The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-09-27

William Drabbs, foreman Of Mix
ing plant o%V
Scott and Snyder, sacks for
~grasshopper bait ............ 400
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co., labor for
g%rasshopper bait ............. $50
Markle Transfer Co, supplies ..21.5
Northern Montana Seed Growers,
bags for g%rasshopper bait -. 22J
Meeting adjourned. .
September 18th. meeting r~econvened
all members being present. There nav
ing been a meeting called by the Stat'
Board of Equalization to hear com
nIaints of the Glasgow Realty Co., tn,
board met with the State Board
hearing, and submitted evidence show
ing why they believed the present as
sessment should stand.
Mr.. o. r. McCleery was appointed
to represent Valley County on the
Library Board for one year.
Road Petition No. 1929 was presented
for a road extending between sections
10. 10. T. IS n. Range 80 r. and sec
tions %, %, and SO 4. SO n. Range 30
r. NJ. NJ. Maurice Arnold and Man
son Bailey were appointed viewers.
An administrative determination gov
erning County's reservation of Gas and
Oil Rights on NJ of Section 2 q.
II 81. f. VI. NJ. was signed, and re-
corded in 81 MRE Page 5S7-5SS.
Two International Model Trucks
were ordered advertised for sale to be
held October 18th, at 10 A. NJ. as fol
lows:
One 1898 International. Model DS-3o.
1873" Wheelbase. equipped with 5000
tires, rear duals 32x6xl0 ply front,
chassis and cab with oil filter and
heater. ~
One 1888 International, Model DS-30
Chassis and Cab, with 32x6x10 ply
tires with oil filter and heater.
The above trucks have been ap-
praised at the Ceiling price.
Meeting adjourned.
September 18th. the board met as a
welfare board, all members. the Clerk,
Welfare Worker, Willetta Smith. n
Field man John Murphy being present.
Mr. Joseph Holland met with the
Hoard relative q recovering part of
the cost OF burying Campbell family
Of mother and 0 Il children. The
Board ordered the matter laid over
for 30 days to zee what solution
could be worked ont.
Minutes OF the last welfare meeting
were read and approved.
willetta Smith. Child Welfare
Worker, read a narrative report TO the
Board. report was accepted and
ordered filed.
Old Age assistance grants were re-
viewed and changes were ordered made
The following claims on the Poor
Fund were audited and approved:
Industrial Accident Board. prem
County Physicians salary
nr. c. II. Larson ............. 5000
Dr.. #. L. Cockrell ........... 5000
n " II Dad m m
$4,000
Income Tax Deductions -. AGO
Checks Drawn ............. $3.50
Lawrence Luke, care of County
charges lOUo
Montana Power Co., electric serv-
ice 10
State tuberculosis San
itarinm. care of inmates ...... 9S.+S
Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph Co.. service ........ 1913
Cash. transient transpor-
tatton O.S
welfare charges ............ ZIG
Savewav Store. groceries ........ 1000
County charges ............. 1O7.5O
Orphans Home. care Of in
mates 1000
Union. services ........ LEO
Department of Public Welfare.
payroll. expenses ...........1,4l9.S2
)~eaconess Hospital, care of in
mates 6s0.40
elisabeth Eliason, cash grant . . 1000
I'd Henle, lash grant .......... $500
frs. John Hopstad. cash grant . $500
Ida Koski, cash grant 80. 1000
frs. Rena Luckey, cash grant . . j. Z"
frs. Martha Miller, cash grant . . $500
'ete Randolph. cash grant 80. 1000
fugh ~Seelberg, cash grant -. 1900
irs. Emma +. Woodland, cash
grant 1000
Home for the Aged, care