Article Text
County Commissioners Proceedings
LEGAL NOTICES
LOCAL NEWS
Oscar Tibbets of Tacoma, Wash., arrived last week to look after his farm interests here. Miss Grant went to Bainville Monday, accompanying her nephew. Geo. Davidson, who visited several weeks at the Sannon and Jennison homes of his cousins. He returned to his home at Rugby, N. D. Wm. Lemieux and Eddie Miller were Sidney visitors on Tuesday. Hobart Howard resigned his job driving the water wagon and Guy Jewett has taken his place. The Gallogly family and Mrs. Jack Long and Miss Helen Long visited at the Simon Gilbertson home near Nohly Sunday. Mrs. Sid McKay and little son leave this week for California, after spending the summer at the home of her parents at Lambert. Sid is working out there and the family will take up housekeeping on the arrival of Mrs. McKay and son. Happy Norby and wife and Mrs. Ole Lovely were in town Monday. 3 rooms partially furnished, for rent. Inquire at Lemieux. Bob Edwards of Dore was in town Tuesday night. Eva Lois Sannan is visiting at the home of Mrs. LaRoack at Bainville. Mrs. A. D. Johnson and Mrs. Kerkhoven were Fairview visitors from Nohle Wednesday. Mrs. J. B. Kerffot of Ontario, Calif., arrived Saturday for a visit at the home of her brother, A E. Healey. C. H. Sannon was a business visitor at Scobey from Monday to Thursday.
Win. E. Birmingham left Tuesday for the twin cities on business connected with his office of national bank receiver. E. A. Nissen returned the first of the week from Minnesota points, where he spent his vacation visiting relatives and friends. steam or gas engineer for this season.-B. Austin, Sioux Pass, Mont. Geo. W. Nelson, cashier of the First National Bank of Williston, and 1. A. Wingate, also of Williston, were in Fairview Wednesday. Oscar Berard of Four Mile was in town Tuesday evening looking for a shocker. Mr. Berard has a very good crop and needs extra help to care for it. Mrs. A. M. Gardner and little daughter were at Williston Sunday. Mrs. W. L. Hedgecock's mother and sister will come here from Illinois to spend the winter. They will arrive early in September. George Berry and family arrived from Troy, Mont., the first of the week, making the trip by car, to reside here. They lived here before Mr. Berry has engaged to work for Pete Baltus. the blacksmith shop. He is a blacksmith by trade.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF RICHLAND COUNTY, MONTANA, AT SIDNEY. JULY 6, 1925.
At 9 A. M. the Board of County Commissioners met in Regular Session pursuant to Chapter 148, Section Session Laws of 1915. Present: H. A. Miller, Chairman, Jens Miller and C. Teisinger, Members, and M. L. Hoffstot, Clerk. The meeting was duly proclaimed by the Sheriff. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved The hour of noon having arrived. on motion the Board adjourned til P. M. At P. M. the Board-reconvened, all members and clerk present. On motion made and carried, R. G. Wagner, County Attorney is hereby granted permission to absent himself from the State in accordance with On motion made and carried the 1924 assessment of Elmer Bosshard of Fairview, on 600 sheep as shown on B 17, line 34, valuation $3600, is hereby ordered cancelled erroneous assessment. On motion made and carried the 1919 assessment Elizabeth Ir. win. North half Sec. 23. 25 R. 55 E. tax sale certificate No. 525 Del. Record page 62. line 11. amount of tax $73.33, is hereby ordered cancelled as same erroneous. The hour of M. having arrived. on motion the Board adjourned unM.
July 7. 1925
At M. the Board met pursuant to yesterday adjournment, all members and lerk present. On motion made and carried the assessment of Chas. McQuery for the year 1919 on Lots 1-2-3-4- and Sec. 5-25-54 in the amount of $51.07, Tax Sale cert. No. 519 is hereby ordered cancelled as same was erroneous. Auditing of claims occupied the attention of the Board until noon. The hour of noon having arrived on motion the Board adjourned until M. At P. M. the Board reconvened, all members and clerk present. Auditing of claims occupied the attention of the Board until 5 P. M. The hour of P. M. having arrived on motion the Board adjourned until A. M. granting the prayer of said petition, and such other investigation as may be necessary to properly determine the merits and demerits of said petition, and to make their report to the Board at its next regular meeting. Road Petition No. 473, filed with the Clerk on the 8th of July. 1925, duly presented to the Board for consideration, and upon examination thereof, the Board finds that the petition is in all respects legal and sufficient, and Commissioner J. Miller, and Glen B. Dawè, County Surveyor were appointed by the Board as viewers and to make an investigation, as to the feasibility, desirability and cost of granting the prayer of said petition and such other investigation as may be necessary to properly the merits and demerits of the petition, and to make their report to the Board at its next regular The matter of Road Petitio was next taken up by the Board for further consideration, and appearing that in accordance with order made by this Board on the 7th day of May, 1925, appointing and directing Commission C.L.Teisinger and Glen B. Dawe. County as viewers to make an investigation to the feasibility desirability and cost of granting said petition.said viewers did make investigation and filed their report thereon with the loard. After duly consdering the and petition the Board finds that the proposed road is not necessary for public convenience and motion made carried. the said petition was disallowed. On motion made and carried Road Petitions Nos. 467 469 and 470 were laid over awaiting viewers report On moton made and Road Petitions Nos. 433 and 465 were laid over awaiting On motion made and carried Road Petition No. 390 was laid awaiting condemnation proceedin On motion made and carried Road Petitions Nos. 141. 145, 455. 459 and 461 were laid over for further consideration. The hour of 5 P. M. having arrived, on motion the Board adjourned to meet in Special Session at M. July 9. H. A. MILLER, July 9. 1925 At A. M. the Board met in cial Session pursuant to adjournment, all members clerk present. Bids for bridge piling were at this time with the follow sult:
July 8, 1925. At A. M. the Board met pursuant to vesterday's adjournment, all mem"Sidney, Montana, July bers and clerk present. "Board of County Commissi On motion made and carried D. D. Richland County, Dotson is hereby authorized to acSidney, Montana. cept the sum of $1498.31 from A. M. Gentlemen: Gardner. Receiver for Bank of Fair "We herewith respectfully submit the the pilamount due from said Bank of Fairing. This price delivered and piled view, as deposits made by Richland in our yard. County and held by said Bank at 10" Top Cedar Piling 11' is 20' time closing its doors, same being lengths 29c per foot. protected by certain warrants and Yours very truly, Tax Sale Certificates. "Monarch Lumber Co It is further ordered that said D. 'By T. Ralston, Mgr." D. Dotson, return to said A. M: Gard"Sidney, Montana, July 7. 1925 ner, as Receiver of Bank of FairBoard of County Comview, the said warrants and Tax missioners, Sale Certificates upon receipt of said amount of $1498.31. Gentlemen: On motion made and carried Mrs. We wish to submit the following F. R. Bradley of Fairview is hereby bid for redar poles 12, 11 16 and 20 granted $30 per month to be drawn foot lengths, according to our spefrom the Poor Fund until further ciffections, same to be delivered in notice. our yard, or 27½e per lined foot. The hour of noon having arrived. The above to be checked out to on motion the Board adjourned unyou free of charge. til M. Yours very truly, At P. M. the Board reconvened, Valley Merc. & Lumbe Co., all members and clerk present. A. Vaux, On motion made and carried that On motion made and carried the certain indemnity bond dated June Clerk is hereby instructed notify 29, 1925, to expire July 29, 1926 in Valley Merc. & Lumber Co. that they the amount of $4500.00, given by the were the successful bidders First National Bank of Savage, to On motion made and carried the secure deposits of County funds, is following transfers of County funds hereby approved and ordered re- are hereby ordered: corded. From Contingent fund to General Road Petition No. 471, filed with fund, $15343.08. the Clerk on the 8th day of July From Clasification to General 1925, was duly presented to the Fund, $1912.29 Board for is in all From 1918 Seed Grain Bond to respects legal and sufficient, and 1920 Seed Grain Bond, $1880.56. Commssioner H. A. Miller, and Glen From 1918 Seed Grain Interest to B. Dawe, County Surveyor, were 1920 Seed Grain Bond $4844.12. appointed by the Board as viewers From 1920 Seed Grain Interest to and directed to make an investiga1920 Seed Grain Bond $4844.17. tion as to the feasibility, desirabil From General Fund to 1920 Seed ity and cost of granting the prayer Grain Bond $23994.02. of said petition, and such other inThe hour of noon having arrived. vestigation as may be necessary to on til motion the Board adjourned unproperly determine the merits and M. demerits of the petition, and to make At M. the Board reconvened. to the Board at its next all members and clerk present. regular meeting. Auditing of claims having been Road Petition No. 172, flled with completed, was ordered that the Clerk on the 8th day of July, claims Nos. 3899 to 3917 inclusive on 1925, was duly presented to the the full. Contingent Fund be allowed Board for and upon examination thereof, the Board finds On motion it was ordered that the petition is in all respects claims Nos. 8459 to 8493 inclusive on legal and sufficient, and Commissionthe General Fund be allowed in full. er H. A. Miller, and Glen B. Dawe, On motion it was ordered that County Surveyor, were appointed claims Nos. 6955 to 7076 Jusive on by the Board as viewers and directed the Road Fund be allowed in full, to make an investigation, as to the lowed except the following which are al feasibility, desirability and cost of in part: No. Name What for Amt. Amt. Amt. Claim Allowed Disllwed 6978 Dahl, Hans H., Road work 12.75 $11.75 1.00 6993 Edeline, Jay, do 172.50 157.50 15.09 6996 Fehre, Peter, sharpening grader 17.25 16.75 50 7002 Gilman, L., Road wark 4.00 3.50 7009 Howard, P. E. do 309.60 154.80 154.80 7013Kuester, Herbert do 45.00 3.75 7014 Killian, Joe do 6.00 5.50 7016 Kuester, Artbur do 74.00 70.25 3.75 7017 Kappell, Albert S. do 94.50 80.85 13.65 7035 Mullen, John do 84.00 73.50 10.50 7036 do do do 24.00 21.00 3.00 7051 Roberts, C. E. do 95.25 92.75 2.50 7059 Steininfger, Alois do 200.00 185.50 15.00 7065 Vanderhoof, Walter do 15.00 13.00 2.00 On motion it was ordered that claims Nos. 2623 to 2638 inclusive on the Poor Fund be allowed in full except the following which tris al allowed in part: No. Name What for Amt. Amt. Amt. Claim Allowed Dis 2626 Florence Crittenden of Betker & Gould 20.00 $ 10.00 $10.00 2627 Gardner, Len, supplies. 27.45 27.00 2926 Lambert Pharmacy, supplies 105.30 105.00 30 2633 Otte, A. F., road and poor tax 4.00 2.00 2.00 On motion it was ordered that Op inotion made and it claims Nos. 456 to 665 inclusive on was ordered that claims Nos. be allowed full. on last
IN THE DITRICT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF Richland County, Montana, a Body Politic and Corporate,
Plaintiff,
VS. Edward C Kersten and Mary D. Kersten, his wife, The First National Bank of East Fairview, North Dakota, Corporation, The First National Bank of Fairview, Montana, a Corporation, W. E. Birmingham, Receiver of the First National Bank of Fairview, Montana, a corporation, and WellsDickey Company, a corporation, Defendants. THE STATE OF MONTANA SENDS GREETING TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action which is filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court, and file your answer and serve a copy thereof upon the attorney for plaintiff within twenty days after the of this summons, exclusive of the day of service; and in case of your failure to appear or answer. judgment will be taken against you default, for the relief demanded in the complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain judgment for the sum of with interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from December 1924: for the additional sum of $180.00 with interest at 10 per eent per annum from December 1923: for the further sum $108.63 with interest thereon at the rate of 10 cent per annum from December 1923 and for the sum of with interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from December 1924, which said two last mentioned sums are due plaintiff for taxes on the said land hereinafter described for the years 1923 and 1924 respectively and for judgment for plaintiff's costs and disbursements incurred herein; for the foreclosure plaintiff's mortgage excuted by Edward Kersten, and Mary D. Kersten, his wife, on December 1, 1919 to the First National Bank of East Fairview, a corporation, recorded in the office of the County Clerk and Recorder of Richland County, Montana, on January 2. 1920 in Book 38 of uage 286 thereof securing note of $3000.00 and coupon notes executed C. Kersten and Mary D. Kersten his wife. to the said First National Bank of East Fairview, a corporation, which said notes were duly assigned transferred and delivered to plaintiff herein together with the mortgage securing the same, all of said notes bearing date with said mortgage: and that the complaint herein asks that the usual decree be made sale of the property conveyed by said mortgage, to-wit: West half of Section Thirtythree (33), Township Twenty-five (25) North of Range Fifty-eight (58) East, containing 319 acres, more or less, according to the United States Government survey and that the proceeds from such sale be a.applied to the amount due the plaintiff and that the defendant and all persons claiming or to claim from or under them may be barred and foreclosed all rights and equity of redemption in and to the said lands and premises and every part thereof, and for other and further relief as will more fully appear by plaintiff's complaint on file in this action. copy of which is served upon you and reference to which is hereby made for further particulars.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court this 20th day of May, D. 1925.
(COURT SEAL) GUY L. Clerk of District Court. By ETHEL D. WALKER Deputy Clerk.
R. G. Wagner, Attorney for Plaintiff, Sidney, Montana. (Pub. dates July 13, inc.)
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE DISTRICT COURT THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE MONTANA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
RICHLAND. Emma J. Blake,
Plaintiff,
VS. Van Quackenbush and Hazel Quackenbush, his wife,
Defendants To be sold at Sheriff's Sale, on the 15th day of August, 1925, at the hour of Ten(10)o'clock A. M. of said day, at the front door of the Richland County Court House, in the City of Sidney, Richland County. Montana, at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following real estate and premises situated in Richland County, Montana, tothe South half of the Southeast Quarter (S%SE%) and the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (SE%SW%) of Section (6), the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter (NE%NW%), North half of the Northeast Quarter the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter and the Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (NW%SE%), of Section Seven (7), in Township Twenty Five (25) North of Range Fifty Seven (57) East of the Montana Principal Meridian, together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertain-
Ing. Dated at Sidney, Richland County, Montana, this. 16th day of July, 1925. GEO. T.O'BRIEN, Bv Pavne. Deputy Sheriff.
