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<br />Bills (cont'd
<br />General Trading Co., !t pair chain tighteners, 11-23, X2.80
<br />Earl Grumke, reimbursement for map & typewriter ribbon, ~1.61~
<br />O.J. Rental & Sales Co., 1 cyl oxygen, $3.75
<br />Thorne Coal ~ Oil Co., fuel oil bal., 11-29, X173.98
<br />Northern States Power Co., electric service, 12-12, $26.22
<br />n n rr n water heater elec., 96394
<br />Walter S. Booth & Son, revised Village manual, $4.67
<br />Briggs,Gilber~,,Morton,Kyle & Macartney, legal services,Nov.,~200.
<br />Nick Christensen, fees,building inspector to 11-17, $2t~5.75
<br />Minnesota Envelope Co., envelopes ~ letterheads, 9628.75
<br />Northern States Power Co., street lighting, 12-12, $91.32
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<br />Water agree-
<br />ment Farmers Proposed agreement with the Farmers Union Grain Terminal
<br />Union. Association to December 27,.1956, for continuing water extension
<br />from GTA property to the Village Hall, was approved on motion
<br />by Shavor, seconded by Stewart.
<br />Transfer to After discussion and on advice of our attorney, Cartwright moved
<br />Street & that $11,000.00 b® transferred from the special assessments
<br />Bridge fund fund to the street and bridge fund, which is in fact a return
<br />to a subdivision of the general funds fit®m which the funds
<br />originated. Seconded by Shavor and motion carried unanimously.
<br />Street bill Cartwright then moved that the balance due for street work
<br />balance paid performed by the County in May and June 1955, amounting to
<br />X11,309.67 be paid. Seconded by Stenzinger and motion carried
<br />unanimously.
<br />Pay for Vol. After discussion, Cartwright moved that the volunteer firemen
<br />firemen flooding be paid on the basis of drill time for their work flooding
<br />rinks on other. .skating rinks on nights other than drill nights when authorized
<br />than drill nites by the Aciting Volunteer Fire Chief. Seconded by Stenzinger
<br />and so ordered.
<br /> In connection with the wiring and operation of the warming
<br />S~-d~ r n ~
<br />J-1 • S house at the school skating rink, Cartwright recommended that
<br />. a responsible high school studence be employed for supervising
<br />w i ~ ~ S~~~r ~ SSE the warming house which will have afire in it when open for use.
<br />war rn ~ n ~ h apse After discussion, Stewart moved~tha~aCa tr
<br />ight be authorized
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<br />to hire a high school student Ito ~~ervise operation of the
<br /> warming house at such times as are necessary in Cartwsaght's
<br /> opinion. Seconded by Stenzinger and motion carried unanimously.
<br />Drapes & On the question of purchasing drapes and rods left in the Village
<br />rods - Swanson Hall apartment by George Swanson; Hustrulid moved that Cartwright
<br /> be authorized to offer Swanson ~l~5.00 for the drapes and traverse
<br /> rods. Seconded by Cartwright and so ordered.
<br />Paint spraying The Clerk reported recaa~ng information that Strandquist's
<br /> Texaco filling station, at Hamline and Hoyt, propose to install
<br /> a paint spraying plant. After discussion, our attorney was
<br /> asked to check the statute regarding this matter, ~ d the
<br /> Clerk was instructed to inform Building Inspector Christensen
<br /> of the proposal.
<br />Adjournment: On mot~ion,/t/he meeting ad journe~d ant 10:,2,5 P.M.a
<br />Approved ~ ^ ~-~i:~~ti~!/t ,,_,,L~( ,~--"~ bL~c--~
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