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Page 4 The Flathead Courier The Flathead Courier Official Paper, Lake County Howard K. Hazel - baker, Owner and Editor Non-partisan in Politics Published each Thursday at Poison, Montana. Subscription rates $2.00 Per Year, in advance. Entered as Second Class Mail Matter May 10, 1910, at the Post Office at Poison, Montana. SUMMARY OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, OCTOBER 2-3-7-8-9 AND 17TH The road supervisors and the County WPA. administrators met with the Board and a map was prepared, indi- cating the priority of the various stretches of road to be improved in each of the Commissioner's districts. Appraisernent of the new list of County tax deeded lands was complet- ed and the date for holding the sale was changed from November the 8th to November the 15th. The board decided to appoint a Board of appraisers, to re-appraise and equal- ize the assessments within the Towns of Poison, Ronan and St. Ignatius. Road matters at Niarada, and Lake Ronan were considered. Contract for 100 rick of wood was awarded to Andrew Olson. Right-of-way deeds from Harry 0. Thurston and John B. Kiracofe were approved by the board. Viewers reports on the Orivelle E. Rogers, et al., and the Emanuel B. Hu- ber, et al., road petitions were approv- ed by the board. A resolution calling for the oiling ol the Ronan -Round Butte road was adopted by the board and the clerk was instructed to send a copy of same to the State Highway Commission. The board agreed to assign a num- ber of the County-wide WPA. quota for the construction of the grandstand at the County Fair grounds. The board agreed to assign a number of the County-wide WPA. quota for the construction of a cinder path or sidewalk from the Ronan school to the vicinity of the A. M. Sterling store. The petition for the creation of a judicial township including the pre- cincts of Charlo and Moiese, to be known as the Charlo, township was ap- proved by the board. The following tax dedeeded lands were sold to-wit: Chas. A. Brooks, St. Ignatius, lands In section 32-18-20. Billy Hamilton, Poison, N'2SW 1.4 of section 34-22-21. E. J. Crum and W. W. Loy, Columbia Falls, SW'4 Sec. 17-26-18 and NE'.4 of Sec. 20-26-18. Andrea B. Howell, SW t4NW% Sec. 18-19-21. Oscar Baertsch, Charlo, SMISE%, Sec. 3-19-21. Albert Ledeaux, Arlee, S'2NW' , .'&, NE 1 / 4 NW14, E2 NW' 4 NW 14 of Section 25- 17-20. Clarence Bissell, Poison, lots 22, 23 and 24 of Block 1, of City Center Ad- dition to Poison. The road petitions of Jacob M. Reim- ers, et al., and A. E. Hurlbutt, et al., were considered and viewers were ap- pointed. A few changes were made in the boards of precinct judges. Bids for the care of the infirm poor of Lake county for the ensuing year was considered and the contract was awarded to William H. Harrison. Claims Allowed: ' The following claims were approved during the session of the board and the clerk was instructed to issue war- rants as follows, to -wit: General Fund: W. A. Jensen. September salary clerk and recorder, Anna W. Kemp, September sal- ary, deputy clerk and recorder 137.50 Earl S. Ferrell, September salary deputy clerk and recorder, 120.00 Bernt Langaunet, September salary, deputy clerk and re- corder, Jane Abrahamson Bicha, Sep- tember salary, clerk for clerk and recorder, Montana Jump, September sal- ary, clerk for clerk and record- er, Clyde W. Weythman, September salary, treasurer, Stella M. Upham, September salary, deputy treasurer, 137.50 Isabel Jensen, September salary clerk for treasurer, Ethel M. Steese, September sal- ary, clerk for treasurer, 63.75 John H. Lampe, September sal- ary, assessor, James Harbert, September sal- ary, clerk of court, 150.00 J. L. Taulbee, September salary sheriff, Lee Butcher, September salary, undersheriff, Wilbur DeGolier, September sal- ary, deputy sheriff, 137.50 166.66 1 102.00 63.75 63.75 166.66 63.75 150.00 187.50 150.00 Heel Latch SHOES Lock the Heel in place Support the Arches Massage the Metatasals First in Style and First in Prestige HOLDING'S SHOE STORE Samuel R. Chaffin, September salary, deputy sheriff, 50.00 Henry C. West, September salary deputy sheriff, John Nadrau, September salary deputy sheriff. E‘elyn Nafus, September salary cierk for county attorney, rt. H. Wiedman, September sal- ary, county attorney, 75.00 Ethel T. Terry, September salary, county superintendent, 166.66 Mary Jane Wilson, September salary, clerk for county super- intendent, 63.75 N. E. Carlson, September salary, janitor, 100.00 Alfred Pronovost, September sal- ary, re-employment manager, 120.00 Margaret Redlaczyk, September salary, clerk for county agent, Hubbard's Pharmacy, drugs, care of prisoners, 7.54 Petty Cash, September, general fund expense, 122.46 Shaw & Borden, supplies, coun- ty offices, 63.19 Bender Moss Co., supplies, coun- ty attorney, 5.00 R. H. Sands, September fees, J. P., George A. Kelly, J. P. witness Jennie Wigen, J. P. witness Julian Bell, J. P. witness, Jack Ladeau, J. P. witness, Emily Owen, J. P. witness, Gordon Gipe, J. P. juror, Will Tiddy, J. P. juror, R. H. James, J. P. juror, • B. B. Owen, J. P. juror, E. D. Pearce, J. P. juror, George L. James, J. P. juror, Walter Callahan, J. P. witness, Andrew Olson. J. P. witness Lars Beck, J. P. witness, Mrs. Elmer Sandberg, J. P. wit- ness, 3.04 WoociroW Phillips, J. P. witness 1.50 Dr. J. Murray Brooks. J. P. wit- ness. 1.50 Audrey Wymore, September sal- ary, clerk for clerk of court, 32.65 Peck's Radio Shop, supplies for selection, 0.55 Mountain States Power Co , August service, county offices 41.55 Mountain States Power Co , September service, county of- fices, W. A. Cross, September J. P. fees Agnes Orr, J. P. witness, Elmer Sandberg, J. P. witness L. S. Catlin, September salary and expenses, court reporter, 70.66 John Dimon, September, per diem and expense, coroner, 28.68 U. S. I. I. S., August service, county building, 31.51 Maude Roberts, Legistration of electors, 1.50 Alma E. Sipe, registration of electors, 2.70 F. L. Stixnson, registration of of electors, 3.60 Ed. Mercier, registration of electors, 3.50 Roy Proud, registration of elect- ors, 1.50 Otto Bauer, registration of electors, 1.60 Vocational school for Girls', board and care of Lake coun- ty girl, 10.50 Meritt Cass, repairs, jail window, 2.00 Joseph Blodgett, slaughtered cattle, 10.00 John W. Graham Co., supplies, surveyor, 1.95 Clarence Henderson, material, booth at Missoula fair, 6.50 Mildred B. Crosby, opinion ser- vice, 12.00 Flathead Courier, supplies and printing, county officers, 596.40 G. A. Lensman, September per diem and mileage, county commissioner, 48.12 L. J. Marion, September per diem and mileage, county commissioner, 45.60 P. F. Hem, September per diem and mileage, county commis- sioner, 40.00 40.00 63.75 63.75 2.50 2.41 3.04 4.65 3.88 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 2.75 31.55 15.00 1.50 3.04 42.52 Ethel E. Mason, September sal- ary, clerk for treasurer, 2.45 A. L. Thompson, September sal- ary and expense, court report- er, 67.34 H. C. Redman, September fees, J. P., 10.00 John McCarthy, registration of electors, 5.40 M. W. Knapp, registration of electors, 3.50 Drs. Dimon & Koehler, Septem- ber salary and expenses, coun- ty health officer, 29.34 J. Elliott Busey, legal counsel, 25.00 Davis Mercantile Co., broom, care of prisoners, 1.25 Flathead Indian Tel. Co., August service, county agent, 3.00 I. D. Zobell, September expense, county agent, 57.21 Alfred A. Pronovost, September mileage, re-employment man- ager, 21.60 Estella Baumert, September Sal- ary, clerk for treasurer, 12.25 Frank Faucett, September, per diem, county surveyor, 56.00 J. L. Taulbee, September mileage sheriff, 60.59 Montana Deaconess school board and care of Lake county girls 31.50 Mrs. Carl Ettinger, September care of Lake county girl, 5.00 Dr. John J. Hall, medical care of Lake county girl, 3.00 Charles S. Dirrunick, supplies, surveyor, 1.50 Russell Kemp, September salary clerk for clerk and recorder 14.70 Hattie Rantru, care of Lake county boy, 22.50 Industrial Accident Board, as - sessment, Alice Crawford, J. P. witness, Verda Lundvall, J. P. witness Betty Lundvall, J. P. witness Office Supply company, supplies, county agent, Yale & Towne Mfg. Co., time ipck inspection, City of Poison, August and Sep- tember water rent, Helmer & Harris, gas, R. Z. Leighton, labor and mater- ial, Ronan garage, Jane Bailey, September salary and expense, probation officer, Shrider Bros. Mortuary, burial of soldier, J. L. Taulbee, September board of prisoners, U. S. I. I. S., September service, county building, Ray V. Ball, registration of electors, F. L. Casey, dental work, Ethel T. Terry, September mile- age, county superintendent N. J. Cline, satisfaction of mort- gage, Miller building, N. J. Cline, Miller building, lot 1, block 24, Poison Original Poor Fund: Dr. H. L. Koehler, glasses, Holy Family hospital, medical care, Hardie's Lake City Drug, drugs, Mountain States Power Co., Sep- tember service, welfare office Cramer's Grocery, groceries, E. J. Wamsley, groceries, S. W. Grinde, groceries, Smith & Mallory, groceries, Petty Cash, September expense, poor fund, Bud Brewer, September rent Safeway Store, groceries, G. A. Gustafson, groceries, William Arlint, wood, Dubays Ranch Market, groceries Safeway Store, groceries, Lake City Grocery, tobacco, aged poor, A. M. Sterling Co., groceries Poison Transfer Co., delivery of wood, Drs. Dimon & Koehler, Septem- ber salary and expenses, coun- ty physicians, State Department of Public Wel- fare, September 0. A. A., A. D. C., and A. N B., State Department of Public Wel- fare, refund of personnel and mileage, U. S. I. I. S., August service, sewing room and sanitary pro. Frank Moore, transportation of W. P. A. crew, Pearce Style Shoppe, September rent, sewing room, Dorothy Wymore, September salary, Clerk for Farm Secur- ity, Dorqthy Sheneman, September salary, clerk for farm security Montana State Tuberculosis Sanitary board and care of Lake county patients, Industrial Accident Board, as- sessment, Shaw & Borden, supplies, wel- fare office, DeMers Mercantile Co., groceries H. L. Haines, groceries, Cline Motors, gas, G. A. Gustafson, groceries, Josie Tindel, September board and care of aged poor, 136.00 Hubbard's Pharmacy, drugs, 47.16 Fred Fredrickson, September rent, Polson Steam Laundry, laundry Spokane Surgical Supply Co., supplies, county physicians, 7.11 U. S. I. I. S., September service, sewing and commodity, C. H. Smith, September rent, storage and water, sanitary 1 pro., 0.80 Poison Feed Store, freight on commodities, Florence Anderson, October gen- 50.67 eral relief, 2.20 William Baxter, October general 2.62 relief, 10.00 2.62 J. 0. Barnard, October general relief, 10.00 1.13 Henry Charlson, October general relief, 5.00 12.50 Eunice Colburg, October general relief, 5.00 20.45 Mrs. John Folden, October gen- 2.88 eral relief, 12.50 Evelyn Jean Glover, October 173.40 general relief, 10.00 Mrs. Charles W. Harrington, 24.25 October, general relief 10.00 Fred Haviland, October general 30.42 relief, 20.00 Mrs. Joseph Keller, October gen- 303.00 eral relief, 5.00 John. Lindbloom, October gener- 30.07 al relief, 15.00 Eugene Marleau, October general 12.70 reliet 7.50 2.00 Hattie McCollum, October gen- eral relief, 5.00 40.32 Mrs. Maude Richard October general relief, 10.00 561.67 Mary Ross, October general re- lief, 5.00 394.16 Hector Rouillier, October general relief, 12.00 13.00 Ida Smith, October general relief 15.00 Oral Smith, October general re - 41.50 lief, 12.00 2.65 Margaret Steil, October general relief, 10.00 5.30 Fay Thompson, October general 7.60 relief, 5.00 10.00 Etta Towe, October general relief 10.00 10.00 J. F. McAlear, September rent, 19.65 commodity office, 17.00 Hotel Dieu Hospital, medical 45.02 care, outside poor, 284.00 10.00 Road Fund: 12.50 G. A. Lensman, September per 15.20 diem and mileage, county 2.00 commissioner, 19.90 5.00 L. J. Marion, September per 'diem 70.00 and mileage, county commis- sioner, 12.90 5.30 P. F. Hem, September per diem 4.98 and mileage, county commis- sioner, 9.68 10.00 Millo Jensen, repairs, county shop, 0.65 A. M. Sterling Co., repairs, 5.96 188.56 A C. Brooks, oil, 1.50 Farmer's Trading Co., material county shop, 14.35 831.65 Dennis Harrington, September salary, 114.75 W. A. Pearson, gravel, 25.84 210.88 Mountain States Power Co., Sep- tember, services, county shop, 10.00 4.04 Boettcher Hardware Co., repairs, county shop, 3.20 2.50 Dewey Lumber Co., repairs, county shop, 1.76 20.00 Joe Ladderoute, transporting tractor, 9.50 Stanley Scearce, Inc., diesel oil 11.06 63.75 Mountain Tractor Co., repairs, county shop, 49.63 63.75 Mincoff Ignition & Motor Parts, repairs, county shop, 25.62 Davis Mercantile Co., repairs, 177.20 county shop, 1.05 Continental Oil Co., gas and oil 303.04 4.30 Stanley Scearce, Inc., repairs, 0.76 Westmont Tractor & Equipment Co., repairs, county shop, 112.65 James N. Schau, repairs, 5.25 2.00 5.00 3.00 1.15 3.00 12.00 18.35 4.08 8.50 LET US WINTERIZE Your Car We have the following ANTI -FREEZE Prestone Zerex Zerone Trek LITENING SUPER -SERVICE ' STATION Leonard Newgard - Lessee on Highway 93 Kinirvoe#4.4.0.4.4,4,4.4r441.•••••••••#•••••••••••••••4 9TH ANNUAL JITNEY DINNER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST 5:00 to 7:00 o'clock p. m. 5 CENTS A SERVING Charles Luedke - Magician 7:00 to 8:00 o'clock p. m. - 15c and 25c Sponsored by F. F. A. AUXILIARY 3.50 Thursday, October 24, 1940 St. Ignatius Lumber Co. material Guy Sherrell, September salary, road supervisor, Joe Roske, labor, Bruce Walrath, labor, Melvin Hilton, truck hire, Max Harris, labor, Sidney Allard, gravel, Industrial Accident Board, as- sessment, E. W. Pearce, labor, 11.28 114.75 72.00 75.00 42.50 12.00 62.00 117.38 63.00 Poison Service Station, tire and ba tteries, Poison Service Station, tires, . Standard Oil Co., oil and gas, . Gillani Loan Co., gravel, M. R. Dickson, September salary road supervisor, Raymond Detert, labor, Spaberg Lumber Co., material Harold Morkert, labor, L. W. Shotwell, superintendent, 23.50 52.27 83.35 32.40 114.75 72.00 4.40 40.50 Davis Mercantile Co., material.. 32.00 R, W, S V,NE'4, of 29-22-19, 30.00 Sample Service, tires, 92.64 Meyers Nelson, September salary Motor Supply Co., repairs, 36.94 road supervisor, 114.75 Motor Supply Co., repairs, 86.57 F. A. Niles, material, 130.16 Frank Faucett, September, per diem, county surveyor, 81.00 Roy White, labor, Dewey Lumber Co., stakes, 87.50 1.00 H. C. Bouton, September, per diem and mileage, surveyor's Harold Morkert, truck hire, Stanley Scearce, Inc., diesel oil 64.38 15.20 assistant, 75.81 Reservation Land & Lumber Cline Motors, repairs, 4.39 S. K. Nestegard, September sal- ary, shop foreman, 125.00 Co., supplies, U. S. I. I. S., September service, shop, 13.90 431 Mountain States Power Co., July and August services, shop, .... tasmussen Bros., repairs, cCalispell Motor Supply, repairs, 9.25 54.25 71.55 Helmer & Harris, repairs, Mincoff Ignition & Motor Parts, repairs, 121.58 31.81 (Continued on Page 5) (I. S. I. I. S., August service, shop 9.66 Until October 31 (UNLESS WE ANNOUNCE A CHANGE OF DATE) WE ARE PAYING T5c per bu. For No. 1 Wheat When applied on the purchase of one of our USED CARS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS PREMIUM PRICE FOR YOUR WHEAT It means that we pay you approximately 50 per cent more than today's Market Price. It means, for example that you virtually buy a $300. car for $200. If you have no wheat, come and see us anyway. We -will make you, also, an attractive proposition. For further information of this money -saving plan see our detailed announcement. Also, we invite you to listen to our messages each day over the Radio. 44 Used Cars to Choose From PLYMOUTHS, CHEVROLETS, FORDS, DODGES, CHRYSLERS, AND OTHER POPULAR MAKES, SEDANS, COACHES COUPES -the kind of cars you want, at prices you can afford to pay, and on terms you can handle. ROOSEVELT OSBORNE mom SALES DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH DEALERS MAIN LOCATION OPPOSITE MISSOULA'S POST OFFICE USED CAR LOT Corner Pine and Stevens - 1 Block West of Yandt's Men's Wear FARMERS! DEALERS! and CONSUMERS of OIL PRODUCTS The Lake County Refinery is now manufacturing Gasoline - Distillate - Diesel Fuel and All Grades of Burner Fuel Products of uniform quality, unconditionally Guaranteed - Made from Montana Crude A Home Product of Superior Quality Investigate Our Prices WRITE - PHONE - WIRE OR CALL IN PERSON We maintain a Delivery Service 24 -Hours Daily Lake County Refinery Located in Poison on Highway 93 A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU 13
