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, FEBRUARY 22, 195i
._Q~'RISON JAUNDICE
C'~qSES UNDER CONTROL
,9k Yellow jaundice outbreak in
rae Gaxrison dam vicinity ap-
t~rently has been caused by un.]
authorized water hauling and
the OUtbreak is not as serious as
S
fUBt believed.
State Health Officer R. O.Sax-
.
vi~_ said preliminary investiga.
~to this.
He said persons drinking
water received from authorized
haulers and sources have not be-
come sick but that illness has
cropped up among persons who
have been getting water from
unauthorized sources.
Saxvik said there appears
nothing wrong with food or milk
supplies.
Saxvik said the outbreak is
Around the Dakotas
with Joe Marsh
Cave Dwellers, Note--
Friend was telling me the Point of the story is that in
• ther day about a fellow out by America, a man can l:,e his own
8turgis, South Dakota, who'slife, the way he wants to.
been living in a five-by-eight There's nobody to tell a ~nan he
for forty years.
h Seems like folks keep pester-
g him to come out and live like
other people, but so far, he s
II~anaged to out-argue and, |
guess, outlive them.
Jed Walters, my milkman,
thinks there's a lot to be said for
• ,:..,-aVing in a cave these days . . .
~l~jy warm, economical and
no
a{gQl0
You. or newspapers to worry
CAN'T live in a cave if he'_ a
mind to. That's what makes
America great--the right to free
choice. You know. [ enjoy a
friendly glass of beer--but Jed
prefers milk. We honor each
other's personal preference.
Dakota Division, United States Brewers Foundatzon
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS. BEACH, N. D.
"not as bad as anticipated." The
total number of ill people is not
known but there are at least 20,
he added.
PAGE THItEE
Most of the cases are in Big
Bend, a small community east of to North
the dam. Some also have been
qreported in Underwood and Gar-
rison.
Saxvik said the oubbreak
should be a warning to cRieS
and villages, espeially the seal.
let ones, to maintain good
drinking water and high sani-
tary standards.
CARBON MONOXIDE
IS WINTER HAZARD
WOULD GIVE STATE
IRRIGATION FUNDS
A bill introduced in congress
by Rap. Reva Beck Bosone of
Utah is of considerable interest
Dakota irrigationists.
Winter is dangdr time, especi.
ally for carbon monoxide gas
poisomng. Each year many peo-
ple lose their lives because of
this unno|ieed po~son gas.
John Zaylskie, NDA~ Exten-
sion Service forestew and safety
specialist, says records of the
North Dakota Division of Vital
Statistics, show that 5 people
lost their lives f, rom gas poison-
ing in 1949. In 1950 carbon
monoxide killed 9 people.
Included in the deaths from
carbon monoxide poisoning was
a 2-year-old child who died
while riding in a motor vehicle
traveling on a highway. Other
sources of gas poisoning are
fumes from stoves, auto ex-
hausts, from checked hard coal
ra/tges, stalled automobiles, gas
in wells and faulty operation of
oil stoves.
"it always pays to take your repairs to the man
who is busy--he's the only one who
has time to do it".
We have the equipment and the experience and we'll
find the time to take care of your troubles, be it body
work, tune-up, lubrication-job, or a major overhaul.
chargeable to water and power,
if the projects were smaller than
5,000 acres and cost less than
$1.000,000.
The loans would be repayable
without interest over a period of
40 years. The $5,000,000 author-
ized by the bid would be used as
a revolving loan fund.
The federal government would
pay outright the share of the
cost allocated to flood control.
wildlife, and recreation.
The projects would be under
state control and the federal
government would be only' a
banker. Mrs. Bosone said.
CONSERVATION CAMP
DATES FOR 4.~F SET
Thd 17th annual North Dako-
ta 4-H conservation camp "will
be held at Lake Metigoshe state
park near Bottineau, June 12 to
16, M. C. Altenburg, state 4-H
AERIAL DEER SURVEY
REPORTS FAVORABLE
Although no population esti-
mates can be made as yet, re-
;orts received from Game and
Fish Department personnel
of 1949.
About two-thirds of the survey
has .been completed. Areas left
to be surveyed include the Tur-
tle Mountains. Little Missouri
River. and the southwest part of
the state,
GAS PRODUCTION UP
IN STATE FOR 1950
During the calendar year of
1950. there were 680.021,000 cu-
bic feet of natural gas produced
from wells located in Bowman
County, North Dakota. Wilson
M. Laird, State Geologist, report-
ed today. This is 79,473,000 cu-
bic feet more than was produc-
ed in 1949. The greatest amounts
of gas we,re produced during the
months of January, February,
March, November and December,
The gas was withdrawn from
,28 wells, not all of which were
in production at the same time.
These wells are all owned by
the Montana.Dakota Utilities
Company and lie within the
boundaries of the Baker-Glen-
dive gas field, most of which is
the State of Montana.
club leader of l~DAC Extension The production reports ~re
Servk~e, announced this week. ] filed mon'thly at Grand Forks
Delegates to the ~t-H camp lwith the State Geologist who
/acts as technical advisor to the
from each county will be select- [ North Dakota Industrial Corn-
ed on their recc~rds in conserva-
tion. Wildlife, soil and water, |mission in matters pertaining to
rodent control, conservation of ",oil and gas production in North
food and other phases of censer- Dakota.
vation will be considered. LastBeach merchants offer you a
year 159 club members and number of, money sayinq bar-
leaders from 38 counties attend-
ed the camp. gains weekly. Read their ads.
Will Manage Store--- F~'~~.~ ,~r-~" ~P:,~!
Jake Austby, who has been
employed at the Sawyer store TRUCKINC[
in Wibaux for the past two years,
left last week for Glendive.
where he will manage the Saw-
yer store there.
If you need any
trucking done such
as grain, gravel, or
general hauling call
GROUP SUMMARIZES
BIG GRME VIOLATIONS
During the period from July
1 to December 31 of 1950, only
72 arrests were made by the en.
forcement division for big game
violations..Those made during
the big game season are includ-
ed.
Biggest number of arrests
were made for hunting deer in
closed season, shining deer wRh
an artificial light, transporting
untagged or improperly tagged
deer, killing does and fawns, in
closed territory, and hunting
deer on a game refuge.
In Servi~--
Quentin Quade ~nd Wilfred
Ronellenfiteh of Wibaux are to
report today, February 22, in
Butte, where they will join the
air corps. Another Wibaux youth,
Fxed Wicka, is also leaving soon
for the air force.
Wed In New England--.
blina Combs of New England,
formerly of Sentinel Butte, was
married recently to Charles Kop-
pinger of New England. Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Alewuk of New
England w~re the couple's at-
tendants,
THE MARKET, AS ALWAYS, IS OPEN TO ALL AND I
INVITE YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE.
THANK YOU!
Will buy hogs next in Wibaux, Friday,
February 23, and the following Friday,
March 2, in Beach.
ALWAYS PAYING HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
DE~ARTMEN'I~ OF THE INTERIOR
1 Russell Douglas
asmngton 25, D. C., January 1% 1951.
Notice is hereby given that on July
27, 1950, the State of North Dakota
filed exchange application B~ L.M. Phone 197 Until 4:30 p. m_
All.Used Cars guaranteed for 6 months or 6,000 miles. 018~,.86, tg. select tim NE%, NI,2 NW'~
o~,, 2~W~a, SE~ SW% Se~ mA. %'b' 92-W Af, ter 4:30 p.m. ,~ • ....
, ./ , -t .. ~mW~cSth e. M.. eontai~ ~ ~c~e£ 21-4tc ! PHONE 191 BEACH, N. D.
47 Ford Tractor, ready to go. 34 ange for the Sec
. T. N., R. lO2 w., p. M.. .' ,
containing 480 acres of surveyed land.
, '42Chevrolet This notice is for the purpose of al-
Sedan, runs swell, lowing all persons claiming~ the se-
lected land or having bona fide ob-
jections to such application an op- ~,~i~Ea~
portunity to file their protests or other ~~heF
SON MOTOR C--~fl" objections in the Bureau of Land Man. ~~
agement at Washington 25, D. C., to-
JOHN gather with evidence that a copy of
such protest or objection has been
' lie served upon the State within 30 days
from the date of the first publication
of this notice.
Marion Clawson Director. First pub-
lication Feb. 1.
(Feb. 1 - 8 - 15 - 22)
SUMMONS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY
IN DISTRICT COURT
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Robert M. Ridenhower,
Plaintiff.
O
-We
C. R. Beddall, Grace Cal-
lender and all other persons @
unknown claiming any estate |
or interest in or lien {)r en-
I
cumbrance upon the property Youtve never seen ½- to 2-tonners like
tdescribed in the complaint.
THE1 STATE OF NORTHDefendants'DAKOTA TO ""unsurpassed ",n horsepower-engineered with..... new
~)~ETs:ABOVE NAMED DEFEr- "/ '" -- y s of extra life.
truck features for ear
You, and each of you, are hereby
summoned and required to answer
the Complaint of the Plaintiff in the
above entitled action, which is filed
with the Clerk of the District Court
of the County of Golden Valley and
the State of North Dakota, and to
serve a copy of you~ answer Upon
th~ subscriber at his office in the
City of Beach Golden Valley County,
North Dakota'wlthin thirty (30) days
after the service of this Summons
upon you, exclusive of the day of
serwce; and In case of your failure
to appear or answer judgment Will be
taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the Complaint.
Dated this 9th day of February A.
D. 1951.
HOWARD A. MOD'iVI
Attorney £or the Plaintiff
Beach, North Dakota
~OTICE OF NO PERSONAL CLAIM
The
~ _~ a
above
named
Defendants
will
.ompare; Feature upon feature in each indi.
take notice that the object of the
above entitled action is to quiet titlevidual model tells
in the Plaintiff to the following de-
you
v/by
6MC
is
best
your
buyl
scribed premises situated in Golden
Valley County, North Dakota, to-wit:
Northeast uarte t,
Q~ r (NE,~) of Section 2 GREAT NEW ENGINES-- AIRPLANE TYPE MAIN
Twenty Eight (28) in Township One ~NSURPASSED IN HORSEPOWER ROD a~£~Mn¢ &
Hundred Forty Four f144) North, of tN THE V2- TO 2-TON TRUCK FIELD ............
Range One Hundred Five (105) West ROTATING FREE-VALVE " LIFETIME WEATHERSEALED
of the Fifth Principal Meridian, and ACTION for longer valve life- "SIX-FOOTER" CAB
that no personal claim is maue against more power "
no costs NEW VENTIPANE-
you or any of .YOU and that
will be claime~ against you or any
of you not appearing tn this action.
HOWARD A. Meow,
Attorney for the Plaintiff,
Beach. North Dakota.
WIDER TWIN-ACTION
HYDRAULICS wlth cooler-actlng
geclr ~rum$
SEPARATE TRANSMISSION
HAND BRAKE
HEAVIER FRONT AXLES
SYNCHRO.MESH
TRANSMISSION
TOCCO-HARDENED
CRANKSHAFT
FULL-PRESSURE LUBRICATION
of all main bearings,
rod bearings and piston pins
CONTROLLED VENTILATION
CHOICE OF 9
SMART COLORS
RECIRCULATING
BALL-BEARING
EASY-TURN
STEERING GEAR
NEW NON-GLARe
iNSTRuMENTS
HUSKY 35-AJYlp.
GENERATOR
CIRCUIT BREAKERS t....~_~
rum ----="
--Md "m all up;
(Feb. 15 - 22, March I)
GASOLINE OIESE
lIGHT * MEDIUM • HEAVY MODELS * Made
In the widest variety of e.gjne-chass;s-body
combigatio~.a Io fit avery' trucking need
SALES
\
SERVICE
Beach, N. Dak.
CAN
Bring your guests here, where
you can enjoy the best in re-
freshments, and expert service,
in a cozy atmosphere, all of
which adds up to a delightful
Wibaux, Montana
evening.
THE
C.ld,..
Phone 10
Entered as Second Class matter at
the Postoffice at Beach, North Dakota
October 7, 19~6. under the Act of
March 3, 1897
A Weekly Published Every
Thursday
WALTER R. BRATqPoN
Edtlor - Publishnr
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