The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-16

east, what IS commonly known as
the strip.
Election officers appointed were:
Judges-John Hayenga, Clark
Greenup, Ed Groseth.
Clerks-M. E. Seaton, Ross Farm :
er. !
Precinct No. 5, Polling Place No.
at Ossette post Office, composed of
township 80 north range 43 east and
township 33 north range A east, ex-
cept that portion which is not part
of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation,
and is commonly known as the
"strip."
Election officers appointed were:
Judges-R. o. Newcomb, F. E.
Kramer, Carl Hanson.
Clerks-F., w. Miner, F. L. Mick.
Precinct No. S, Polling Place No. S,
at Taylor's School House, composed
of townships 33 and "a North, Range
80 east and west (Wk) half Of town.
ship "a north, range 80 east.
Election officers appointed were:
Judges-A. L. Downing, Henry Bad
er, J. w. Taylor.
Clerks-F. c. Carrico, Ira Taylor.
Precinct No. 7, Polling Place No. 2,
at the Nashua North School House,
composed of township 30 north ranges
AZ and 43 east, township 81 north,
ranges Al, AZ and 43 and township 81
north, ranges Al, AZ and 43.
Precinct No. II, Polling Place No.
2, at Pointers School House, COM
posed of townships % and "a, range
80 east, and townships "a and rs,
range 40.
Election officers appointed were:
Judge-W. H. Patterson, B. B. De-
lay, Geo. w. Pointer.
Clerks-Pete Wittmeier, Chet
Crockett.
Precinct No. IL, Polling Place No.
Il, at Teet's School House, composed
of that part of said precinct, south
of township line, between townships
25 and 26.
Election officers appointed were:
Judges-Joe Teets, J. z. Powers, l..
w. Gibson.
Clerk-Wm. Knipe.
The following taxes were recon-
mended for cancellation by Treasurer
Patten:
Joe Wallette, assessment 1915
amount $5497, P. SO L. 3.
Margaret Carman, assessment 1914,
amount s18.61, P. So L. II.
On motion, said taxes are hereby
ordered cancelled.
On application, Janitor Fred Will
hanson, was granted 60 days leave
of absence and w. A. Baynham, is
appointed to act as Janitor during
his absence.
At o'clock p. m. on motion, Board
adjourned until 10 o'clock a. m., June
9th, 1916.
Attest: Chairman
w. B. SHOEMAKER,
Clerk.
At 10 o'clock a. M, June 9th, 1916
Board of County Commissioners o.
Valley County, Montana, resumed, al
members and the clerk present.
S. C. Moore, Secretary, Vale!
County Fair Association, appeared be
fore the Board requesting an appro
priation of 100000 be made for us'
in improvements for the Valley Coun
ty Fair, September 7, and 9, 1916
On motion made and carried it wa
ordered that the sum of $1,000.0O, i
hereby set aside for the Valley Coun
ty Fair for 1916.
Petition for polling place at Hunte
School House was laid over for rea
son that it included territory situat
ed in two voting precincts and woul
necessitate the changing of boundar
les, which can not be done in an cleo
tion year.
: A petition for the creation of Ju
dicial Township to be known a
, "Thoeny Township" was presented t
the Board and having been found t
contain the signatures of fifty citizen
residing within the boundaries of sal
proposed Township, on motion Q
Baylor, seconded by Anderson, Thoen
Township with boundaries as herein
after described, is hereby created an
+. petition granted.
Thoeny Judicial Township, wit
. boundaries as follows: Beginning a
: the northwest corner of township 3
, north range 35 east, thence east
the northeast corner of township 3
= north range 81 east, thence south o
range line to the southeast corner {
!, township 35 north range 81 eas'
= thence west to the southwest corne