The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-08
Official Proceedings
OF The County Board
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
Eebruary 4th. 1929

nv NN t
Motion made by Lesson seconded by Harbo to approve Of same
At IL n. motion made and seconded to recess until 1:ao p m.
At 1:SO p m board resumed
Motion made by Lesson seconded by Harbo to approve OF the e
Motion made by Lesson seconded by Harbo to cancel $3.50 OF the
1928 assessment of H. A. Sutherland, same being an erroneous assess
Motion made by Earbo seconded by Lesson that the December re
port of county treasurer be approved.
Motion made by Leeson seconded by Harbo that the petition for
county aid of Joe Standing, for $500 per month be allowed.
Motion made by Lesson seconded by Harbo that the January re-
port If j. H. Anderson sheriff, be approved.
Mr.. Frank cusker and a number of his neighbors met with the
board in connection with road matters.
Motion made and seconded to recess until 10 {. m. February 9Th.
At 10 O'Clock a. m. February 5h, 1929 the board resumed with all
Mr.. ]. .. Dwyer met with the board.
Motion made by Lesson seconded by Harbo to recess NTH l:50
At 80 p m. board resumed.
allowed $500 county aid.
Motion made by Lesson seconded by Harbo that the following reso-
RESOLVED, That the Board of County Commissioners are dedr-
Gus of availng themselves of their general powers a enumerated in
Section 4465 Subdivision a. of the Revised Codes of 1921 S amended
by Chapter "a Subdivision % of the Twentieth Legislature Assembly
in 81 far a the records are concerned in the county treasuers office
tax deeds not only in Roosevelt county, but in Sheridan county in
which Roosevelt county has an interest and in order to secure the in
formation desired we believe it to be to the best interest OF the county
to employ J. D. Dryer of Lewistown, Montana, to secure the necessary
data and audit the tax accounts, etc. as enumerated in or contract
and fnrtber sal employment from January 1gt, 1929 to June 8Oth, 1881,
at the rate of $4,000 for each any every month between the said last
It was regularly moved by Lesson and seconded by Harbo and
unanimously carried that the preceding resolution be adopted and that
the chairman be authorized to sign the contract for and or behalf of
All members voting AYE"
Motion made and seconded to recess until 10 a. M, February 6h
At 1890 a m. February 9Th, 1929 the board resumed
The following claims ere allowed and ordered paid:
General Fund
w. ] Hardie, clerk and recorder s1666 Sc
Jacob G. seel, deputy clerk and recorder $1,000
G. E. Montgomery, stenographer, clerk and recorder~~-~~-~~~ 1850
Lois Warmbrod, stenographer, clerk and recorder~~~~ 1901
Neil McFarlan, treasurer 1856
John NJ curran, deputy 1888
Mabel Kellogg, stenographer, 1850
Mrs. Ray Doe, stenographer, 10000
Mrs. A. W. Burgess, clerk for treasurer 5000
Florence R. Coulter, deputy assessor 1880
w. c. Hanson, stenographer for assessor 125Oo
Thos. R. Forbes, clerk Of court 5000
Hedwig Tessmann, deputy clerk of court -- 1880
j. H. Anderson, sheriff 1880
Chas. Council. under 10000
John L. Seglias, deputy sheriff 1876
John Iwen,. deputy sheriff S2Oe
John Iwen, deputy sheriff 1929
Marie Tessmann, stenographer, county ttorney-~~~~~ 1000
Margaret Ingiehart, superintendent of schools ~~~~~~~~~~.-~ 10000
Edythe NJ. Balm, stenographer, Co upt-~~-~~~~--- 1880
Arlie NJ Foor, county attorney~ 6o5s
Arlie M Foor, deputy county attorney 242O
Hugh n Marion, deputy county attorney 1oo8c
Poor Fund:
Sara Bushman, widows pension, ~--~--~ $500
Mary Mccormick, widows pension, Feb~~~ 5000
Albert Pwdy, old age pension, 25O2
General Fund:
!. H. Anderson, mileage 1875
] H. Anderson, boarding 10000
Mrs. w. c. Adams, clerk of election soc
American Law Book Co. law book-~~~~ SOC
Burroughs Adding Mach. Co, maintenance machines~ 821o
L. NJ. Clayton, mileage and 46 50
Florence crittendon Home, care of inmate ~~~~~~~~~e~~~~ 1909
CuIbertson searchight, legal publication -.-~~ 5000
Lloyd Chapel witness j. $50
Conrad Damn, refund taxes 2S716
F. L.. Darland, salarymleage, health officer 11478
First State Bank, Froid, premium O Darland bond~~----.~-~ 500
ArHe M. Foor, expenses 21O2 s
Froid Tribune, legal publication $500
Great Northern Ry Co, water, 1000 L
Northern Ry. Co, rent, February $500
Charles Gordon, vital statistics $3.50
Charles Gordon. justice 500
A. S. Hier, legal publication 5000
Arthur Desfeld, witness !. 27O
Charles G. Hawkins, witness j 93O 5
Chas. H. Hambn, supplies and labor 1909 9
Industrial Accident Board, assessment 433 49
John Iwen, mileage 3O46
Mrs. Margaret Inglehart, mileage and expense----. 1914
Kelys Store, supplies SS51
Harry Loyejoy, pictures for sheriff $50
Frank H. Livingston, conducting amfnations~~~-~~~-- 2100I
] Munich, vital statistics SIS
Theo Moe. guarding prisoners. 300
Joseph Montgomery, court banif- -------- 1000
Mt. States Tel & Tel Co, rent and ol-.--..-.------ SO &c s
Power Co, light, January 6365
Mckee Stationery Co, So
A M Poulson, repairs and labor ----- Pile
Martin Poulson, labor 1900
Peterson. witness ] 2O