The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-12-28
Sheridan County
Commissioners Proceedings

me board Oh O0''-''y
n ~ in regular session, all members
~ 40 board and the clerk pres
S Trpd Kelm Of Outlook appeared
,.tore the board and asked for a
~ connecting his land with the
'. @ntv road. The following was
j ,...iared to be a public highway:
So'ri~riar at the southwest corner
.Js.oction 80, township thirty-sev-
roroe fifty-two, thence east one
S I, thence north one mile to con-
.a,f with county road No. 500.
The board spent the balance of
he afternoon considering poor
cit. The board ordered a !
n,ciaI meeting called for Dec, 6.
At5 o'clock p. m. the board adj
armed until 9 o'clock a. M, Dec. !
At q o'clock a. m, Dec. 4, the
Mard resumed, all members of the
b,ard and the clerk present.
On motion, the following securi- /
fes were approved as security fo2
county funds on deposit with First
National Bank of Reserve: Coun-
~ warrants. S3,O77.62.
At this time the board examined
al. securities held by county from
he different banks and they were
found to be as follows: j!
First National Bank and Trust
Co.. Helena, U. S. treasury bonds,
S5,OQO.OO; State of Montana, S40,-
OOO.O0; commercial bonds, $45,-
10000.
Fir-t Nationel Bank, Reserve,
county warrants, $18,619.38; COM
mercial bonds, $19,3OO.OO.
Security State Bank, Plenty
wood, county warrants, S17,444.S7;
U. s. treasury bonds, S15,0OO.OO;
Sheridan county bonds, 100000.
On motion. the county superin-
tendert Of schools was granted
leave Of absence from the state for
me day, Dec. 8, 1884.
On motion, the assessor was
granted leave of absence from
the state for one day, Dec. II, and
the county treasurer was granted
leave of absence from the state for
one day, Dec. IL.
At p o'clock, noon, the board
recessed until 2 o'clock p. m. At
o'clock p. m. the board resumed,
all members Of the board and the
clerk present.
On motion, the following claims
we're allowed paid and the clerk
instructed to draw warrants there
for;
General Fund
Employees, November salaries.
2.565O1.
May Farris, November salary,
$500.
Knute HOvet, registering elect
os, SITS.
Henry Valdez, registering elect
orS, $500.
W. Thorkildsen, registering cleo
tors, $S.75.
3. 0. Sorvick, registering cleo
tors, 1925.
M. L. ROstad, registering cleo
tors, $2.25.
J. S. Olsness, registering cleo
tors, SITS.
c. W. Nelson, registering cleo
brg, 1925.
Carl Nelson, registering electors,
A75.
George N. Lund, registering ell
EtOrs, $3.50.
D. A. Lobdell, registering cleo
ars. S2.25.
A. Lindquist, registering cleo
rs. 1925.
Chris Jensen, registering cleo
~s. Sips.
Henry A. Hill, registering cleo
Tors, $3.50.
C. S. Faaborg, registering cleo
his, $3.50.
Peter Degen, registering electors
R. w. Dickey, registering cleo
n S1.75.
Elf G. Anderson, registering
Actors, $3.50.
]. w. Mckee, building, $500.
Niels Madsen, petty cash, $780,
Robert L.. Wheeler, salary for
November, $125.OO.
Riba Land Co., office rent, SO.
A. R. Rice, November salary,
e75O
5000.
Hans P. ,Madsen, board Of pris-
oers, $1.5O.
Hans P. Madsen, mileage, s26.-
Ted storaasli, coal, $500.
T. ". Mills, rent of polling
CIyde L. Potter, fixing election
'ooths, S..
/. P. Foster, 2 stoves. SIS.
A, c. Erickson, October and No
',iOer salary, 500.
L. 6. zeidler, supplies, S5S.S5.
,, .s.e and Towne Mfg. Co., in
'Ecting locks, $3.50.
s !. Kurtz, mileage, $32.57.
!, cty Of PlentywoOd, water, $15.-
Industrial Accident Board, as
s,sments. 1898.
:. s. Koser, expense. s12.12.
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