07-11-1960 VCM
VILLAGE OF ELK RIVER COUNCIL MEETING
July 11, 1960
A regular meeting was held at Village Hall on July 11, 1960.
Members present:
Henry Johnson, Mayor; R.G. Kemper, G.R. Bergerson, August Meyer, Trustees;
H.A. Briggs, Clerk
The minutes of the last meetings were read and approved.
Supt. Kenneth Parker and John Bailey were present. There was some discussion in regard to the
school site.
The clerk read the resolution adopted on June 6, 1960 which states that all costs for construction of
new streets shall be assessed to abutting property owners. This would have an effect on building a
road from Jacobson Street to the new proposed school site.
Part of lost of going under the track with sewer and water to serve the school could be assessed
partly to property owners and the balance carried by the village.
The Council individually and unofficially agreed to having sewer and water put under the track if it
becomes necessary.
Lars Larson and Russell Oliver were present. They would like to have their streets surfaced and
claimed that the Council some time ago promised to black top the streets as soon as the sewer and
water were put in.
The Clerk looked up the minutes for May 2, 1955 and July 1, 1957 but could not find anything to
substantiate this claim.
An application was received from Elroy Cornelius for an on and off beer license for his restaurant at
641 Highway 10.
A motion was made by Meyer to grant this license. Motion was seconded by Kemper and passed all
voting in favor.
Dan Bailey was present. He will offer rules for assessments to be approved by the Council at a later
meeting.
There have been numerous complaints regarding the Main Street Tap beer tavern. The Clerk was
asked to write Leroy Toth about this.
The following bills were approved:
Nickerson Bros – gas, oil, repairs 82.81
Library Agency – books 53.22
Elk River Hdw-mdse 9.73
Carlson Bros – Mdse 19.87
Dan Bailey – Printing, recording 8.45
Mobile Radio – radio repair 5.00
American Paint Corp – paint 81.60
Kemper Drug – supplies 13.34
Robert Glidden – labor 6.00
Myron Hetrick – gas, oil, service 10.29
Minn. Fire Ext Co – pump parts 8.41
Ruth Kramer – asst. 30.00
Clarence Kramer – janitor
Greupner Shoe Store – gloves 2.97
Coast to Coast – keys and locks 4.90
Nickerson Bros – repairs 12.15
Star News – printing 23.75
F.E. Ellison – Nelson case 7.00
Bank of Elk River – ins. 14.73
Elk River Auto Imp. Co – repairs 11.30
Gopher Stamp and Die Co – signs 43.90
Ben Gray – assessor 700.00
George Moos – police 79.20
Robert Kemper – equalization board 6.00
G.R. Bergerson – equalization board 6.00
H.A. Briggs – equalization board 6.00
H.L. Johnson – equalization board 6.00
A.J. Meyer – equalization board 6.00
Uptown Welding – repairs 24.80
Miller-Davis Co – blanks 24.61
Harry Peterson – mowing weeds 32.00
N.W. Bell – phones 35.35
Oliver Michaeau – labor 63.75
Wm Martineau – life guard 6.00
Robt. Dahms – life guard 60.00
Elk River Utilities – June 202.96
Richard Peterson – labor 55.00
Jerry Mullen – lifeguard 144.00
Russell Anderson – labor 3.75
Elk River Public School Rec Program 700.00
Van Duyne Gravel Co – gravel 30.60
Bergeman Funeral Home – Nelson case 45.00
Robert Dahons – lifeguard 40.00
Jerry Mullen – life guard 80.00
Richard Peterson – labor 35.00
Oliver Micheau – labor 39.20
Minn. Fire Ext Co – service 12.00
Meeting adjourned.
H.A. Briggs
Village Clerk
P.S. A letter from Bailey Feed Co suggested that the village dump be open one evening a week to
accommodate persons who are busy all day and can’t go to the dump during the day. There were
other persons who suggested the same thing. This matter was taken up with Mr. Ridel who was
present. He said it was barely worth while to keep on an evening a week as there was not much
activity in the evening during May when the dump was open every evening. Mr. Ridel will take care
of refuse for anyone for $1.25 a month.
H.A. Briggs, Village Clerk
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