The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-08-15
Commissioners Proceedings
Continued from preceding page)

L. A. Storm, groceries, Ed Lynd 1000
Traders State Bank. rent, Manning 1000
Volt Nero. Co., groceries, Hence $500
J. C. DeWane, SAL CO. physician 1000
J {. Dewane, care of poor ,s4s5
Kelsey Transfer, fuel Bruce 1000
c. G.. Collins, foreman 1906
Poplar Lbr. & Implt Co. material 257s
FARM BUREAU FUND:
Marvin Cooper, labor for co. agent 75O
Elizabeth Hart, demonstration agent 4S.3s
Elizabeth Hart, demonstration agent 22sSS
A. W. Warden, June sal. co. agent 14OO 90
A. w. Warden mileage and expense 1861
GroganRoblnson Lbr. Co, material s75
A. E. Ramps, grandstand, fair 2,4255O
SINKING FUND:
County Treasurer, sinking fund inv. $500
GENERAL FUND:
CThe following claims were approved July 16, 1900
George Lesson, per diem and mileage 1918
Wolf Point Herald, printing 1850
George Lesson, viewing roads ss75
BRIDGE FUND: co.
F. f. Rathert cleaning bridge site $780, 90
Motion made and seconded that the bond of M. J. Peterson in
the sum of 100000 with Willis Inman and VIM. Mcbride was
No further bidders appearing to purchase property at the lot
sale the sale was closed at 500 2. m.
dance to be held at the Missouri river bridge for a period # 6 months months
commencing July 9th, 1880 and expiring on Feb. 9th, 1881, was al
lowed on motion by Harbo seconded by Lesson
Board adjourned at 6 p m. to resume at 10 q. m. July 9Th, 1880.
Board resumed at 10 q m. July 9Th, 1880, with all members
improvements on Lots 1914 Block 5 Orig. Poplar were ordered
cancelled for reason that building had been removed from the prem
Monthly and quarterly report of the county treasurer was on
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was approved and allowed in the sum of $500 per month.
Dance hall license was granted to Ted Mitchell for a public
dance hall at the Missouri river bridge for a period of 6 months
commencing July Sh, 1880, and terminating Feb. 8th, 1881.
Mrs. E W. Buchholz was appointed as deputy registrar for
Seips precinct.
shernfs report for June was approved.
Old age pension for $500 per month was granted Frank P
Parsons of Cubertson.
County aid of Mrs. Mergel was increased to $40 90 per month
for three months.
Application of Mrs. Gust Johnson for county aid va allowed
in the sum of $500 per month for a indefinite period.
Board recessed at 1900 to resume at 1870 p M
Board resumed at 1:3O p m all members and the clerk present
Road petition No. 205 was acted on and Surveyor Carey and
Commissioner Young were appointed a viewers.
Road petition No. 200 was acted upon and county surveyor and
the board were appointed as viewers.
Road petition No. 2O6 was acted upon and the county surveyor and
The board we're appointed as viewers.
Road petition No. 2O7 was acted upon and the county surveyor and
he board were appointed as viewers.
Road petition No. 2OS was acted upon and the county surveyor and
he board were appointed as viewers.
Road petition No. POS was acted upon and the county surveyor
and the board were appointed as viewers.
Road petition No 21O was acted upon and the county surveyor
md George Lesson were appointed as viewers.
The budgets of the various officers and the board of county
commissioners were presented for approval.
Board adjourned at 5 p m. to resume at IL: 100 a. m. July 16, 1890
". L. YOUNG, Chairman
\ S. HER, Clerk.
July Is. 1896.
SPECIAL BOARD MEETING
Board resumed at 10 a m. July 18th. 1890 with all members and
be clerk present.
Matters pertaining to county affairs were discussed until ~ N.
then Board recessed until 1870 r. m.
AT 1870 p n. Board resumed and proceeded to conduct regular
ank; Traders State Bank, Poplar; Farmers State Bank, Bainyfle:
irst National Bank, Wolf Point; and First State Bank Of Froid were
The budgets of the county officers and the different county
udgets were made out, checked and presented to the Board.
Justice of the peace Chas. Gordon of Wolf Point and Justice of the
z. B. Kepinger of Banvine were named to ct a S a canyassing
to assist the clerk and recorder in canvasang the primary elec
on vote o n Monday, July 2st, $780,
NO further business appearing, the Board adjourned.