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COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS
Minuten of m«*«*llng of tin* Hoard *>f
for July. 1945.
Count? Commission«*
Jul? 2nd. Meeting was « ailed to «»rder
by Carl Shellerud. all members ami the
clerk b«*lag present.
Minim's of the Inst meeting ami al
of the Canvassing Hoard for Khftlon
«»f June Mh. wer«* rend and approved.
The Ked.-rnI Land Hank tendered
$2T».00 for sat Isfaetion and releas«* «if
.lmlgin«*at of Mr. Chris Gamrath. flle«l
Oct. 22. 102!. for $230.00 plus $15.40
«•«»sfs.
It was moved ami seconded that the
«iff«*r he accepted, ami the Chairman
was authorised to sign
Valley County.
A Delegation was in from Nashua
requesting Valley C«»uuty
Nashua Fort Peek mad. or turn it over
to the State Highway departm«*nt.
An Insurance Policy for $51.300 was
renewed for 5 year» with the O. M.
Christinson Land Co.
M«*etlng adjourned, to r«*eonvene July
•leas«* for
i
repair th«*
:;rd.
.Inly 3rd. The Hoard met as a Weli
fan* Board, all rn«*in«*rs and the CI«*rk
and Child wtdfare worker. Wiletta
Smith, and Supervisor Margar«*t Jung
wen* present.
Heport of the Child welfare
was read and approved. Th«* Hoanl r«*
«-(•mmciidcd an luer«*ase <»f Salary («»
Child W«Ufare Worker to $105.00 ja r
month.
(Md Age Assistance grants w«*re r«*
vicw«*d and sum«* changes w«*n* auth
orised.
The following claims on the Poor
Fund were audited ami approved:
WTHCKLLANWH S KI ND
Dr. C. B. I^arson, county physi
cian ....
Dr. T. L. Cockrell, county phy
sician. Hinsdale .
Dr. W. 31. Heed, county physi
cian, Opheim .
Hu I trey a, groceries .
Huttreya, groceries .
Ruttreya, groceries .
Lawrence Luke, care county
■ barge
Montana State sanatorium, care
county inmates .
Montana State Training School,
«are inmates .
Montana State Training School,
«•are llOftlM .
Slate Orphans Home, care
orphans .
W. B. Schmitten, care
county charges .
Welfare atate department
Glasgow Courier, office sup
p8m .
Francis Mahon Hospital, hospi
taliaation poor .
Montana Home for Ag«*d, rare
of Inmates .
Ml. State Tel A Tel Co., tele
phone, welfar«* deptnient .... 12.60
W«*atern Union, welfare dept
mcnl .I
Farmers Union Co-op, Farmers
Farmers Union Co-op .
Petty ('aah. transient relief . .
Hak«*rs Handy Store, groceries
CASH GRANTS
M. Rliason. general r«*ll«»f ....
H. Halverson, general relief . .
K«i llenle, general rulf«*f .
Mrs. J. Hopstad, general relb'f
Barney Hoyde«*. general relief 30.00
Mrs. Rena Luckcy. general r»'
•orker
.$ 207.00
49.3)
K» 90
5.00
(Ml
IN'«»
10.00
140.45
4.7«
V1..T7
20.00
105.00
. 1,501.05
11.35
e
312.10
30.00
mi
15.00
1.Î.3ÎI
5.00
ao.no
17.00
:w»oo
x.(«l
ON HAND NOW
*
De Laval Cream Separators
1—12-foot Rod Weeder.
1—26-inch Wagon Box.
Letz Blower for Grain.
1—Burr Feed Mill 8 in.
1—10" Hammer Mill
Pickup for 12A Combines.
V Belts and Pulleys for No.
9 Combine.
Grain Augers
Have a few steel grain bins com
ing (1,000 and 1,500 bu. size.)
Order now.
9
Order Harvester
Repairs Now!
Harvester Parts Will
Be Slow Again
This Fall, So
Order Early!
nc
31
1
¥alley Implement Co.
YOUR JOHN DEERE DEALERS
V \N
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"EXHIBITION
V
^ «et«».
<£ *rs.y- rÄ*j5rffÄ»
of 1945*
4 4
The greatest grandstand
attraction ever to go on
tour. It's Just chock-full
of stars of stage, screen
and radio ... with gorge
. ous scenic, costume and
lighting effects. Comady!
Dancing! Singing! Mus
Ici Acrobatic! Novelties!
See it nightly on the
huge grandstand stage at
Regina's Victory Year Ex
hibition, July 30 to Aug
ust 4! o
i\
*tV
EXHIBITS!
(Livestock • Agriculture -
Horticulture • Women's
Work • School Exhibits • Indian
Work • Government display! -
Light Horse Show • a complete HORSE RACES!
picture of ths cultural and agrl*
cultural waatl
Seven running races each afternoon
featuring *Dafly Double* and 4 Qukiella*.
Automatic starting gate . • . Pari-Mutuels
MIDWAY !
Gay tent theatres and
thrHflng rides! All the
fun ef the fair' for young
and old!
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SIX BIG DATS
Hof .
Mrs. M. Miller, general relief
Bet«* Kan general relief
Hugh Seelherg.
Mrs. E. W
lief .
The meet lug adjourned at
The Meeting
of «'utility Commissioner* at
A Delegation was in from the Glas
gow Chamber of Commerce and asked
the County to co-operate in an adver
tising campaign being sponsored hy the
Montanans' Incorpora tad.
Tin* County was asked for an ap
propriation of $585.00* us its share of
the advertising costa.
It was moved hy N. C. Brigg*. .se
conded hy M. Arnold that Valley
County participate In the advertising
campaign as outlined and that $585.00
he appropriated from the Fair Fund
and paid to the Montanana* Incorpor
ated.
The Board adjourned at 5 IVM. to
m«*«*l with the City Council in a joint
meeting at 8 B.M. to take «are of
in ut ut 1 business (liât affected both the
City and County.
A Joint resolution ns follows;
RESOLUTION NO. 527
OF GLASGOW.
RESOLUTION NO. —
COUNTY. MONTANA.
11
40.00
50.00
18.00
•lief
Innl. general re
gem* ral
30.00
to P. M.
•olivened ns a Hoanl
30 B.M.
OF THF CITY
OF VALLEY!
A JOINT KESOLFTION AUTHORIZ
ING THE CITY OF GLASGOW AND
THE COUNTY OF VALLEY TO
ENTER INTO A LEASE WITH T1I7
UNITES STATES GOVERNMENT
ON THE GLASGOW AIRPORT.
JOINTLY OWNED BY THE CITY
OF GLASGOW AND THE COUNTY
OF VALLEY. FOR A TERM COM
MENCING THE 51 JULY 1945, AND
ENDING 30 JUNE 194«, PROVIDING
FOR RENEWAL THEREOF AS
PROVIDED HV THE TERMS OF
THE M \si. AND in CON8I8
TENCY WITH THE LAW.
WHEREAS, the City of Glasgow
jointly with th«* County of Valley here
to fore entered into a lease with the
United States of America of the pre
mises owned jointly by, Lessors ami
known as Glasgow Municipal Airport,
tad___
_
WHEREAS, by an Act approved 24 !
February 1943. th«* laws of the Stat«*|ls
of Montana applicable to such l«*ases
have be«*n amended since execution of
said Lease by an amendment of Bee*
tion 5 of Chapter 171 of the Session
Laws of th«* Twenty-seventh Legislative
Assembly of the State of Montana.
and th.- L<-«Hce has requested the
Lessors to execute a new lease of said
premises because of such amendment
and the continuing need for the use
the premises for military purposes:
NOW. THK1UCKORK. BH IT UK
SOLVED, that the City of Glasgow,
jointly with the County of Valley, enter
Into a written lease to be dated JS I
July 1945. with the United States of |
America, of the Glasgow Municipal Air
port for a term commencing «1 July, |
XlMA, and ending 30 June. llMtl, renew- i
able at the la-ssec's option from year j
year as Authorized by applicable
laws of the State of Montana: I
BE IT Kritrm-.lt RESOLVED, that
such lease shall be in the Korin and ,
shall contain the terms and conditional
contalm-d in a draft of such loose pro -1
sented to this Joint meeting by tho ;
Valley Men Meet in Reunion in Pacific
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• Montana day was held in the Pacific recently and men from all over the state got together and
met for the first time. In Vie group above are pictured citizen*, from six Montana towns, including
a number of Valley county residents. Front' row, left to right are Merwin J. Babcock, carpenter's
maV? first class, Fort Peck; Henry Stover, machinist's mate first class, Frazer; Henry B. Redekopp.
boatswain's mate second claiss, Wolf Point; Glenn Vinson, shipfitter second class. Glasgow: Fran
cis L. Christiana, machinist's mate third elniw, Glasgow; Charles Guy Seely, seaman second clas^
Hinsdale: Harry Studt, electrician's ma'.e first class, White fish, and Philip O. Lexey, baker second
class, Whitefish. Back row, left to right. First Serg. James E. Wininger. Fort Peck: L. D. Langley,
chief shipfitter,* Fort Peck; AI Nissen, electrician's mate firsf. class, Fort Peek; Lieut. Jerold B.
Van Faasen, navy civil engineering corps, Fort Peck; P. J. Surprenant, seaman first class, Whitefish;
W. C. Price, carpenter's mate first class. Whitefish; C. W. Rein, chief electrician's mate. Whitefish.
and R. K. Foisier, carpenter's mate first class, Whit*'fish. (Official U. S. Navy photograph).
Federal Government's representatives
some of said provisions being that
the rental shall be On«* Dollar ($1.00)
for the term and all renewals and
24 ! extensions, that receipt of such rental
Stat«*|ls acknowledged, that th«* l«*ss«*e shall
have the right to make alterations to
of the premises and that all Improvements
heretofore made upon the premises by
or for the Lessee are the property of
the liesse«*;
A jj n BB !T puRTIIER RESOLVED,
th>t thp Mayor of , hp city of Glas
, n( j chairman of the Board of
county Commissioners of Valley
county be and they are hereby author
fo exwllte aI ; (1 ,| ( .)l V er said lease
for and on behalf of said City and
County, and that the Clerks of said
city and County be nnd they are here.
JS I ,j>y authorized to attest thereto and
of | attach the official seals of said City
an q County.
| Passed and approved and adopted
i unanimously by the City Council of tin
j city of Glasgow and the Board of
County Commissioners of Valley
I County. Montana, in Ibis Joint meeting
convened Ibis r.th day of July. 1C4A,
, CITY OK GLASGOW. MONTANA
By E. J. KJBLSTBITP
-1 Mayor
; ATTEST;
Martin Miller,
City Clerk.
(OFFICIAL SEAL)
VALLEY COI NTV. MONTANA
By CAUL SHELLERUD
Chairman. Board of County
Commissioners
ATTEST:
St«*ph«'n Webor
Countv Clork
(OFFK'IAL SEAL)
waa paaaod, l«*aHlng tho Airport to (ho
T', S. A. for on«» y«*nr or rt montha afi**r
<ho preaont omorg«'noy Is onrt«*«l, with
oortaln n*s«*rvat ions which wore Incor
poratod into th«* loaao an«l th«* Uhalr
man <'arl Shollenirt was authorize«! to
sign th«» loaso. and tho ('l«*rk an«l R**
corder was instructed to fil«» a copy
of tho lease upon Its execution.
Future financial n«*«*«ls of tho Airport
wore discussed, and policy outlined for
mooting apparent future n«*«*ds.
Tho City Council and County Hoard
also discuss«*! details of a propos«*«!
contract h«*tw«»cn them to extend Lib
rary facilities to give County wide Lib
rary servi«*e. .. _
Tho City Attorney and the County
Attorney were also present and they
•re asked to draw up such a contract
or agreement. t
Meeting adjourned over the fourth
of July. . . #
July 5th. Meeting reconv«»ned for
regular business.
A building 14x24 located at the fair
grounds was appraised at $125.00 and
ordered advertls«*d to be hold at Auction
August 13th at 10 o'clock A. M. at the
Court House In the Commissioners
Room. ... .
Th«* following claims were audited
and approved on the General. Road,
Bridge and Ml scella neons Funds :
GENERAL FI ND: SALARIES:
L. McPherson, sheriff ..$ 1«*>.30
Paul M. Christenson, sheriff
Hinsdale
W/alt
Nashua .
Hud Richter, undersherlff
E. G. Browning. Jall«»r ...
Nora Mumford, treasun*r .
Everett
tr»*asurer .
Arthur M. Parke, deputy tr«*a
K.
130.90
«h«*riff.
Witt mayor,
68.15
1(15.15
128 00
160.00
d«*puty
Meinem«*
147.20
128.50
surer .
Audrey I. Barke, deputy tr«*a
surer .*.
Rtepheu Weber. cl«*rk and r«*
«•order .'.; • v
J. F. Hoffman, deputy cl«*rk
and r«vorder .. .
Ella Ma«* Kr«*ls. el«*rk. <*lerk and
minier ...
Mildred \V. Kriisl«*h. deputy
«•lerk an«l recorder .. . . .
j Mary Ann Moen. clerk, flerk
nnd recorder .,*•••••,*
Ella llaninn*ni«*ss. auiKTlntend
! «*nt of school« ...
! Ida Disrud. deputy
J tend«*nt of «ehool«
i A. G. Hruee, a«««*s«or .
1 Ed flodapp. deputy
Riiidcrkn«*«'ht, «*I«*rk as
128.50
158.50
150.90
157.50
128.50
157.5«)
[9 J
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12(MS) j
I
74..M) j
141.93
super! ii
128.50
130.00
145.20
:iss«*ss«»r
,Susan
i;
•ss««r
32.
Anderson. el«*rk
•lerk of
B. Carn«*y, court
•r
. 1 . D
j Blanch«* Grotjan.
I Robert
h;
>urt
liorutr .
Thomas Dignan.
all
minty
t«»rne>
F*t»i
stt'iiagnipher
Slieph«*nl.
attorney
; Dr. N. O. Agnccrg,
flC«T .
Aagot Llan. ««Minty
: Thclnia Manning
125.20
I
1
ÎMV.SO
128.50
145,301
I
l.tNt
_
89.9.« I
14.40 !
2.20 j
I
13.00
I
I
.j
5.00
.80
1 ««unity
if
h«*alth
49.ÎM)
81.00
rs«* ....
•I«*rk. county
nurx*- .
William S<-liml!l<-n. Janitor
Anliur Paulson. Janitor
«KKI.LINK«»»!
■ffii-.- work
70.00
Manson Hailey.
Mary J. H« ns«*n. posting notlc«
Burroughs Adding Ma« hlin* ( «»
•hlnes .
Kervleing adding
Clt| "f Glasgow, water county
buildings ....
City of (Hasgow,
G. L. DeWltt, Hharp«*nlng lawn
ili-r hospital
mower .
Great Kails Paper Co.
supplies .
i c. W. Kampfer.
janitor
8.50
of
Jiistlt*«*
7.50
B«*a««* Fees .
engineer
•r (
K«*uff«*l A- E
transit ...
I Frank le«i« - k. d«*I ballot li«ix«*s
I John Maxness. «!«•! ballot box«'s
I H (». organ, Insurame premium
I Lewis Mitchell, repair« county
! superintendent •
J Chris Molvig
-
414.04
130.55
I
1.25
5.00 J
I
3100
I
Uk(B
42.00 1
8ety, Tampico
hall, r«*nt for «»lection .
E. L. MeBhers«»n, board pris
oners .
K. L. McBherson. mll«*age sh«*r
Iff ....
Montana
School, care lnmat«*s .
repair fir«*
Indiisi rial
Stale
D. H. Smith & (
1.25
I
300.00 (
10.00
pump ..
Slate Hoard ««f Health, supplies
unty nurse .
Vocational School for Girls, care
county charges ..
O. M. (Christ In ho® Land Co.,
insurance county buildings 1210...4
Markle Transfer, nail« Janitor
(Jettlc Tachache, work clerk of
court ....
Election
Ju«lg«*s & clerks, Jun«.*
«•lection .
w. R. Billingsley. refund
lease money .
John Barrett, haul garbage ..
atatiunery
4.X>
21.00
.18 !
18.00
•Ifction
Bay roll.
; :
003.70
6.00
IM
Glasgow Courier,
count ag«ml .
Mildred II. Crosby,
general ol
( îla«g«»w Courier, prlatlng ....
Hammond & Stephens, Flee
mont Supplies County super
lnd«*ntcnt .
Jo«» Holland, burial ««»Idlers
Joe Holland, coroners fees ..
.90
attorn«»y
pinion service ....
f ■*'
i p; 7-n
55.60
Elmer Johnson. plumbing
«•minty buildings .
Aagot Llan, mileag*», county
nurse and expenses .
Mt. States lei & tel Co., tele
phone service .
Montana Power Co-., lights,
county buildings .
Mohr's Texaco. Janitor suppll«**
MacMillians & Co., supplies
county superintendent .
Nora Mumford, mileage, county
treasurer .
Norma J. Nelson, clerk county
superintendent .
Weatern Union, time service ..
Western Union, telegrams ....
West Publishing Co., books
Teachers Retirement Fund.
s.. county superintendent
Montana Dakota Utilités, heat
unty buildings .
Montana Dakota Utllltl«»*. heat
eonnty buildings .
Petty Cash, postag«* .
Maurice Arnold, per diem and
mileage .
Carl Shellerud, per diem and
mll«*age ..
N. C. Hriggs. per diem.
BRIDGE FUND:
Eric Jager. June salary .
Harry Maas, bridgework ....
Stanley Ozark, bridgework ....
Robert Robbins, bridgework
Earl G. Snyder, .Tun«* salary
O. L. DeWltt, repair bridge
machine .
Markte Transfer. repair equip
ment .
Monarch Lumber Co., bridge
material .
Monarch Lumber Co., bridge
material .
Western Construction Co., rm
pairs for machinery .
Tom Leedham, bridge suppli«*s
Carl Shellerud, inspection
bridge machinery .
ROAD FUND:
Robert J. Wallis, roadwork ..
M. W. Robbins, roadwork ....
Jack Schuster, roadwork ....
John Dartman. roa«lwork ....
William Alb«*rts, roadwork ..
V. T. Hartley, roadwork .
Arthur Harris, roadwork ....
Mark E. Kayrs, roadwork ....
J. W. Crane. roa«lwork .
J. A. Betmyren. roadwork ....
iMauson Hailey Sr.. fl«*ld sur
helper
ma
13.95
53.05
sn,;ui
o-'.ll
•70
3.44
5.94
oc.no
7..VI
i.:i7
23.00
s
14.10
63.34
SOI
43.74
4S.8IJ
47.9(1
32.00
101.80
148.40
179.00
117.0*4
13.H.ÎIÜ
10.4«
21 .««
.... 302.01
.... 080.07
14.53
-, •
10.75
100.70
189.30
157.90
173.30
i57.no
135.40
173.30
160.30
157.00
140.50
s
101.00
103.40
yeys .
Tom IVogon. survo.v
City of Glasgow, water,
shop .
L. DaWltt. r«*palr road ma
chinery .
Farmer« Union Elevator Co.,
road supplicft .
Farmer« Union OH Co., road
'«uppIi(»M .
Standard Oil. road nuppllca ..
Silver Servi««*, road «upplie«
Markte Tran«f«*r Co., road hup
pile* . j. .,.
K. Shuler, repair roa«l ma
5.00
• hi
2.00
38.55
33.85
39.31 .
11S.4S
13.90
4.50
•hinery ...
Traetor & Equipment, repair
road machinery .
Glasgow Motors, repairs road
equipment .
Markte Transfer, repairs and
P Plies .
32J
29.80
289.00
71.40
279.1«
road
A«lolf Klllngson, roadwork ..
Farmer« Union Oil Co., «applies
Elmer Johnson, road supplies
Montana Bower Co., pow«*r and
light ahop
I*lon«*er Lumber <
80
9.42
., repairs.
33.95
.
Markle Transfer Co... road sup
plies .
MaurU'e Arnold, viewing r«*ads
N. C. Hriggs. vi«>wing roads ..
Farmers Tru«*k Insu ranee, In
snrnnee premium .
Montana Dakota I'tllltl«*s. h«*af
county sb«>p . M
Fred Sutter. 4 wh«*«*l trailer
Betty Cash, freight on air rom
prMiMir .
Carl Sh«»llerud. viewing roads
Smith Commercial H«»dy Work
12 yard «erap«*r .
JVMH
32.00
32.00
344 20
10.95
moo
4 10
40.00
. 5,557.98
AGRICULTURE EXTENSION FUND:
James M«*Glbney. «alary, enmity
agent . \ .
Iva L. Holliday, salary, horn«*
(leinoiiHtrntion ag«*nt .
Byrne«*«» Urs. salary el«*rk
county ng«*nt .
Iva Holliday, expenses mileage
boni«» d<*inonstration agent
Janies k. MeGibney,
«'«Minty agent .
Mountain Slates T«*l A T«*L.
telephone, count}' ng«*nt ....
Weste
10
8 «;
120.20
«•x penses
5.19
21.ÎS)
Union, telegrams.
««»unty agi'iif .
IIINSDALF,
..IGIIT AND WATER FUND:
Montana Stnt«* Hoard of H«»nlth
water Insnwtloii at Hinsdah*
Montana B«»w«*r C«»., power
Illnndnlo L h \V .
H«*riiar<t Gaspnr, refund me(«*r
deposit .
i{«.mard Gaspar. salary. Hins
dale light A- wat«*r .
h | ( , h S f IIOOL TRANSPORTATION
Il M»
fÿoorge Accola, high school
transportation ... .
John (»r« *ufo, high
portation .
Chnrl«*s II. McChesney, high
s«-h«»ol transportation
Alma McCain. high
transportation .
R. I. Nichols, high school
transportation .
Dnvbl SniiskoJus, high school
13.50
41.73
5.00
5930
30.50
•ho<d (ran
44.00
21.75
school
58.00
45.00 ;
56.00
transportation
School District No
high school .
Cloyd Sfahl. high school trans
portation .
Mrs. Albert Sfubor, high s«*h«Md
transportation .
Katherine Sw«s*ting, high school
transportation .
Mrs. Mark Tufta, high s«ho'»l
transportation .
Abe Unger, high »ehool trans
portation .
tuition
270.00
45.00
44.00
45.00
35.so
40 00
FAIR FUND
Montanans' Incorporated, adver
tising. Vall«»y county ........
FRKDATOHV ANIMAL CONTROL
M M»
Herman Loeke, coyote bounty
Roy Jloer«t«*r. coyot«» bounty
Albert Craig Jr., coyote bounty
William Cherry, coyote bounty
Richard Nicol, coyot«* bounty
T. II. Kid red ge, coyote bounty
Sam Lebert, coyote bounty ....
George Looking, coyote bounty
James Sweeney, coyote bounty
(Jene Etehart. coyote bounty
The County having been advised by
the Sh«*epm«*n of Valley Coutity. that
they wished to divide the money In the
Bredatory Animal Control Fund, three
way«, to allow the three dlff**rent parts
the county, <*aeh to take care of their
own Coyote Bounty problem.
When the claim« were presented on
the Predatory Animal Control fund, it
was found that one of the divisions
the county reprt*s«*ntlng the North
535.06
15.00
30.00
155.00
43.00
2.00
40.00
18.00
22 "O
27,00
40.00
western part of the county had ap
proved « Inims in excess of their alloted
«m«* third of th«* fnada. Th«* Hoard
order«*d the f«»llowlng claims which
reppe««*nts the excess, to be held over
until passed upon t»y a maeting of th«*
<*omhiii«'d conimit(e«*'s representing all
th«* sheepmea «»f Valley County.
J>at«*s were s«*t f«»r a meeting from
July Pith to 2nth Inclusive, wh«*n th«*
Hoard will sit as a Hoard of E«|imliza
lion.
Meeting was called for July 30th and
51st for fnrth« r study of the Hudgets,
including school Hudg«*ts.
A delegation was in from Lustn*.
asking f«»r Road Repairs.
Bids wen* opened on a 12 yard
scraper. A Hid was surnitt«*«! by the
Smith Commercial Body Works f«»r $5.
887.08. It was moved by N. C. Hriggs.
Secon«l«*<| by Maurice Arnold an«l car
ried unanimously that the bid Ik* ac
cepted as presented.
Meeting was adjourned, to re«*onvene
July aili.
July lith m«*(*tiiig r«K*onvened for re
gular business.
A Road |M*tltion N«». 1220 for abandon
ment of R<»ad as follows, was pres<*nt«'d
to the Hoard.
To Abandon as a County Road be
ginning at th«* southwest corner of s«v*
tl«»n 11. th«*n«*e running East, «»n the
ctlon line common to s«*ctions 1D& 14.
12 A- 13. two miles and ending at the
sont h«*nst corner «»f N«*ction 12, and all
In T. 2* N. R. 40. E. M. M.
Th«* b«>ard ordered a hearing to ho
held August 7th. at 10 A. M.. and notie«*
was or«i«-red published In th«* paprr.
The Printing «*«»ntract was renewed
wtlh th«* (Hasgow* Courier f«»r a two
year period with min«>r changes.
Th«* following quit claim deeds were
approv«*«! and signed.
IL L. Hums, lots 7. 9. 11. block
1 Hinsdale river addition . .$ 25.00
Georg«* Hlcko«ic. lots 19, *20, 21.
block 6. Glentnna .
C. Kravik. bits 10, 11. 12, block
3. Richland .
William J. Lingle. spWH,
NEUSW*;. NW »4SEV4, S«v.
20 T 'JH. N. R. -pi, K. M. M. 180.00
Dan O'Conner, lots 1. 2. EU*
NW44. NBV4. Het*. 18 , T. 34.
N. K 42. K. M. M. 720.00
Misting was adjourned.
15.00
30.00
NOTICE OF SALE OF MORTGAGE
LANDS OWNED BY THE
STATE OF MONTANA
IN VALLEY
COUNTY
Office of Commissioner of
State Lands and Investments
Helena, Montana
JUly 13, 1945
Notice Is Hereby Given that the
Commissioner of State lands and
Investments for the State of Mon
tana will receive sealed bids up to
2:00 o'clock PM.. Tuesday, August
1945, at the office of the Com
missioner, State Capital. Helena,
Montana, for the sale of the herein
after described mortgage lands
owned by the State of Montana in
Valley County. All bids should be
addressed to the Commissioner, en
closed in a sealed envelope marked
"Bids on Mortgage Lands." and ac
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above given and all bidders and
other interested persons are invited
to be present if they so desire. After
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DESCRIPTION OF LAND
( The W'*i of Section 24, Town
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M. M.. containing 320 acres,
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF
SALE
The sale will be held under the
provisions of Chapter 165 of the
Political Code, R. C. M. 1935, and
all acts amendatory thereof. No land
shall be sold for less than the ap
praised price.
Every bidder upon the land shall
accompany his bid with a certified
check for not less than 20 per cent
of the total advertised and appraised
price as shown above. The pur
chaser is required to pay in cash on
the date of sale not less than 20 per
cent of the total purchase price,
and in case the balance on the pur
chase price is not an exact multiple
of $25.00. then he shall pay such
additional sum as is necessary to
reduce the balance to an even
multiple of $25.00. He may at his
option pay a larger portion of the
purchase price. He is also required
to pay the sum of $5.00 as a fee for
the deed or each certificate to be
issued to him.
The entire balance of the pur
chase price draws interest at the
rate of 5 percent per annum and
will be payable on the amortization
plan in 20 annual installments.
All sales are made subject to the
approval and confirmation of the
State Board of Land Commissioners
and no sale shall be deemed com
pleted until after such approval and
the issue of the certificate of pur
chase.
The State reserves all minerals
in the land sold excepting that the
purchaser of mortgage lands shall
be entitled to receive a royalty of
six and one fourth (6'<%) per cent
of all gas and oil produced from
such mortgage lands as provided by
Section 1805.65. R. C. M. 1935. The
State will have a lien on the crops
all lands sold fo r installments
_principal and interest on the un
paid balance of the purchase price.
The lands will be sold subject to all
right-of-way and other easements
and all reservations, including Fed
eral reservation, obtained in the
land prior to the date of sale.
in the case of lands under lease
the purchaser shall be given posses
sion by the State o n March 1 suc
ceeding the date of sale and not
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before, unless the lease expires prior
to that date, except through special
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If no bids are received for the
land advertised and the land is
not sold on the day set for the sale,
it may be sold by the Commissioner
at private sale at any time within
two years from the date fixed for
the sale under previous notice, to
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