The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-03-16

Tyler, R. G., February per
diem and mileage ....-............. 44.8C
ROAD FUND
Connolly Machinery Co., ma
chine repairs --..-...........-...--.- SIC
Connolly Machinery Co., ma
chine repairs -....-.....-.............. 31.35
Tobin, VIM. J., road work.. 500
Thomson, Melvin, repairing road
machinery --.--........-.................. $3.50
Monarch Lumber Co., material
for culvert .-.-.----.....----.......-.... 11.75
Chandler, Marion, repairing
road machinery ....-....-.----.-....- $3.50
POOR FUND
Tangvald, Mrs. Emily, March
widows pension .---....--.....-... 5000
Moller, Mrs. A., March widows
pension .--..-...-.....--.....--....... $500
Kurtz, Mrs. Sadie, March wild
owls pension .-....--..--..-..,..-,--.- 5000
Paske, Mrs. Lillian, March wild
owls pension ...-..------......-......-, $500
Waller, Mrs. Ida, March wild
Ow's pension ..-..---.-.,.-.......-.-.... $500
Larsen, Mrs. K, March wild
owls pension ....--...-..-.-...-.....-.. $500
Wagnild, Mrs. E., March wild
owls pension .-.--.-.......--.. 5000
Mrs. Ethel,s March
widows salary ........... 1000
Mrs. Thora, March
widows pension ........-......-...... 5000
Richardson, Mrs. F., March
widows pension ........,...-......--. 5000
Carl, care Martin Oh.
son --...---....-..-....-.--..-.... 60.0O
Byrd. Helen, assigned claim
Mrs. Robt. Beigh !. .--......-.... I4.28|
Antelope Mere. Co., suppliess
for poor charges -................... 1900
Fransen & BOrley, supplies for
poor charges ..........---........-...... 1000
Sells, Dr., February salary. 10000
KarlsOn, Karl j., supplies for
poor charges -.........--......--......-. $500
Berger Larsen, supplies for
poor charge ~ ....-. -. -. $500
McNulty, C. F., milk for poor
charge .---..---..--...---........-.,. 7.25
Collins, o. j., board, Dave
Thompson .-------.-..---....-.-..-.. -221.25
Forman, Fred, supplies for poor
charges G m
At this time the County Supt. of
Schools appeared before the Board
n regard to the children of the Aid
ridge family being unable to attend
school regularly due to financial con-
iitiOns existing in the family. Mo-
ion of Commissioner Lundeen that
his family be allowed $4,000 for a
period Of months to enable the child
zen to attend school regularly was
ost for want of a second.
At II o'clock noon, on motion, the
Board recessed until 200 o'clock
?. M.
At 200 o'clock P. NJ, the Board
pursuant to recess taken, all
Members and the Clerk present.
Commissioners Ibsen moved that
lain of J. C. Gronvold against the
General Fund in the amount S193.O6,
or services as Clerk in the County
'reasurer's Office, be disallowed in
ull; said motion was thereupon sec
nded by Commissioner Tyler and
arried, the vote resulting as follows:
Commissioner Ibsen yes,
Commissioner Tyler, yes, and
Commissioner Lundeen, no.
The following resolution was intro
uced and on motion adopted:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, on the 10th dav of
April, 1913, a certain contract for
eed grain entered into by and be-
ween one Stanley Elder and Sheridan
'ounty, Montana, was filed in the Of
ice Of the County Clerk & Recorder
S file number $40, files of Sheridan
'ounty, Montana, by which said con-
ract Sheridan County was purported
o acquire a lien upon and against
he following described land: S IL Of
he SW Ia, Sec. 3, NE IA of Sec.
o and the w IL NV IA, Sec. 1877
9, in the sum of $4,000, and
WHEREAS, the said Stanley Elder
S not the owner of the NV IA, Sec.
o and the w IL NV IA, Sec. 11-37-
g, in the sum of S372.O0, and
WHEREAS the said Stanley FL
Ter is not the owner of the NV Ia,
Sec. 10 or the SW IA of Sec. 3-87-
10, above described, and has no in
crest therein, and
WHEREAS, said contract for seed
grain above mentioned constitutes a
loud against the owners title to said
'eal estate, namely the NV IA, Sec.
%, SW IA, Sec. 3-37-49, and in the
opinion Of this Board should be re-
moved;
NOW THEREFORE BE 1T RE-