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IK THE DISTRICT COUBT OF
TIK TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DIS
TUlCI OF THE STATE OP MON
TANA, in AND FOB THE COUNTY
f)f SHERIDAN. ,
■AWKEYE SECURITIES FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, a corpora
lion Plaintiff.
' —versus—
TRANK LADOUCER and ANGO
l TNE LADOUCER (who sometimes
is her name as "Angeline La
doucre") his wife, SHERIDAN
roUNTY MONTANA, one of the
counties of the State of Montana;
HOMESTEAD TAB COMPANY,
T mrooration- L. C. PEDERSEN
- j q r JORGENSEN, a co-part
■erddp; doing business under the
!f vle and firm name of Pedersen &
i Vo^nsen* HOMESTEAD STATE
RANK an insolvent banking cor
■nration and FRED IBSEN, Re
Jeiver thereof, Defendants.
THE STATE OF MONTANA
LEGAL NOTICES
ALIAS SUMMONS
o-r^pfimr« in thp above named
jTndanîs andTo each of them.
You are hereby summoned to an
iw*r the complaint in this action
which is filed in the office of the
Ckrk of this Court, a copy of which
is herewith served upon one of you in
«ach County wherein any of you re
Tf vmir answer and serve
^côpy thereof^ upon the plaintiff's
tf rïev within twenty days after
service of this Summons, exclusive of
, ; $ e . an d in case of your
failure to appear or answer, judgment
+ „v PT1 oo-omet von bv de
Tault^or the relfef demandé the
fauu, lor me r ! r
eomplamt.
PROFESSIONAL !
DIRECTORY I
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DR. HARRY J. ROBB
Physician and Surgeon
Glasses Fitted
Eyes Tested
Phones:
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PLENTYWOOD. MONT.
Office 36
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DR. I. J. BR1DENST1NE
Physician and Surgeon
Montana
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IPSA
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LAWYER
A. C. ERICKSON
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Practice In All ('«arts
Plentywood, Montana
J. G. DEBING
Abstracter
PLENTYWOOD ABSTRACT CO.
Office in Voilum Building
Plentvwood
Montana
Johnson THE Ahatractman
SHERIDAN COUNTY
ABSTRACT COMPANY
Only the Best Abstracts of Title
Plentywood, Montana
Dr. Edw. E. York, D*CnPh.c.
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Proprietors
I Plentywood
Montana
MARTIN NELSON'
Undertaker
Automobile Hearse In Connection
PLENTYWOOD MONTANA
Action for the foreclosure of mort
gage executed by the defend^"La
doucer, to Homestead State Bank, up
lots 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 of Crrfinn 1
Township 31, Range 56 ' E*
>000.75, dated January 25 1921
wiUi cent and ÏÏ2. expenses
and attorney's fees, which mortgage
w Assigned to plaintiff and held by it!
****** mortgage executed
by defendants Ladoucer to P. E. John
î, t î?»P^ erab€fr 29 » «17, in the
f°m ef f 172.15, upon the same lands,
bearing interest at 10 per cent, both
01 f ald mor tgages being duly recorded
and uow owned and held by plaintiff;
a „ the actum is to clear the title of
a JJ claims of , the other parties herein
above named as defendants, all as
m °refully appears from the plaintiff's
to which reference
18 b ®. reby Tnade for further particulars.
Witness my hand and the seal of
s A a rw 00 , 1 ^* bls ^ lst day °* Uocomber
J?' J™- __ ^
) D - J OLSON
(^STRICT COURT) Clerk.
Hx)ward M Lewis, Esq.,
attorney for Plaintiff,
wST™ îi £ f< 2? tan ?' „ ^
First publication Jan. 11, 19229.
Ui8t Publication Feb. 1, 1929.
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NOT1CE TO CREDITORS j.
„ . , w . ..
EfttaU ' of Wumifred McGovern Max
ham '
vrvrirv tc uvdpdv rnm v, .
, GIVEN, by
® under signed, administrator of the
estate of Wmnifred McGovern Max
bam, deceased, to the creditors of and
a11 P® rsons having claims against the
sald deceaed, to exhibit them with the
necessar y vouchers within four (4)
months after the first publication of
this notice, to the said administrator
% tbe office of Howard M. Lewis,
Plentywood, Montana.
L j. g G ,R BY>
Administrator of the Estate
of Winnifred McGovern Max
ham, deceased.
Dated December 31, 1928.
First publication Jan. 11, 1929.
Last publication Feb. 1, 1929.
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By Scott Nearing, Federated Press
Living conditions of southern Ne
groes, particularly those working on
the land, may be characterized under
three heads: housing, education ana
social opportunity. In all three direc-1
tiens the positions o£ the southern
Negro is greatly inferior to that of
SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT
OF SOUTHERN NEGRO
the southern white
Negro housing in the south is gen-;
erally inadequate. The Negro shan-,
ties, built of logs in a few cases and ;
of wood in most instances, are usual- |
jly unpainted, old, out of repair, squal- j
id, lacking modern conveniences, un- 1
supplied with the simplest necessaries
1 such as running water, adequate toi
jlet facilities, heating facilities and the
'like. Negro housing is antiquated, '
inadequate, unsanitary and wretched, j
Education is a second and very im- (
portant phase of living conditions.
Relatively little money is spent in the ;
south for the education of Negroes.
Expenditures for educational P ur '
poses are given by the commission on
I mter-racial cooperation Atlanta, in,
its report on race relations in 192/;
j Average Annual Expenditures Per,
Child of School Age
F °r Whit® 5 For Negroes
1 Alabama $26.57 $3.81
! Arkansas 13.36 b.48
i Florida 42.01 7.33
.Georgia 25.84 5.78
■ l/ouisiana 5.48
iN. Carolina 25.31 7.52
!S. Carolina - 27.88 2.74
I Tennessee
I Texas 31.77
Virginia 40.27 10.47
These figures indicate that under
the most favorable conditions, pre
vailing for example in Tennessee and
Texas, the average annual expendi
ture for education per child of school;
age is about half as great for_Negro
children as it is for white children.
Under less favorable circumstances
I such as those prevailing in Ge ^gia,,
Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana, wonn
Carolina and Virginia, expenditure
per child of school age is four, nye or
six times as great for white children
as it is for colored children. In South
Carolina expenditures for white cai
dren of school age are almost ex
actly ten times as great as for col
ored children of school a S®- ..
The U S. children s burea« m its
tuds J ex r.to
found half of the Negro children i
Hill county and one-mrth of «he chil
dren in Rusk county not attending
school. Other children's bureau stu
dies indicate that where the Negro
chi'dren ™rk as MIWj ^
attendance invariably suner^.
Opportunities for «>e higher ednea
tion of Negroes are even
ant than those for elementary edu
cation.
.w— Educationally the south pun
ishes children who are bom black.
Little need be said about the social
position of the southern Negro. He
is a field hand. He is a servant Ev
where he has become a skilled me
chanic, a business man or a Profes
sional man. he is treated as though
he were still doing menial work. Ihe
Negro, in the south is a member of
a subject, exploited race, universally
denied equality with tb e white
gro children grow up with the fact of
their inferiority constantly thrown m
en
their faces. ,
Southern Negroes are surrounded by
an atmosphere of racial antagonism,
hatred and threatened conflict Econ
omic, political and social discrimina
tion acainst Net-roes ,s met w,«, »t
everv turn. The Negro is the object
of ridicule, attack, assault, murder.
attempts to fight ba ^5:. t J 1 ff n 1 ! b
race war. Working conditions in the
couth are disadvantageous to the Ne
„0 1 iving conditions are such that
the*Negro in his housing, m educa
in his social opportunity, is
constant racial mfen
he
: tion.
a nosition of
ority.
PROCEEDINGS
H - -* . .
-of the
Board of County Commissioners
,
At 2:00 o'clock P. M., January 7th,
1929, the Board of County Commis- i
sioners met in regular session, all I
members of the Board and the Clerk
present.
CHAIRMAN ELECTED
Commissioner French was elected
Chairman of the Board for the next
two years.
PURCHASING AGENT
APPOINTED
On motion, Clerk of Court, C. B.
Peterson was appointed Purchasing
Agent for the County.
OLD AGE PENSION
INCREASED
On motion, the old age pension of
i^ 8 nn Christen8e " was increased from
$20.00 per month to $26.00 per month,
®NTOR Y OF__
COUNTY PROPERTY
Clerk of Court, C. B. Peterson was
instructed to take an Inventory of
county property in the different offi
ces as soon as convenient.
.. Pu , rcba8in £ Agent appeared before
the board with the poor list and the
same wa ,a inspected by the board.
RE; SHERIFF
On motion, upon application of Hans
P. Madsen, sheriff of Sheridan county,
Montana, the board of county com
missionres in regular session hereby
permits the said Hans P Madsen as
such sheriff and any of his deputies
to leave the state of Montana when
on official business pertaining to his
office and in the performance of his
official duties; however for no longer
period than sixty days.
This permission shall be in full
force and effect until rescinded by.the
board.
TAXES CANCELLED
On motion the taxes assessed a
gainst E. D. Arnold for the year 1914
on lot 8, block 4, Redstone, was order
ed cancelled as E. D. Arnold did not
own said lot in the year 1914, and said
tax was on personal property.
-OATS FOR GOPHER POISON
On motion the county agent was in
structed to call for bids and samples
0 f oats for gop her poison. Bids to be
opened March 4, 1929.
APPOINTMENTS AND
RESIGNATIONS
^ moUon the {ollowi int .
ment d resignations were a P pprov .
! ed . s
Robert Smith, under sheriff
j Franc Murray deputv sheriff
p e ter O. Fiske, deputy sheriff.
Frank Dijonne> depu ty sheriff with
out sa ] arv
C1 ' ifton - McKenzie, deputy sheriff
w j thout galarv K *
Anna D. Hovet, deputv clerk and
recorder
Helga ' Hendrickson, stenographer,
clerk am] recorder » s 0 ff ice
Gertie Petersen/clerk in clerk and
recorder's office. -
D G> Peterson, deputy clerk of
court ,
James G. Wagner, deputy county at
torney
. c F Christensen, deputy assessor.
Linda E Hall> deputy supe rintend
I ent sc h 0 ols.
Co ra Debing, stenographer, superin
tendent's office.
of: Lililan Paske,
c]erk in Treasurer's office and Gor
don p e f ersen> clerk in Clerk and
corder's office. -
£ ive 0 » c i 0ck p . m . the board ad-j
journed until 10 o'clock a. m., Jan. 8,
| 1929. .
, At 10 0 » c i 0ck a , m . t he board re
j sumed pursuant to adjournment made,
lall members of the board and the
clerk prese nt.
| dUPUCAIE BOND8 ;
- The following resolution was intro
j duced and adopted:
j RESOLUTION
whereas, one Charles Ross is thej
i record 0W Zr of funding bonds
sh eridan county, in the state of Mon
j ^ numbere d 56-60-133-134-135-136
j37^r e spe ctive ly, each in the sum of
$l>000j
j Whereas, said bonds were sto
j en or a | 3i0u ^ gof b da v of No
vembcr 1926> -
And Whereas> the said Charles Ross
' j bas furnished to said Sheridan Coun-!age
b j s indemnifying bond in
; gum indemnifying said
Sheridan county, Montana from any
, 0£s „ damage by reason of thcft of
the ^oresaid bonds.
Now Therefore Be It Resloved by
the board of county commissioners of
sheridan County, Montana, that the
duplica f e CO pies of said bonds as above (
^ e P cribed {* and the same are here by
ordered executed b, the proper offi
cers, in lieu of the originals, and are.
be b ^ogniaed as ^v^d b onded in-1
jÊStoâT **■ y ' i
Dated this 8th day of January, 1929.
Board of County Commissioners !
Sheridan County, Montana.
By Frank French,
Chairman
rvWîn« irtfc IQ-Unf 8Wk 2
Med! ™ke original, 'was sold to Edw!
Stubban for $5 each lot.
Lots 5-6-7 of block 2. Medicine Lake
original were sold to Astrup Brothers
for $5 each lot
Lots 1-2-3-4" of block 3, Medicine
Lake original were sold to S. C. Faa
borg for $5 each lot. 1
On motion the following securities :
were approved as security for county
funds on deposit with the following
1 p 1 , & t>
First National Bank of Reserve,
Gounty Warrants $7,296*3
First State Bank of Medicine Lake,
County Warrants, "-564 20
At 12 0 clock noon the board recess
ed until 2 o clock p. m.
At 2 p, m. the board resumed pur
suant to recess taken all members of
the board and the clerk present.
Attest;
Niels Madsen,
Clerk of the Board.
TOWN LOTS SOLD
e
A . ... _ ,
On motion the monthly reports for
the month of December 1928 of Sher
iff, Clerk of Court and Clerk and Re
corder were approved.
The examiner's report of examina
tion of books and records of Sheridan
county was ordered spread on the
minutes.
EXAMINER'S NOTES
The counyt treasurer must deposit
the funds ox the county ratably among
the solvent banks oi the county; said
banks qualifying therefor substantial
ly m proportion to the paid-in capital
and surplus of each such bank as pro
vided by Chapter 134 of the 1927 ses
«on laws. Ihe lunds in the banks!
must be on a ratable basis at all
times.
There must be attached to all bonds
and securities pledged by the banks a
duly authenticated copy of the ras o*l
lution passed by the board of directors
of the banks authorizing the officers
of the banks to execute such bonds
or pledge such securities, buch reso
potions have not been furnished by
the banks of Sheridan county.
The "Cash bhoif' in tne amount of
$45,661.70 and the bonds, warrants
*md trust receipts listed as not found
are set out in detail in our report of
December 192b, uie same being due
to the county treasurer s office being
robbed Nov. 30, 1926.
The county treasurer has not made
up the registers "Land Acquired by
Ta * Deed" and "Tax bale Certificate
and Redemption Certincate." These
registers must be made up at once.
This was called to your attention in
our last examination.
The current tax rolls have not been
reconciled at the end of the tax pay-1
mg period. Such recoaciiement must
be made and entered in the back of!
Hie tax rolls.
An overdraft is shown in the gen
era i fund of School District No. 42 ini
the amount of $3.33. Overdrafts must!
not be allowed in any „1 the luad.!
under control of the county treasurer,
When a county warrant is lost and!
a bond filed as required by law the
county clerk must draw a duplicate,
warrant; the same being marked du
plicate across the face of the warrant,
Such warrant will have the same num
her and date as the lost warrant.
new claim will not be taken for
duplicate warrant and the duplicate
warrant not be enteved in the
wunty clerk's register of warrants;
and band s issued. :
An increase in the indebtedness be- 1
S^| n . Ju " e 30 -#J?£ 7 and . Sept. 30,
1928 is shown in the amount ot $i9.-,e.
489 ' 74 ' This is caused by the in-11
crease of the outstanding warrants.)
The expe + nse8 of th ® county should be;
reciuced to keep within the revenues
collected -
Due care must be exercised before
a 'claim is allowed for payment to see
that it is up to legal requirements, as
required by Section 4605 of the revis
ed Codes of 1921, that the same bears
a complete date, that the itemization,
18 cl ® a1 ' aad explicit of the services
rendered and supplies or material fur
nished, that the same is duly signed
and sworn to. Your attention is call
® d to the following claims:
No. 47040, W. H. May $6.45 for cor
Re-(reeling examination papers; No. 47,
j 042, Linda E. Hall. $20.60 for mileage
and expense; No. 47650, C. C. Johnson,
$165.01 for work on tax books; No.
147063, United States Blue Print Paper
; Co. $14.41 for supplies; and several
i other claims do not show on the claims
the dates the services were rendered,
dates of expenses or the dates the
supplies were furnished. No. 47062,
H. W. Baner $2.50 for posting notices,
■ of close of registration; No. 48810, L.
S. Olson $7 for registering electors;
and other claims of the same nature
of'do not show the dates such notices
were posted or the dates the electors
j were registered.
No. 47080, O. A. Aspelund, $54.10;
i No . 47339, $35.70; these claims are
for mileage and expenses of County
( Assessor. The mileage and expense
( [ s no t itemized on the claim. No. 48,
450, O. A. Aspelund, $35.70 for mile
and expenses re-classifying lands
—the items of mileage and expense
are not shown on the claim.
No. 48537, Kavon Garage, $13.10;
Lather Hultgrea, SI6.00
and a few other claims have comber
cia i statements attached to the claims,
Each item must be shown on the veri
fied claim
<ton -
• 4 ] ' for
^ Ä^were for o^ to rea"
, » ■. .
jS'^s ^ss fTBKfS. for
'i?. te I est on st0,e '' b ^ nds - A bond " as
f ? led to protect the county against,
^ e . ^yment of the original coupons.
71118 warrant was drawn on the gen
® ral fund ^ be v n R should haw been
drawn on tbe bo r d mtere8t fund - The
amount of $788.75 must he transfers
ed from the bond interest fund to the
county ?®"®ral fund.
No, 4S684. H. *. Heppner $70.40.
contains items of 9 and 10 hours on
^ oad work. Eight hours is a legal
day for road work. Your attention
18 ® a ü®d t» section 3079 of the revis
® d codes of 1921. _
No. 48846. Andy Hansen. $65.80 for
hauling cement, contains items of two
men on the claim. Each claimant
must make out a verified claim for
his services.
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A number of cW of the ludea^
and clerk of election do not show the
dato to send«» to, «ndPWd. AB
claims must show complete dates.
A few of the claims of the Sheriff
contain items for the transportation
versons under arrest. The attornev
general has ruled that Chapter 111 of
the 1927 session laws allows only ac
tual expenses for the sheriff when
Ion the diferent funds;
1 Frank Weinand, coal for court
i house
Chas . O. Luehr, photograph
conveying a person before a magi
strate or to jail.
Respectfully submitted,
A. J. LOCHRIE,
State Examiner.
By R. N. Hawkins,
Asst. State Examiner.
R. A. Lathom,
Deputy State Examiner.
Hospital leases with the Outlook
and Plentywood hospitals were signed
by the chairman.
The following assessments for the
year 1928 on which taxes had been
paid under protest, were ordered low
ered as follows:
Jos. F. Dolin, assessment on house
at Medicine Lake, reduced $1,000.00.
Jos. F. Dolin, assessment on ma
chinery reduced $1500.00.
Karl J. Karlson, assessment on
stock reduced $1600.00
Kavon Garage Co. assessment re
duced on building $3500.00.
On motion the following claims
were allowed paid and the clerk in
structed to draw warrants therefore
GENERAL FUND
$186.25
POnip( ,
Niels Madsen, posting notices
and m ileage .. „ .
p ete rson Co., supplies .
L G< Zeidler, supplies ......
i n g Wa i son Co., trunks .
i ngwa lson Co., Inc., supplies..
Ingwalson Co., supplies for
prisoners
Tribune Printing & 'supply'Co!
supplies
McKee stationery Co.,'envelope
sealer J **
Geo . Jackso ", posting notïcësZ
Maytag Elec Shoo lamns
Niels Madsen, petty cash::;:::::::
r e Kim? fixingbooths
Müler Pharmacy suoplhs for
stores '
E dw. S. Powers"rent^ of nolïing
p i ace '
j Crosby opinion service
G Kunisue washing
Vg S t a Hanson, mileage ' .
h. A. Morley ' Indian" 5 land pa -
e nted ..
| Lillian Paske, January salary
j Gordon Petersen, January sal.
Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co., tele
Ahone ' 111 351
j R 0 dnev Salisbury board of
prisoners 50 251
r. Salisbury, mileage and ex- '
pen*e 9743
1 e P | k ser Vranscrints. T' > ' ,
e g Ko-er' ttanscripts . l a 20'
! K ', liorris. JaL «ûny -ZZ Z t:2 06
A , C . Eiickren, Co. Atty. salary If-1)0
the.D. J. Olson, Jan. salary 85.00
3.00
10.00
3.70
31.65
28.00
6.50
33.41
6.30
12.00
5.00
1.60
158.12
3.85
18.20
5.00
9 00
? 75
45.01
1 20
16.65
16.66
Qeo.'c. Bantz, jëm salary Z'. 32^06
P. Gallagher, Jan. salary. 3206i
Max Hueth, Jan. salary. 35.00
Town of Plenytwood, water for
Court Hou-e
Elhel E. Smgicton, mileage.
S. Koser, Dee. salary.. 89 97 !
Alfred T. Voilum, office rent, !
county attorney. 227.50)
M. Rtfstad; juror . 1.50
August Olson, juror . 1.50;
Emil Austad, juror's fees . 1.50
E. S. Strand, juror's fees . 1.50
Edward Terpen, wit. fee . 1.50
Ted Hanson, wit. fee .. 1.50
Henry Hanson, juror . 1.50
John Boulds, witness fee. 6.50
Eugene Hansen, wit. fee . 1.50
M. E. Hill, transportation. 17.o0
P. J- Bosig, special agent ser
v ^ ce8 .■;. y; ..
E. S. Koser, transcript.. 22.40
E. G. Ferguson, mileage and
expense ....- lo ' 45
Ldw. Iverson, per diem and
mi,ea ? e .... 2îi - 80
J- French, per diem and
mileage . . .. 2. .4(1
V - ?- Aaker » P® r uiem and 0 r, nft
" , 0 °!
K °a ne y oansoury, salary lor _
! Jaîlua ry ..;•. ob.2o,
j ^ oda ®y Salisbury, mileage and
. , A' 4 *\
R° dne > Salisbury m.ieage. lo2.4o
' ROAD FUND
I First Nat. Bank, Reserve, as
signed claim of Chiis Soren
son .... 14.60
L. P. Goodale, road work. . 146 00,
Nels Nelson, road work. 7.80:
N i®ls Madsen, petty cash. 114.00;
Kavon Garage Co., repairs . 58.28
) Lincoln Lumber Co., snow fence
1 f° r Raymond road .—... 84.50
j Dooley Implement Co., material 5.10
E - w - Hannah, road work. 3o.80
1 R - R* Kahie, repairs .
! Mahle D. McKenzie, rent
| Maurice Barsness, road work..
( Maurice Barsness, road work
! M elvm E S n « st 1 - road
12.95
6 50
-c
n
20.00
—•20.00
10.80
.
W™- A. Grünst road work
p1^2 k ' ' 'Inin
S d
R. Alfred Meharry, road work 68.40 !
F. J. French, mileage and per
diem .
Ed d 7 e JS TerSOn ' m ' leage and P "
aiem ...—
SÄ Ä. .
Mrs. Anna O'LaSghlin, deed to
sheridan County.
clinton Cosper> road work .
pi en tywood Machine Shop, re
pairs and too i s . 23.40,
Halvor Everson, materials. 17.2b
R a i pb Clausen, road work . 14.00 j
Edward Crouse, road work. 22.75 i
A . N . Wankel, road inspection 12.40
Nels P Miller, tools and repairs 116.20
Ingwalson Co., rubber boot
Tom Lidahl, road work . 16.00 ,
John Rice, road work . 68.40
Albert Juve, right of way. 33.00
Monarch Lumber Co., coal foi
sa0 P ..V.T..
E - E * Garrick, blacksmithmg ...
A. Richardson, road work.,
O- O. Nesten, blacksmithmg ...
JJ. P. Dalby road work .
Onstad Lumber Co., lumber ....
lTldependeT1 t Oil Co., gas & oil 242 56
p , Ouam road work 78 50
^ fflSTblÂîSfc »
Motor Jnn Garage> gas and 0 u 19.33
\\>slland Oil Co , gas and oil 236.71
Virgil Richardson, road work.. 10.00
... , „
G. F. McNulty, muk lor mc
M ill an
5.00
19.00
U.20;
4.60
3.86!
60.00 '
105.82 I
7.50
42.60
7.00
15.60
3.75i
14.66
4.90
POOR FUND
10.75
30.00
.... 2201.52
.... 184.60
Florence Crittenton Home, care
of inmates ..
Sheiidan Memorial Hospital,
room rent and care_
H. B. Cloud, salary _
Frank Weinand, coal for Albert
Foley -- 8.00
B. Larsen, supplies - 68.00
Ingwalson Co., Inc., supplies.. 64.91
Frank Weinand, coal for Mabel
Mohlan .... 8.00
Ingwalson Co., supplies for j
Lars Hanson .. 29.82 '
Ingwalson Co., supplies for
Mrs. Nolan.. 15.00
S. Storaasli, coal for poor- 47.76
A. J. Markuson, supplies for
Kerrigan . 15.00
J. L. Sorem & Co., supplies for
John Enderlin .. 30.00
Fred Forman, supplies for L.
Hanson . . .— 5.45
Fred Forman, supplies for L.
Hanson .... 5.00
Fred Forman, supplies for L.
Hanson ... 6.75
Fred Forman, supplies for L.
Hanson . 6.00
J. G. Debing, mileage . 6.26
Joanna Kelly, house rent for
Enderlin . 8.00
H. J. Robb, prof, serices. 60.00
F. D. Morck, house rent for
f r d i i- , ,•
^ " 8 00
1 T C fl r .r.c 8 - u ',
^ uRgren ' su Ppbes for
Mart hi Solberp ' dïffëînff 'srave 1000
two xt i 6rg ' diggmg grave !Q.0U
M V S ' . N ^ son ' funeral exp ' nfiRftn
n G ™u 5 r .V. Z . Sv
° Utlook L ^br ARY FUNü' ' 69 ' 80
1 Niels MadsiT octU- cash 45
■■ Madsen ' peu> caûtî . 40
Mrs. Mann . 25.00
Fred Forman, supplies for L.
Hanson ..
Fred Forman, supplies for L.
Hanson . . .
Geo. A. Liebach, supplies.
Earle A. Clifford, rent, Albert
Foley, Nov. and Dec.
Ida Burdahl, house rent for Mrs.
, ' MacMillan .
Geo. Leibach, supplies .
Jerry Stanek, supplies for Mrs.
McEatchern .
Jerry Stanek, supplies for Mrs.
McEatchern .
6.40
.
20.00 j
_ „ _ ... . . onA _
G. E. Campbell, prof, services 30.00
Home Grocery, supplies for Lena
McMillan .
Home Grocery, supplies for Bur
lingame, Tucker & Whitish ... 55.00 1
Northwest Service Store, supplies
for Mrs. Lloyd Johnson.
M. S. Nelson, burial of poor.... 177.00
Jerry Stanek, supplies for Mrs.
i McEatchern .
Jerry Stanek, supplies for Mrs.
! Eatchern .
, Jerry Stanek, supplies for Mrs.
McEatchern .
E. E. Belanski, probation offi
t cer expense .
j Luther Hultgren, supplies for
Mrs. Bruce
6.00
15.10
10.00
26.85
24.97
25.04
1
;
16.00
10 00
25.02 j
24.99 ;
I
24.95 ;
1.00
t Ingwalson Co., supplies
rnPHFR Firvn ™
E G Ferguson bounty acco.mt 200 00
protfstfii tiYFIINiT
CitizPns state Bark taxes re
VnmZi '
citizen- .State E mk! taxes rë
funded
Karl j Karïïonï "rei unded"taxes. 59.61
F Dol j n re f unde d taxes
0utlook Catholic church, refund
ed taxes
Farmers Merchants" State
Bank refunded t axos T. &
^ Portion
Farmers & Merchants State
R , rpft1ndpd tnvp ^ Cn
Sîën ' .... !...
Kavons Garage, refunded taxes 65.08 i |
^.qq O ? c i ock p m., the
: Board adjourned until 9:00 o'clock !
At 9:00 o'clock A. M., January 9th, !
^ j an g^h.
i the Board resumed pursuant to ad-!
journment made, all members of the!
j Board and the Clerk present.
following claims were laid over
to a later mee ting:
Hans Rasmussen, office work
mileage ..
Ingwalson Co., clothing _
l. G. Zeidler, supplies for work
i s h op ....
Elgin Cafe, meal tickets..
McKee-I.anger Agency, premium
on bond .
The following letter was received)
from the Superintendent of Schools,
and f be appointments . mentioned |
therein were on motion, approved by j
the Board;
Frank Weinand, coal for library 17.80 ;
(Town of Plentywood, water for r
4.50!
6.50 j
41.05
library . . ...
L. G. Zeidler, supplies .
Lincoln Lumber Co., coal for
library .;.
207.52
.113.37 j
47.74
36.45 *
_566.59
146.78 ;
. 91.60
... 9.47
:
26.25
40.00
475.00 i
i Appointment of County Board of
Educational Examiners.
Honorable Board of County Commis- :
sionerS . i
Gentlemen:
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I request you to reappoint Prtn. W.
H. May, Medicine Lake, and Pria. Ci.
F. Priesleben, Westby, as Members at
the County Board of Educational Ex
Ethel E. Singleton;
County Superintendent.
On motion, the County S u rv e yor
was authorized to get the neceseary
supplies for his office.
LIBRARY BOARD
APPOINTED
On motion, the following were ap
pointed as the County Library Board:
Ethel E. Singleton, County Superin
tendent, Plentywood; S. C. Faaborg, .
Medicine Lake; Mrs, A. O. Opgrande, .
Plentywood.
REFUND OF TAXES
ORDERED MADE
On motion, the County Treasurer
' was authorized to refund to C.
Johnson, Sheridan County Portion of
taxes paid in error on SW14, 25-29^
55 for the year 1916. Total amount
of taxes $91.26.
At 12:00 o'clock noon the Board
recessed until 2:00 o'clock P. M.
At 2:00 o'clock P. M., the Beard
resumed pursuant to recess taken, all
members of the Board and the Clerk
aminers to serve from January 1,1929
to January 1, 1931.
c.
r n 11M _ t „ff pr Q *2500 for
, J Z .^'.i T o"act caf pto to
the best and most practical plan to
jmake the J8th amendment effective.
The best way wouW be to jail all the
customers and
1 U „ .. , P m* within *
then PUt 3 th ° SC " 3 l ft
, <> ne of the -' maller states "' here the *
can be "'ulch«!
present.
MINUTES
APPROVED
The Minutes of the previous meç|
ing was read and on motion, approved
as read.
On motion, Commissioner French
was authorized to attend the Convene
^ on 0 f County Commissioners at Hel
ena, January 24, 25, 26, 1929.
On motion, Commissioners Iverson,
Anker and Clerk Madsen were in
structed to attend the Road Machine
ry show at Helena, and to meet with
the State Highway Commission about
State Roads in Sheridan County.
clerk TO APPLY FOR
TAX DEEDS
On motion the County Clerk was
instructed to apply for Tax Deeds to
lands in Twp. 36 58 and in Township
34-56.
On motion, at 4:00 o'clock P. M.,
the Board adjourned.
FRANK FRENCH,
Chairman of the Board.
NIELS MADSEN, Clerk.
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A Tip for the
Wise Housewife!
For
The Best Meats
At ih eLowest Prices
Come to
FORMAN'S
Where Quality
Prevails
And Service is
Prompt and
Efficient
Forman's
FRED FORMAN, Prop.
Phone 17
Plentywood
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