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of Beack ~ of County
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Ladies Aid Mrs. Tillie Gilbert will entertain
~er in ~e church the W. B, A. at a one o'clock'lunch.
propez
r to the goveimment's policy,
No one Who has any intersstin the
future of Golden Valley county should
object to such facts beingmade pub-
lic.
--J, M. STILL.
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' evening. After the con Thursday, Bridge will be play, ~45~'Xt~@~~¢~¢~~"÷~:
served a musical yro- ed after ~the luncheon....l.qnuare
Butte
MrS. Scher!e has returned from
the Beach hospital and at present Ct-~¢~*Ht~t~,~¢~X-~:¢~-:,:-,
is staying at the Lars Hess home. Mrs. Einor Olstad was a caller at
Mm'lel Nesa spen~ the weekend the Vic Klein home Monday.
Garden of To- at home. Miss Pearl Yates had an operation
The Outlaws defeated Alpha bas- for appendicitis at the Dickinson
ketball team ~.Sunday afternoon at hospital last Sunday. Her mmly
friends are very glad to hear that
Alpha,
~electlons~Third and
Mrs. A. P. Boisen and Kathleen she is improving nicely.
shopped Saturday in Dickinson. The horse buyers were in th's el-
The members of the W. B. A. met cinity Friday and Saturday. They
with Mrs. E. Nelson on Thursday of purchased quite a few head.
last week, Bridge was the dieera/on Ylc Klein went to the ri~er last
and of the afternoon and ~. Reed won Tue~y where he purchased a black
first prize, Mrs. Gilbert seoond, and horse.
Mrs. Gallagher consolation. A de- oistad and Lloyd Yates
licious lunch was served by the host- to Dickinson Thursday to see
of the high school ess, Pearl. Mrs. Yates returned with
Friday afternoon Mrs. Bailey of them.
was wc~k Thursday a~ Mrs. Guy Hall's Harvey Wentland, teacher of the
an0 attended the Congregational Aid Square Butte school, was a caller
~e Bath" dinner. Wednesday evening at Vic Klein's.
V~rda Sr~ith returned from Dick~ Harmon Olstad took his horse to
insert ~n Tlmrsday and has gone out Beach S~aturday where he sold i~
Walker_JJane,- to spend some t~ule with Mrs. Ro~ to the horse buyers.
Beach acted bert ]Home near Wibanx. Lawrence Lemire and Harvey
Walker won The Congregational SUnday School [Wentland were callers at Paul Wehr.
w.ll be reorganized Sunday, Feb. 17 man's on Saturday.
Solo, 'Coming Home'---Lu-
~eklund
taking Public at 10 A. M.
numbers as fol. The Sub, flee Singers appeared at
...... the S. B. opera lmuse Tuesday on
Tuesday morning and were very well
Deal' received.
Mary Stoddard spent several days
~|1~ in Beach last week while the Medora
schools'were closed on account of
who underwent an sickness.
at the Dfeklnson hospital defeated Alpha here
on Monday night.
Denny and Jackie Tovey are on
the sick list.
been laid Thee Marie Miller is better but
a' "seVere case of arthritis is still confined to her bed.
Mr. an~t Mrs. Ed 01son and daught.
er Marion were Sunday dinner guests
at Vic Klein's.
Mr. and I~TS. BII! Barzel were
doing Lloyd Yates' Chores while he
was in Dickinson,
Ed Olsen helped Vic Klein tad~e
four head of horse.s to Beach SaturdaY"
Waiter Petersllte was ass!sting
Olstad's in pugting up their supply
of ~ce. He returned to Sentinel
Butte on Sunday.
Harvey Wentland is teaching the
pupils of the Square Butte school
to play the harmonica and says the
boys are learning fast.
Bob Rtdenhower wins ,t ~ealler Sat.
Tuesday night. Whist"
v of last week, twenty tables and a nice lunch was
on Wednesday. served after the games. Ladies first
few ~ prize went to Theressa Lievens, and
consolation to Mrs. Martin. Men's
bans.won the door prize. After the
• at the high school on games they d~n~ced to the music of
Burns' Orchestra.
ml [--
• In all the efforts of the present ad.
[S ministration in its various projects,
it seems private interests are on
hand to take advantage of e~ ..... ~,
portunity to~ to gain special beneflt~
to the administra-
its purpose.
of County
the Board Such a situation seems likely in the
district proposed of which one,half
of Golden of Golden Valley coui~ty is a part,
There are those living in the dist-
the sul)- riot, or Should have rights in the
district~
There are those who w~sh to sell
their lands and still contimte to run
district as well as stock~
There are those who wish to sell
to benefit by their lands and not continue in the
and stock business--
be affected indireetIy Then there are many others outsid0
the district who have !and and who
expect to rcmaiu in Golden Valley
county. These can wall ask them-
(ff seres: what does thin all mean to
the future of Gokten Valley ~ county.~'.
The county commissioners are the
legal custodians of all thes~ combined
interests and they should feel a direct
responsibility to all, such as Golden
Valley county as a county and each
subdivision.
Outside of how the p~
er Gladys were business callers In
Beach Monday.
Billy DeVries was helping Clyde
Polly fan wheat a couple of days
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
William Franzei~ and families were.
hewer have some hounds to catch
not done
even expected
p~g~m
There will be taxes and liabilities
~0,000.
coyotes. They are planning on glv-
ing the ~oyotes of the badlands a
merry chase.
Roy Doyle was a caller in this
vicinity on Monday.
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
January 7th, 1935
--tl~ n
City Council met in regular sesio
' on Monday, Jahuary 7th, 1935 a~
~:00 P. M. Members present: Mayo~
I~L If. Halstead. 'Aldermen Rober"
Alguire, C. O. H'~lverson D. L.
Logan, ~t. R. Thompson and ~V.
H. V~roodhull~
fresno shoes, $3.47:
Jess G, Hougen, salaxy for Dee.
ember, $40.00: T. A. Gilman,
drayage, $4.50; Standard Oil Co.,
Stanolex Fuel, $18.00; Standard Oil
Co., gasoline, $4,40; Standard Oil
Co., Sta~olex Fuel $2"/.36; Texas
Co., saltlike $4.40.
Moved ~Sy~ ~ogan, seconded by AI-
gulre, that these bills be ~llowed,
and warrants drawn on the sev-
eral funds for their payment. Roll
being called, the vor~e was as fol-
lows: Alguire, yes; Halvorson,. yes:
LOgan, yes; Thompson, yes; and
XVoodhull, yes. Motion carried.
Moved by Halvorson, seconded b.~
Alguire. that the Mayor and Audit-
or be authorized and directed to is-
sue a warrant to Anna MIkkelsor
in the amount of 200.00, being the
balance due on the l)urchase price
of Tract (k Nest's Re-Survey t~
Begch, North Dakota. she having
fur~isl~ed satisfac{ory title to this
~escriptiOn. Roll being called, the
vbt~e was as follows: Alguire, yes:
Halvorson, yes; Logan, yes; Thomp-
son. yes; and Woodhuli. yes. Mo-
tion carried.
Howard Enderte and Donald ~VaI-
dace. Editors of the Beach Review.
apeared before the council and fur-
nished certificate of election of of-
fioia~ couJlty Paper.
Moved by Logan, seconded by Hal-
person, that Beach Review. having
furnished (~rtificate of election or
official county paper, and being
within the City of Beach, North
Dakota, being under the law thereby
official city paper, Is hereby deslg-
nated and appointed official city
paper of the city of Beach. Mvtion
carried.
An application of the Montana-
Dakota Power Co, for cancellation
of the 1933 taxes on Lots 11 and
12, Block 9, .Near's First Addition
assessed in 1933 as real estate and
should have been assessed under
gross earnings tax. was presented
hy County Auditor for approval.
Moved b~ Halverson. seconded by
~,Voodhull, that application for can-
cellation be approved and refund
granted. Roll being called, the vote
was as follows:" AlgIlire, Yes, Hal-
person, yes, Logan, yes, Thompson,
yes. and ~Voodhull. yes. Motion
carried.
An application for plumber's licen-
se of Olaus Rishovd to do plumb-
ing in the City of Beach. which ap-
pelation was accompanied by a
surety bond in the amount of
$2500.00, was read, and. after due
consideration of this matter, a mo-
tion was made by Alguire. second-
ed by Logan, that ~t plumber's li~
cease be granted to Olaus Rishovd.
Motion c~rried.
Moved by Alguire. seconded by Lo-
gan, that the Chairman of the Street
Light Committee m a k e arrange-
ments with the Montana-Dakota
Power CO, to have a light installed
on the light post in front of the
Court House steps, Roll being can-
ed, the vote was as follows: A1-
xguire yes; Halvorsdn, yes; Logan,
~yes; Thompson, yes; and Woodhull,
y6s. Motion carried.
Moved by Halvorson. seconded by
XVoodhull. tlm.t the City Attorney
De autorized ar~l directed to take
necessary a~tion to clear Highway
No. I0 through the City of Beach
the
the County wherein the project or
project~ are located.
6. Bidders ar~ l~vited to be lPre-
sent at the opening of the p~.
7. The right is reserved to re~t
may and all propom~s to waive tech-
nicalities, or to accept such as may
be determined to be for the best
interests of the County and State.
8. Bidders must bid on all items
contained in the proposal blank.
Any bid or bids received for any
number of items less than those
contained in the proposal will be
considered as irregular and reject-
ed as such.
9. "The attention of bidders is
directed to the Special Provisions
covering sub-letting or assigning the
contract and to the use of Dom-
estic Materials.
"The minimmn wage paid to all
skilled labor end[eyed on this pro-
ject shall be not less than eighty
(SO) cents per hour.
"The mininmm wage paid to all
intermediate labor employed on thi~
project shall be not less than sixty-
~ve (65) cents per hour.
"The minimum wage paid to all
unskilled labor employed on this
shall be not less f~an fifty (50)
cents per hour.
"Where bo~rd is furnished by 0re
contractor, a deduction lin the abow
rate may be mad~ for the actual
cost of boa~l, but not to exceed
eighty cents per day.
"The minimum wages paid to the
following classes of camp help to
whom the provision regulating houre
of employment doe not apply shall
be as follows:
Watchmen, not less than $16.00
per week.
Timekeepers, not less than $15.00
per week.
.Clerks, not less than $15.00 per
week.
Hostlers, not less than $15.00 per
week.
Cook's helper, not less than $14.0C
per week plus board.
Cook, not less than $1&.00 per week
plus board.
Barn boss, not less than $15.00 per
week.
"The minimum rate for truck rent-
al, exclusive of driver'~ wages,
shall be five cents p~r c,~bic Yard
mile.
"'Trucks shall oe limited to a may
imum load of four (4) cubic yards
for hauling surfacing material from
the source of supply to its place
on the road.
10, "A certificate of compliance
on the prescribed form which will
be furnished for that purpose shall
be signed and submitted by all bid-
ders, in accordance wtith Executive
Order No. 6646, issued by the Pres-
ident on March 14. 1934. Only IIids
accorapanied by s u e h certificate
shall be considered or accepted.
The Contractor to Whom award is
made shall require subcontractors
and dealers furrbishing equipment.
materials, and supplies, to sign sim-
ilar certifcates before making award~
or Pm'chasss from such subcontract-
ors or dealers, copies of which shall
be furnflshed to the contracting of-
ficer."
STATI~ HIGH~,VAY DEPARTMENT
(Signed) Ole H. Olson
State Highway Commissioner
Dated: 1-25-35 (Feb. 7-14)
as State Highway Department may
require. Motion carried.
Moved a~d seconded to adjouru.
Motion carried.
H. H. HALSTEAD
Mayor
Attest:
JESS G. HOUGEN
City Auditor
SPECI~A L MEETING
City Council waet In a special
meeting ~londay. January 28th, at
S:00 P. ~T.
Members present: Mayor Halstead,
Aldermen Alguire. Cook. Halverson,
Logan, Thompson and V¢oodhuU.
This meeting was called by Mayor
Halstead for the purpose of discuss-
ing and determining t~pon the var-
ious projects for the national in-
ventory of work projects of the Fed-
eral Em ergency Administration of
Public Works in cooperation with
the state otanning boards.
After considerable ekiscussi~n, it
was determined to list in order of
relative importance according to
P-eeds anti benefits the following
projects:
N~w wells, fire proof cover for
resevoir and punlp house, sewage
disposal plant, oil surface on Blanche
Street from R. R. tracks to High-
way No. 1O. fireroof fire hall and
community building, City engineer
M. L. l~vell was i~structed to pre-
Pare and submit estimates for the
above mentioned projects.
Field Engineer. Broker, of the Fed-
eral Emergency Relief Administratio~
and Commissioner Odland appeared
hefore the Council and offered sev-
eral suggestions in regal~l to the
above mentioned projects.
Moved and seconded to adjourn.
H. H. HALSTEAD
Mayor
Attest:
JESS G. IIOi'GEN
The minutes of the regular meet- City Auditor
ins of December 3rd, 1934, were
read, and upon motion 1)5" Alguire ' ,--O _
secol~ded by Logan were accepted NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
and approved as read Moqion Car-
part
ri~d.
The following bills were present-
ed to be considered: Clifton Schaal
coal at gravel pit, ~I.09: Ed Kveek
clcauD~g septic sewer, $35.30; Beach
Voluhteer FIP~ Department, Nelson
li,~e and Summers fire, $46.50; E
t~. Noble. filing fees, $1.25; North-
.ern t~avifle Railway CO,, l~e On
fire hall, $15.~0i Be~nch A}b¢ance
courlcil proeeedin.gs, $8.89; ' l~each
Advar.c.e. printing water n0tiees,
$6.50~ Monhq~*Dakota Pow~ Co,
lights ~d gas for fire hall,-$7.68;
~Montana-Dakota Power Co,, : street
tights for December, $116.55; Mont-
ana~makot~ Power Co., November
lights, pump house, $1.50; Montana-
DakOta POWer. Co,, eight street itgh~
lamps, $6.80; Montana-Dakota?Pew.
er Co., nine street light lamps,
$7.60; Golden Valle,~" Lumber Yard~
STATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTIO5
Proposals for the construction
ofl'a State I]Ighway North of Sent-
inel Butte wiU be received by the
State Highway Commissloner in the
offices of the Department of State
Highways at Bismack, N. Oak., not
,later than 9:30 o'clock A. M. March
1st. 1935. at which place and time
they will b~ Publicly opened and
read.
2. The Proposals must be mailed
to or othemvise deposited with the
Department Of State Highways at
Bismarck, N. Dak.. and shall be seal-
COULD, NOT DO HER
HOU$ RK
cd and endorsed "Proposal for con-
~tructing a State Highway North of
Sentinel Butte (N. D. U. S. P. W.
project No. NRS 467 "(t935) ) in
Golden Valley County."
3, A certifed check for 5 percent
together with a bidders bond in the
fuU amount of the gross sum bid, must
~c~mpany each proposal. All cert-
ified (hocks siiall be drawn on N.
I)ak. Banks, and will be cashed by
tile ('a'~ll:)i,~io~lcr. find said cash will
be returned to the successful bidder
upon the filing of an approved con-
tract bond.
4. Contemplated worR consists of
4.994 miles of Earth Grading and
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
5
In the matter of the Estate of Mary
E. Roberts. Deceased.
Notice is hereby gven by the und-
ersigned, Guy Lee, Administrator
With the. WIU Annexed, of the Es-
tate of Mary E. Roberts, late of the
City of Milwaukee. in the County of
Milwaukee, and State of Wisconsin,
deceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against said
deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within six
months after the first publication ot
this notice,to .said Guy Le~. Ad-
ministrator, in theVillage • of Sen-
tinel Butte, in Golden Valley County,
North Dakota, or to the Judge ox
the County Court of Golden Valley
County, at his offioe in the Court
House in Beach, Golden Valley
County, North Dakota.
You are hereby further notified that
Hen. A. E. Kastien, Judge of the
County Court within and for the
County of Golden Valley and State
of North Dakota, has flxet~, the 15th
day of August, 1935, at the hour of
10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, at the Court Rooms in the
Court House in the City of Beach,
in said County and State, as the
time and place for hearing and ad-
justing all claims against the estate
of the said Mary E. Roberts, de-
ceased, which h'ave been duly ~nd
regula.rly presented as hereinbefore
provided.
Dated January 28, 1935.
GUY LEE,
Administrator
Sentinel Butte, North Dakota.
First publication on the 31st day of
January, 1935.
(Januv, ry 31, Feb. 7-14)
NOTICE OF LEASING OF ~TATE
AND SCHOOL LANDS
All un!eased State and Schoo"
lands in Golden Valley County. N. D.
will be offered for rent at a public
leasing to be held in the Court House
at Beach iu said county, on the 20tb
day of March. 1935, commencing a~
10 o'clock A..~T.
All mdeased lands will be leased tc
the highest bidder for a term of one
to five years. The first year's rein
plus the legal leasing fee must be
pa~d in advance.
A list of such lands to be offere¢
wil! be on file with the Treasurer o
said county for pubIic inspection no~
~e,~s than two weeks before the da.~
of le~,~in~, nlso instructions in re~"~rd
t.O the tcl'lns, etc., under which thes~
la~(Is will be leased.
The BO~rd of University an("
School lands reserves the right to re-
ject :my and alI bids. ~.
Dated at Bismarck. D., thi~
28th day of December, 1934.
It. I~. HANSON,
S'I'ATt~ LAND COMMISSIONEP
Jan. 10--17--24--31 Feb. 7~14--21--2~
GAINS 25 4 g S.
IN TWO MO THS
COD LIVER OIL--Once a
Punishment--Now a Treat
Structural road improvement Involv-
ing ~pproximateiy:
0.35 Acres Clearing and Grub°
ins; 69,336 C. Y. Unclassified
Excavation; 7,860 C. Y. S. Over-
haul; 620 L. F. Wire Rope Guard
Rail; 4 Anchors; 204 L, F. Re*
layfng Pipe; Furnishing and
DeIivering a46 L. F. 18 inch
Corr, Mtl. Culv, with 11 Con-
hooting Bands and 170 L. F. 24
inch Corr. Mtl. Culv. with 4
Cormecti~ Bands and 124 L. F.
Corr. Mtl. Cuiv. with
and 208 L,.
Mtl,
~.~ toJo~e ~p.r ch~dren to take ~.
-- ~ r~ny flavort~lcod liver oils. Give them
g.~l--tha cod li~er oil with a delicious
eamextate taste--and watch their bodies grow
daily with vi~o~, athletic st~ngth!
of Milwaukee s~s:
Haul Install 1048 L. F.
the
and larg~ crowds are ,
evening. These lectures will ,
this coming week each
7:30.
Dr. Frank C.
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Rice's Drug
PHONE 49
BEACH, NORTH
Dr.V.G.
BEACH
PHONE~
HOUSE---6tl OFFiCI--4~
Dr.O.R,
DENTIST
Modern X-Rsy Equlpmem
Beach, North
Dr. W.C.
PHYSICiaN AND SUIgGKON
Office Phone 13 Residence
BEACH
North Dakota
The filling of your
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