10-03-1960 VCM
VILLAGE OF ELK RIVER COUNCIL MEETING
October 3, 1960
A regular meeting was held at Village Hall on October 3, 1960.
Members present:
Henry Johnson, Mayor; R.G. Kemper, G.A. Bergerson, August Meyer, Trustees
H.A. Briggs, Clerk was absent. Robert Kemper acted as Clerk. The meeting was called to order by
Mayor Johnon, the minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
LeRoy Toth was present. He asked whether license for small pool table would be the same as for the
regulation size. This was referred to the village clerk.
Herman Sachs asked that his beer license be renewed. Upon motion by Meyers and second by
Bergerson the renewal was approved.
E.L. Shadick and Roy Ryding appeared in regard to the sidewalk in front of the Elk River Hardware
Store. The County Engineer said the walk has sunk about five inches at the curb. The matter will be
checked into by the council.
Al Balow appeared in regard to the plumbing at the liquor store. There were leaks under the bar and
in the toilets. A motion was made by Meyers and seconded by Bergerson that the plumbing be put
in good working order by the Kohl plumbing Co within fifteen days or appropriate action will be
taken by the council. Motion carried. Mr. Balow will contact the architect about the plumbing.
A resolution was made by Bergerson and seconded by Kemper that liquor and beer establishments
in the village abide by the following rules:
No sales after midnight. Close up by 12:15 a.m.
No line music. Carried. A copy of the resolution is to be sent to each licensee.
Robert Barnier asked permission to have the buses park in front of his place of business at times
when they have heavy freight to unload, not as a regular stop. The Council decided to discuss this
with Police Chief Micheau.
Robert Lloyd appeared as an applicant for a job as assistant to Les Derr. He is a gradate of the Elk
River High School and has had some training in drafting and map reading and blue prints. No action
was taken.
Oliver Micheau recommended that buses not be allowed to park on the street in front of Barniers
Confectionary, on account of the traffic hazard.
The following bills were allowed and ordered paid:
Andy’s Electric – labor 6.60
Dares Inc – mdse .85
Elk River Hardware – mdse 15.24
Anthony Burgoyne – sand and gravel 225.00
Star News – printing 33.65
John MacGibbon – services 25.00
Farm Bureau – gas and oil 11.70
Oliver Micheau – extra work 88.75
Geo Moos – police 158.05
Kemper Drug – mdse 2.91
Dr Charles F Brigham – Leroy Lively case 70.00
Wm J Mills – engineer 162.75
Meeting adjourned.
Robt. Kemper
Acting Clerk
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