The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-06-25
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s1i AgIl0[ Dr5ered cancelled as this was
ll-',--one0us assessment
rsAssEEE
EUIhoOll..-r the County Treasurer was
Oh IAO,. ~ transfer S225.OO from the
s1.iol r. s,rd to the State EXAMINERS
GeIsra.s ! -revnent Of examiner fees
F.ld lot
N 1926.
,syoyrRACT FOB
gyy11ErTY AGENT u--+..,
c0gh+ ra,Ior Director of EXtenSon
81 e tbe state Agricultural College
hLe before the Board IN REGARDS
Hl5s1- county Agents Budget. ana az
g -l discussion a contract was
tr SOM T. tro years, with an increase
Eg-sl ~ AGENTS salary Of $4,000 per
.--7TroN PRESENTED TO
~ Road CLOSED
AAtA p,6s appeared before the Board
4l. -'--er+ed q petition to have part
go -osd leading to the light plant
&. y m motion action on same was
-r.- 10 a later meeting.
.--...-,7ssrONERs TO ENFoRCE
srFOOL LAWS. .-.--z.-4 ,riaz
4l5 .Csered before the Board in re-
-l = having the County Commits
Ei.-s erforce the School Laws in re-
~. M the Schedules made Tor trans
-...ior on motion, the County At
80 Was instructed to proceed with
y ,,ss against the school board at
Dsa7iew. .-,- ,~oon Tho BOARD ad-
..--,ai until 200 o'clock 7. N.
80 ~ Ind o'clock P. H., the Board re-
- r.r-uaut TO recess taken, all
Ella. -5s-s If the Board and the Clerk
F' Se notion. \. SIetteback, clerk il
-.-.r-ar.s Office. was granted an in
-.ss II salary of $1,000 per month.
75sTE OF DoOLEE
~. 5-Iagation of farmers from NORTH
suo-r4v appeared the Board in re
20 = having decided where a roaC
--d r. built across township 81, r
4 alter a very lengthy discussion, OF
--.-r II was decided that the Count!
s--ayor should meet with Commit
= from that territory and that the!
.r,I5 decide where the road should b.
LEO BRADY
GIVEN FENCE
IN motion, Mr. Leo Brady was grant
3 go rods Of fencing, Mr.. BraQ'
,.rsed to do the work Of erecting tn
TRANSFORMATION
GRANTED MRS. MILLER
NJ. Alvena Miller of PlentywOOd ap
rssrsd before the Board and asked tn
Barl 10 furnish her the necesSar
rsnsrortation so that she could leav
te State.
ASSESSMENT LISTS
ORDERED PRINTED
On motion. all members concurrin@
j 81 3
Lists should be printed again TIN
year and a COPY mailed to each taXpay
q and the County Assessor was II
gucted to proceed with the work
once
BUDGETS
PRESENTED
Tbe budgets for the different count
Offices and agencies were presented an
hg Clerk was instructed to have san
published July 18th, 1925, at ~
o'clock r. NJ. was set for the time Il
allowing or disallowing said budgets.
On notion the following Judges ar
Clerks we're appointed for the Primal
Election which will be held in the d1
irnt Precincts Of Sheridan County
August Ord, 1925:
Westby Precinct No. Judge
Walter Olson, Westby, Henry
Reuter-, Westby; Geo. F. Freislebe
Westby. Clerks: A. M. Ditmarso
Wesley; B. Larson, Westby. PolliI
Place: Fire Hail.
Westby Precinct No. 2-Olivir
Snnerud, Westby; E. May Mile
NesJby; Geo. L. Onstad, Westb
Clerks: Joseph D. Morrison, Westb
lTl Norman Rostad, Westby. Pc
ing place: Customs House.
Westby Precinct No. 3-Judge
Gust Stubbe, Westby; Seigne Alfl
a Enger, Westby; Ralph Lining,
Nestby Clerks: Paul Hultgrt
Bestby; Edward F. Hass, WestI
Folng place: Otto E. Enger plac
AeElrOy Precinct No. 4-Judg,
Aartn Nereson, Westby; Peter DE-
en- Westby; A. w. Overgaard, Me-
10Y Clerks: H. L. Dunsdon, Com
own; Odin NJ. Lutnes, Westby. Pr
-g place: School House.
Vomertown Precinct No. 5-Judg
levin Helseth, Westby; Ernst Gre
.'nertown; Tom Brockley, Com
Tg1; Christ Petersen, COmertov
I. EersOn, ComertOwn. Cler
seler ?. Bruvold, Westby; M.
S4.e'en, ComertOwn. Polling pla
4 NhOOl House.
DoOley, Precinct No. 6-Judg
yeaI0n ]. Cooper, Dooley; w. D. D
~ DOoley; Fred R. Decker, DOol
a N: Eaton, Dooley; Matte NJ
S- Dooley. Clerks: Geo. C. Ep
.oaey; Geo. Leibach, Dooley. P
place: School house.
NJ raymond, Precinct No. 7.-Jude
S Sal Nordby, Raymond; Louis
---Se' Plentywcod; John Keller, F
-.l9i Samson ]. Walkeden, +
p r clg L. w. Hannah, Raym,
|en is: William Heron, RaymC
. S s-'llF \, Wankle, Dooley. Pol
p outlook. Precinct No. 6-Jud,
0 i-,sIe% Nestle, Outlook; Mabel Tt
r --..oOA; Martin Homme. Quit
~ As' W. n. Goodlaxon, Outl
- ~ = Mills, Outlook. Pol
% AZ, outlook Lbr. Co. Office.
b N.Y. OI'I [, Precinct No. 9-Jud
II O- .-I n Ford, Outlook; N. ]. Ne
Cox .eok Agnes Prim, Quit
Es,e es ,Jannette Larsen, Quit
IA 3D.. Valdez, Outlook. Pc
"1 0 Suver's Hall.
a. I9ok Precinct No. 1O-Ju5
o-,I,lS5t oner, Outlook; John H. I
Peter 4 Luella Cosper, Out
OSsoo,;S.u ul, Outlook; E. E. Co
M "a, Clerks; Andrew II. Al
asS 04BaS G9k H. ]. Shirtliff,
E,I'. Polling place: John Wul
q = old place. ' " -
Efs~ e f Precinct No. 11.-Ju,
d. iii y. hurst, Daleview; F. w. ]
Dss @eeeast6One; Lloyd c. Bantz.
Re-. Polling Place: Town H
Asa Fs' on Precinct No. 12.1Ju
d. Fsb barnes, John w. Bucklin.
Osrls.e-l; +. J. Sherry. Elmer r
hight F \ G. Westerberg. Sa
ArcS.. rolling Place: School I
] Archer; Lars Fiske. On
sar5a ss po'ga3, Archer. Clerks:
P.srty,Sl, Archer; Geo Abe,