HomeMy WebLinkAboutBoard of Commissioners - Minutes - 03/11/1974MINUTES OF THE ADJOURNED MEETING
OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COAMISSIONERS
· OTTER TAIL COUNTY MINNESOTA
Pursuant to adjournment, the Board of County Commissioners of
Otter Tail County Minnesota met at 9:30 A.M~, March 11th 1974, all members
present.
Motion was made.by John Snowberg, seconded by Andy Leitch·and un-
animously carried to award painting of the traffic areas (hallways) in the
court house, inc_luding cei 1 ings and. do~e to_. the Avant Painting_ and Decorating Co •
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Representatiorifrom Min-Dak areawide comprehensive Health Planning Council
appeared bef6r~ the Board to request funding for the ensui~g year. Act1on tabled
for consideration at a later date •
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The Board, ·having previously advertised for bids to be received for
Bituminous materials to be used by the County Highway Dept~, proceeded to open
bids which were found to be as follows:
Koch Refining Company, St. Paul, Minn.
Murphy _Oil Corp. Superior Wisc.
200;000 gal. M.C. all grades
.3723 per gal. delivered
50,000 gal. S.C. all grades
.3723 per gal. delivered
200~000 gal. M.C •
• 30 per gal F.O.B. Superior,Wisc.
50;000 gal. S.C •
• 2950 per gal F.O.B •. Superior,
Wisc.
Plus .04169 freight charges
Plus .02 per gal. anti strip
additive.
After consideration and because "deti'v'eries will be· invoiced at price in
effect at time of delivery, for both firms bidding it was decided upon·motion made
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by J_ohn Snowberg seconded by Richard Dillon and unanimously carried to• accept both
bids as
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Upon motion made by John Snowbe~ seconded by Richard Dillon
and unanimously carried, the following resolution was adopted.
RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of otter Tail
County Minnesota that
' WHERE)\S, the 1973 Federal Aid Highway Act provides ifor a Federal
Air Urban (F.A.U.) highway system, 'and
WHEREAS, The .City of Fergus Fal_is will rec::eive aid on a Federal
Aid Urban;,system ~o be located with in the urban boundaries-of Fergus
Falls, v1ith such urban boundaties· to include the incorporated area
and other urban ind /or potential urban areas outside of the corporate
limits and
WHEREAS, said urban boundaries have been revised, by the C.ty . . l
Engineer in cooperation with the otter Tail County Highway Engineer
and Di,strict State-Aid En,gineer,
NOW TI-IEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, TI-IAT Otter Tail County does concur
in the urban boundary, as designated in the City of Fergus Falls resolu-
~ion dated March 4, ·1914.
Adopted· March 11, 1974
· Attest:
./1· 1\ /'~r~,<i)~
Chairman. of the County Board ·
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The following resolution was introduced by Richard Dillon who
moved for its adoption:
RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail
County Minnesota, that
770) would
WHEREAS a bill, known as "The Land Disturbing Act" (Senate file
1. Regulate activities·on every acre of land in.Minnesota,
except home land scape and Federal lands.
2. Makes every land owner subject to a new Soil Conservation
-Commission under DNR; also.to a District Soil Conservation
Group; also to th~ County Board Ordinances and to the Soil
Conservation Manager.
3. Force standards and rules upon the 87 county boards which
makes the counties establish an ordinance or else. The
county becomes a puppet and must police its own residents
and landowners and take the blame and hatred engendered.
4. Give veto power to the District Soil Conservation Manager
over the County Zoning Commission.
5. Prempt the City Council's and their Planning Commissions.
7. Caus~~S-&ilding to be controlled by the Soil Conservation
District even though a Federal Impact Statement, has already
been approved. All public and private road building could
be stopped or delayed for any length of time. Rules could
increase costs. This could apply to both new construction
and betterment. It could affect grading, widening, shouldering,
replacing culverts or bridges," new alignment, cutting down
hills, sloping· etc.
It could also delay private logging roads, fire_ trails,
resort roads~ summer'cotta.ge access, or even farm roads!
8. Affect sewer projects.
Cause _other situations to develop which could be contrary
to the counties·best interests.
NOW,THEREFORE, the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail
County wish to go on record as opposing senate file 770.
Dated at Fergus Falls, Minnesota this 11~ day of March, 1974. · . 2zw . cP . 0✓C . ,.,..'chairman -
Attest:
Clerk
The motion was seconded by Andy Leitch and carried unanimously. ---·-
The Eag1e Lake Town Board represented by Oscar Sorlie their Att9rney
appeared to explain a permit granted to lower the water level of Eagle Lake.
The concern of the Town Board would be flooding of land down stream.
The Town Board and their Attorney were informed that the County Board .has not
made a practice of becoming involved in making a determination of establish-
ing a water level for any lake in the county.
Upon motion made by Richard Dillon seconded by Hub Nordgren and unan-
imously carried and subject to completing the ''Acknowledgement. of Principal",
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the bond of Houston FQgr. Inc., Fargo, N. Dak. in the amount.of $5,000.00 was
acknowledged as being received. This firm being designated to•make a preliminary
survey in accordance with (M.S. 116 A.06 S.D. 1) .on the proposed West Lake Lizzie
sewer district.
Upon motion made by Hub Nordgren, ,seconded by Richard Dillon and unanimously
carried, the County Auditor was authorized to advertise for bids to be received until
10:30 o'clock A.M. Wednesday, the 10th day. of April, 1974 for onepatrol car for the
Sheriffs Dept.
Motion was made by Andy Leitch seconded by Richard Dillon unanimously
carried to accept the recommendations of County Officials concerning a defense
driving course· being offered by the Sheriffs Dept. The recommendations were as
follows. All County employees who operate a county owned·,vehicle must take the
course and all other county employees be strongly encouraged to take the course.
It was further recommended that the course would be offered in two four hour
sessions during normal business hours at designated locations, with up to a 2.00
fee (for a work book) charged to employees not operating county owned vehi.cles.
Mpti'on .cw.as,.,made by·'.Hub>Nordgren::seconded by Richard Dillon and unanimous 1 y
carried authorizing Conciliation Court a $50.00 change fund as per M.S. 375.45
The Board, having previously advertised for bids·to be received for a new
diesel motor grader with trade in proceeded to open bids which v,ere found to be as follows:
Borchert -Ingersoll Inc.
Hall Equipm~nt Inc.
Ziegler Inc.
George T. Ryan Co.
$38,289.00
$39, 6.04. 00
$41,809.00
$49,333.00
After consideration, motion;"was.made by John Snowberg, seconded by Andy
Leitch and unanimously carried, to accept tbe low bid of Borchert-Ingersoll Inc.
for one Champion o.:.600 motor grader in the amount of $38,289.00 with trade in.
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Upon motion made by Andy Leitch, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unanimously
carried, the County Auditor was authorized to advertise for bids to be received for
the following: bid opening to be 11 :00 A.M. Tues. April 9th, 1974.
Grading and Aggregate Surfacing
C.P. 74:120 -Length J.083. miles, loc9ted 2.0 miles southeasterly
of Fergus Falls, from 0.6 mile easterly of the junction
of CSAH #29 to the junction of CSAH #33, comprising ap-.
proximately 44,760_cubic yards of Common Excavation and
1,900 tons of Aggregate Surfacing, Class 1 in Place.
C.P. 74:132 -Length 2.006 mileslocated from the junction of
T. H. #108, 4.5 miles northwesterly of Henning, West to
the junction of csah #6i, ·comprising 61,845 cubic yards
of Common Excavation and 3,000 tons of Aggregate Surfacing,
Class 1 in Place.
C.P. 74:136 -Length·A.979 miles, located from the junction of
T. H. #29, 4.0 miles North of Parkers Prairie West and·
North to the junction of CSAH #40, 0.5 miles West of Almora,
comprising 160,865 cubic yards of Common Exavation and 6,550 tons
of Aggregate Surfacing, Class 1 in Place.
Aggregate Base; Plant Mixed Bituminous
Surfacing and Aggregate Shoulders
S-~A.P. 56-623-07, CR 74:23B, Length 5.129 miles, located from the junction
of CSAH #9, 3.0 miles North of Pelican Rapids, West and .North to the
junction of T.H.·#34, comprising approximately 52,800 tons of
Aggregate Base, 1,025 cubic yards of Aggregate Shouldering, 29,100
n gallons of Bituminous Material for Prime·Coat, 429 tons of bit-
uminous Material,for Mixture, and 6,600 tons of Wearing Course Mixture.
Plans $1.50.
Alternate Bid
Aggregate Base, Road Mix Bituminous Surfacing and Aggregate
Shoulders.
Upon motion made by John Snowberg, seconded by Richard Dillon
and unanimously carried the County Auditor was authorized to advertise
for bids to be received for the following: bid opening to be 11 :00 A.M.
Wednesdai April 10th, 1974.
Road Signs
Compris.ing: Approximat~ly 1,350 road signs.,
Hea"'f Equipment Trailer
16 ton Minimum)
One(l) tandem axle t~·1t -bed, .tow type trailer. with pintle
hook hitch for truck F.O.B., Fergus Falls, Minn.
A petition from interested persons in the Rothsay 'area requesting the
surfacing of the joint Otter Tail -Wilkin County road, beginning at
the intersection of old trun~ highway #52 in the village of Rothsay
thence. south on County line for 6 miles was presented to the County
Board. Upon motion made by Richard Dillon seconded by Hub Nordgren
and unanimously carried,the Board instructed the otter Tail County
Highway Engineer to explain by letter to Attorney Howard Paulson that
. this project by previous agreement, will be surfaced when Wilkin County . .,."/
is in a position to share in the cost.
There being no further business the Chairman declared the meet-
ing adjourned until 9:30 A • .M., Wednesday March 13th, 1974.
ATTEST~
Clerk
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Wednesday Session
Pursuant to adjournment, the Board of County Commissioners of
Otter Tail County Minnesota met at 9:00 PM Wednesday March 13th 1971,
all me~bers present.
Motion was made by Hub Nordgrer-i-2nd by Richard Dillon and un•
animously carried, to approve the following applications for license
to sell non-intoxicating malt liquior.
Albert Yanish v
Merlyn Dittberner/
Rufus Hul 1 v'
Walter Klein Sr. ,/
Howard Koeppen •'
John D. McDunn· /
Pearl Morse v' i
Leonard Pusc ✓
David A. Trana v
Robert LeRoy Nephew v
Jack Hofland,,·
Elmer G. Andresen /
Gerald Schultz /
Kenneth McNabb ✓
Sylvia R. Koski v·
Cross:,, Point Resort
Woodside Store
Hull's Landing
Klein's_Resort
Minneha Resort
Mac's Service
Park Way Inn
Triangle Dance Club
Dave and Louise's Resort
Arrowhead Point Resort
Country Side Grocery
Mosquito Heights Resort
Ten Mile Lake Resort
Crystal -Lida Store and
,;. Maplewood
Woodside
Girard
Rush Lake
Girard
Dunn
Leaf Mountain
Rush Lake
Leaf Lake
Leaf Lake.
Corliss
Pine Lake
Tumuli
Resort Lida
Koski's Leaf Lake
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Motion was made by George Walter seconded by Richard Dillon and unanimously
carried to approve the following dance license application.
Leonard Pus·c
Gerald Schultz·
Triangle Dance Club
Ten Mile Lake Resort
Rush Lake
_Tumuli
Motion was made by Hub Nordgren·seconde~ by Richard Dillon and unanimously
~arried to approve the liquior license application of Frank L. Johnson for the
Oakwood Golf Course of Henning Township.·
Motion was made by Geo Walter seconded by Richard Dillon and unanimously
carried to approve the liquior license applicaton of Charles E. Hunter, President
for Charbar, Inc. of Perham Township.
Motion was made by Andy Leitch seconded by John Snowberg and unanimously
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'carried -:to re3ect :the dance 11cense application made by Pearl Morse for the Park-
Way Inn of Leaf Mountain Township.
Upon motiori made by John Snowberg seconded.by Richard Dillon and
carried and subject to receiving the additional fuf'\dS being considered by the state.
Otter Tail County will agree-; to continue for the third entitlement period the Off-Con
program of Otter Tail County. Andy Leitch voting No.
Upon motion made·by Richard Dillon seconded by George Walter and carried
(Hub Nordgren voting No), the following resolution .was adopted •
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RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County, Mn.
THAT WHEREAS, the Board deems it necessary to erect an otter Tail County
Highway Dept. Headquarter building to be located in the vicinity of Fergus Falls, Mn.
NON TIIEREFORE, the Chairman of the Board is hereby authorized to sign
_the agreement forms.between the owner' (otter T~il County) and the (architect) Glenn
W. Cording Associates Inc. of Minneapolis, Mn., ·employing said firm to prepare-the
~ecessary plans and specifications for the proposed building, and retaining said firm
should future bid·proposils be satisfactory.
Adopted at Fergus Falls, Minnesota this 13th day of March 1974
ATTEST•~.
Clerk
Upon \not.fort made by Andy Leitch seconded by Hub Nordgren and unanimously
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,carried, the following applications for homestead classification· and or reduction of.
_assessed valuation were approved.
Mrs. Edwin Wangerin-
Reuben C. Sjulstad
c Lida -Township
Pelican Township
Homestead Classification
Mobile Home over assessed.
The follo~ing subject :to aJ?proval by,the State Tax Dept.
Sherman Mandt
Dale E. Ebel·
Pine Lake Township • I ',
Clitherall Township
Triangular tract.over
assessed.·
Valued to high for bare
lot.
Upon motion made by Andy Leitch seconded by Richard Dillon
and unanimously carried, the following resolution was approved.
WHEREAS, the<County Board of Otter Tail County is of the opinion
that a full time County Attorney would be advantages.
WHEREAS, Senate File #3238 and House File #3321 permits a
County Board.of any County to provide that the office of County Attorney shall
be a full time position and to require that when elected to the office shall not en-
gage in the private practice of law.
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the County Board of Otter Tail
County hereby supports this legislation and urges its passage.·
Adopted at Fergus Falls, Minnesota this 13th day of March, 1974.
-"Chairman
ATTEST:
Clerk
Upon motion made by Richard Dillon, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unan-
imously carried the plat of "Haggstrom's Beach 4th Addn." being a part
of G.L. 5 and 6 Sec. 12-134.-41 was approved: subject to town board approval.
Upon motion made by Andy Leitch seconded by Ri_chard Dillon and unan-
imously carried the following Sewage Disposal System Cleaners licenses were
approved."Subject to shoreland equipment inspection.
John D. Leick
Rollis Miller
Walter Koehler
Jack's Pumping Service Vergas, Minn.
Fergus Falls, Minn.
Deer Creek, Minn.
Upon motion made by Richard Dillon, seconded by John Snowberg and
unanimously carried the following Sewage Disposal Installers licenses
were approved.
Nolan Hanson
Dean Jorgenson
Wilbur Torgrimson
. -Hanson's Plumbing and Heating Wadena, Minn.
Dean's Excavating Co.· Fergus Falls, Minn.
Ashby, Minn.
Motion was made by John Snowberg, seconded by Hub Nordgren and.un-
animously carried to approve the following Special Use Permits.
Melvin K. Pearson
Art Christianson
Martin Bucki
Virgil Watson
Dale Klaessy
Roberts. Johnson
Pearson's Fernwood Addition
Dead Lake Township
Maplehurst
Lida Township
National C'-ffllllunity Service
Dora Township
Roy Ann Resort
Swerdrup
Sundberg Point -Pickeral
Maine Township
Sundberg Point -Pickeral
Maine Township
Propose to build road
to serve Pearson's
Fernwood Addition.
Remove stumps and
landscape lot.
Terrace lot for
basement.
Want to keep resoit
and 3 duplexes as one
unit.
Fill swamp, smooth
rough areas and add
top soil and sod.
Township road on Sec.
line.
three access driveways
from above road.
Motion was made by Richard Dillon, seconded by John Snowberg and unanimously
carried to deny the following special use permits.
Ronal Zimney
Lynn J. Rhodes
Lots 1-2 Coleman's 2nd Addn. Not enough room on
each side of property.
Graystone Lodge Does not comply with
setback, parking and
expansion standard.:
Motion was made by Richard Dillon, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unanimously
carried, authorizing the conveyance of parcel in G.L. 6 Sec. 6-133-41, sur~
vey plat of parcel in custody of the Shoreland Office.
Upon motion.made by John Snowberg seconded by Richard Dillon and
carried authorizing Attorney Van Drake attend on behalf of the Shoreland
Office the"Environmental Law Seminar", in Chicago on March 24th through
the 27th 1974. · Andy Leitch voting No.
After consideration the County road side·m6wing bids for areas A through
J were decided.-
Upon motion made by Andy Leitch seconded by Richard Dillon and unan-
imously carried the low bids for areas A-B-E-F-G were accepted and awarded to
A~ Arnold Bennett Rt. 3 Frazee, Minn.
B. Adam Winkels 34·51 3rd Ave. S. E .• Perham, Minn. :56573
E. Ellsworth Whipps_. Dalton, Minn. 56324
F. Archie Wahlin Clitherai'l, Minn.
G. Orlin Johnson Henning, Minn.
the bids of areas Hand I were rejected, and the County Auditor.was author-
ized to re-advertise for bids to be received until 10:00 O'clock A. M. Tues-
day the 9th day of Apri 1 197,4 for areas C-D..:H•·L
Upon motion made by Rich~rd_Dil-lon, seconded. by Hub Nordgren and unan-
imously carried the County Auditor was authorized to transfer from the
ditch fund to the Rand B·Fund the amountof $1,219.32 for payment of the
work completed through 1973 on the following County ditches.
Ditch# 42
Ditch # 56
Total
$988.97
$_230.35
$1~219.32
Upon motion made by John Snowberg, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unan~
imously carried, the following bills we·t'e allowed.
SHERIFF
Boarding of Prisoners
Carlton E Mortensen
Carlton E Mortensen
Glen Melby
Max Kroneman
Thomas Grover
Alan Frank
Dr W.E. Armstrong
Mobile Radio & T.V. Service
Stenerson Bros. Lumber
Auto Safety Service
The Photo Center
Orlyn Pederson Co.
Cooper:'.s Office Supply
Art Pape Transfer
Victor Lundeen & Co
Miller Davis Co.
Bussa Clothing Co
Louie's Auto Clinic
Pebble Lake Mobil
North Union Texaco
Minnesota Motor Co
Perham Co-op Oil Co
Service Oil Co
Miller's Gulf Service
Kness Standard
Holiday
Dent "66"
Big Chief Texaco
Dent Oil Co
Dick's Standard Service
Ellenson's Body Shop
Worner's Auto Sales
Fergus Dodge Inc.
Goodyear Service Stores
Jack Kimple
Clay County
Ringdahl Ambulance
. Lake Regidn Hospital
Andrew & Meister Drug
Fergus Falls Medical Group
Jo Davies Co. Sheriff
Esther D. Mortensen
Peter Odland
Emery Wiese
LeRoy Merz
Gilman Tobiason
Richard Simmons
Harry Scofield
Bertha Scofield
Harold Kramer
George Martodam
Jacob G. Perala
Rueben Olsen
Christian Haugen
Lillian Bauck
A. Hubert Nordgren
John Snowberg
COJ!MISSIONER"S
VETERAN§ SERVICE
Marvin Klicker
Roger Bengtson
Fergus Dodge Inc,
Victor Lundeen & Co
Cooper's Office Supply
997.50
50.05
170.51
27.38
17.28
10.00
17.02
72.75
28.75
7.97\
82.05
137.15.
131.79
98.15
720.00
271.75
42.65
16.95
43.50
3.51
33.52
64.79
266.51
245.65
88.09
82.04
15.3]
46~·86
94.96
44.70
40.86
45.00
5.70
116. 74
178. 70
25.00
302.50
35.00.
20.20
3.25
35.00
150.00
81.00
4.90
31.40
9.30
13.60
7.12
7.00
7.00
7.06
4.00
7.00
7.00
6.40
16.00
52.56
18.00
35.33
35.99
63.35
9. 10
14.60
Eugen Davenport
Erwin Siems
John Skramstad.
David OeJ.s1sger
Arthur Boehne
Spencer Lundquist
Terry Jacobson
City of Perham
ASSESSOR
PROBATION & PAROLE
. Cooper's O,ffice Supply
Malcolm Lee
James Johnson
Oscar· Sorlie
· Dave's Standard
S & F Oil Co
Miller's Gulf
Fossen-Oil Co
SHOR ELAND
Cooper's Office ·Supply
St~nerson Lumber co
Xerox Corp.
Victor Lundeen & Co
Oswald Publishing Co
Nelson Bros Prtg.
Midwest Prtg.
COUNTY COURT
Poucher Prtg. & Litho Co
Miller Davis Co
The Photo Center ·
The Sound Shop
Mathison Hesby Agency
Milwaukee Area Tech. College
Hennepin Co Alcohol Safety Project
011 vetti Corp.
City of Perham
Mehdi Orandi M. D.
Marjean Hanson
Mehdi Orandi M. D.
Mehdi Orandi M.D.
Hen~y Korda M.D.
Mehdi Orandi M.D •.
The Photo Centet
Kenneth Clambey
Alva Krekula
Donald Kenyon
Rodney Flatau
Marlin. Senske
Jeff Tikkanen
William Stone
CORONER
WEED & SEED
EOT SOIL & WATER
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61.341
41. 08.1
55.30
23.06
241.21
108.38
140.32
75.00
16. 78
53.34
33.66
65.00
23.23
5.40
62.01
2.83
254.15
8.10
136.35
403. 10
156.25
386.70
21.00
51.56
74.90
5.94
9.60
10.00
35.00
60.00
457.45
65.00
250.00
50.16
120.00
25.25
25.55,
10.00
7.95
70.54
84.13.
48.00
47.68
34.32
62.32
37.28
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Wilfred Estes
Charles Malmstrom
S. J. Eifert
Kenneth Maki
Paul R. Knutson
Floyd Hoff
CO. PLANNING
HOUSING AUTHORITY
PHELPS MILL
John Snowberg
O.T. Co. Highway Dept
Wm Ga 1 ena &. Son
Bernie ·Roberts
Gust Lagerquist & Son
Johnson Service Co
Western Chemical.Co
Genuine Parts
Jery's Electric Repair
Mollerud Electric
Dacotah Paper Co
Electrolux Corp.
, Lindbergs Floor Care
M~intenance Eng. LTD.
JANITOR
MISC. EXPENSES
Xerox Corp.
Victor Lundeen & Co
Midwest Printing
Oswald Publishing Co
Miller Davis
Burroughs Corp
Nelson Bros Prtg.
Burroughs Corp
Davenport's
Cooper' s Office Supp 1 y
Universal Ans. Service
Empire Bus. Machines
Monroe Division
Secretarial Service
Mathison Hesby Agency
Mathison Hesby Agency
Lystad's Inc.
Haywood Legal Pub. to
Holiday Inn
Wilton Christianson
Glen Cording
Robert Oslund
City of Perham
Leitch Construction Co
Oscar Alstad
Clav Co Nursing Service
Johh Thomas M. D.
Foss Drug
Minnesota Co. Clerks Assoc.
Minnesota Co. Auditor's Assoc.
Minnesota Co. Treasurers Assbc.
Myrtle Log as
George Nelson
K.W. Hanson
94.80
50.40
47.12
27.60
8.80
4.00
52.80
156.81
74.75
4.18
254.25
237.85
217.23.
10.00
77.00
43,42
24.99
22.97
56.00
154.94
498.07
887.39
20.00
26.20
3.15
214.19
98.15
74.50
6.34
2,792.53
56.70
35.00
61.00
23.50
151. 11 .
828.00
54.33
260.53
77.64
70.00
64.00
666.70
60.00
109.80
36.56
11.00
8.00
3.10
100.00
150.00
150.00
35.00
26.90
137.50
Myrtle Logas
Helen Skramsted
George Nelson
K.W. Hanson
Donald Omodt, Sheriff
✓ Northwestern Pub.. Co -
Perham Enterprise Bulletin
Pelican Rapids Press•
Daily Journal
Lorna McCabe
-Dorothy Johnson
Phyllis Knutson
Cheri Schultz
Gloria Opatz
Mary Westman
Berniece Spangler
Marjorie Lund
Alice Crosgrove
Mrs Wm. Hemmelgarn
Mrs Charles Perkins
Jens R Ree
Nelson Bros Prtg.
Victor Lundeen & Co
Verry Ryder
City of-Perham
Tounship of Homestead
Township of Dunn
Township of Rush Lake
NURSE
POOR
BOAT &. WATER SAFETY .
Battle Lake Review
Ellenson' s Body Shop
Carlton E Mortensen
EOT Telephone Co
Holman Telephone Co
Midwest Telephone Co-
N.W. Bell Telephone Co
N.W. Bell Telphone Co
ROAD & BRIDGE
Park Region Mutual Telephone Co
N.W. Bell Telephone Co
M-R Sign Co
Norbert J. Rian
Mrs Lena Minge
Morris Halsness
John .A. Syverson
Thomas Berkland
Donald Herdman -
Howard Herdman
Lawrence Westad
Calvin Payne
95.75
26.00
127.32
53.00
5.40
87 .12
57.55
72.40
853.31
146.93
52.56
55.36
18.05
101.94
81.96
.8.88
45.36
6.24
12.00
10.80
16.80
123.40
22.00
10.15
35.00
85.43
57.23
7.83
31.75
70.00
5.84
74.44
9.18
18.95
15.48
17.80
34_.51
36.63
5,844.00
238.27
895.82
1,928.83
l ,080.t35
495.00
247.20
773.52
182.04
802.62
f'
Mrs Mathilda Schmidt
Wilmer Johnson Adm.
Ervin Iverson
Warren H. Carlson
Fred Andresen
Bengt Cedar
D-A Lubricant Co Inc.
Dent 66
Farmers Co-op Assn.
Highway Co. Service
Hoot Lake 76 ·
Mischke Oil Station
Motz Union Oil Co
Ray's Oil Co
Service Oil Co Underwood
Theodorson's Mobil Service
Vera's Service Station
Baas Oil Co.
Fraki Oil Co
Fossen Oil Co
Meyer's Service Station
Mobil Oil Corp. Dent
Mathison Hesby Agency
Dick's Standard Service
Fergus Dodge Inc.
Hagen's Inc.
Hall Equipment
International Harves.ter Co
George T Ryan .Co
Sturdevant's Auto Parts
Ziegler Inc.
Don's Electric :
Gerald N. Evenson Inc.
Gorentz Bros.
F.R. Steuart Htg. & Plbg.
Super GMC Truck Sales
Anderson Grocery
Coast to Coast
Erickson Helekson Vye
Everts Lumber Co
Fergus Glass & Paint
General Trading Co
Genuine Parts Co
The Parts House
Peavey Company
Peavey·Company
Peavey Company
Pelican Hardware
Marion Perina
Phil's Welding & Fabrication
✓ Sigelman Hide & Fur
Swanson Equip. Co
Vergas Hardware
Welding Supply & Fire Equip.
Paper Calmenson & Co
Goodyear Service Store
M-R Sign Co
Construction Bulletin
Mathison.Hesby Agency·
Northwestern Publishing Co
Dennis Berend
Dennis Berend
Burroughs Corp.
Davenport's Stationery
85.92
854.13
1,348.68
198.80
513.00
87.60
130.35
. 318.11
373.48
45.78
249.34
197 .18
631.09
539.88
287.48
185.75
173.47
140.45
152.81
425.10
237.30
61.40
612.00
15.52
8.69
9.18
327.43
124.71
16.96
21 .• 44
375.28
6.20
16.49
2.50
5.50
5.25
6.51
27.01
10.41
23.37
5.73
589.66
32.50
31.55
137.50
4.27
2.40
5.25
28.20
1.00.
139.25
202.70
128.54
46.03
2,234.08
141.61
44,00
21.00
51.17
23.04
45.35
49.20
14.95
20.50
Victor Lundeen & Co
Minnesota Blueprint
Poucher Printing & Litho.
The Pierce Co
29.15
31.90
16.81
7.90
Upon motion made by Hub Nordgren; seconded by John Snowberg and
unanimously carried, the meeting adj'ourned until 1;00 P.M.~ Tuesday,
.March 26, 1974.
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