sarvi
Village of Battle Lake
ViUage of Dent
Scambler Township
Tordenskjold Township
Eastern Township
Paddock Township
Leo -W. & . Ella,,M. Huber Otter Tail Township
Jack & Lila K_ugala Deer Creek Township
Ernest Rantala Otto Township
M. J. & Ann J. Reynolds Otto Township
Trygve Erickson Clitherall Township
Fred W. Gense
John A. Anderson
Donald Lee
Donald Lee
Donald Lee
Leroy & Maxine Schmidt
Everts Township
Buse Township
Village of Dent.
Vill_age of New York 0 Mil ls
Amor Township
Carlisle Township
Russell R. & Gail Green Girard Township
Albert .G. Solum Erhards Grove Township
(upon approval of the State Tax Depar.tment)
Homestead Classification
Homestead Classification
Homestead Classification
Homestead Classification1
Homestead cras-sification
Homestead Classification
Homestead Classification
Homestead Classification
Homestead Classification
Homestead,Ciassification
Homestead Classification . .~ . ~·
Homestead'Ctassification
Homestead Classific~tion
Personal P~erty overassessed
Personal Property oyerassessed
Personal Property overassessed
Set of buildings assessed twice
Boat Shed assessed as part of
cottage
Home overassessed for sale price
Motion was made by Richard Dillon, seconded by Andy Leitch and unani-
mously carried, to transfer funds from the Building Fund and funds from Ditch Fund
to pay for various projects that were expended from the Road & Bridge Eund, as follows:
Repairing County Ditch #56
Garage #16, Dalton; #3, Parkers Prairie; #8, Battle Lake
Snow removal, sand sealing, striping & signs, Court House
Parking Area
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$ 1,03.1 .08
18:,482 .85
1,152.72
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MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
FEDERAL AID SECONDARY FORM NO. I I I
Be it resolved that pursuant to Section 161.36, Subdivisions l
through 6, Minnesota Statutes 1969, the Commissioner of Highways be
appointed as agent of the County of Otter Tail to let as its agent,
contracts for the construction of portions of County State-Aid Highways,
specifically described as follows:
County Road No. 127 from Trunk Highway No. 108 in Otter Tail
to County State-Aid Highway No. 54.
County State-Aid Highway No. 6 from CSAH No. 59, 3 miles North
of Urbank to CSAH No. 65, 4.6 miles East.
County State-Aid Highway No._fl__ from Trunk Highway No. 34, 7 miles
N.W. of Pelican Rapids to West Line Otter Tail County.
County State-Aid Highway No. 25 from 0. 1 mile South to 3.9 miles
South of I.H. 94, South of Fergus Falls.
County State-Aid Highway No. 28 from Trunk Highway No. 59,· 2.5 miles
South of Pelican Rapids to 6.5 miles West.
County State-Aid Highway No. 33 from Trunk Highway No. 210, 12.5
miles East of Fergus Falls to 4.4 miles Southeast.
County State-Aid Highway No. --21.._ from CSAH No. 8, 8 miles Northeast
of Perham to 4.3 miles South.
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County State-Aid Highway No. 54 from Trunk Highway No; 78; 8.5 miles
South of Perham to 5,3 miles East.
County State-Aid Highway No. 69 from CSAH ·~o. 46, 4.5 m~les East of
Parkers Prairie to South Line of Otter Tail County.
and the chairman and the auditor are hereby authorized and directed for
and on behalf of the County to execute and enter into a contract with the
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Commis~ibner of Highways prescribing the terms and conditions of such
agency in the form as set forth and contained in 11 Minnesota Department of
Highways Agency Contract Form No. IV,11 a copy of which said form was be-
fore the Board, assuming on behalf of the County all of the contractual
obligations therein contained.
Adopted this 9th day of March, 1971.
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Motion was made by Hubert Nordgren, seconded by George Walter and
!v unanimously carried, to approve the application of Noel Adams for repurchase, the
following resolution being adopted:
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RESOLVED by the Board of Couty Commissioners of Otter Tail Cpunty
Minnesota, that
WHEREAS, Noel Adams has made application to repurchase from the State
of Minnesota the followi_ng described property, which forfeited to the. State of
Minnesota for non-payment of taxes for the year 1962 and subsequent years:
S½ SE¼ Section 8, Township 133, Range 37
said applicant being owner of record at time of forfeiture.
NOW TI-IEREFORE, be it hereby resolved by the Board of County Commissioners
of Otter Tail County-Minnesota, to grant, said application, permission to do so being
to the best public interest and relieve undue hardship.
Dated at Fergus Falls, Minnesota this 9th day of March, 1971
ATTEST:
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Upon motion made by Hubert Nordgra1., seconded by Andy Leitch and
unanimously carried, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County
Minnesota, that
WHEREAS, Arvid Palmerton has made application to repurchase from
the State of Minnesota-the following described property, which forfeited to the
State of Minnesota for non-payment of truces for the year 1964 and subsequent
years:
N½ NE¼, ex. W 30 acres Section 9, Township 133, Range 39
said applicant being owner of record at time of forfeiture •
. NOW, TilEREFORE, be it hereby res:ived by the Board of County Com-
missioners of Ott~r Tail County Minnesota, to grant said application, permission
to do so to the best public interest and relieve undue hardship.
Dated at Fergus Falls, Minnesota this 9th day of March, 1971
ATTEST~
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Upon motion made by George Walter, seconded by Hubert Nordgren and
carried, the County Auditor was authorized to advertise for bids to be received
until ll:00 A.M. o'clock, April 13, 1971, for the following:
GRADING AND AGGREGATE SURFACING
S.A.P. 56-639-01, C.P. 71:39, Length 1.723 miles, located from the Jct.
CSAH #12 to 1.723 miles North
S.A.P. 56-676..:03., C.P. 71:76, Length 2.970 miles, located from the Jct.
of CSAH #19 to Jct. CSAH #75
S.A.P. 56-682--01, C.P. 71:82, Length 5.158 miles, located from the Jct.
of T.H. #59, east to Dalton
C.P. 71: 137 Length 5.978 miles, located from the Jct. of T.H. #10
,.near New York Mills, to Jct. CSAH #53
Motion was made by George Walter, seconded by Hubert · Nordgre'ric and
unanimously carried, to'transfer $3,000 from Revenue Fund to the County Attorney's
Contingent Fund.
Motion was made by Hubert Nordgren, seconded by Andy Leitch and
f unanimously carried, to authorize John Snowberg to attend a Legislative Meeting
at Saint Paul to be held March 11th.
Motion was made by Andy Leitch, seconded by Hubert Nordgren and
unanimously carried, to adjourn the meeting to 9:30 A.M., March 10, 1971.
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WEDNESDAY'S SESSION
Alf Jorgenson from the East Otter Tail Soil & Water Conservation
District and Carroll Henning from the Federal Soil Conservation Service appeared
before the Board relative to the Leaf River entrance to Leaf Lake. A discussion
~ period followed, after which motion was made by Hubert Nordgren, seconded by George
Walter and unanimously carried, to correct the drainage under Cowity Road #67 as it
pe'rtains to Leaf River.
Upon motion made by George Walter, seconded by Hubert Nordgren and
unanimously carried, the following applications for license to sen non-intoxicating . ,
malt liquor were approved:
Adrian Westergard
Charles R. Hall
Ida T •· Panek
Ralph Woodall
Anne M. Koeppen
Rufus Hull
Wesley E. Schultz
Albert Weiler
Last Resort
Hall's Ethel Beach Resort
Holiday Haven
The Lanterns
Minneha Resort
Hull 's Landing
Arrowhead Point Resort
Jone's Landing
Maplewood Twp.
Girard Twp.
Gfiard 'l'wp.
Rush Lake Twp •
Girard Twp.
Girad Twp.
Leaf Lake Twp.
Pine Lake Twp.
Upon motion made by Richard Dillon, seconded by Andy Leitch and
unanimously carried., the B111ard approve the application of Adrian Westergard to
hold public dances at the Last Resort in Elizabeth Township.
Motion was made by Andy Leitch, seconded by George Walter and unani-
mously carried:; to consider each T .B. case on individual merits, rather than a
blanket policy, with investigation in each case by the Welfare Department.
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Commissioner __,t./✓,;.ii....:~¼/r.::;.~--)2~®4:;..._j~· -~;, .... _ ... ~;._ ____ moved and Coll¥Ili ssioner
s~ ]/) a.fti.-~ seconded the following Resolution:
BE IT RESOLVED, -that the Otter Tail County Personnel Pplicies
Memorandum adopted January 8, 1971, is hereby amended l?Y deleting
therefrom all of Article III, HOURS OF WORK; Article IV, HOLIDAY
PROVISIONS; and Article XVIII AMENDMENTS, and substituting therefor
the follo~ng new paragraphs:
III.
HOURS OF WORK
Court house hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through
Friday. One hour shall be provided for noon lunch fqr court house
employees. A maximum of eight (8) hours shall constitute a,day's
work, and a maximum of forty (40) hours shall constitute a week's
work. The regular work hours for the County Highway Maintertance
employees shall be as follows: 81:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m.;. 12:00 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m. Lunch Hour; 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
In all: departments which maintain facilities on a 24 hour a day
basis, the department head shall establish work schedules for its
employees on a basis of 8 hours per day -5 days per week.
The workweek shall .be Monday through Friday for all other
employees. All time worked in excess o:r· eight hours per day or
forty hours per week shall be rated-as overtime and compensated.at
time and one'-half rates. An employee shal 1 not be required . to take
time off during the 'regularassi~ned workweek to avoid payment of
overtime.
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In the event of an emergency or special situation which
may arise, the department head may authorize employees to work
hours different from the above or regular work schedule hours.
All full-time employees shall be guaranteed a fort&-hour
workweek.
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HOLIDAY PROVISIONS
All regular employees shall be entitled to paid holidays as
defined in Minnesota Statutes 645.44, Subd. 5 as that section
may from time to time be amended.
When an employee of a department which maintains a 24-hour
per day schedule is required to work on any of these holidays,
he shall receive another day as holiday as approved by the
department head.
When an employee,except employees in departments which maintain
a 24-hour per day schedule, is required to work on any of these
holidays, he shall be paid at time and one-half rates in addition
to his regular salary.
When an employee does not work on any of the above-named
holidays, the holiday shall nevertheless count as eight hours worked
for the purpose of computing overtime for hours worked in excess
of forty in any such week. When necessary, the Board may require
an employee to work on a holiday.
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When any of the above-named holidays fall on a Sunday, the
following day shall be observed as the holiday. When the holiday
falls on a Saturday, it shall be observed on the previous Friday.
When a paid holiday falls during an employee's vacation period
he shall' receive an additional day of paid vacation.
XVIII.
AMENDMENTS
This Memorandum shall continue in effect until amended by
resolution of the Board. ·No amendments shall be made in any of
the above regulations, including those affecting working hours and
wage schedules, unt·il the employees shall have been duly notified
and have been given opportunity to be heard on the proposed change.
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The Board, having previously advertised for bids for the repair of
f the Court House Elevator, proceeded to open bids which were found to be as: follows:
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S & N. Elevator Company
Gust-. Lagerquist & Sons, Inc.
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minnesota
$6,500.00
6,436.00
After considerable discussion motion was made by Richard Dillon,
seconded by. George Walter and unanimously carried, .to table awarding the elevator
bids until the March 23rd meeting.
Motion was made by Andy Leitch, seconded by George Walter and unani-
mously carried, to authorize Glen Cording,. Architect, to draw up plans for the re-
modelling of the first floor of the Court House as per preliminary specifications,
in accordance with the four department heads of said first floor.
Motion was made by Andy Leitch, seconded by George Walter and unani-
mously carried, to4:,rescind the motion of March 9th accepting the bid of Fergus
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Dodge for the two Automatic Transmission trucks in the amount of $8,345, to read
to accept the bid of Fe.rgus Dodge in the amount of $7,695 each, for two trucks,
with Garwood box and standard transmission, it being the lowest bid.
Motion was made by Hubert Nordgren, seconded by George Walter and /.
unanimously carried, authorizing the County Auditor to-advertise for bids to be
received until .11: 00 A.M., April 14th, for the repair of the ventilating sy;stem,
specifications to be prepared by Glen Cording, Architect~
Motion was made by George Walter, seconded by Hubert Natlgren and
L unanimously.carried, to accept the division ofthree lots on the Ken Nelson property
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on Little Pine Lake.
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I THE FOLT ~NG BILLS WE..-cm ALLOWED:
Carlton E lfortensen
Carlton E Mortensen
Carlton E Mortensen
Merle Bacon
Sidney Nelson
Glen Melby
John B Halvorson
Fergus Oil Co
Perham Co-op Oil
Consumers Co-op Oil
Dave 1 s Standard
South ~ill Standard
North Union Texaco
Big Chief Texaco
Jim.1 s Standard
Dent 11 66 11
Reuben Klien Motor Co
Minnesota Motors
Doc 1 s Tire Service
General Treading Co
Fire Safety Corp.
Carpenter1 s Hardware·
Swanson 1s Surplus
Fergus Glass & Paint Co
Cooper's Office Supply
Poucher Printing & Litho.
City Pharmacy
The Photo Center
Otter Tail Co Treas
Thomas O. Nelson Co
Sheriff Adolph S Olsen
Sheriff Jack H Dailey
Sheriff John liogers
Sheriff E. J. Wilson
Tim Zunker
Donald Reed
Roy J. Olsen
Boarding of Prisonera.
Mileage & expense
Office expense
mileage etc
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Expense for Traffic Institute
Gasoline
II etc
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II
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II etc
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repair & labor
service
Tires & balancing
supplies
II
II
II
II
II
II
Care of Prisoner
supplies & processing
labor & material
Co. Atlas
service & mileage
II II
II II
Service
Witness & Mileage
II II
II II
$ 507.50
. 86.04
50.30
168.85
45.20
75-90·
95.37
5.42
358.16
11.18
222.55
14.53-
105.83
12.26
260.75
95-32
13.00
75.61
52.46
67.10
74-40
12.71
22.00
23. 52
26.91
48.68
9.60
54.27
28.02 .
55.00
7.20.
6.50·
3.20
2.00
9.25
9.25
9.25
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Joe H. Olson \. mileage & witness 7.90
, . Joe T Olson II 11 7.90 ...
(, . . ,,.-Biorn Olsen II II 9.25 '
Kenneth L •. Johnson II II 4.38
Martin Hoffman II II 10.00.
Abner C Hanson II II 4.38
Frank Froelech II II 9.25 ·
John Davis 11 II 10.00· .· '
" ' G.C. Clement II II 6.55
Bernard Dorn II II 6.40
~--N.W. Bell Telephone Co service & tolls 176.79
f _; George Walter mileage & expense 33.24 ;,..
Richard Dillon II II 97.59
Hub. Nordgren II II 113.07
Andy Leitch II II 18.84
Kenneth Clambey II II Weed & Seed Insp. 79~49
;;; Frank Roberts II II II II II 72.18 ~--!/
Ambrose fflinnert S.alary WOT Soil & Water 560.00·
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Laura Hotchld,.ss II II II II 286.00 .,
Roger M Heidorn II EOT II II 504.00
-,. l· .~ 128.00 :'1 Geraldin~McGuire II II II II ,.
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~ ' . Jeff TiJ<:kanen Area 11 Dues EOT Soil & Water 10.00
Minn. Assoc. of S&W Cons. Dues II II II 75.00
Nat11 11,.ssoc. of Cons. Dist. II II II II 150.,00
Nat'l Assoc. of Cons .• Dist. Stickers II II II 13.80
1t 1: The Pierce Co Stencils II II II 6.20
Alfred Borgas mileage Co. Ext. meeting 1.8.0
:i:, Willis Roehl II II II II 1.08 a/·
,. -~ . Ray Bruhn II II II II 9.00
., Mrs Gerald Ziese II II II II 9.J.,8·
Eugene Dav:enport mileage 25.90· ,,
l Angeline Glawe II 61.29 ..; .·
::'-. Myrtle E Logas for Annual meeting 127.76 ~-. exp~nses 1,11
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Arthur D Boehne mileage & expense 166. 55 t:·
Spencer Lundquist. II II 163.04
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Helen Skramstad
Vernon Bachman
Marvin Klicker
Cooper's Office Supply
International Bus. Machines
N.W. Bell Telephone Co
Terry L Jacobson
Gust Lagerquist & Sons
Ed.ling l!:1ectric
Wm Galena & Son
Gambles
Chemco Co
Jobhson Service Go
Kem Mfg. Co
Allstate San & Supply
Fergus Glass_& Paint Co
Gustafson Oil Co
Wanek Locksmith
Burroughs Corp.
SCM Corp.
Lyle Toussant
Xerox Corp
Empire Bus. Machines
Midwest Carbon
Addressogrijph Mult. Corp
Miller Davis Co
Burroughs Corp.
Cooper's Office ~upply
Victor Lundeen & Co
Security Blank Book & Prtg.
Mason Pub. Co
The Pierce Co
Poucher Prtg. & Litho Co
Universal Ans. Service
Davenport's
Postage
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mileage & expense
supplies
Maintenance
Service & tolls
Extra Janitor
Services
Material & Labor
labor & repair
supplies
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II
II
II
supplies
fuel
keys
Vets Service
II II
II II
II 11
Maintenance Agreement
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Rental
services
repairs
supplies
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30.00
22.00
138.24
5.22
41.42
46.06
32.00
52.80
21.60
52.04
8.33
78.81
56.60
84.30
65.76
25.38
819.00
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93.96
131.00 ·
280.00
318.05
32.50
6.58_
9.67
57.19
286.37
11:S!76.1S
1,523.78
2,221.50
20.00
60.30
5.50
58.00
35.37
· N'elson Bros·
West Pub.•··co
Alllpon &'co
City of Fergus Falis·
Mathison Hesby Agency
Earl Bigler M.D.
Mehdi 0randi M.D.
~inn. State Sheriff Assoc.
Minn. Co Auditors Assoc.
Minn. Co. Reg. Of Deeds
Minn. Assoc. of Co Treasurers
Helen Skrmmstad
M & R S£gn Co
Harvey 0 Olson
N .W. El.ell Telephone Co
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· Robert Oslund & Assoc.
Battle Lal<~ Review
Fer~s FalJ.s_ Dilly Journal
Henning .Advocate
Northwestern Pub. Co
Per.ham Enterprise Bulletin
Lorna McCabe
Dorin.a Quam
Gloria Opatz
Dorothy Johnson
Myrna Lillestqlen
DonnisFjestad
Mrs Olga Edwards
Alice Crosgrove_
Kathryn Heminelgarn
Wilma Brandt
Mrs Alva Chfsitensen
Florence Ginkel
Mary Johnson
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supplies
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Worlonen 1 s Comp. Revenue Share
Court Costs
Endorsements
Coroners Fees
II II
Membership
Association Dues
II II
II II
Meeting expense
labor
Material & Labor
Service & tolls
Rent Co Agent
Surveys & Maps
.Publications
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II
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mileage & expense
II II
II
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II expense
II
Nurse
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II
II
II Home Health Aide
II II II II
II II II II
II II II II
II II II II
II II II II
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113.92
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132.26·
60.00
2,698.qo·'
283.52
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98.96
105:21
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43.56.
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M:rs Bud Larson
Mrs ~harles Perkins
Mrs John Steblay
N.W. Bell Telephone Co
Physicians & Hosp. Supply
Walter S Booth
Cooper's Office Supply
Village of Perhan
Reitan Larson· Co
Village of New York Nills
Twp. of Everts
Cooper's
N.W. Bell Telephone Co
Hal:1.. Equipment
MacQueen Equipment Co
Road Machinery & Supplies
George T Ryan Co
Westgo Truck Equipment
Ziegler Inc.
Ebersviller Im.pl. Co
Fergus Dodge Inc.
Perham Farm Supply Go
Bertelson \~elding
Evenson Garage
Deer Creek Repair
Super GMC Truck Sal es
Swanson Equipment
Walt's Repair Shop
Paper Calmenson & Co
}iinn. Mining & Hfg. Co
Dalton GrE!in & Feed
Dalton Lumber Co
Dent Farmers Co-op
Earmers ~evator Co
Genuine Parts Co Pelican Rapids
Mileage Nursing Board
II II
II "
II II
Service & tolls
Nursing Supplies
Office Supplies
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Rent
II
Care of Poor
II II
supplies 1'-fotor
service & tolls
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II
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Nurse
II
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II
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II
Vehicle
Motor Vehicle
Parts Road & Bridge
II II II
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II II II
II II II
II II II
II II II
II II II
II II II
Repair II II
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II II II
II II II
II " II
II II II
Cutting Edges II II
Supplies II II
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II II II
II II II
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3.24
8.10
9.36
68.85
20.63
22.05
4.90.
35.00
150.00-
1,197. 55
86.23
12.35
15.42
303.52.
2.28·
721..03
3.88 ·
47.11
94.39
7.73
13.85
ll.25
23.45_
166.10
1.75
4.00
2,604.84
101.25
218.30
12.00
5.85
1.35
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Perham-: Steel Co . , : . . I . .
Sigelman Hide ~_Fur
Vergas Hardware Co
Wilcox Lumb er Co
William Quiram
Polman Transfer Inc.
Conrad Huse1?y
Minn. Valley Improvement Co.
Wilken Hwy Dept
Moen Realty
Allison & Co
Bakke_& Kopp Inc.
Fergus Falls Journal
Otter Tail Bower Co
O~eara1s Dept Store
SCM Corporation
Davenport's Stationery
The Pierce Co
Victor Lundeen & Co
EOT Telephone Co
Park Region Mutual Telephone Co
N.W. Bell Telephone Co
Pelican Telephone Co
I., N.W. Bell Telephone o
Midwest Telepho~e Co
N.W. Bell Telephone Co
Wendell P Huber
Roy_~ Bruhn_
Orval Leabo
Wendell P Huber
Aurdal Twp.
Norwegian Grove Twp.
Robert Ronningen
Arnold M Haugrud
Mrs Mary Ann Shores
Suppl.ties
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Gravel
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Maintenance
Insurance
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services
notices
prints
supplies
Maintenance
supplies
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service & tolls
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expense
mileage
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Spe.cial Aid
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R/W
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868.08
30.18
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409.48
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Fred Walz R/W Road & Bridge 202.50
Francis J Goeden II II II 119.20
Mrs Verna M. Phillips Lubitz II II II 10.80
Perham Produce Co II II II 89.15
Battle Lake Farmers Union Oil Gasoline II II 453.12
Bengston Oil Co II II II 5.20
Consumer's Co-op Oil Co II II II 367.32
Consumer's Co-op Oil Co II II II 43.80.
Consumer's Co-op Oil Co II II II 21.48
Co-op .::>ervice 1 s Inc. II II II 128.74.
Dent Oil Co II II II 106.32
Elden's Standard Service II II II 127.19
Farmer's Co-op Cry Assn. II II II 435.12
Fergus Oil Co Inc. II II II 227.35
Hoot Lake 76 II II II 53. 90
Meyer's Service II II II 224.53.
lV.iischke Oil Station II II II 141.75
North Union Texaco II II II 13.98,
Ray's Oil Co II II II 249.64·
Service Oil Co II II II 53.18
Theodorson 1s Mobil Service It II II 158.67
Twin I s hotor Co II It II 6.43
Vergas Oil Co Inc. II II II 260.07
D-A Lubricant Co Inc. Oil II II 166.65
Arrow Petroleum Diesel II II 176.00
Penrose Oil Co II etc II II 156.58
Baas Oil Co Fuel etc II II 64.10
Fossen Oil Co II II II 211.20
~obil Oil Corp. II II II 37.50
Standard Oil Co II II II 191.95
Standard Oil Uo II II II 82.40
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Upon motion made by'I Andy• Leitch, seconded· by Richard ·Dillon· and
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·unanimously carried, the meeting a~journed to 9:30 A.M., ·Tuesday, 'March 23, 1971.
.ATIEST~
. . ' . . . Clerk
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