The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-09-11

to pay the party of Ihe second part
the su moi one hundred dollars
(S100.00) per month, for his services
as Health Officer, and a separate
salary of one hundred fifty ($150.00) |
Dollars per month for such services
as County Doctor; said contract to |
continue for a period Of IL months, |
commencing on the first day Of July !
A. d. 1881 and ending on the 30th |
day of June A. d. 1882.
1T IS UNDERSTOOD AND A
GREED, That all sue hcounty pa
tients shall be brought to the office
of the party of the second part, at
Plentywood. Montana, or 20 he Me-
mortal Hospital at Plentywood, Mon
tana, without any expence on the
part of the party of the second part,
but in extreme cases where the pa
tients are unable to be moved, or
such removal from their homes, or
other places, to Plentywood, would
be dangerous to their lives, then, in
that event, the party Of the second
part, agrees to call upon such pa
tionts at their home, or other place
where hey may be, and in addition
to said salary, the party of the sec
ond part, shall receive 1914 cents
per mile for each and every mile
Travelled, while calling upon end
treating such county patients.
1t shall be understood and agreed
that the party of the second part
may furnish an assistant to perform
such county services, at his own
expense, in cases where he is unable
to attend in person himself.
! WITNSS, Our Hands and Seals,
this 3rd day of August A. d. 1881.
SHERIDAN COUNTY MONTANA,
Party of the First Part.
BY FRANK FRENCH,
Chairman.
v. E. ANKER,
Commissioner.
CARL HANSEN,
Commissioner.
Attest: Niels Madsen,
County Clerk.
J. C. STORKAN, M. D.
Party of the Second Part
At this time the board appointed
committees in the different part of
the county to help farmers prepare
applications for feed loans. The
board would pay necessary expenses
} of such committees.
A petition was presented to the
board asking that the following de-
scribed road be closed and the board
decided that a hearing on said petit
tion be held on September 10, at two
o'clock p. m. The clerk was instruct
ed to have the necessary notices OF
such hearing posted:
Starting at the NV corner of the
mex of Section 8. Township 35
Range SO e. M. M. thence due west
distance Of 760 feet. thence in {
northwesterly course across Section
5, Twp. 35, Range 50 E. M. M. a dis
lance of one mile, more or less "a
the Townsite of Redstone, oMntana
At five o'clock D. m. the board ad
1ourned until 8 o'clock a. m. Angus
4th.
At nine o'clock a m. August al
1881 the board resumed pursuant I,
adjournment made. all members O
the board and the clerk present.
During the forenoon the board con
suited with the Deputy State Exam
iner, Mr.. B. A. Risley, as to count,
finances.
At two O'Clock p. m. the board re
stunned all members Of the board an
the clerk present.
J, At this time several parties an
peared before the board with peti
= tions asking that the board recon
slider lists action of employing d.
Storkan as Poor Doctor, and aslxin
: that DR.. G. M. Hall be appointed q
l. such. After considering the propo
= sition, the board decided that as
- contract had already been entered IN
to and signed, that nothing furthe
Z could be done at this time.
" On motion, the discharge of e
mer Hultgren as deputy sheriff
T. without salary. stationed at Westb,
l. be approved.
le At five o'clock p. m. the board al
journed until 9 o'clock a. m. Angus
a 9Th.
lie At nine o'clock a. m, August ST.
\ 1881, the board resumed, all men
bers Of the board and the clerk pre-,
2, ent.
of During the forenoon the boa,
Is considered the budgets OF the warrior
school districts and high schools
~ the county.
IL At two o'clock p. m. the board +
sumed, all members of the board al
70 the clerk present.
s. At this time several members
III the Taxpayers Association met wi
TX the board and considered the diffe
ent budgets and proposed levies
ct be made for the coming fiscal yes
or lit was considered best that a lie,
ed OF two mills be made for redempti,
of outstanding road warrants. al
ca for Sinking Fund purposes.
Oy At five o'clock D. m. the board a
he journed, until 9 o'clock a. m. Augu
st tn.
n At nine, o'clock a. m. August 6,
he 1881 the board resumed I'LL memhe
or the DOarO ana the clerk present
he On motion the following clair
.pt were allowed paid and the clerk w
'or instructed to draw warrants theI
err fore on the different funds:
aw GENERAL FUND
nd Orval Johnson, two wKs Jani-
he itor work -------------------.------..----- 20
~ Jack Reiger, fixing Kelly
III house 38
Iae Hans p. Madsen, travelling ex-
For pense to Warm Springs --- 80
NO Beryl Pierce, July salary 125
az. Sheridan County Tax. Assn,
,rd Auditing claims ----------------.----- 3S
AN Plentywood Herald, printing
are and Supplies --------------------------- 1877
nfs Gordon Petersen, July salary So
he Elmer GoGoder. labor, claiming
md around court house -------------- 80
lp- Tribune Printing and Sup. Co..
OF supplies ---------------------------
Icb Niels Madsen, petty cash SIS
at Mountain States Tel. and Tel.
lis Co., telephone service -------.---- los
IL. c. Storkan, health officer los
.es. Geo. E. Bolster. re-classifying
eea land A