The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-10-18

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montana Dakota Utilities Co.
Frazer street lights ........ 1876;
CITY OF Glasgow. water service.
county mix plant .......... 1.2.
Montana Power Co, electrical
service for grasshoper bait
Nj I'd
Miss0ula Mercantile Co., Alta
cid "....................... iii
Clifford H.. DeYaney, refund of
payment on contract ........ 396.OO
The County nurse made a report TO
the Board, which was accepted and
ordered filed.
A Report was received from the State
Board Of Equalization on the Assess
ment Of the Glasgow Realty Co. m
provements described as lots 1928 Of
Block ~ original TOWNSHIP Of Glasgow.
which were ordered assessed at SOL
OOOW II the Lots to remain at their
present value.
a copy Of the order was given to the
County Treasurer with instructions to
correct the tax rolls to conform to the
order Of the state Board.
James Mckinney met with the Board
and rendered his resignation as County
Agent, to become effective December
list. The resignation was accepted.
The Board ordered all County owned
Tax Deed properties TO be advertised
for sale. The sale to be held December
9TH, at 10 A.. NJ. at the Court House
in Glasgow, Montana.
A special meeting was called for
October 10Th, To appraise all Tax Deed
properties in preparation for the sale,
and also for October 18th. to sell and
purchase road equipment as advertised
for that date.
II was decided that the Hinsdale
Light and Water Department should
Iof fklneE AZ Hingnnlp
Original from Valley County at n cost
of S2J.OO. The Clerk was instructed to
draw a claim on the Hinsdale Light
and Water Fund for same.
Meeting adjourned.
Meeting ~recOnvened on Oct. 3rd, all
being present.
Road Petition No. 1924. on Browning
trail. was established as a
county road, and petition was ordered
filed, and the road was ordered opened,
surveyed. and plated
Road Petition No. 1927 as follows was
presented, Carl Shellerud and Manson
were appointed ms viewers.
Road Petition No. IDS as follows
was presented. and Carl Shellerud and
Bailey were appointed viewers.
Road Petition No. 1929 was brought
before the Board. Maurice Arnold and
Bailey reported and recon-
some changes i'm location were
necessary. \ surveyor was instructed to
make the necessary changes. Mr.. Claire
whO would benefit most by this
road, having agreed to pay the original
Of construction of the road. The
Board agreed that after construction
TO declare this a public road. and main
tain same, and to have II so plated, for
he convenience Of the stOckman Of that
lrea.
Mr.. Ewing Of the state Highway
IA..e uwN IN.-N-- A..-u. .a.I .nu /
tractor, were in and met with the Board
discussed Oiling and maintaining
IF the Oiled Road between Fort Peck !
Nashua. II was decided to wait
until spring of 1916 to do this work, as
Il Is getting too late i'm the season TO
Ia rebuild this road this fall.
Il is feared that inclement weather
might destroy the effectiveness of the
work Ia be- done.
A claim If S3lj.iO was ordered pre-
iented to the State for refund of Gas
tax. Meeting adjourned.
Chairman
Clerk
October 18th. The Board met as a
supervisor. Margaret Jung, the Child
worker. and Fieldman John
'Ihrphy being present.
The minutes Of the last Welfare meet
we're read and approved.
4 report of the Child Welfare worker
yas read and accepted.
Resignation was presented by the
'hild Welfare worker. Miss Willetta
smith. who stated her intentions of
,oing into business in Glasgow.
In discussing her resignation IL
developed that she could continue her
crescent duties on a part time basis of
hrcr days n week for the balance Of
he year. so as to a k care of the
most pressing cases now ON the list.
The Board agreed to write to the
tate Director of Public Welfare and
commend her appointment ON a part
basis for the present.
4 claim for S2O0.M presented by Joe
Inlland for the burial Of the Campbell
hildren was ordered held over until
meeting.
The Welfare department had a re-
ON Mr.. Campbell and reported
hey are making an effort to have him
ay the funeral costs Of his family.
Various alterations were approved
n Old Age assistance grants.
The following claims ON the Poor
und were audited and approved.
POOR FUND:
Home for Aged, care
Of county charges ..........$ $3.50
r. c. b.. Larson, September
saIary 2V.Oo
r. r. L. Cockrcll. September,
salary DECENTRALIZATION. 1870
r. w. IL. Reed, September
.sssss.. f'sfb
ty Market. groceries for poor 1900
ty Market. groceries for poor 1900 \
Courier, repairs on
typewriter 100 /
States Tel & Tel Co..
telephone rental d tolls, wei
14.7J
estern Union. time service !
county buildings ............ 80 \
Accident Board, in
dustrial accident fees ...... G2J 7
Ittreys, groceries for poor 1900
ittreys, groceries for poor 100
groceries for poor 1900 /