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Hardin Tribune-Herald. Hardin. Montana
Thursday, September 25. 1958
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
BIG HORN COUNTY, STATE OF MONTANA
SPECIAL SESSION AUGUST 20, 1958
The Board met this day in Special Session, the following members
being present: Cary V. Mabe, Chairman, George C. Miller and Henry R.
Esp, members; together with the County Clerk.
The purpose of the meeting was to appraise a Screening Plant and
order same advertised for sale. The Board set September 30, 1958, at 2:00
P. M., as the date for bids to be received. The Board also instructed the
Clerk to call for blds for one new Screening Plant, said blds to be re
ceived September 30, 1958, at 2:00 P. M.
REGULAR SESSION SEPTEMBER 2, 1958
The Board met this day in Regular Session, the following members
being present: Cary V. Mabe, Chairman, George C. Miller and Henry R.
Esp, members; together with the County Clerk.
The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
The following claims were examined and approved; warrants having
been previously drawn for payment of same.
GENERAL FUND, AUGUST PAY ROLL $ 5,188.39
ROAD FUND, AUGUST PAY ROLL 4,684.80
BRIDGE FUND, AUGUST PAY ROLL 1,484.80
LIBRARY FUND, AUGUST PAY ROLL 499.33
LAND CLASSIFICATION, AUGUST PAY ROLL 458.90
The following claims were examined and approved and warrants
were drawn on their respective funds for payment of the same.
GEN EKAL
O. W. Mattox, Office work $ 120.00
Montana Physician's Service. Health Insurance 268.40
Shepard's Citations, Inc., Law Books 33.00
Bancroft-Whitney, Law Books - 64.70
Montana-Dakota Utilities, Service 15.79
Montana Power Company, Service . 90.23
Milo Faulkner Co., Book Binding 104.00
Tribune-Herald, Printing & supplies 210.25
Holmes Plumbing & Heating, Repairs 12.40
American Law Book Co., Law Books 25.00
Maynard Stationery Co., Supplies 5.85
Teacher s Retirement System, Retirement 10.28
Harry E. Cox, Mileage & expense 37.30
Sawyers Stores, Inc., Supplies 11.12
Hammond & Stephens Co., Books 14.92
Russell L. Danielson, J. P., J. P. fees 21.00
Peterson Typewriter Exchange, Supplies 5.55
Silver Burdett Co., Supplies 7.93
Holmes Plumbing & Heating, Repairs 6.30
Burroughs Corp., Service 10.90
Willis Sales Company, Supplies. 45.99
K-B Chemical Co., Supplies 41.25
Mont. Public Health Dist. No. 1, Health District 780.52
Roy G. Riley, Mileage 48.95
Lammers Furniture Ex., Supplies 40.00
Harts Laundry, Cleaning 30.80
Roy G. Riley, Convention Expense 121.00
H. R. Noenlng, Service 39.40
Clementine Sittel, Supplies & mileage - 53.65
Leo F. Kleffner, Mileage & expense 69.44
Roy G. Riley, Board of prisoners 84.50
Mlles & Ulmer Co., Supplies ; .07
Miles & Ulmer Co., Supplies » 5.13
Social Security Division, Social Security 234.28
Big Horn Co. State Bank, Federal Tax 583.22
St. Board of Equalization, State Tax - - 26.51
Public Emp. Ret. System, Retirement 447.67
Emma Kehler, Cleaning 12.50
Mt. States Tel. & Tel., Rentals & tolls - 234.39
Insurance Service, Inc., Insurance - 450.15
Office of State Examiner, Examiner fees 525.00
ROAD
O. W. Mattox, Survey Work 105.20
Montana Physician's Service, MacOll Inc - 345.52
Hines Motor Supply Co., Supplies 55-30
Wyola Garage, Parts - - - 245
Montana Power Co., Service - 6.41
Montana-Dakota Utilities, Service 1-23
Triangle Motor Co., Repairs 10.31
A. A. Moser, Supplies - 2 -50
SEE MILES AND ULMER'S
WINDOW DISPLAY
SATURDAY AND ALL NEXT WEEK!
Here Are Just a Few of
"OUR OWN" FALL 1958
SUPER SAVERS
CAKE PAN Aluminum, covered, 8 by 8 inches /QC
square. 2 inches deep. Reg. 89c 0/
CORDUROY CAPS Red Plaid wit h ear qqc
laps. Regular 51.19 . 00
FLASHLIGHT P j as tic case, unbreakable.
PINKING SHEARS Fine qua i ity , 7-inch Clio
length. Reg. 51.98 ’PI 1
DECORATIVE PLANTERS In Black or
Turquoise. Req. 51.19 //
DOOR MATS au rub b er , 141/ 2X 20 in. FQC
Reg. 79c 3/
FOOTBALLS Official size and weight. Cl QQ
Reg. 52.49 <? |O3
FOOTBALL HELMETS Boys . white or ^ fifi
FOOTBALL HELMETS with chin Q
Guard, Blue or Red. Reg. 52.95 YJ**'
FOOTBALLS Genuine leather, with free S9QR
tee. Reg. 54.95 *3*°
SHOULDER PADS F oo tb a U, Junior "Pro'' COCO
model. Reg. $3.19 s£o3
TUMBLERS
11 Vi oz- Sportsman, Special. FPC
4 FOR 33
CHECK FILE Portable, for cancelled checks. COftß
Reg. $3.95 *2°°
WALL BRACKET Decora t ive brass, 21 in. QQC
long. Reg. $1.39 00
OPEN ROASTER p orcelain Enameled, QQC
161/2*12x2 in. Reg. $1.50 00
GLOVES Brown. Jersey. QQC
MILES & ULMER
HARDIN, MONTANA
Hardin Auto Co., Parts .... i.og
tug jtiorn Implement Co., Repairs 71.81
Sheridan-Johnson REA, Service .... 7.05
Holmes Plumbing & Heating, Repairs 4.80
Ludnck's, Supplies 1.9 a
Anthony's, Supplies ..L................ 5.76
big Horn Drug, Supplies . 6.00
Uarter Oil Company, Gasoline 2.71
Valley Welders Supply Co., Supplies ..., 2.40
Nash-Davis Co., Repairs 4.27
Westate Machinery Co., Repairs 117.02
Hall-Perry Machinery Co., Repairs 349.99
Browns Oli & Gas, OU 507.16
Decker Store, Supplies 28.82
Miles & Ulmer Co., Supplies _ 48.90
Carter Oil Company, Gasoline 341.47
The Texas Company, Gas & Diesel fuel 1,444.43
Social Security Division, Social Security vm 17
Public Employees Retirement, Retirement 454.05
State Board of Equalization, State tax 19.54
Big Horn County State Bank, Federal tax 364.90
Mt. States Tel. & Tel., Rentals & Tolls 172 G
Insurance Service, Inc., Insurance .. 555 69
POOR
State Dept. Welfare, Poor „ _ 2,462.40
Patricia M. Hanson, R. N., Nursing Care 48.00
The Children's Clinic, Medical Care 35.00
Big Hom Co. Comm. Hospital, Hospital Care 1,932.80
St. Vincent’s Hospital, Hospital Care 161.40
Rickers Drug, Medicine ..._ 38.47
Big Horn Drug, Medicine . 71.14
Carrie Schindler, Nursing Home Care „ 21.00
Mrs. Waltred Johnson, Nursing Home Care 41.00
Mrs. Scott Carpenter, Nursing Home Care 148.00
Mrs. Sherwood Christensen, Foster Home needs 16.90
Mrs. Helen Gonnason, Foster Home needs .... 11.00
Anthony’s, Supplies _... 3.96
Camp Custer Service Station, Groceries 8.99
Hardin Meat Market, Groceries 1.96
Sawyers Stores, Inc., Groceries 5.00
Peterson Typewriter Exchange, Supplies 16.40
Mt. States Tel. & Tel., Rentals & Tolls . 3105
LIBRARY
Montana Physician’s Service, Health Insurance 5.50
Holmes Plumbing & Heating, Service 4.00
Charles M. Gardner & Co., Books 5.84
E. M. Hale & Company, Books .... 25.47
Popular Science Publishing Co., Books 4.80
Jean Karr & Co., Books 28.12
A. C. McClurg, Books _... 44.42
CampbeU & Hall, Inc., Books 72.71
Montana-Dakota UtUltles, Service _ 2.11
Montana Power Co., Service 4.95
Big Horn Co. State Bank, Federal Tax _... 79.90
Pub. Emp. Ret. System, Retirement 54.72
State Board of Equalization, State Tax 4.67
Social Security Division, Social Security 22.46
Mt. States Tel & Tel., Rentals & Tolls 8.75
BRIDGE
O. W. Mattox, Survey work 96.00
Eaton Metal Products Co., Culverts 1 02s sa
Miles & Ulmer Co., Supplies 1.05
Roscoe Steel & Culvert Co., Culverts 1,937.60
Roscoe Steel & Culvert Co., Culverts 710.70
Kenneth A. Lewis, Sharpening Saws 3.00
Saunders Lumber Co., Supplies 40.00
Big Horn Co. state Bank, Federal Tax 155.70
State Board of Equalization, State Tax 8.42
Pub. Employees Retirement System, Retirement .... 126.39
Social Security Division, Social Security 71.14'
LAND CLASSIFICATION
Montana Physician’s Service, Health Insurance 7.50
Haloid Xerox, Inc., Supplies .... 306.60
Saunders Lumber Co., Supplies 99.84
Social Security Division, Social Security 20.66
Public Employees Retirement System, Retirement 45.12
Big Hom County State Bank, Federal Tax _... 62.40
State Board of Equalization, State Tax 3.54
Mt. States Tel. & Tel., Rentals & Tolls 8 75
FAIR
Saunders Lumber Co., Supplies 227.40
Mlles & Ulmer Co., Supplies 4.83
Montana Power Co., Service 12.13
Holmes Plumbing & Heating Co., Supplies & labor .... 22.15
Wilbur B. Harding, Gravel _ 502.75
Big Horn Co. Treasurer, Taxes 267 25
(Assigned by W. B. Harding)
HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND
Ray Morissette, Insurance 1,070.00
Nordqulst & Sundell, Architects fees 983.78
Elmer R. Pogue Construction, General Construction 17,111.00
Carls-Sheet Metal & Plumbing, Plumbing contract 6,493.50
Sperllne Electric, Electrical contract 5,478.91
Juell Ottun called on the Board In regard to a car pass on the Sarpy
road. The matter was taken under advisement.
Harry E. Cox, County Clerk & Recorder, was given permission to
leave the State.
Mr. Bert Porter called on the Board regarding road matters on
Waddle Creek.
The Board adopted the following Resolution:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provision of Chapter 222, of the Daws
of Montana, as amended by the Thirty-Fifth Legislative Assembly, a
salary schedule is fixed for the payment of officials of Big Horn
County, Montana, and under and pursuant to said salary schedule
it appears that the taxable valuation of the property of Big Horn
County, Montana, is more than 8,000,000.00 Dollars, and under and
pursuant to said law it is necessary for the Board of County Com
missioners of the Big Horn County, Montana, to fix the salaries of
the oificials herein named and Iteet forth which are to be elected
during the year 1958:
AND WHEREAS, it appears from said salary schedule that the
officers of Bit Horn County, Montana, hereinalter named, is fixed
by said schedule as hereinafter set forth:
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of County Commissioners of
Big Horn County, Montana, that pursuant to the provisions of said
Chapter 222. Laws of the State of Montana, passed by the Thirty
fifth Legislative Assembly, the salaries of the otfleers of Big Horn
County, Montana, hereinafter named which are to be elected at the
General E‘ection on November 4. 1953, be. and, the same hereby aic.
fixed as follows, to-wit:
The salary of the County Clerk and Recorder of Big Horn
County, Montana, is fixed at the sum of . . $1,152.00
The salary of the County Treasurer of Bi; Horn County.
Montana, is fixed at the sum of ' $1,152.03
Tile salary of the County Attorney of Big Horn County.
Montana, is fixed at the sum of ’ $4,152.00
The salary of the County Assessor of Big Horn County.
Montana, is fixed at the sum of $4,152.00
The salary of the County Sheriff of Big Horn County,
Montana, is fixed at the sum of $4,152.00
The salary of the County Superintendent of Schools of
Big Horn County, Montana, is fixed at the sum of $4,152 00
The salary of the Clerk of Court of Big Horn County.
Montana, is fixed at the sum of $3 292.09
APPROVED: Cary V. Mabe, Chairman
ATTEST: Harry E. Cox, Clerk
There being no further business, the Board adjourned.
APPROVED: Cary V. Mabe, Chairman
ATTEST: Harry E. Cox, Clerk
REGULAR SESSION* SEPTEMBER 3, 1958
The Board met this day in Regular Session, the following members
being present: Cary V. Mabe, Chairman, George C. Miller and Henry R.
Esp, members; together with the County Clerk.
Dr. Elizabeth Bishop and Thomas Willett, Sanitarian, of Montana
Health District No. 1, called on the Board in regard to health conditions
in the County.
The claim of Dr. Vernon Wolf, for the sum of Fifteen ($15.00) Dol
lars, was denied for the reason that the County has a full time County
Physician and that the service was not approved by the Welfare De
partment.
The reports from the following offices showing fees, collections, etc.,
were examined and approved; County Clerk and Recorder, Sheriff (Crim
inal), Sheriff (Jail Boarders), Clerk of Court and Justice of the Peace.
There being no further business the Board adjourned.
APPROVED: Cary V. Mabe, Chairman
ATTEST: Harry E. Cox, Clerk
REGULAR SESSION SEPTEMBER 4, 1958
The Board met this day in Regular Session, the following members
being present: Cary V. Mabe, Chairman, George C. Miller and Henry R.
Esp, members; together with the County Clerk.
Eugene Dehnert, of the firm of Nordquist and Sundell, called on
the Board in regard to Hospital matters.
Cecil Holland, Road Foreman, was called In by the Board to re
ceive instructions regarding various road projects.
The Board adopted the following Resolution:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of
Big Horn County, Montana, that the County of Big Hem, through
its Board of County Commissioners, does hereby authorize and di
rect Cary V. Mabe, as Chairman ot the Board of County Oom-
First Wild Turkey
Season in Montana
To Be in October
Montana’s first wild turkey sea
son will get under way Saturday,
October 4 as a result of a success
ful transplanting program under
taken In Carter county. The Mon
tana Fish and Game Commission
this week authorized a three-day
mlssloners, to ratify, adopt and confirm an Oil and Gas Lease dated
May 13, 1957, by and between Guy T. Van Cleve and wife Mary ML
Van Cleve, as lessors, and James W. Reger, as lessee, on the form
attached hereto as Exhibit "A”.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands this
4th day of September, 1958.
S/ CARY V. MABE,
Chairman.
S/ GEORGE C. MILLER,
Member.
(SEAL) s/ HENRY R. ESP,
Member.
Elmer R. Pogue, contractor for the Big Hom County Memorial Hos
pital, called on the Board regarding matters pertaining to the con
struction of the Hospital.
The Board accepted an insurance settlement, in the amount of
$250.00, for a Bridge damaged by the Walling Construction Company and
authorized the Chairman to sign proof of loss.
The Board examined and approved the following claims and order
ed warrants to be drawn In payment of same.
GENERAL FUND
Cary V. Mabe, per diem & mileage $ 96.74
George C. Miller, per diem & mileage 103.60
Henry R. Esp, per diem & mileage 125.16
ROAD FUND
Cary V. Mabe, viewing & mileage $ 82.92
George C. Miller, viewing & mileage 59.20
Henry R. Esp, viewing & mileage 61.64
The Board ordered themselves out to view roads during the month
of September.
There being no further business the Board adjourned.
, APPROVED: Cary V. Mabe, Chairman
ATTEST : Harry E. Cox, Clerk
ELECT
?RHONALD IVERSON
LU
REPUBLICAN FOR
SHERIFF
OF BIG HORN COUNTY, MONTANA
Qualified — Efficient — Capable
I will appreciate your support!
(Pol. Adv. paid for by Rhonald Iverson)
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DEPENDABLE — THE SIGN OF SERVICE — GUARANTEED
IC'CA Fa:rlane Town Sedan, FAH. Radio. Fo-domaix, Power Steering, Power
1/30 rUHM Seat, Ti-Glass, WSW Tires, Rear View Mirror, Turn Signals. $1 f W
Town Car, Clean as the day it was sold new 10/V
1956 CHEVROLET priced exactly by the book de “" d 1485
1955 FORD L USt °Mil 2 DB ‘ dandy shape, has Overdrive, Radio, $1175
FARA Custom 4-D, Mileage maker 6 with Fordomatic, Radio, Seat STOP
■ /w*f I will/ Covers, new finish, see this dandy low oriced car I
1954 FORD Radio, fine condition .. ' ’825
10^9 RIEICIf Super 4-D, good running condition, looks real good. s<Mtr
I 73fc DUIVII Average retail is $695, going for . 2/3
1950 CHEVROLET Good average vehicle ’139
— TRUCKS —
1956 FORD ^l^. 1250
1955 FORD s'c” 650x16 lime. clean *995
1950 WILLYSS^a™X Driv "' F “ Rubb “' *395
1940 CHEVROLET Good Engine and Beet Box ’285
SERVICE IS OUR WATCHWORD ... goodwill is our goal
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SERV ' CE 200 * ONTA N* 1£ J
season on this species in the Long
pines hills southeast of Ekalaka.
The bag and possession limit will
be one bird. Either rifles, shotguns
or bow and arrows may be used.
The department has announced
that approximately 500 turkeys will
be present in the area open to
hunting and it is highly desirable
to give Montanans an opportunity
to pursue one of the nation’s top
game birds.
Department authorities advised
potential hunters that this species
is one of the most wary of game
birds and that hunter success is apt
to be low. In South Dakota, under
similar “first hunt” conditions, hun
ter success was approximately 20
per cent.
The Longplnes area is a plateau
region in Carter county and ap
proximately one half of the turkey
range will be open to hunting, the
remaining being closed to offer
sanctuary to a portion of the birds.
The department plans to trap and
transplant birds in the area again
this winter.
Five checking stations will be op
erated on the roads into the area
and detailed area maps will be dis
tributed to hunters so that they
may be certain of the open hunting
region. Department personnel ex
pect to maintain very close obser
vation on the results of this first
turkey hunt as it will set guide
lines for future hunts of this spe
cies in Montana.
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Far better it is to dare mighty
things, to win glorious triumphs,
even though checkered bv failure,
than to take rank with those poor
spirits who neither enjoy much nor
suffer much, cecause t;iev ive in
the gray twilight that knows not
victory nor defeat. —Theodore Roos
evelt.
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