2013 Kanabec County Treasure Hunt

If the token was in trouble or needed a hand, it would call the Kanabec County Sheriff’s Office because they serve best within Kanabec County lines.

If the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency was soliciting residents to keep the Snake River Watershed clean, they would call and ask the token to be mindful of dumping on streets or in nearby lakes and streams.

If the token had a question about his school district’s buses passing on his street, it could contact Gary Gauffin

If it were campaign season, a bumper sticker for Knox or Brown wouldn’t make sense, but one for Saumer or Lourey would fit right in.

If the token had a political sign on display instead, it would have been for Faust or Wiener.

If the token needed to dig a ditch, well or other pit, it would have to consult Gene Carda of his soil and water conservation district.

If the token had input for the County Board of Commissioners, it could pass the message on through Kathi Ellis.

If township roads were looking lovely, the token could compliment Randy Golly.

If the token wanted to write a letter to his mayor, he wouldn’t address it to Ardner, Nilson or Miller.

If after a day of work in city hall Gordon Gullixon needed relief, the token might meet him out back.

If the token needed to get out of the rain, under the eve of the Quamba City Hall outhouse is where it’s at.

The token is hidden under the eve of the outhouse behind the Quamba City Hall.