The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-06-26

feldt's hall: Judges. +. E. Cowan. E
Van Alstine and Chas. Murray.
District No. II, Box Elder-schoo
house: Judges. J. a. Bartlett, l.. {
Stocker and H. L. Brough.
District No. Is. Chester-schoo
house: judges. B. B. Weldy. Davi,
Dutro and Il. f. Loranger.
District No. IA. Gold Butte-towI
hall: Judges. Ira Brown. A. Cook AM
District No. Is. vhitlash-tow,
hall: judges. A. c. Strobe, NJ. c
Price and W. n. Porter.
District No. 16, Lucille-Beatric
postotfice: Judges, Louis Mumper
Il. Il. Lyle and j. Munsey.
District No. II. Valleaux-schoo
house: Judges, Luc Vendette, Rober
Thompson and C.. Nostman.
District No. IS, Perrysburg-Snow':
house: judges, Donald Kerr, HERNIA,
Maurer and Joseph Wood.
District No. 10, Fort Benton-Grea'
Northern hotel, judges, j. F.. Murphy
G. L. King, w. S. Stocking, Malcon
Morrow and r. S. C%ulbertson.
District No. 20. Marias-schoo
house: judges, E. Chappell, j. Wolf
and A. L. Sutherland.
District No. q, Upper Highwood-
town hall: judges, John THAN, Milton
Nottingham and Joseph STREET.
District No. %, Buckland-school
house: Judges, II. w. auckland. Chas.
Thompson and H. c. Lying.
District No. %. Shonkin-school
house: judges, X. Ragland. VIM.
Bryant and G. Connolly.
District No. "a, Steele-postoffice:
judges. E. Wilson. q. j. Holmer and
Lew Williams.
District No. Is. Phillips-Phillips
home ranch: judges. B. NJ. Phillips,
Oscar Wendell and Robert Brown.
District No. %, Libby-Libby &
Merrill's: judges, Maurice Jensen, f.
Boyd and j. Stilwell.
District No. p. Upper Shonkin-
school house: judges, John Postill.
H. A. Nottingham and Frank Merger.
District No. %. Circle ranch-Circle
ranch house: Judges. a. Brauson. J..
George and Herman Brinkman.
District No. %. Belmont-Coburn's
home ranch: judges. Horace Brewster,
4. c. Taylor and w. D. Coburn.
District No. 80, Basin-school
house: Judges. John kinsella, John
DesRosier and Edward Lawler.
District No. 81. Ragland-o!d Pugs-
ley ranch: Al. Daulton and Wearn
Rowe.
District No. -, Simpsons
store: judges. NJ. Marshall, Ernest
Simpson and L. L. Smith.
District No. 80. Lee-Narias school
house: Judges, J. p. Lee. Z. Harris
and Homer Shepherd.
District No. "a. Maddux-school
house: judges. w. 5. Young, j. Nj.
Raas and r. P. FELTON,.
District No. So. Riedel-school
house: judges, E. Riedel. \. Moore
and Albert Williamson.
District No. So. sand CIias-Fog-
arty's house: Judges. Ed. Fogar,y,
Frank Wickizer and John Brown.
District No. 81, Galata-G arre.t :
Hawley and w. p. Turner.
house: Judges, j. f. sharpies. j. G.
Cronk and n. Wolary.
District No. 80, Avery-Murray's
house: Judges, Frank Murray, S. A.
Brockway and j. Talbert.
District No. 40, Gildford-Schwart
store: judges. j. A. Rose, H. L..
otllN utlL anu d. w . nose.
District No. Al, Zortman-Miner's
Union hall: judges, l.. S. Goslin. w.
kelliman and j. Blevins.
District No. ~, Nichols-D. Nichols
house: Judges, d. Nichols, c. c. Isam
and M. J. Legg.
District No. 10, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
house: Judges, John Monroe, John 7.
Sheath and James Connolly.
District No. A., Alma-postotice:
Judges, j. d. Taylor, Frank Laird
and Hiram Christensen.
District No. IS, East Butte-hotel:
Judges, Lars Embretson, j. +. Hamil-
ton and John Austin.
The board then adjourned until ,
O'Clock p. III.
Board met at > o'clock p. N. and
audited the following bills:
Caseheer, road work ........,...S 3. IS
David Cline, acknowledgements. II Is
Thomas Eidam, nursing .............. 80 ~
John ShaugnesSy, burial of pauper.....,. 4S IS
ID. ), >moot, professional services ....... 80 %
disallowed Sl5.oo.
l.. L. Haywood, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30 %
I j Rush, digging ID 90
Alex Ross, railroad fare advanced ,......, IS 05
The report of the sheriff for the
quarter ending May 81. was APP
proved.
The official bond of Maurice Mont
gOmery, drainage commissioner. was
approved.
The proceedings of the Chouteau
County Agricultural Fair commission
were approved.
The bonds of the First National
bank of Chinook. Stockmen's Nation
al bank of Fort Benton. the Security
State bank of iiavre and the First
National bank of Harlem, covering
county fund, We're approved.
In the matter OF the location of the
county high school, Havre having
presented the only petition for a loca-
ton, the board ordered that Havre be
placed on the official ballet.
Whereas the county a sales rec
ords shows that in 1903, u certain
property in Decelles' second Havre
addition was enormously assessed.
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