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FEB. 12th, 1942
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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
PAGE SEVE
Has Farm And
Improvement
Program
farm and home improvement
under the U. S. Department
Agriculture designed m ass'.st dis-
farm operators, who still re-
an ownership in.rest in their : :
to improve 0he utility and i::::;::::::::;:;:
E:... ::.:!: ::. :::
of their units, is be:n, I
by the Farm SocuriW Ad-I
in Nebraska I-rnsas. and
Dakotas. eel A. Ward, regional
drector said today.
new program, Ward explained, ]
supplemerut sandard loans where 1
rehabilitation cannot be ach-,
under limitations of the present
program; and will tend
mcreaee farm prodtwtion in line
wr-time needs. Eligibility will
restricted l.azg:ly to ovener-oD,era-
and farmers who have an equLty
the land they-operate. A lim}t of
has been set, and the average ..............
is expected to be cormiderabl STUDENTS MAY ENLIST NOW
the amount. IN U. S. NAVAL RESERVES I
will he amortized up to forty Students in high school or college I
time at 3 per cent interest, to who have passed their seventeenbh I
retirement" from net farm in- birthday, but hae not reached bhelr I
ater family living, frm op- twentieth birthday, may ,be enlisted
and equipment replacement in Class V-1 of the U. S. Naval Re-
YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE RICH to help American Defense. That's the theme of the aboe poster,
one of the newest of the Defense Savings promotional pieces now going up in streetcars, on bulletin
boards, and at other public places. This poster emphasizes the point advanced by the Treasury Depart-
ment that every American can--and must---pitch in if the United States is to have the arms and the
tools necessary to protect her freedom.
Funds Available
To Farmers For
Crop Production
dution and-or purchase of feed j or
livestock in all counties of Michigan,
Iinnesota, North Dakota and Wis-
consin, and as In former years, such
NOTICE OF LEASING OF
STATE AND CHOOL LANDS
All unteased State School Lands
in Golden Valley County, N. Oak.,
loans will bear interefft at the rate
of 4 percent per annum from the
date of disbursement.
ST. PAUL'S LUTIIERAN CHURCH
V. H. Dlssen, Pastor
Divine Services a 10:00 a. m.
Sunday school after services.
The Y.P. meeM Friday, February
13 t 8:00 p. m.
.id-week Lenten Services, Wedncs-
dey, February 18, at 8:00 p. m.
.... :oS:i(:d- +o CR,V/TOnS -
IN THE MA'PTEi?, OF THE ES-
TATE ()F
..ni Rai,'lcr. Deceased.
N :ic" 1' holoby given bY the
11:, d crsi:':n" d. John _aisler. Ad-
Fliitl'a[or of th:, t2Jstate of Lonh
l).aislcr late (,f tie City of leeuh
iu thc ('o*nty of Gohl,-n Valh'v
and State of Nortil Dakota, de-
, vm ed t.; the cvPdi:ov of, tl}ll
:all l).rs(,ns having4 claims against
said de(.eaed, to ex'hihit them wi h
th n-ecssary voDeilers, within six
nlrnlths after tile first publication
,,1 thi; notic,., to stid Jells ll.ai,-
lvr a: the, office of J(ll!, Keoha!e
ill the (?ity (f lleach Ji said Gol-
den Valley C, ulty, ,)r to t:he
,Judge of tllv County Court of G¢,I-
dell Valley Corm(y, at his offte
in tile ('our( }louse In tile City
of Be;tell, Golden Valley County,
N.rth Dakota.
YOU are hereby further notified
that Iton. A. E. Kastien. Judge of
the (Jounty Court within and for
the County of Golden Valley, nnd
State of North Dakota, has fixed
the 24th da' of August A. D. 1942.
at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the Court
Roams, In the Court House in the
City of Beaoh in said County and
State, as the time and place for
hearing and adjusting all claims
have been met. The vari0ble
Plan like that of Uhe tenant
program Will be available to
hnProvement progrn is not an
of the tenant purchase pro-
of learns to elble tenants, now
many counties, and it is
a refinancing program. Ward said
deOlorable vondRion of rural
and the depleted land re-
in many )rural-hit areas were
in fcush aiyni on te
a progrem of this kind.
sald long sustained rural
in arous are is impairing
produotlon neeesry €o Amerl-
l Prosecution of the war.
improvement program ties !n
With food product(on, rural
and other faetom more per-
to the general national wen
nw -,an In peace thnes.
program will be rest:icted in
serve, according o reports recently
released by the Navy Department. I
Upon enlistment, at their own request,.. Mr. P. J. McCabe at Dickinson.
they will be placed on inactive duty eld supervisor for the Emergency
until the completion of the current l wr°p and Feed Loan Office of the
scholastic year, unless the military Farm Credit Administration, Depart-
situation necessitates the Navy de-
partment calling them to actiw duty
beforehand. This program thereby
permits the student to satisfy a de-
sire to enter the service and a the
same time permits him to complete
the school year.
For further details, see the nearest
Navy recruiting office, at the post-
office building in Bismarck, N. Oak.
NOTICE OF THRI)REGISTRATION
FOR SELECTIVE TRAINING
AND SERVICE
The President of the United States
has by Proclamation fixed Mondty,
the 16th day of February, 1942 for
the registration of all male citizens
ment of Agriculture, has just re-
ceived word from Mr. L. C. Streater,
,Regional Manager at St. Paul, Minn..
that funds are now avails;ale to all
eligible farmers for crop productiou
purposes including the purchase of
seed, gas and oil, feed for workstock
and all necessary repairs to farm
machinery
In issuing his release announcing
the 1942 loan for crop production
purposes which includes the necessary
funds reuied for the purchase of
operate with the Food for Defense
repairs for farm machinery, Mr. St-
rester in his eagerness to fully co-
Program, urges all farmers to check
over their farm machinery at this
to de,nated areas where] °f the United States of America, and ime so that they may be able r,o
ad f,rm depletion are, °ther male persons for selective train- order bheir repairs at the earliest
endatluns are being
ing and service who have attained ! moment possible.
their twentieth anniversary of their] Arrangements are being mde o
birth on December. 31st, 1941 and have]
not attained the forty-fifth anniver-i accept
applications
for
crop
produc-
fen loans and loans for the pro-
sary of their birth on February 16th, 1
1942, and who have not previously NOTICE OF EXP|RATION
Or" PERIOD
registered. OF REDEMPTION
Such registration will be conducted]
in the following named places in Gel- STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA ss.
den Valley County in charge of the COUNTY O' GOLDEN VALLEY
by the regional office in
but final design of aas
come from Washingtn. No an-
of areas van be made an-
then, Wrd sicced. Nine areas,
state lines were recom-
Is Given
Care Of Your
Car Batteries
Chief Regis(ram named below: Office of County Audit(it
Beach, North Dakota
Henry, Pearl and Powell precincts, To Dwain Esper. owner
and tile persoll in vhcse
in Guy School house, Ed. Wentland,} name the hereinafter de-
Registrar. scribed lan.ds are assessed
Delhi, Divide and Elk Creek at I,e- and to Tile Title Guarantee
a car Owner cannot carry
a "spare" battery, like a spare
it is of the utmost Importance
he extend the life of his bat-
full capacity.
getting te greatest use out of
today each dr4ver likewise
in the conservation of mater-
vitally needed or war production
to the Personal saving ac- Civil No, 2. in Court Room in Beach,
M. P. Lovgren, Registrar.
few persons, Without thinking City of Beach No. 2, in City Hall
sidence of Fred C. Robertson, Regis-
trar.
Saddle Butte and Elmwood. in
Lfttle Beaver School house, Carl Ue-
ckert, Registrar.
Sentinel, Wanagan and Sentinel
Butte Village, in Sentinel Butte Hall,
Ernest D. Nelson. Registrar.
Beach Civil No. 1, in residence of
Frank Zook. Registrar.
City of Beach No. I and Beach
H. H. Halstead. Registrar.
Lone Tree and Garner, in Town
Hall in Golva. Victor Renstrom. Reg-
istrar.
Bullion, Bull Run, Stoddard and
Williams at residence of Jerry Koutm.
Rgistrar.
Pgistration places will be open at
seven o'clock A. M. and will remain
open continuously until nine o'clock
P. M. on Registration Day.
C. O HLVORSON
Chairman, Local Selective Ser-
vice Board in charge of Reg-
istration.
Feb. 5-12
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION
prOblem through, have purchased
for future use, and have
them in basemen¢s or garag,3s,
they Will find to their sorrow,
that vehile the battery has no:
Physically, its utility has.
reason a battery cannot be
away is that it must be fully
at all tirn.es. A lint(cry left
inoperative condition deterior-
and becomes discharged. It be-
slphated merely through it
idle.
u you have charging
it is not only useless to
a new battery eway--it is a
Waste of money--4cause If
& Trust Co. of Los Angeles
California who are the ag-
ents for tile Courier Mono-
Plane Co. Ltd. holders of a
trnst deed, conveyed to
them by the owner of the
land.
You are hereby notified that the
tract .f land hereinafter describ-
ed and assessed in the nalne of
l)wain Esper for taxation for the
year 1937 was on the 13th day
,)f December, 1938 duly sold. as
provided by law, for the delin-
quent taxes of the year 1937, and
that the time for redemption from
said sale will expire ninety (90)
days from the completed service of
this notice( to-wit: on May 6th
1942.
Said Innd Is described as
follnws: The Nast Hnlf of the
Snuthwest aarter, tEMzSV)
outhenst Qunrter of the
Northwest Quarter {NE¼NWi/I
and Lot three (3) of Section
mix (S) in rl'olvaehin One Hun-
tired Forty Two (142) Range
One H,ndred lve tl05t In Gol-
den Vnlley County, North Da-
kota.
The amount for which said land
was sold was $11.78.
Subsequent taxes for the years
1938-1939 and 1940 have been paid.
The amoral( required to be paid
in order to make redemption from
such sale. exclusive of the costs
of puhllshing and serving this no-
tice. is on this date the sum of
$51.15.
In addition to the above amount
yon will be required to pay the
costs of the service of this no-
tice and interest as provided by
will be offered for rent at a pub-
lic leasing to be held In the Court
House at Beach IU said county,
on the 14th day of March, 1942
commencing at 10 a. m. ()'clock.
All unleased lauds will be leased
to the highest bidder, for a term
of three to five years. The first
year's rent plus the legal leasing
fee must be paid In full on the
day of the sale.
A list of such lands to h of-
fered will be on file with the
Treasurer of said couuty for pub-
lic inspection rot less tha two
weeks he(ore the day of leasing;
also Instructions in regard to the
terms, etc.. under which these
lands will be leased.
The Board of University and
School Lands reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated at Bismarck. N, I>ak., this
20th day of December, 1941.
E. E. SWANSTON
State Land Commissioner
Jan 8-15-22_29 Feb 5-12-19-26 Mar 5
CiTY COUNCIL PRO-
If[DINGS
The City Council of Beach, N.
Dak. met in regular seamen on
agalns} the-estate of the sad Louis
Ralsler Deceased, w,hich have been
duly and regularly presented as
hereinbefore provided.
Dated February 5th A. D. 1942.
JOHN RAISLER
Administrator
First publication on the 12th
day of February A. I). 1942.
Feb. 12-19-25
NOTICE FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Courty Commissioners of
Oolden Valley County, North Dakota
will receive sealed bids for Primary
Elecn Supplies, General Iootlon
Supplies, Record books, Legal Blanks
and office supplies F. O. B. Beach,
North Dkota.
Cop2tract be be dated April Ist,
1942 to April 1st, 1943.
All bids are to be sealed and a cer-
tified check of One Hundred Dol-
iars ($100.00) must aec(mapany eacn
bid. All bids to be addressed to the
County Auditor of Golden Valley
Oourty and to be filed not lair than
10:00 o'clock A. M. March 3rd, 1942,
at which time bids will be opened.
All certified chcks will be return-
.htnuary 5th, 1942 with Mayor R. ed to the unsuccessfll bidders Im-
w. Johnson, and Aldermen Dun
Ca(forty, T. L, Dickinson, M. E.
Freese, H. H. Halstead. M. P, Lov-
gren and H. R. Thompson all pre-
sent.
The mutes ,,f th r,t',lar met-
ing of December let 1941 were read
and approvel :m motion hy Caf-
fertv and seconded by Freese.
Bills were read and considered
ts foll,ws:
Paving District Nr*. I. Transfer
(toni Paving Levy Fund, $1.12"0.97;
Nine Kirst, City Treasurer, Paving
warrants and Interest. 1,616.25
Dickinson's store. Blanket for jail,
2.02; James Kelly, work at dump
grounds, 1.00; N. W. Bell Tel Co..
local service. 2.55; Glenn P. Cook.
board for prisoner, 1.00; Iarl Jones
jaEitor v¢ork. 2.50" oach Lil,rary,
contribution, 10.00: Golden Valley
News, publishing proceedings, 7.49:
M. L. Lovell, Salary, 125.00; L. J.
Erickson salary, 85.00; C. O, .r'Ial-
vorson salary, 75.00; Smith Stan-
dard Service, gas and ker)seue fgr
pickup and pumh. 15.36 ; Texas
Company gas atl oil fo patrol 11.12:
Ben Thomt).on, gas and oil for
pickup, $2.5 and $12.23, total 14.74;
Clayton Vv'allaee, street work, 3.00;
Lloyd Sparkn driving truck. 3.20:
George H. Wassmann. gas, oil and
labor at grave] pit, 48.93: Ed Kosh-
hey, labor at gravel Dlt. 12.00: A.
M. Hammond labor on streets and
In hall, 18.75; "L. Hodgln, gas for
pickup, 1.11 ; Golden Valley Coun-
ty, hride t)lanks, 12.96: Golden
Valley Lbr. Co.. lumber and paint
for forn.s and signs, 8.06: Raisler
Electric Co.. materials and labor
on street lights, hall and rink.
34.75; J. M. Stecker, loading gra-
vel, 62,40: Montana-Dakota Ltili -
ties Co., street lights, 120.58; Mon-
tana-Dakota Ut ilitles Co.. power,
gas and lights, 99.45: Montana-
Dakota Utilities Co.. equipment for
pump, ]21.73: Crane Co.. Gate valve,
40.17: Water I.evel Control Co.,
slring, 1.30; State Treasurer. Sale-
Tax, 25.70; City of Beach Water
in hall, 1.64: N. W. Bell Tel. Co.
connection charges and lease of
circuit for siren. 2,76; A. Overstad
& son. miscellaneous hardware,
88.51: City Hall Operating fund
transfer from Contingent and Fire
Pep't.. 240.00.
mediately after the opening of the
bids and the certified check of the
successful bidder will be retained un-
til the filing and approval of a con-
tract and the filing and $0pproval by
the Board of County Commissioners
of a bond in the sum of One Thou-
sand Dollars ($1000.00).
Bidders are requested to be present
at the opening of the bids.
Tle Board of County Commission-
ers reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
Dated at Beach. North Dakota,
this 4th day of February, 1942
MINNIE E. FMITH
County Auditor
Golden Valley County
North Dakota
Feb. 5-I2-19-26
COHHISSI0NFRS' PRO-
C[[DINSS
State of North Dakota.
(;.',,l,ty of Golden Valley
Feb. 3rd, 1942, 9:00 o'clock A. M.
The oard of couuty commissioners
met pursuant to adjournlnent with
all rnem,bers present.
Final payment on contract for
the W and W%E & of section
2.-144-103 was paid by Ralph
Mouser *.td a tax deed was issued
to him.
D. L. Kukowskl appeared before
the board and leased the E½ of
section 4 and all of sections 5 and
9-t42-105, for a period of five years
A tax deed was issued to H. H,
Burchette on all of section 9-144-
104.
Tax deeds were issued on the fol-
lowing describer lots: To Floyd .
Wllsun for bets 3, i0. 11 and 12 in
long enough both the materials
battery and the cost are wast-
btery becomes useless.
dealers must charge even
new batteries once every 30 days
new cr dealers must charge
Dew batteries in their new cars
30 days, when such cars re-
on their showroom floors or in
for any considerable leng-
time.
ear owner, in order to assure him
u service from his bat-
auld haw his ee gton
it trlee a month nd should be
h smeraor rate
twtea-month check "is to ee
the electrolite level is at the
height, and ff not, distilled
ShOuld be added; also to see
tle speckle ffrarlty and vol-
are at efficiency. These
Will show the efficiency or
of efleiercy of the batery--.and
Indicate danEer signals pointing
needed.
generator chargng rate should
for the kind of driving be*
If the amourt of driving is
or starting and stopping are
it is desirable to have the
charge higher. However s
at too high a
as bad as a generator
too little. If the battery
a tendency to
Plates develops; While un-
a tenden to Imrd-
the plum.
O!" PEIIOD
OF REDEMPTION
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
as.
COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY
Office of County Auditor
Beach. North Dakota
Antes Kelner, Black River
Falls, Wisconsin, owner In
whose name the hereinaf-
ter described lands are as-
sessed :
You are hereby notified that the
tract of land hereinafter describ-.
ed and assessed in the name of
Anton A. Kelner, for the year
1935 was on the Sth day o Dec-
ember, 1936 duly sold, as provided
by law, for the delinquent taxes
of the year 1955. and that the
time for redemption from said sale
will expire ninety (90) days from
the completed services of this no-
tic0 to-wit: on May 6th 1942.
"Safd lund is des-IIbed as
fullowst Tract A - 56 In the
Northwest uarte (NW) of
Seeflon Twenty SIx.. () .in
Township Cue Huudred Foety
(140) Ranffe One Huudred Sire
(.1015) In City Acreage, tu Gol-
den Valley County, North Da-
kota,
The .smonnt for which land was
sold was ];6.92. Snbsequent taes
for the years 1936-1937-1938-199
and 1940 have been paid.
he amount required to be uaid
in order to make redemption from
such sale exclusive of the costs of
publishing and serving thts notlce,
Is on this date the sum of $39.79.
In addition to the abnve amount
you will be required to Day the
costs of the service of this no-
tice and interest as provided by
law, and llnles yOU redeem said
land from said sale before the
expiration of the time for redemp-
tion as above stated, a deed there-
of will issue to the holder of
• tle Certificate of sale for taxes,
as Provided hy law.
WI'DNESS nay hand and official
seal this 30th day of January,
1942.
(SEAL)
MIN¢IIE E, SMITH
Gol[en
:..:" ", Feb.
law, and unless you redeem said Moved by Cafferty and seconded
land from said sale before the by Freese that the bills be allowed
expiration of the time for redemp- as read and warrants be Issued
lion as above stated, a deed there- on the various funds in payment
of will issue to the holder of thereof. In response to roll call the
tile Certificate of sale for taxes, vote was as follows: Cafferty,
as provided by law. Dickinson, Freese, Halstead Lov-
WITNESS my hand and official gren and Thompson all voted
seal this 30th day of January 1942. "Yes" Motlon was declared carried.
General Manager Noel Carico and
(SEAL)
MIN, NIE E. SMITH local manarejr V. J. Koch of the
Auditor Mont.-Dak. Utilities Co., presented
Golden Valley County, for consideration by the Council
North Dakota a new contract providing for in-
Feb. $-15-19 creased treet ligbtiag at a re-
, duped cost.
NOTICe q[ CIIDI'IPOR8 After thoroughly informing them-
selves of thu provisions of the
LM THE MATTER OF THE ES- contract a motion was mode by
TAT OF , Dickin0n that a ten ygr con-
Anna Ralsler, Deceased. tract be entered Into with the
Notice Is hereby given by the Mont.-Dal Utilities Co. providing
undersigned, John Raisler, Ad- for 64-259 lamps and 15-400 lamps
mlnstrator of he Estate of Anna at t-ates Specified in the contract
Raisler 14tte of the City of Beac to replace the smaller lamps now
in the County of Golden Valley in use. The Cot(tract also provides
and State of North Dakota, de- for the use of electrical energy for
ceased, to the creditors of, and pumping purposes during the life
all persons hvlng claims against of trhe contract. The Mayor and
said deceased, to exniblt 'them with Auditor being authorised to ex-
the necessary vouchers, within six ecute the contracts.
months after the first pub !ctton Motion was seconded by Lovgren
r,f thi notice, to sal' John Rais- Roll being called, Cafferty, Dickin-
ler at the office of John Keohane son, Freese, Halstead" Iovgren and
in the City of Beach tn said Gel- Thompson all voted "'Yes." Motion
den "ralle" County, or to te was declared carried.
Judge of the County Court of Gel-, Building permits were granted to
den Valley County, at his office itam A. Johnstone to construct an
in the Court Hou,s in the City raddltton to his dwelling and to the
of F, each, Golden Valley County, Johstone Memorial Hospital to con-
North Dakota. struct an add,itlon to the hospltal
Yon are hereby further notified building, Motion anthorizlng same
that Hen. A. E. Kastien, Judge of was made by Hatstead and see-
the C,mnty Court within and far onded bv Cafferty.
the Connty of Golden Valley, and A resolution authorizing and dir-
State of North Dakota. has fixed ecting the County Acditor an4
tile <h day of August A. D. 1942, Treasurer to remit to the City
::t th,', hoar of ]0:0! o'clock in th*, Treasurer any funds remaining in
f ,rvnoou ,.,f said ,lay, at the Court or hereafter received into the Clty
Ilooms, iu the Court IIouse in the Hall Bond Sinking Fund such e-
Cqv of Beulah fn said County and mittanlee to be, made when other
State. as the time and place for funds are being remitted.
hearin and sd}ust|ng all claims Moved by Halstead and secended
af#ainst thestate of the said An'a by Dickinson that the resolution
Paisler Deceased, w'hlch have been bo adopted. Motion carried.
dnly and regularly preeened as MotiOn to adjourn was made by
heein'before provided. Cafferty and seconded b# Freese.
Dated February 5th A, D. 1942. Carried-
JOHN RAY,LR " R.W. JOHNSON
Mayor.
block 3, Woodhulls second addition
to Beach; to Clifford A. Stecker
on l,cts 9 and the south half of
lt 10 in bock 4. Riehrls 1st ad-
dition to Beach; to C. G. Johnson
for LOTS, 5-6-7-8-9 and 10 in block
23, original townsite of Golva.
The NE of section 34-I7-106
was leased to Clarence Blair for
years and a form contract issued,
12:00 o'clock noon, the Board ad-
Journed ad reconvened at I P. M.
with all members present.
Auffust Feldmann appeared beforo
the oard and purchased the E,%
of section 91-142-105 for the ap-
raised price of $1600.00 and the
own pavmen4 was patd.
A motion wtm made by commis-
sioner Tescher and seconded by
eommltmloner Wosepka ,o lnttruct
the Auditor to write Jack IAndt
making that he vacate the building
In which he Is living and using
for a paint shop, for the purpose
of using the building for Red
Cross rooms. Upon bein 'to s vote
all commissloner voted "aye" and
th motiou was declared carried.
The Bnard Instructed t,be Audl-
tor to advertise for bids for books
blank, office and election supplies.
Bids to be opened on March 3rd,
1947.
'he following bills were audited,
approved and ordered paid by the
bea-d of connty commissioners,
subject to personal property taxes
Raymond "V. Rlese. mileage
due and dellnqu.n" :
for Jl'arenllo oe¢o= 8,35
Burrugas Adding Machine
(',.. f,,r ribb.ns ......... 92
Genrge I. Le% (onnty agent
s.b,r" :nd exnenss ........ 114.90
Northwestern Bell Tel. Co..
,lanmr:v hill ............... 39.86
C. Bartholomew, hauling
4 00
Nor,'all l{unions, Jr.. for
coal ......................... g4 fl
(lenn P. Cook, milen,xe 30.4S
Patty Pradley, for clerk "'in
county superintendent's
office .................................... 2.00
Golde Valley News, for
printing ................................ 112.43
Public Welfare Board of N,
asistance 59.03
N,
chll-
........................................ 119,50
for diesel
fuel and gas .................... 47.0
Standard Oil Co., for gas 4.10
Dakota Tractor & Equip-
ment Co., for repairs ...... 9.3
Louie Hovland, operating
patrol .................................... 10.4
R. L. Zlnsli, dynamite ........ 4.
Northwestern Sheet & Iron
Works. for cutting edges 150.55
Glenn P. Cook, for prison-
er's board ............................ I 000
5:00 P. M, the Board adjournek
to meet February 5th, 1942.
February 5th, 1942, 9:00 o'clock
A. M. The Board of county com-
missioners met pursuant to ad-
3ournment with all members pres-
ent.
The Board appointed assessors:
f,r the unorffan,ed townships as
follows: Ralph Mosser for Town-
ships 143 and.144. Range 103: Maur-
ice tIngohoom for townships 137
and 138, Range 103. and township
136, ranges 105 and 106: Peter A.
].ardy f,r townsl'lip 14!. /iam.e lr;;,
A tax deed was issued to the
City of Beach covering lot. in
blocks 1-2-6-7-8-9-10--11 and 12 In"
W.odhult's 2nd addition and lot 13
%Vo(,dhall's acreage, Lots 11 and 12
,f llock 5. Lot ] of Block 10, all
(,f blocks 1] and 13, Lots 9 and 10
in blook 12. part of block 16. lot
6 of Block 17, part of block 24 Irt
Vo¢diltlils 1st addition to tile City
of Beach.
A tax deed was issued to Marth
/tudccek on lots 17. 18, 19 and Z
in block 1. Hunter's 4th additi(nt
to Beach.
A tax deed was issued to Roy A.
Noyes for Tract A-19, part of lot
2 in hloak 9, Hunter's 1st addttiort
to Beach.
12:00 o'clock noon the Board ad-
Journed and recorlvenPd at 1:00
I'. M. with all members prent.
The Board checked contracts cov-
ering land which had been sold
by the county, several of which
are delinquent and were cancelled
by resolution in accordance with
chapter 286, section 14, sessiot
laws of 1941.
Final payment having been made
on contract for lots 12-3-4-'5-6-1
11 and 12 tn block 8. Hunter's 3re,
addition to Beach, a tax deed was
issued to Oscar Oison.
HESOLUION
Commissioner Odland presented
the following resolution and moved"
its adoption:
WHEREAS. It appears to the
Board of county commissioners that
,there are unpaid Land Contracts
that have become delinquent by the
purchaser, and
WHERIAS. the Board of Coun--
ty Commissioners have this 5th,
day of February 1942 cancellet
the following delinquent land con-
racts as provided in section 1,
chepter 286, Session LaWs of"
1941.
The SEA of Section 23-14r
104; the W½NW, SE% NWK,
NW%SW4. of Section 22-141-
104; the NI&NEM of Secttor
34-142-105; the NE% of Sectlor
28-144-105; and L'ts 3-4-5-
6-7-8 In block 29 Original town-
site of GoI'r,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE -
SOLVED that the county auditor is
hereby authorized to cancel SUCh.
contract from the contract rncord
book.
The motion was seconded by
commlssioner Wosepka, and upon
being put to a vote all co mmlss
loners voted "aye" and motion was
declared carried and resolution ad-
opted,
RESOLUTION
Commissioner Odland presented
the following resolution and moved
its adoption:
WHEREAS, All live stock, sucl
as cattle, h.Prses and mules truck-
ed, driven or shipped by railroad
must have brand inspection, also
buyer of cattle, horses and mules
must have a bill of sale from
the owner of said live stock at
the time of brand, inspection.
NOW. THEREPORE BE IT RE-
SOLVED t,hat this resolution be in
effect this 5th day of February,
142.
The motion wins seconded by
commissioner Wosepka and upon
being put to a vote all commiss-
ioners voted ' "aye" and the re-
solution adopted
The following bills were audit-
ed, approved and ordered paid by
the board of county commissioners,
subject to personal property taxes
due and delinquent.
l[all lud McCreary Co., song
books for school ............... 6.75
Ben Maus, hauling saw-
dust ....................................... 33 i',0
.MaL, rice Wassmann, Clean-
inff hopper yard ............ 2.70
Dunham Lumber Co., Sup-
Dlles .................................... 5.21
Lewis Odland, Commiss-
Ioner's services ............... 11.68
,M. (2. Teacher, Com:l,lss-
loner's services ................ l 1.80
T, A. V¢osepka, Colnmiss-
loner's services ............... 13.92
5:00 o'clock P. M. the 15oarJ
adjourned to meet March 3rd, 1942:
MINNIE 3. SMITH
County Auditor
Golden Valley County
i'I¢OFNSSIONAL
DIRECTORY
Dr. Chernausek
Rogers & Gumper
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Walton lock
Dickinson, North Daots
GUY LEE
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KEOHANE & KUHFELD
A AT LAW
BECL
DR. E. £, NY
CMroimtor
BEACH, NORTH DKOTA
ffice phone 61 - re& IL
W. It SCHELL
Attorney-At,Law
Beads N. D.