The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-04-10

CUNllIIIOOlUIVEN
PROCEEDINGS
A
Tor Gleason .-----.---------.-----..-----. 5000 |
State Tub. Sanitarium, sup
plies for patients ----..-----.... 6.5O /
Emma Kembestad, house rent
., for Mrs. M, Paulson ..,,.--.. $3.50
Sher. Mem. Hosp, rent and
care of patients ---.---....-.-..... 285.sO
>. I. FaWcett, prof. services 1880
X. y. M. EhlerS, prof. services $500 |
1ngwalson Co.. supplies for M.
Smith ------------..-.....-...-.. 2O.4O
Mrs; Mann .--------.........,,. 1900
Mrs. Mary E. Miller, care of
], o. o'Grady .-,--,.-..-,.- $500
e. c. Peterson. supplies for
poor ------------------.-.-..-..-.-..- $500
N. w. Service Store. supplies
TOT Keller ----------..---- 1851
L. N. Francis. supplies for
poor $500
f. j. Ehrhardt. supplies for
Ruggles ..-..-.....-.--.....- 1888
B. l. Miller prescriptions-------- $50
J. M. Staen, coal for poor. 6.86
EdW; Stubban. supplies for G..
oTII $500
X w Dickey supplies for
Fallon -.---..----.-.-.. 1900
n Maosen, petty cash -----.- 1000
f. Crittenden Home, care of
inmates ----.-....-..-. 1000
FARMERS and Merchants st.
Bank. advance to w. White 35.OOl
j. Z. Storkan, prof. SEW. 1880
Geo. Leibach. supplies for La
n 1880
for Foley .......-.. 1900
wary II. miller, Widows pen. 1900
James Molly, old age pension 1000
BRIDGE FUND
Peterson Co., bolts ............. .4OI
Frank Raymond, bridge work 600
Sam Walkeden, bridge work. 44.OO
T. w. Hannah, bridge work. 1880
Henry A. HID cement .....-...... 74.35I
ART Pqpry, b. -dge work ---------. $500
Bert Heron, gas -................ 2.13I
OLAF Nordby, bridge supplies 2.SSI
LIBRARY FUND
Ruth L. Johnson, Feb. SAIL. 1880
FRANK Dlonne. Feb. sal. ---------..- 1000
A. d. McClurg, books for lib. 1906
Niels Madsen,( petty cash $500. 2.O2
| Gaylord Bros. Inc, library
supplies ---,--,..'.,.--...-......... 11.9O
Mae Grave, salary ..---.---.-..---.--- 1900
Mt. st. Tel. & Tel. Co. rentals 400
9. Scribners Sons, books 40
]. M. Stoen, coal for library 1922
| city OF Plentywood, water 500
GOPHER FUND
Med. Lake Wave advertising 48O
Hoffman LaRoche Inc,
strychnine ....-.---.-..--...---.....-.. 640.43
Niels Madsen, petty cash -. 76.44
Standard Oil Co., oil for go
pher poison --...-...--........,-.... $3.50
Plentywood Herald, advertising 4.SO
On motion the following claim was
disallowed in full:
Archie Mann, witness fee $500 $40
REPORTS APPROVED
On motion the monthly reports for
the month of February 1881 of the
Sheriff. Clerk of Court and Clerk
and Recorder and the Clerks trial
balance for the month of January,
1881. were approved.
At II o'clock noon the board re-
cessed until 200 o'clock p. m At 2
o'clock p. m. the board resumed. all
members of the board and clerk
| present.
OATS FOR GOPHER POISON
ACCEPTED
On motion the bid of Chas. Klisis
for oats for gopher poison in the
amount of SIS cents per bushel was
accepted.
HEARING OF APPEAL
At this time the board removed to
| the court room to proceed with the
J hearing on an appeal taken from the
decision of the superintendent of
schools in denying the creation of a
new school district out of parts of
districts 1920 and 80. The board
| listened to the different parties in
terested until 500 o'clock p. m. at
which time the board adjourned I'M
| til 8 o'clock a. m March 5th.
A nine o'clock, a. m. March 5, 1881
the board resumed all members of
the board an dthe clerk present.
DECISION ON APPEAL
At this time the board discussed
the appeal heard the day before and
the board decided to sustain the de-
cision of the superintendent of
schools in denying the petition for
creation of a new district. The board
recommended that school district No.
20 provide satisfactory school facil-
tiles for the children in the south
west part Of District No. 20.
On motion the following securities
were approved as security for funds
on deposit with the following banks:
Farmers and Merchants State bank
County Warrants, $4,556.85
Security State Bank. Outlook,
county warrants, $966.63.
First National Bank, Reserve, COM
mercial bond, 100000.
At this time the board discussed
with the county treasurer the COM
plants made by the state examiner
as to the balance in the redemption
fund, tax deed suspense fund am
unfinished business fund, and the
treasurer informed the board that
distribution of these funds were now
being made and that all requests
made by the state examiner would
be completed shortly.
On motion the county treasurer
was granted leave of absence from
the state on March and 8, 1881.
On motion Commissioner Anker
from the state for a period of three
days, beginning March 20, 1881.
On motion upon application of
Hans p. Madsen, sheriff of Sheri-
dan county, Montana the board of
county commissioners hereby per-
mits the said Hans P. Madsen as
such sheriff and any of his deputies
to leave the state of Montana when
on off1cial business pertaining to
his office and in the performance of
his official duties, however. for no
longer period than sixty DAYS.
On motion the following resolution
was introduced and adopted:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, The construction Of a
new bridge is contemplated across
the Missouri river at Culbertson.
Montana, into Richland County; and
WHEREAS, 1t would serve the
people of Sheridan county and the
general public to a better advantage
that the Regina-Mexican highway
would extend directly south from
the Culbertson bridge through Rich
land county to Sidney and Glendive,
Montana, the same being a nearer
and more feasible route to the
south;
BE 1T RESOLVED, BY the board
Of county commissioners of Sheridan
county, Montana, that we hereby pc
tition the United States Bureau of
Federal roads to construct said high
way, which is a part of the Regina
Mexican highway directly south
from the nrnnosed C11lhartrn,, hridnro