In
O mm d
la. July 29 --- This
Sioux City Stock-
and feeder cattle
the demand ira-
because of the
in most of the
Week. With the
as as it is
are able to
aCtive market for
C, le.
there was a total
Sold in the Stocker
compared
week and 7,622 a
average steer
Week was 717 I bs.
price-at $25.04
the average
with an aver.
per cwt. and
avera weight was
~teers sold for $23.-
lower than this
week. Heifers sold at $23.28 per
cwt this week, $2.15 higher than
last year. The average heifer
weight this week was 648 lbs.,
eight pounds lig er than last
year.
Several loads of choice qual-
ity 700-950 lbs. feeder steers sold
rom $24.50 - $26.00 this week
while fleshy ~eeder heifers weigh-
ing 750-850 lbs. sold from $23.50
-$24.00 There was a small sup-
ply of choice steer calves selling
from $26.50 - $29.00 with one load
at $30.75. Heifer calves sold
from $24.50 - $26.00 with one
load of 400 lb. calves selling for
$27.00.
Aug. 1
Mrs. Mamie Michael was ill
and in the John Burns hospital
for a few days, but is somewhat
improved at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. William Strong
have been enjoying a visit from
their son and family from Salt
Lake City, Utah.
OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COURT HOUSE, SUNDANCE, WYOMING
JULY 25, 1966
A.M. Office of the County Commissioners
of County Commissioners met this day in Special Sess-
Conrad Ellsbury, Chairman; Robert Wenande; Kenneth
of the meeting was for the setting of the
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1967 in ac-
Chapter 110, H. B. 6 (Municipal Budget Act)Session
amendments thereto.
on the 13 day of June, 1966, the budget making authority
submitted to this Board a County Budget for the fiscal
June 30, 1967: AND WHEREAS, such bu4get was duly
the recerds of this Board and a copy thereof
for public inspection at the office o~ the County
Notice of a Pu,blie Hearing on such budget,
the summary of said budget was published in the
and "Sundance Times"; legal newspapers pub-
)f General Circulation in the County on the 21 and 22 day
respectively; and following such public hearing, certain
and revisions were made in such proposed budget, all of
in the minutes of the ,meeting of this Board.
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County
that the County Budget as so revised and altered, be
the official county budget for the fiscal year ending June
~LVED, THAT THE FOLLOWING APPRO-
,be made for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1967 and that
of each officer, department or spending agency be
amount herein appropriated.
26 day of July, 1966.
GENERAL FUND
$ 9850.00
16150.00
of Schools _
Deaprtment _._-
Accounts
11310.00
13416.25
9239.75
400.00
135000.00
5000.00
......... 17475.00
17702.75
15125.00
13563.50
500.00
__ - ...... 18625.00
and Jail 9900.00
- ~ I00.00
................................................ 500.00
Fund ..... .~ -__ 35000.00
.................................................................... $326,657.25
on the 26 day of July 1966, this Board adopted a
approved budgets for the Fiscal Year ending June 30,
for the following appropriations:
General Fund .................................... $326657.25
Fair Fund ............................................. 10625.00
County Hospital ........................... 8500.00
County Library ............................ 18250.00
Bond Sinking Fund 16000.00
Bond Interest Fund 1625.00
Weed & Pest Control 27118.00
General Welfare 33489.00
'Welfare Health 28600.00
after deducting all other cash and estimated revenue,
that the following amounts be raised by general taxa-
order to raise such sums of money, it is necessary that
made for the 1966-67 fiscal year ending June 30, 1967 be
as shown opposite each nd:
Amount to be raised Approx. Levy: Mills
$163377.00
7243.00
the Board of County Commiss-
:approximately the foregoing levies as shown be made for
Year ending June 30, 1967.
] ARD OF C0 5NTY COMMISSIONERS
Clerk Conrad E Isbm-y, Chairman
Robert Wenande
Kenneth Canfield
business coming before the Beard, it was moved and
adjourn to meet in Special Session August 1, 1966 for the
setting the tax levies for the 1966 tax year.
Board of County Commissioners
By Com'ad Ellsbury, Chairman
Hejde, County Clerk
Mrs. Florence Winlder and
~rs. ~sabel Willert were hostess
on Tuesday to the Beulah birth-
day club. Twenty-two members,
three guests and eight children
were in attendance to enjoy the
lovely "pot luck" dinner. Gifts
were presented to Margaret
TauclL Marlene Simons, Margar-
et Blakeman, as they were the
ones having birthdays during
July. Ellen Larive was also one
of the honored ladles, but was
unable to attend. The business
meeting was conducted by Enid
GiRner and it was decided to
quit paying dues for the balance
of 1966, as we have a sufficient
amount in our treasury. We
agreed to send flowers to Fred
Simons who is a patient in the
.St. Josephs hospital at Deadwood.
The afternoon was spent socially
after a game of 'Bingo' was play-
ed.
A houseguest of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Willert for two weeks dur-
ing July was Mrs. George Van-
Meter from Grand Rapids, Mich.
She was on vacation and decided
ABSTRACT STATEMENT CROOK COUNTY
Of the cost of maintaining County Government from January 1, 196~
to July 1, 1966, prepared ~under .the previsions of Title 18-160, Wyo
ming Statutes, 1957, and .taken from the Register sho~ving Warrant4
and Certificates of Indebtedness issued during that period.
B---1 BOARD OF COUNTY CO~NERS
Salaries 2,549.82
Expenses 473.69
B--2 COUNTY CL]!2~--
Salaries 7,191.29
Expenses ................................ 1,423.72
3,023.51
8,615.01
COUNTY TREAS
Salaries
Expenses
B---4 COUNTY ASSESSOR--
Salaries
Expenses
B--5 COUNTY SHERIFF---
Salaries
Expenses
B--6 COUNTY ATTORNEY--
Salaries
Expenses
B--7 COUNTY SUPT. OF SCHOOI.S---
Salaries
Expenses
B--9 COUNTY CORONEK--
Salaries
Expenses ............................................
B---10 AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT--
Salaries
Expenses
B--ll DISTRICT COURT--
Salaries
Expenses
B---12 JUSTICE COURT--
Salaries
Expenses
B---13 COURTHOUSE AND JAR,--
Salaries
Expenses
B--14 ROAD AND BRIDGF_,--
Salarms
Expenses
B--15 WATER COMMLSSI~
Salaries
]~x~nses
B--18 COUNTY ItF, ALTH OFFIL'I
Salaries
B.--20 OTHER GENERAL ACCOUNTS- (b) Printing, PubI~, Budget Forms .__._
(c) Compensation to State
(e) Budget Forms
(f) Vital Statistics
(g) Miscellaneous Payments
(h) Premium on Surety Bends and
insurance
(j) Civil Defense
(k) Welfare
(n) Fire Control
(o) County Officer's Association dues and
Convention expense
Hunter-Trapper: ,Predatory Animal
Coatrol
*(z) Others (ITEM/ZE BELOW)
Care of Pauper Lots
6,628.80
1,379.81 8,008.61
5,484.56
1,771.51 7,256.07
3,200.00
lI013.31 4,213.31
6 172.70
127.85 6,300.55
5,365.38
938.66 6,304.04
24.79
29.70 54.49
2,422.50
1,396.90 3,819.49
3,744.75
877.73 4.623.48
22.00
86.10 108.10
2,187.50
2,013.26 4,200.78
19,693.54
13,120.07 32,813.61
32.40 32.40
150.50 150.00
609.20
366.00
10.00
48.50
059.75
129.,M
97 1
2,451.68
75.00
1,200.00
2,781A1
90.00
8,572.04
TOTAL GENERAL FUND WARRANTS AND
CERTIFICATES ISSUED ............................................................. $98,094.38
STATEMENT OF OUTSTANIKNG INDEBTEDNESS
OF THE COUNTY
County warrants unpaid this date 94.35
County Hospital Bond 50,000.00
Uncollected Building Fund (Court House) 281,333.00
Gross Debt of 4 he County
$ $ $ @ $
$331,427.35
THE STATE OF WYOMING )
)ss.
County of Crook )
It is Hereby, CezCified that the foregoing is a true and complete
Abstract Statement of the Total Amount of Warrants and Certificates
of indebtedness issued by the Cotmty of Crook in the State of Wyo-
ming
from Jan. 1, 1966, July I, 1966.
(SFAL)
Sundance, Wyoming, July 6, 1986
$@$$$
THE STATE OF WYOMING
Francis Hejde, County Clerk
)
)SS.
County of Crook )
R is
Hereby Certified that the foregoing is a true and o0mplete
Abstract Statement of ~the receipts and disbursements of the Cotutty of
Crook, in the State of Wyoming from J m. 1, 1968, to Jttly 1, 1966, and
the cost of maintaining the @ovornment Of said County, evidenced by
warrants and eertific4ttes of indebtedness issued in payment of
indebtedness incun-ed dmdng said time, and ~rther ~ the ~ttement
of indebtedne County is true and correct; all evidencod by
reports filed ,the Board of County Commissioners by County
Treasurer and the County Clerk.
Witness my hand as Chairman of the Board of County Commls.
sioners, attested by the County Clerk this 6 day of July, A~ D. 1966.
Conrad Eflsbury,
Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners
Francis Hejde, County Clerk
A 'rEST: (Seal)
Publish July 21-28----Augl~st 4.
to spend her time here in Black
Hills, although she had never met
the WWerts before, ....
Thursday p.m. Mesdames Elsie
Mills, Margaret Tauck, Lilac Ma.
thews, Hilma Saari and Margar.
et Blakeman visited Fred
Simons and Freddie. Mr. Simons
is in the hospital at Deadwood.
Donald and Chester Guidinger
and Johnnie are in this vicinity
looking for wheat or grain to
combine. The recent hail storm,
wind and rain has ruined several
of the fields around here. We
received .8 of an inch of rain
with winds blowing 60 mile an
hour. Several windowsj tools
and gardens were badly damag.
rs. Bert Mathews, Cheri and
Margaret Blakeman went to
Rapid City on Thursday p.m. and
ran into hail at Sturgis. A t sh
]ood at Baken Park in Rapid"
r
City and heavy rain all the way
between Sturgis and ,Rapid.
Luckily they made it through all
right, only were slowed down
somewhat.
Mrs. Ruth LaFayette spent a
few days in Denver on vacation
last week. Her daughter, Mrs.
.Pat Kuenne and Mrs. Hihna Saari
took care of the care and motel
in her absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blakeman,
Daniel and Dale, Mrs. Caroh~ne
Ellinghausen, Mrs. W. H. Blake-
man, Catherine Beckemeyer from
Sheridan were supper guests of
the Gerald Blakemans, Bill Blake-
man and Lee Smith joined the
group later in the evening on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nonnast of
Belle Fourehe were visitors of
the Frank Taueks one day last
week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Follum
and family were supper guests
one evening and on Sunday the
Taucks visited Mrs. Hazel Follum
and family at Douglas, Wyo.
James Follum who is in the Navy
was home on urlough and ex-
pects to be sent to Vietnam very
soon. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jolson
and baby daughter were also
there to see Lillian's brother be-
fore he is sent overseas. Mrs.
Jolson is the former Lillian Fol-
lum.
EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUN ITY
The Homestake
Mining Co.
Lead, South Dakota
has openings in under-
ground mining; minimum
age 19.
Here is an opportunity to
obtain year-round work and
enjoy the privileges of liv-
ing in the Black Hills:
famous for good trout fish-
ing, deer hunting, boating
skiing and many other ex-
citing outdoor recreational
activities.
Good wages.
Free bowling, billiards,
swimming and other indoor
activities in the beautiful
Homestake Club.
Life insurance, long term
disability insurance, major
medical insurance.
Free medical care for
employee and dependents
through the omestake hos-
i Ral.
'Pensions.
Paid holidays.
Opportunlties for advan-
cement.
A community of 6,500
where you will find the
church of your choice, fl~
schools, ~ and excellent
stores.
Applicants nmst bet~ ez-
ce~lent physical condition.
Roasonsble rental .
An equal opportunity em-
ployer.
Write or phone the
Personnel Dept
Lead, S. D.
For complete details
