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PAGE 6 THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS :
- THURSDAY, FEB. 10, 19~
Local Labor Club COMHI 10N[R$' PR0-
Passes Resolution
At the last regular meeting of the
Beach Labor club the following reso-
lution was passed:
~, in our county many
people, both farmers and laborers, by
no fault of their own, but mostly due
to several crop failures, are in abject
poverty. Some receive relief and as~t-
ance which in ~L multiple of cases Is not
SUbstantial, many being compelled to
live on allowances of~ leas than 10c
per day per person for prolonged per-I
lods without any other income what-1
ever, and con~-~quently their families1
are undernourished, underweight and
In poor health. Soap, adequate wear-
ing apparel, etc. become prohibitedI
lUxttrles. Life and health are Jmt asI
priceless to them as to any other hu-]
man beings and once lost cannot beI
regained. " J
TIIEIIEI~I~, Members and sympa-~
th~rs of the Beach club of the North1
Dakota Labor Association at regular}
meeting assembled in the court home
at Beach, North Dakota Feb. 4, 1938i
hereby lnstdulct the execu~|ve commlt~e
to immediately petition the countyl
welfare board, city and village officialst
to provide without delay some work~
and substantial pay for needy families, 1
men and women and increase the al-
lowance of those' not able to work, so
that they, at least, can smtain their
health and thin also eliminate breed-
tug nests of disease hate and crime.
Work can be provid~l immediately by
any local projects or mprovements, but
longer range works are humbly recom-
mond~ to be dl~, towards conser-
at/on of water, which gives life sus-
taining moisture to vegetation and
helps the farmer to produce crops, give
the laboring men work and thereby
create sustenance for the whole com-
munity.
Student Cry
The sophomore girls plgyed the In-
dependent girls in a preliminary game
Tuesday night.
Some of the high school and grade
faculty members were entertained at
the home of Rev. Trinldein Tuesday
evening.
The oratorical and humor divisions
of the declamatory contest were run
off Tuesday night after school. The
following students participated:
Eva Dtmder, A Pair of China Blue
Zyes.
Marian Geyer, Johnny Comes March-
Ing Home
Ruth Cafferty, Peter Projects
Margaret Sites, Memories of Yellow
Dog
Eleanor Farstveet Ma's Monday
Morni'ng
Mary Helen Niece, The Morning
After
Vernon Hathaway, Playing the Ctmne
Lydia Dunder, Ma's Night Berth
C~NGREGATIONAL
W .A. Smith, Pastor
Sunday School at I0 a. m.
Morning Worship at 11 a. m.
Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p. m.
Sentinel Butte
Unified service at 2:30 p. m.
YOung People's Society at 6:00 p. m.
~LWK YOU!
We wlsh to express our very deep
appreciaU~ to the~many friends and
neghbors for their ~Wr~pathettc kind-
nesses durir~ our recur bereavement,
J. A. J. l~c¢~and children.
AT THE METSKYDI~T '~HU]~(~
C[[DINGS
State of North Dakota.
County of Golden Valley:
MOnday, January 10tb; 1938, 9:00
a. m. The Board of County Com-
missioners met pursuant to adjourn-
ment with all members present.
The Board went to Sentinel Butte
and East to take up with the real-
aleut owners the matter of procuring
l~ight of Way for tile F. A. P. No.
307A.
The Board made settlement for
deed to Bight of Way for Parcel No.
1 to Math Dtetz for the amoun~ of
$78.40; and Margaret Boisen for
Parcel No. 2 for the amount of
$43.60.
5:00 P. M. the Board adjourned to
meet Jan. 12, 1938.
Jan. 12, 1938 9:00 A. M. The
Board of County Commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment with all
members present
The Board made settlement for
deed to Right of Way for Parcels
No. 7, 8 and 10 to Ernest Nelson
for the amount of $252.40.
6:00 P. M. The Board adjourned to
meet Jan. 14, 1938.
Jan. 14th. 1938. 9:00 A. M. The
Board of County Commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment with all
members present.
The Board made settlement for
deed to Right of Way for Parcel No.
19 to Charles Johnson for the
amount- of $1~.6.20 and settlement
was made wTth Samuel Muckle for
deed to Right of Way for Parcels
No. 9 and 12for the amount of $181.~
~05:00 P. M. The Board adjourned
to meet Jan. 15th. 1938.
Jan. 15th. The Board of County
Commissioners met pursuant to ad-
Journment with all members pre-
sent.
The Board made settlement for
deed to right of way for Parcel No.
32 to Gee. R. Osterhout of Mednra,
N. Dak., for the amount of $10.00
and settlement was made with Jos-
e h Downs for deed to Right of
~ay for Parcel No. 24 for the
amount of $10.00.
5:00 P. M. The Board adjourned
to meet Jan. 17. 1938,
Jan. 17, 1938, 9:00 A. M. The
Board of County Commissioners met
pureuant to adjournment with all
membere present.
Dan Smith, State Highway Divis-
ion Engineer of Dickinson, N., Dak.,
appeared before ~he Board with
Samuel Yuckle. Chas. Johnson and
Ernest D. Nelson in regard to settle-
ment for Right of W~tv. No agree-
ment was made.
5:00 P. M. The board adjourned tO
meet Jan. 18 1938.
Jan. 18, ~988, 9:00 A. M. The
Board of county commissioners met
pursuant to/ adjournment witil all
membe~e pr~ent.
The Board spent *he day check-
Ing tax bo~ks fc~ i~illnqu~nt taxes
to be publisl~d for s~e of notics of
Expiration of~¢rlod d~f Redemption.
5:00 P. M 'Phe Boart] a'al'~urned to
meet J~n. 19, 1938.
Jan. "~, 1938, 9:00 A. M. The
Board ot'~ounty Commissioners met
pursuant "~ adjournment wl~h all
members p~ent.
The Board'Mpntinued checking tl~
tax books for~linquent laxes to he
published for si~ of notice eft Ex-
piration of perio~0f Redemption.
5:00 P. M. the Bo~trd adjourned to
meet Jan. 24, 1938.
Jan. 24 1938. 9:00 A.M. The
Board of County Cnmmissloners met
pursuant to adjournment with all
members present.
Tt~e Board made settlement for
deed to Right of Way for Parcel
No, 16 to Charles Johnson for the
amount of 5700.00. this amount In-
cluded for damages and moving of
buildings.
The Board made settlemsnt for
deed ,to Rightof Way for Parcels
No. 13. 14 and 15 to Ernest D. Nel-
son for the amount of $900.00, in-
eluding damages.
Settlement was made for Deed to
Right of Way to Parcel No. 11
owned by Sentinel Butte School
District. The School Board agreed
to give Deed for Right of Way.
5:00 P. M. The Board adjourned
to meet Jan. 25, 1938.
Jan. 25, 1938, 9:00 A.M. T~e
Board of County Commisloners r~et
pursuant to adjournment with all
members present.
The Bnard made settlement-for
deed to Right of Veay for Pa#cels
No. 4. ~, 5A, 6, 6A with M~ggie
Muckle and ~amuel Muckle fo~ the
amount of $675.00. including~dam-
ages. •
Wayne R. Houtcooper, ]~istrict
Supervisor of the Farm ~[ecurlty
Admlnlstratlon appeared .b~ore the
-Board of County Commlssl~ers and
presented a request to (he Board
for consideration for a twenty dollar
monthly salary supplement for Al-
bert Janze. Assistant I~SA Super-
visor of Golden Valley County, until
such time or until his salary In-
crease which has been requested has
been approved by the Regional and
the Washington office of the Farm
Security Administration.
The Board granted the above re-
quest.
The following hills were audited,
approved and ordere~ paid by the
Board o~ County Commissioners sub-
Ject to personal property taxes due
and delinquent:
Samuel Muckle, for Parcel
No. 12 F. A, P. No.
807A .......... : ........................ 90.50
24, F. A. P. No. 307-A .... 10.00
Ernest D. Nelson. Parcels
No. 7-8-10 F. A. P. No.
307-A .................................. 252.40
Ernest D. Nelson. Parcels
No. 13-14-15-F. A. P. No.
307-A ................................... 900.00
Maggie Muckle. Parcels
No. 4-5-5A-6-6A F..4.. P,
No. 307-A .......................... 675.00
Samuel Muckle. Parcel No,
9 F. A. P. No. 307-A
R-'W .................................... 90.50
Charles Johnson. Parcel
No, 16, revving buildings
q~ for F. A. P ......................... 700,00
Charles John.~on. Parcel
No. 19, F. A. P. No. 307-A
R-W .................................... 136.20
Margaret Be(sen, Parcel
No. 2. F. A. P. No.
307-A R-W ........................ 43. GO
Math Dletz. Parcel No. 1.
F. A. P. No. 307-A, R-W 78,40
Wausau Iron Works,
shoes for snow- plow .... 17.75
The Globe-Gazette Print-
ing Co., supplies for of-
fices .................................... 119.75
Northwestern Bell Tele-
phone Co., Jan. bill .... 28,~7
Gaffaney Typewriter shop
for Royal typewriter .... 106.26
Lewis Odland. commis-
sioner's service .............. 48.12
T. A. Wosepka, commis-
sioner's service .............. 48.82
M. C. Tescher. commis-
sioner's service .............. 47.14
Iver Ness. glass for snow
plow cab ............................ 4.48
5:000 P. M. The Board adjourned
to meet Feb. 1, 1938.
(Signed)
LEWIS ODLAND,
Chairman of Board of
Cou~xty ommissioners. Gol-
den Valley County, North
Dakota.
Att~sl :
MINNIE E. SMITH,
County Auditor,
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
GOLDEN VALLEY COUNtrY
State of North Dakota.
County of Golden Valley, ss.
February 1, 1938, 9:00 A.M. The
Board of County Commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment with all
members present.
Delinquent tax contracts for the
payment of delinquent taxes wi~h-
out penalty were issued to R. C.
Doyle, Vince Wicks and J, S. Scha-
uer by the BQ.ard. . ..
The following is a prociamauon
Issued by Governor Langer cover-
ing the tax moratorium, which is
responsible for the action' taken by
the Board of County Commtsmoners
at ths time In the matter of tax
Deed proceedings:
WHEREAS. On the 30th day of
September, 1937, I declared a mora-
torium on tax deeds; and ,
WHEREAS: I believe that the said
moratorium has in many instances
been unjust;
NOW THERE]FORE, I, Wlllian
Longer, GovernOr of the State of
North Dakota. BY virtue of the pow-
ers granted me by the Constitu-
tion and laws of the State of North
Dakota, do hereby declare that the
above mentiOned moratorium is
r~sed in all cases where in the
Judgment of the COunty Commiss-
Ioner~ of each County the taxpay-
ert$l~'~" ~N~DER MY HAND and the
Great S~itl of the State of North Da-
kota 'dr ~ismarck, this 14th day of
., )•~
,T~nuary, I:E. 8.
]~1" TttE GOVERNOI[
(Great Seal,}
(Sig'ne~) William I.anger,
Governor.
In conslde~tion of the foregoing
the Board of County Commissioners
deemed It to be to the besi inter-
ests of the tax payers and Golden
Valley couny to adopt the follow-
ing resolution:
RESOLUTION
~,VI:IER)~AS. Owners of real estate
against which taxes are delinquent
for the year 1935 and prior years
have the privilege of paying tbe
1935 and prior years' taxes without
penalty or interest if all the taxes
against the,:- property are paid
at one tt~ I If paid at this
time woul. include the pay-
ment of th~ ~36 tax, with penallty,
and the 1987)tax which ia now due,
or~by paying the 1930 and 1937
tax at this time owners of real estate
may make contract Settlement of
the 1935 and prior years' taxes, the
amount of th~ contract to be the
original amount of the taxes without
penalty or Interest. ten percent of
the principal ..to be paid on date
of entering into contract, ten per-
cent Oct. 15tht following the date
of this contrac|, and twenty percent
of the principal of the remaining
Installments to{ be paid on Oct. 15
of each y0ar ~:t*hereafter until the
• ~ull amour~ o~ ~he said principal
with interest~t four per cent is
fully paid.
~VHEHEA S. In case Tax Deed
Proceedings are started it will also
be necessary to pay the costs in-
curred, and
WHEREAS, Payment of 193K and
193; taxes and execution of contract
for payment of 1935 and prior years
taxes, also payment of costs in
cases where tax deed proceedings
have been started, will suspend tax
deed proceedings.
Upon being put to a vote. all
commissioners voted "aye" and the
foregoing resolution was declared
adopted.
12:00 noon the Board adjourned.
1:00 P. M. the Board reconvened
with" all members nresent
itESObUqPION
Commissioner W osepka presented
the following resolution and moved
Sunday school 10 a, m. Olaf Tbnrson, operating /Its adoption:
Worship ~rlce II a.m. _ snow plow .................... 62.40 WHEREAS, G. Eldon Longstreth,
Sawyer t~ardware, re- executive secretary of the County
I~W, ~0r~ ~luist will ~k, palr~ ..................................... 66 Welfare Board has requisitioned the
David M. Howle, Operat- County for a transfer of $300.D0 to
_.." :~ ing snow plow .~ .............. 65.20 the S~tal Welfare Fund as the
P&Im~
Miller & Wletlng hy or- *County's share for the month of
OJ~v@r Ev~ ~ dsr of D, M, Howie op- February 1988. __
crating snow plow '. ....... 7,50 NOW ~HEREFORE BE IT lt~-
Fabrmers & Merchant Bank SOLVED, That the sum of $300~00 be
]~a~l: ~ y order of D. M. How- and is hereby transfered from the
Sunday ~0hoo] |0 a, m. ie, Opera~lng snow plow 10.50 County Poor Fund to the Social Wel-
P~ter A. Teacher. Work- fare Fund of Golden Valley Coun-
Services I1 a. m, n~. on road ...................... &00 ty. .
G.t H. Waesman, Repair- The Motion was seconded by
Carlyle: ~ , • _ n~ snow plow ................ 18.75 commissioner Tescher and upon be-
Services $ p.m. bou s rtOvland, Operat- ing put to a vote all commissioners
~ng snowplow .._. .................. 58.$0 voted "aye'~ and the motion was de-
The Ol~ldive Lather League gave , 1-" JosePh Downs.. Parcs,...~O.- -- -- .~ar~cTleLanZe..solutlon .,~pt-
fine program at United Lutheran !
church, Sunday evening. Following the
pregram the local League onterte~ned
,the visit/rig League gt the parsonage CE
where a fine lunch was served.
{7 •'1
£ASSIFIED
WANTED--Mechanic at
Service, , •
..... Second-hand and rebuilt mach l all
FOR" S~~'s Hot ~ [r~i~ ~,~L ~
;he~h?t the V~:~:Mol ~ DRILLS, TANDEM D
1 DUCK F00TS, TRAC
ed, we are ~our ~. ( .... PLANTERS Etc; \
in Sunday mnnem, gore: / .... "~,
Also .New Tractors and Implements
r{ .at Drop m my place and let's talk your
pop ann uncnes. 1
.......... ........... .... ,d wants over
Pasttter/ d before It go cust- [/I have a Tractor recon&honed at a
emer. T/~ means it iS f you I~ r, • r* • ,
not a to. [I t argaln rlcel
day, Beach Creamery. ~ J tt~
l(f AL LONGBOITOM
ed.
The matter of settlement for par-
cels Nos. 3. 25, 27, 28, 28A, & 29
whlci~ is land purchased by the
County for the right of way on
Highway No. 10 could not be com-
pleted account of the deeds for same
}lot having been received.
The following bills were audited
and apprOved by the County ~,Vel-
fare Board of Golden Valley County
and submitted to the Board of Coun,
ty Commissioners for payment, sub-
Ject to personal property taxes due
and delinquent.
E. R. Kenendy, drugs .... $ 3.81
G, Gitbertson. glasses
for Myrton Stuart ........ 5.50
Mrs. S. Brendemuhl. care
of Hughes children ...... 45.42
Ruby E. Doerner, t~oard
and Room for Mrs. Dun-
nlgan and care of trans-
ients .................................... 30.82
lVm. Hlglin. Welfare
Board meeting 2.40
W. A. Wosepka. Weifare
Board meeting ................ 3.94
Mrs. H. R. Thompson,
Welfare Board meeting 1.00
Logan Auto Service, Stor-
age on carload of po-
tatoes ................................ 5.00
Northwestern Bell Tel.
Co. Telephone Service .. 5.72
Sentinel Butte Farmers
Elevator Co.. Supplies
for coal mine .................. 14.96
Beach Hospital, Hospital-
ization ................................ 71.40
Dr. V. G. Morris. Medical
care and examination .... 19.60
E. C. Kinney, Repair work 8.70
Dr. Lorne R. Forbes, med-
ical care .......................... 24.00
Mrs. Delia Gallagher, Aid
to dependent children ... 50.00
Mrs, Ida Latteral. Old Age
Assistance .................. 35.00
Bert Mogle, Feb. Allow-
ance ................................... S.00
Gurine aisle. Feb. Allow-
ance .................................... 10.00
Mrs. Alice Schaefer, Feb.
Allowance ........................ 15.00
Arthur G. Hanson, Feb.
Allowance ....................... 12.00
Miller & Wiettng, grocer-
ies ....................................... 55.08
Mrs. Louise Benson care
of Mrs. Helen Hanson .. 45.00
Win. J. Burns, Groceries.. 19.38
Red Owl Store, Grocer-
ies ....................................... 19.35
Mrs. Emil Smith, Care
of Evelyn and Elsie
Falstad ............................ 28.39
Boisen's Store, Orocer-
ies ............................................ 20.40
J. C. Penne~ Co., cloth-
ing ...................................... 3.63
John Thompson, Cloth-
Ing for HuEhes child-
ren ...................................... 6.12
Frankc0al Tosner, Lignite 5.00
Paul D. Hem. Hauling
coal ........................................ 10.00
C. Bartholomew, Haul-
ing coal .......................... 5.00
Albtn Sominski, House
rent for Mrs. Musil ........ 5.00
F. IV. Houck. Hous~ rent
for Ed Willis .................... 30.00
Nick Schmidt. Shoe Teoair 1.60
Adam He((man, Care of
Rose Falstad .................... 10.00
Dr. M. W. Lyons Tonsil-
lectomy .............................. 19.47
Woodward Drug Co. drugs 31.52/
Greene Drug Co., drugs .....
County Treasurer, Freight
$9.7~; Postage $7.00;
Transpo~tatlon C C C
boys, $39.12: Transport-
at(on fer Mrs. How(e,
$40.00 ................................. 95.90
G. E l d o n Longstreth,-
mileage ........................... 30.45
G. Eldon Longstreth, sa!-
ary . ............ 135.00
June .~iiif~T%iJ~~y '. .......s0.00
The foltowfng bills were audited.
approved and ordered paid by the
board of county commissmners,
~ubJect to personal property taxes
due and delinquent:
J. H. Lh-dt. coroner's in-
quesl ................................... 5.80
Dr. Morris, copy of in-
quisition ........................ '/.80
State Treasurer, care of
Insane patients ............... 804,00
The Glo~e-Gezette Print-
Ing Co,. supplies ............ 72.17
Howard Stockweli, mile-
age ...................................... 12.60
Howard Stockwell, mile-
age ..................................... 2.70
Elinor H. Lovell work in
Resettlement office ........ 7.00
Golden Valley News, for
printing .............................. 54.62
J. P. Thfll. sweeping com-
pound .................................. 6.02
Glen P. Cook prisoner's
board .................................. 1.00
(~len P. Cook. washing
blankets 2.85
E. l'. Getcheii:"'6"6'"'eo'~ie~'
of school bulletin ..... ~._. 6.40
Harp Brothers, coal ........ 41.40
Herman F. Dietz, mile-
age ...................................... 22.$9
Albert Janze, salary sup-
ptement for January,
1988 20.00
Violet X~h{on ~;/'-wo ri~" -in-
auditor'~ office .............. 12.00
Texas Cor~I~any, oil .......... 1.25
David M. ,Howie, repair
LouieW°rk ILi~vland, ............................... repair~ 20.00
work -.4........................... ~ 16.50
Sorensen ~; Machine Shop,
repair work ...................... 3.06
Tractor & Equipment Co.
snowplow, canopy top,
and wing ........................ 694.00"
Smith's Standard Service,
gas and oil .................
J. F. Crook• transporta-
tion I0
tion ......................................
Philip ~.Ioore, transi~orra-
tion ......................................
W. A. Campbell, transpor-
tation ................................
George R. Osterhout, F.
A. P. No. 307-A for
Parcel No. 32, .15 acre 1
F. D. Spieg~ellaerg, truck
hire ........ .: ...........................
Lewis Odl~tnd, commis-
sioner's service ................
M C. Tescher, commis-
sioner's service ................
T. A. Wosepka, commm-
sioner's 6ervice ................
5:00 o'clock P. M. the Board
Journed to meet March 1. 1938.
Signed LEWIS
Chairman of the Board
County Commissioners.
Valley County, North
Attest:
Minnie Smith.
County Auditor.
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~ick your fuel and your "70".
,~---6-Cylindcr, Valve-ln.Head E~dne of adv .a~ design; force feed
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6--l:inger-Tip Control and Automotive Steering; independent wheel brakes
aid quick turns'.
7~Self-starter gives quick starting in any weather; saves tlm~ ancl energy,
Lights available.
8~Easy,rlding Spring-and.Hammock Seat gives unusual ridin~ comfort.
9---1 Forward Speeds; 3~ tO 4~ m.p,h, with ttwo plows. Driv~ 22x36 threshel
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Tractor, the Oliver "70", You'll never know its real ~ until you de
drive it. Come in today for a demonstration. - /
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Beach, North Dakota
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tkdi~m~..
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mmge of mile
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