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THE BEACH REVIEW ~ that the Counkv ,,Auditor be. and:
he is. hereby ordered to extend upon:
: ,. ,,- Published every Thursday at Beae~h, North DakO~t tlm tax list~ am provided l~v ChaP.
• - " 24~; Laws. of :1929, and to enter there.
. ,H, E, E~D~RI~ mad D, A. WALLACE, l~dttora mad PUblIsher~ on such .dollnqueRt personal property
" ~:,~ taxes a~d that such County Auditor, ir
,~t~ .......... ~ Subscriptions, $2.00 per year in adva)age accordance with Chap. 242, L~ ot
1929, make entry against any" real
" ~': Entered ~sz second class matter September 15, 1991, at the. postoffice at estate which may hereafter ~a an-
Dtckln~ml ('linh:, " operation .
Oscar Ol8on .............. 50.0 "
l~tch Advance printing ~r.
aonal property tax notices 23.1(
O~ua Rlshovd, l~iumbing and
supplies ........ ~,..~,,..~ - 13.45.
Mrs• ;Anna Meyer, meals for
4ranaients ................ 5.35 ,
John Vinquist, road work .. -~13.6~.~?
m
~ Odland that in view of agreement
given by ~. L. Bark]and to Golden
Valley County whereby Barkland
has. a~aigned $20.00 per month from
salsify ~o apply on delinquent taxes,
:~jnllea~.~?~vprrants Shall not be held
~tor "~h delinquent tax~, ~uch as-
!:~signr~t being iu e~ceas'of' amount
Of mli~aage warrants, and that mi-
Beach, North DakOta, under the Act of Ma~h 3, 1879~
" : Advertising rates furnished upon request.
~ 0~¢~d lmper of the City of Beach an~ of Golden Valley County
...... ,, WALTEK F. CUSHING
With the passing of ~'. F. Cushing, editor of the
Advance and veteran newspaper man of the state, North
Dakota, and more especially Beach and Golden Valley
count), will feel a great loss. As a sample of the comment
which his death has brought forth from the press all
over the state, we reprint the following editorial from
the Bismarck Tribune.
"Walter F. Cushing was laid to rest Friday and his
t~riends mourned his passing, even as they realized that
his Spirit had gone to the Valhalla which'all good news-
papermen eventually will know.
A eulogy had been pronounced over his bier by his
payor and fraternal brothers of the Masonic lodge, but
Lt is doubtful if it will live as 'long in memory as the
riewspaper folk of Western North Dakota will treasure
their recollections of this well-loved veteran.
For Cushing had, in addition to a clear and penetrat-
~ihg mind, a warm heart and a valiant spirit. ThYoughout
his long and active life he lived with a zest which is
granted to few men. He had his full share of heartaches,
but to his friends h~e always presented a smiling face
atad his laugh was always genuine.
In his profession he was a leader 'by virtue of his
merit. A gentleman of the old school, he kept the fires
of integrity burning when the temptation to prostitute
his v~cws was strong. Honest in the presentation of
news, he was fearless in his convictions, willing and able
express them. A fair fighter, he was a vigorous one
en:the question involved was that of right and wrong.
granted to everyone the right to hold his
personal views but he never compromised with evil.
m grew older, his spirit of charity flamed brighter.
has seen much and has come to the conclusion that
a gqod ~many of our struggles are mere futilities. He
had reached a realization that time cures all ills, even
:those of the flesh, and that only the spirit is important.
Thus, with the portent of death upon him, he still
~as serene. He had run his race and it was a task well
done. He could face the future unafraid, just as he had
,~rom the beginning. He would not have his friends
mourn for him, for he knew that someday he would meet
them on that happier plane where the news is always
fresh and front pages breathe sweetness and light rather
than misery and corruption.
Western North Dakota will miss him, for he was a
constructive force, b~t if the state i~lucky his spirit•w/tl
live on in the breasts of ~'ounger n~n who wilt'take up
the torch as h~e laid it down and keep it burning brightly
until they, too, are calIed by the Supreme Editor.
It is good to have had such a man among us. His
example witt live as an inspiration to all who knew him."
' [ '
Sunset Sentinel
Win. Ueckert hauled a load of
barley to the Clyde Polley farm last
Tue~ay morning,
This commuaity was grieved to
hear of the death of Mr. Cushing
taut Wednesday. Sympathy is ex-~end.
ed to the beaeaved families.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Treater and
Mrs. Ads Neudeck attended St.
Paul's Lutheraa l.~tdies Aid in Beach
Wednesday afternoon.
Bill Ortner hauled a load o]7 grain
from the Wm,Ueckert farm Wedne~
day ,morning.
Roy. Kramer, Ervtn and Elemaor
Uec~rt went to Sentinel Butte on
~fla~lay evenin~ and attended the
l[hsket Social.
F. P. Schmeling was a business
caller at the Win. L~eckert farm last
Thua, s4ay.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Bell and faxm
lly were shopping in Beach last left-
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Polly and
daughter Ella were guests at the
Win. Ueckert home Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Dykins re,
ceived word here last week that
Grandpa Dykins was taken suddenly
ill with gall-bladder trouble and was
taken from his home in South De,
kota to a hospital in St, Paul. The
friends here wish him a speedy re-
co~ery.
Clyde Polly had a crew o~ men at
work last Friday and Saturday put.
ring up lee cut from his dam.
Mr• and Mrs. Ade Neudeck and
Charlte Kramer entertained the Neu.
deck families from Beach at dinner
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stacker were
afternoon and supper guests at the
Win. Ueckert home last Sunday,
Ervtn l~ackert attended a eharlvari
~mxty Sunthty night at the Harry Ku,
kowski home in honor of Mr. and
l~l[rs. Cecil T~em+.
Mrs. Beckaell ~et~ra~ rem~ntly
i from a trip to the w~tern States
some time vt~
family.
Commissioners'
Proceedings
~ll---
State of North Dakota
County of Golden Valley, tin.
9:00 A. M. Februa~5, 4, 1935. th.~
Hoard of County Commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment with all
members present.
An application filed by Elizabeth
Meyer for the abatement of her per-
sonal property taxes for 1985, amount
$2.88. was laid over.
L. L• Baughmau appeared be-
fore the BOard requesting that the
County pay his house rent• The re-
quest was refused
All lots owned by the County in
Blocks 15~16-17.18 ~Voodhull's Ist
Add. were leased to Jane Moran
for 1935.
Sec. 15-140-103 was leased to page
Meyer= (or ~1935.
R. H. Wilson appeared before
the Board relative to the teasCng
of All See. 26, "~nd the ~,V~6S~V~/,.
,qE~SW~ Sec. 2, all in T. 139, R.
I03. A down Imyment of $10.00 was
made. the balance to be paid May
1. 1935 when lease is to be executed.
Ed. FI. Lievena appeared in he~
half of hospitalization for Mike
Thiesen at Dickinson. An order was
given in the ,~mount of $10.00.
t,ots 3-4-5-6• Block 5. Hunte)•'v
Fifth Add. was leased to A• F
Beln~ont for 1935.
Pursuant to See. 2169. Compiled
l,aws of 1913. the Board cancelled
from the list as uncollectible, the
following: B. J. Benson: 1922. $13.50:
1923, $44.89: 1925, $34.58: ]926.
$20.3~: 1927. $17.47; 1923. $7.77; 192~.
$16,81; 1931. $12•71. L D• l'.rvs,m:
1925. $33.35. G. W. Brown: 1931,
$3.85. Carroll. Prentice: ]92~.
$13.47. Lewis Crawford: 19:',I. $11.19;
1927• $7.70. Ray Curtius: 19~,>. $2.~7.
Farmers Lone Tree ~Zqui~y (7o: ~926.
$12,6g. L, M. Harvey: 1924 :vs 63.
H• L. Jones: 2928 $4.03, Alfred
Jensen: 1930, $4,05; 1931. $5.96. And-
yew Johnson : 1931. $1.00. Gee.
Kingen: 1929. $20.11: 1931. $4.19;
1933. $4.6"I. I,. H. McDonald: $1.93.
~,V. ~-I. M'lller: 1928. $8.96. W. L,
Maxwell: 1930, $5.50; 1931. $5.71.
Gee Newberg: 19~0, $8.31. Lydi~
Rir.harls: 1935. $2.68; 1928• $1.00;
1930 $1.00, JuIius Roesler: 1929.
$3.48. NIe Severson: 1930. $2.99.
Oscar Treat: 1928. $4.91. Mary Ter-
ry: 1929. $3.62; 1936, $1.36. J. ~.
Thorson: 1933. $I.29• Ted Vaughn:
1933, $4.25.
Upon motion by Woaepka aml sec-
ond by Odla~nd, the following resot-
Boar~ of County
duly eanceIled un-
prol~rtF taxes as
2169, Corals]led
is delinquent
uncancell~d
q'~ired by any person, firm, or COr-
poration oweing such delinquent per-
sonal proPerty taxes•
Be it further Resolved that de-
linquent unpaid and uncancelled per-
uonal property taxes ill the amounts
hereinafter set forth sball be ,.
s~,eeiflc ]lea on the s~pecifle dem'xi;,
tion of ]anti hereinaft'er set f:)rtt?
owned by said tax delinquents whose
n~mes are likewise herein utatcd as
of the date of entry and extensim~
thereof as • by law provided, to-wit :
John L. Barkland $17.08 on Ls.
10-11-12, BIk. 2. Hunter's 3rd. Beach:
A. t], Broeknieyer $20.56 on SWz&
See. 32, T. ]39, R. 105: Crook &
Kammerer $2.34 on NE% Sec. 20.
T. 144-104; Jeppe Christensen $1.20
on Ls. 3-4-5-6- See. 4. T. 136. It.
105; Frank Dennino $2.41 on Ls. 7-8,
Blk. 9, Hunter's 3rd, Beach; P. A.
l)ickinson $9.49 on Lot 7 & S~ I.ot
s. Blk. 5, Hunter's 5th; C. J. Eng-
lund $50.98 on E 116 ft. I~ot 16, Blk.
2, Orig, Sentinel Butte; E. D. Evans
¥24.20 on Ls. 1-2-3-4-5-6. Blk. 6,
Near'a 1st. Beach; Andrew Helm
$75.72 on I,s. 5-6, Blk• 4, Hunter's
3rd. Beulah; Anna HoecR $5.15 on
SVz Lot 2 & Lot 3, Blk. 10, Hun-
ter's 2nd; Mona Haulcaas $5.43 on
l~ot 1, Blk. 9, Hunter's 4th; T. R.
Johnson $15.48 on l.s. 14-15. Blk.
14, Nest's lst•; L. A. Kirst ~$16.32
on NE~ Sec. 32, T. 143. R. 103;
Herman Kettner $20.95 on NW'~ See.
8, T. 139, R. 105; A. C. Klein
$21.06 on NE~A Sec. 20. & N~V'A
Sec. 21 in T. 140, R. 105; Archie
Lewis $6.63 on LOt 16. Blk. 6, Hun-
ter's 4th, Beach; Arthur Latterail
$24.93 on E~/aNW~, bs. l~2, NE1A.
SE~.4. Sec• 18, T. 139, R. 104; Me-
Donald & Anderson $3.51 on Lot d,
Blk. 3, Orig, Beach; Joe Maher $8.69
on La. 2-2, Blk. 2, Woodhull's 1st:
Beu Michels $26.19 on Ls. 2-3-4 Sec.
34, T. 140, R• 106; A. J. Nellermoe
$62.15 on Ls. 4-5-12-13-14 Sec. ~.
T• 144, R. 104; Pie K. Omley $27.98
on LS. 1~2-7-10 Sec• 6. T. 144, R.
104: E• J. Pletan 26.77 on Ls. 11-
12. Blk. 1, in Resurvey Orig. Beach;
Agnes Pierzina $2.18 on LS. .1-2.
Bik. 2. SVoodhull's 1st. & 3V. 290.93
ft. of SW~A, SW~ Sec. 24, T. 140,
R. 106: J. W. Skinner $42.53 on Ls.
5-6, Blk. 13, Hunter's 2rid; ~,Vm.
A. Staudemyer $66.30 on Set'. ~7,
Sec• 29, Pt. Sec. 31, & See. 35• ~n
T. 144, R. 105: Stockmen's State
Bauk. Medora $22.85 on S~,V~A, N~,~
Sec. 30, T. 143, R. 103: W. G. &
Eliza Smith $14.32 on Ls• 1-2-3-4
Blk. 2, Robinson's fat, Sentinel Butte:
W. H. Woodhull $35.94 on All less
N. 27 ft. Lot 1, Blk. 11 & Tr, A-
36. Pt• Lot 4. BIk. 11. Hunter's 1st.
Beach: Lee Williams $8.51 on SE~4
& SV¢%. Sec. 30. T. 144, R• I05;
Golden Valley Impl. Co. $126.92 on
Tr. A-39 & A. 40, Lt. 3. Blk• 12,
Hunter's 1st. Beach.
Bids Were opeued for a~sessor's
field listing blanks In duplicate as
follows: Beach Advance, l~erson.
al property $18.75. 5000 real estate
$24.50. Beach Review, personal prop.
erty, $19.75. Real Estate $37.50. The
bid was awarded to the Beach AS-
vance.
The Board began auditing bills.
5:25 P. M. the Board adJb~rned
to me~t at 9:00 A. M. FeN~uary
5, 1935.
9:00 A, M. February 5, 1~+" the
Board met pursuant to adJo~en
with all members present. ~
An application flied Janua~ 5.
1935, by H. A. Bury, as rOadrunner-
seer of T. 136, R. 105, 'an~ |aid
over on that date was reJeot~;-
The application of Elizabeth Meyer
la~d over from February ~=.~ re~
J~ted. This appltca~on ,~ for
ca~ellafi~d bn tli6 +~k that
psi'serial property ~ assese~il~ was
less than $100.00 and her income
less than $600.00. The BOard reject-
ed the application for the reason
she is net"the head of a family
with one or more persons dePendent
as is rmcesmury to claim exemption ns
provided In Chap. 256 of the ~933
Session Laws.
The following bills were audited.
approved and ordered Paid subject
to pers~ml oroperty taxes due or
delinquent:
Joseph Plesik. poor relief
for February • ........... $ 10.00
Dr. V. G. Morris• services
to Mrs• Hem ............ 20.20
Anna Vlasoff. care of Pete
Cook ...................... ~ .O'
J. C. Penney Co•, slippers
for Mrs. Schaefer ......... 6f
J. W, Skinner, storage rent
for January .............. 10.00
St. John's Orphanage, care.
of Nlehouse, Musil child-
ren ....................... 90.0t
• ~. R. Kennedy, drugs for
Mrs. Scherle, F, Bates ._ 2.7r
Bert MOgle, poor relief for
Januaxy . ................. g. 00
Pearl Fredericksen, care of
babieS~Engebretson. Berg,
Stull• Mrs• Scherle. E.
Dletz ..................... 74.0e
iMrs. E. A. Ernest, assigned
to Farmers & Mercbants
Bank ................... : 5.2~
Mrs. E. A. l~rnest, care Of
Mrs• Seherle ............ 7•2f
Einor Nordby, mileage an~
exltenses .... , ............ 15.64
Mrs Fred Stacker, care of
E• Bates• . ............... 7.00
J. R. Larsen, spark plugs 2.60
• Tractor & ~]quipment Co.•
r~pairs .................. 1•80
Sorenson Machine Shop, re-
pairing .................. 8,9:
F. F Schmeling, road drag-
~ing .................... ~.41
J. J. Schaefer, repairing .. 16.0~
C. (~. Johnson. labor on
snow plow ................ 14.5(
Jonas Hammack. road work
138-103 .................... 3•0,
Gloyd Bury. road work .... 1.75
~Vm Ma!quette, road work 27,0~
Bill Maas. road work ...... 2.00
John Keohane.. attendaa,.~ ~tt
at insanity board meeting 5.0¢
State Treasurer, (,are of in-
sane ...................... ~64.0,
('. Bartholomew. hauling
ashes .................... 3,0c
Aaron Snook, coal ......... 70.14
Victor Cqson. carpenter work 40.0~
J• 1'. Thlll. supplies ...... 11.40
(]olden Valley l,nmber Yard.
lumber ................... 105.6:
Globe-Gazette 1 rlnting Co.,
supplies .................. 67.27
Knight Printing Co. supplies 47.6~
tloward Stockwell, ticket to
.lamestown ................ 5,5
tlernulu ~. 1)ietz. mileage ]1.62
l{oward Stockwcll. mileage 33.00
John Barkland, mileage .... 7•3
K. H, Alton. 1)Pry. Clerk
of Court, ................ 2, '~0
A• M. Kuhfe]d. n,i]eage and
expenses .................. 18• 5
Reaoh Review, Drinting .... $4.9:
N. W. Bell Telephone Co.
services rendered ........ 46.:~!
June Mills, clerk in auditor's
oflit~e ..................... 52,0(
I)avid M, Howls. labor on
tractor .................... 15.0¢
H, A. Bury. road work ... 3.32
work at court
..... 1 :l .~)0
care
of Patriela LaMeres ...... 25.0~
:AD~e~ovotny, care of Mrs.
~h~fer .................. 6, 0
Mrs. George Nelson, care of
Ed. Anderson, labor at court ~