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REACH. GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA THURSDAY, MAR. 6, 1941
NUMBER 23
an illne~vering a period
the result of "complicatmns
to advanced age, Palll
77• of Sentinel Butte. pass-
Tuesday morning, February
daughter, Mrs. Della Lov-
[ been his constant attendant
the last four months of .~is
Pre,~ent at the bedside when
came• besides Mrs. !~ovell.
IAllian Moore and Arnold
of Horsyth, Montana, son
of the deceased, and
Mrs. Henry Thoemke.
services were held Friday
at 2 o'clock at St. Paul's
church of Beach, of w,~ich
had long been a faith-
and attendant. Rev.
local pastor of the church.
at the hag sad rites. Act-
Pall bearers were Fred Buo-
Feldmann, Henry Leh-
E. Northrop, Win. Ueck-
W• L. Wandke. Interment
In the cemetery south of,
was born Oct. l{~th.
the town of Barrenold, l~ro-
it in California--
Heavy downpour takes severe toll in property damage throughoui
southern California, causing landslides, washouts and floods. Topanga
river becomes a raging torrent. This picture, taken in Topanga canyon,
shows a home as it crumpled into the rampant waters. Rescue workers
are attempting to save a m~rooned family.
'ON' SALE;,
Edward Fasching
Passes Away Sun-
day In Dickinson
The many friends throughout the
valley were disappointed Sunday ~o
learn that Edward John Faschin~;-
had passed away at 1:30 p. m. at the
DickinsJn lmspita] where he had
been since Nov. 17 of last year. He
had been ill for the past six years.
Tile best of care was given him during
his last days and no effort whatsoever
was spared to aid and assist him in
any manner possible.
Funeral selwices are to be held this
(Thursday) morning at St. Mary's
church in Oolva with Father Lack in
charge.
Mr. Fasching--"Jack" to his count-
less friends and neighbors---was one
of the early settlers of the Golden
Valley, coming to this county ~_n
1911. He was married On February
8, 1916, to Miss Rozina Stroh, and to
this union five children were born.
One child, Marie Ann, preceded him
in death in 1935• In addition to his
wife, three sons, Clarence, LeRoy and
Michael, and one daughter, Marcella,
survive him. Also surviving are five
brothers and four sisters, Andrew,
Frank, and Joseph of Winston, Minn.;
Alfred and Lewis of Golva; Clara,
Winnin3 Ski Jump
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Eight Team Event
Being Planned
With Nice Prizes
Arrangements are going ahead this
week for an eight team tournament
to be held in Beach the weekend of
March 15, according to Sup't A. 1~.
Miller and Coach Melvin Sevland,
who are handling the arrangements
with the tournament being sponsored
through the Central States Basket
ball Association.
Teams are being contacted this
week and it is hoped that everything
can be rounded into shape before
the first of the week.
The first three place winners of the
tourney will receive large trophies.
while members of the team~ will also
receive a five-inch basketball trophy
and in addition 27 individual awards
will be given to members of the ,~
three teams.
From all indications this wlll"t~
one of the best tournaments ever held
in the city. Beach ~ a team made
up of former Bantam and Blackl~wk
Stars that will be entered and It is
expected that seven other teams ~from
the neighboring towns will be entered.
Watch next week's issue Of. the
News for further details.
Estonia, In Germany. C(~m- Torger Tokle of the Norway St
of f with his parents', at [ ~ Rose, Mary and Angellne, all of Win- club soars to victory in the F. D
our, they settied in Wi-J Mondy night the Beach city coun-i~armor Sentinel oo.ov.,, ~o.~ Mrs. Effie Purvis
t', Minnesota. in 1878 they cil met in, regular session, and the } st VSLap',.~a The deceased was 48 years of agetain, N. Y. His poorest leap wa
Cuss county in North Da-meeting was attended by a siZableI w~ at the time of his death. He was 165 feet. His best was 180 feet Compl es Grea
returning to Winona, delegation of local citizens, interest-, ~H|~'d~. Man Passes *" o, Frank Fas- which beat by9inches the mark h, et t
ching of Winston, Minnesota. His established two years ago.
spent- his early life, ed in the liquor ordinanc'e coming up l ~"~**"~
as a member of the Winona for a vote on its second reading that y I father preceded him in death two
arc t~r 15 years. Awa n Omaha years ago.
evening, permitting both "on" and Sincere sympathy is extended the BHCS Lose First Service
ed on Nov. 2 1887 to Mi~s "off" sale in Beach, instead of only
Trester, seven children were bereavedfamily in theirhour of
"off" sale, which had been the pre-The many friends throughout this sorrow.
,ou, Game In Confer- ,.~s, saturday, March 1. 1~.s. Effle
Purvis of Beach, who has carried mail
noggin, Wn.; Henry of Beach: vious city law. A petition containing
about two hundred signers was pre- learn of the death of William P.. Bur.- on routes out of Beach for twenty
-orsyth Montana: and sooted to the council asking that ha~ well known former Sentin~.l GO once Tournament years or so, was retired, she having
of Marysville, Wn • three action be deferred on the proposed attained the retirement age as pre-
• Butte resident, who passed away on
~t~ Mrs. Della Lovell 'of Sen- new ordinance until a city electionMonday at Omaha, Nebraska. Mr. B0 S Lea~lIlg T -- - scribed by federal regulation. Mrs.
e~h M~. Harriet Adams of could be called and a popular vote Burhans was 57 years of age, and was y O The Beach high school Bucs met Purvis was one of the three women
, wahl ; and Mrs. Llllian taken on the issue. , defeat in the first round of play at mail carriers In the state of NOrth
of Porsyth, Montana; all of nearing his fifty-eighth birthday this
Tive the deceased, and also The subject was discussed pro and month. Dakota, and as such, made a very re-
con at some length by the visitors, As the News goes to press, funeral markable record. During all her time
v, Mrs. Minnie Thoemke of Mayor R. W. Johnson and the mem- arrangements had not been learned, in transporting the mall, she never
, wn.. a brother, August, of bers of the council. Then a motion although it is thought that last rites had a car accident on the route. In
minn. ; 19 grand children was made to postpone action on the would ,be held at Omaha. addition, she has taken the mall,
great grand children. I ordinance until a city election on the Mr. Burhans came ~o Golden Val- when it was necessary to go with a
w.est In 1908, he filed on a iquesti~n l~aight bc~ Galled. When put iley county in 1913, and lived in the ~eam af horses, and has carried mail
e,,,~n, the Trotters vicinity ,t0a vote, this mo~ion found the i county practically all the time from in every sort of weather possible,
o~y:. ~nere he carried ou council deadlocked with three mem- then until the fall of 193"/, when he from coldest subzero temperatures to
pe~atmns for 15 years, re- bers voting each the boiling heat of midsummer, and
1923, when he way, and Mayor
bought a~Johnson then split the tie by votingland his wife went to Omaha to live,
xn Sentinel Butte. , . • that being the home of their son, during this time has only missed
where he against the motion, thereby killing it. William Jr. During a great part of making the route when weather con-
I The new ordinance was then placed the time he lived in the county he ditions made it absolutely impossible.
extends their sym- on its
second reading and again lserved as postmaster of Sentinel During this long time, she has
'bereaved family in the found the aldermen tied up at three-'Butte, an~ there made a host of made a host of friends in Beach and
on of husband and father,all.. and once again Mayor Johnson friends as well as elsewhere in this throughout this area, as well praco
W sr~ !was called on to break the tie, he section, who sincerely regret his pas~- tically every patron on the routes she
0 ~,'~lr~t-t~ !doing so by voting for the new or- int. He was active in all local corn- has carried, all of whom join in wlsho
• v~u~.~t~U idinance, thus putting it into effect, faulty affairs, and held many post- i~g her well in the future and extend-
an h h ~ ~ mg congratulatmns for her excellent
All~lr~l ]F~• • !it already having passed its first tions of responsibility in the commun- t Y, d Charles Les "e McClena an of I Heinkc was outstanding for th~ " ' '
all|~A[dJ[ UP r]o~- treading at the February meeting, ity. !the Trotters community. Mr. SchmitjHollsteins, while Kuhn the diminitive record.. _ . .
__ lSt_ ~ i Then a moticn was made to hold Surviving are his wife and three l en a e o h group, freshman forward of Richardton and " •
~has be n meal lead rf t e The nexv carrmr ~or the route has
Wor e i not yet been n~med and at presen~
lue , Tk.'~ Wl ] l a city election regarding the "on':children: William, Jr., of Omaha: } d has just been re c red by the t Huering, their wirey guard were their •' ,. . .
~¢ .ll.l|[~ week and "off" sale question on May firs~. Mrs. Randal Thompson of Beach; and local draft board that two more men outstanding players. Howard Hardy is caring ~or the rou~e
.. ----- l of this year, and this motion was ! Mrs. Wm. Doering of Wendell, Idaho. lure. to be called from Golden Valley I Beach's first game against Richard- temporarily.
~mtrict Class B bask~*~--.-I carried unanimously by the council. I Also surviving are the mother of ann are to leave Beach on March 29. ton was close until the last quarter. " ..............
.... a,t! The new ordinance goes into effect!the deceased, Mrs. Anna Burhans of - ~ IBoth teams counted seven field goals F.0t] ~l'~lr~lr~ Plan
[~entSthruouthavmgNorthbeenDakota,Set for see-this this week and licenses in the city, ~!La Porte, Indiana, and his brother,s Air-Conditioning System while Abbey made good 9 gift shots ~ tit kJI.g,~l|ltlJ
adred quintets are urena~i,~- t not to exceed four in number accord- I James L. Burhans of Houston, Texa. I Improved At Cozy I out of 17 attempts with Beach making 1E~ ~• T K~-- .
g down the tou~'^-'~-~,,,~tn~n~ ~rait:"'~" !ing to a. provisionof , the new statute, I ~-- ]~~: i ~ii~e: ?f°UB:~!~ ][I o~~:e~Yl~e
fltimately will lead to ~ ,,- [W~ll run until July first of this year, ] ROLLER SKATERS , . .
~te Class B tournam^_:h~ ~,~'" I at which time, if the people so desire, I Roller skating fans will be g~aet ~ a
the Mlnot high sch:ol ~:~elthe council may change back to the ]learn that there will be roller skat-
on March 20-22 f ...... o~a~.-, old system or continue under the new Iing for sure this coming Saturday
~tlve year. ,,-~ae mur~n system, whichever they see fit night, March 8th, at the Sentinel P •
h enters t~.e .... [ " ] Butte hall. An error was made in a~_d kitchen are being air-condition- t In the consolation game Beach de- Permission has been received from-
"* =anUal tenth
4aas B tournament -, :. dis- [ Mr. and Mrs. John Keohane re- I last week s News when it was adver- [ e~l Every two minutes the entire j rented the Sentinels by a score of I the Regional office In Milwaukee,
"night ptavil~g fl~el- ~'~ ~ckm-}turned Tuesday afternoon from their ', tised for that place last Saturday. [place of business has a complete ]35 to 13 with Gilman being "high I Wisconsin, to survey those cotmtl~
; the winner of the ~.t_t-z~ gun.to I recent month's vacation trip to I There will be free coffee and ]change of air when the apparattm iP°Int man with 4 field goals,lin western North Dakota tl~t do not
Belfield ~,.,'~ -._~unn t~en~_!Georgia and Florida, dn~t~r which]doughnuts served Saturday night. [is working. I This was the 4th consecutive yearinow have the FoodStamp Plan ~a
, this afternoo"n w~h~ Will be [time they visited their--son Jerry, I .... | -- that Beifleld has entertained the con- operation. " •
ca]ted for 8 ~ ,~ ~ ~seacn I who is an army officer at Camp I Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Edkins are ex- [ STECKERS BACK FROM COAST I ference tourney and its success is due ] Arrangements have been made bY
~each Marching" Ban~ .... IWheeler, Macon, Georgia. They re- pected home this weekend from C~_- i -------- It° the untiring efforts of Prof. H. W. l Perle J. Curtis, Area Represent~ve,
~Y the team and --,~- w~u at- [ port a very pleasant time all around, I cago where~ Mr. Edklr~ usa oeen re- ~ Last week Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Steck- i Pearson, who with his pleasing per- [ to meet with all the food rears
~I the halves ..... wm .perform [ with rather cool weather even In ceiving medical attention at Hines ~ er and ~r. and Mrs. ~ Stecker sonallty,, and knack for handling in Golden Valley county, the bank°
hme Erdman ~ ..r~e firs~ game. [F lm-lda. Their daughter M~rle ac- l hospi~l. Friends here will be glad to [ returned from an ex~enaea visit ~ large crowds, as well as his congenial- l ers, and the County conimlssioners, In
them on
the JO~l~, I know that Mr. E.~s ~ improved [the west.toast for the past tWO and Ity and forceful manner, has gone a [Beach tonight, Thursday/Marcl~
a half months, during which time long way toward making the annual lat $ o'clock. :
,~zass B teams ,,f_~ut~ r,~me, i stopping at Bismarck on the retm-n a great deal ana m ~eetmg much i they visited relatives and saw many affair meet with a large measure of]
~t a de~ ..... mruout the I to resume her duties there better
In ree~"~ety higher calibre l ----- .... I former Golden Valley folks. They, success ] K~ 9 ~11 ]l "fit
merits *ro Years the district . [visited in Bellingham and Seattle andI" I woman s utm has
~tlve the- raise to be more I Ldeboat for a Playroom ITacom , in and at I. .. . •
Portland, Oregon • *
james uaro, jr.
titllstsah:"~e~r"-bef°re" 'RugbYl " I _- Y. ]Election Of Office
ar l~ --~-~ tmen Undefeated.o-~., ' ~ ~..:~.~ -'---
1~ tl~,. .... .e a hard timel ~ii~::i:i:i:::~ ~!i~:~'~i~i~!~?!~!:~ii~
many nahl_ p because ~::~>..~;i~ .~:!~i~"~:-:~.!~!.i~.~i .~/~ ~.~:::~.~:...~..~ the Beach
teams tka ~,i=:::::::~:i:~:i:~:~:i:::~. ,.,:~:,~.~>::i:::::~.:~:::~-!::~..::~,~i~!!::,:.~:::,::~! ............... ~:::¢,::~ ..... '..:~:., ~:;~!z~~.:~!~, There
ahn,~.. _ t have show~ [ ~i::~!~;!;~: ;:: !~.>:!~.~.~.::~:~!~:'.~i~:~:~!, I the Beach city hall Friday evening, ] Woman s club was field at the home
)In --~'~ uurin -- .!::::;;~:~.~i:~::~ !.:-;:i~:i:~::~::,~.:::~.:'i!.~::>~':::~:::~'?~:~! ..... :.?.~'~:~~?~ i~:: ~,~":~,%~'~.*:~;~'~: :..~:~.~:.~::!~:~,..~
Y. g the sea- ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ......... ,.~. z.- ::..>::> v;., ..:.-: ~' ,:,.>;¢.:, :.~:-:.~a:..
' su~r~,~ [ $~:::~i~i~i~.i!;i!::~i~; ::~i!i~ I March 7th, sponsored by the men of On Saturday, Feb. 22, at St. Mi- of Mrs. Alberta Wolf on Monday eve-
is We~"k~e~d~r team at Dickin. IIii~i!i!i!i::iiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii~iii!!~i~iiiii~~~! [the Congregational church. Marshal chaeis church in Olympia, Washing- ning, March 3, 1941 at which time
~" I ~i~i~i~;~::!~ii:::::~ii::~::~~ii~i~~i~ [Miller has been secured as chef, and [ton, Miss Patricia Dolan was united following officers were elected for the
I I there will be some handsome men in marriage to James Hardy, Jr., of year: .
Tll~t~~ ][ T * [ ~!ili:i!::ii~~~/~~ I table waiters. 2~lilf said. Serving is i Tacoma, Washington, by Father 0 - President--Mrs. John Keohane
"-"7" 'Meet Vmon. I to begin at 5:30 p.m. Dwyer. Attendants were Miss. Marie F~r~t Vice __Pr. es.--_Mrs. Grant _.]i~ore
Benson and Jack Haray, twin ~romer~ on(l vice l-'res.----h~J.rs. Tn0r~.
1~ I 60TIIANNIVERSARY of the groom. Sandness.~
_Tom~..to, hI , After the ceremony, a reception was Recording ~ecretary--Mrs. Ethel
On this coming Sunday, March 9th, l held at the Women's club in Olympia, Leverson•
e will be a Farn~e- - • I
g tonight Thursd rs umon, ~?J~ M/ateatde~/Ir:i'x~iethH'weI~dinllg W~an~nCe~e: f~ndethennthtei;et:lvaedn:ol:fe~ °Bn. 2 C°rs~PLnding Secretary--Mrs. In.
ttinel Butte at - ay, March 6, , California. The Lovells are w their home. Mr. Hardy is employed Historian Mrs. Nina Kirst
Call ,and every°o~°'clock, at the ~~ sary at their home in LOngell Beachk own ]before returning to Tacoma to make Treasurer Mrs Minnie E Smith
ment. Alvin Tre~ is urged to ] -~ ='--: .-:~
returned fromster, Who. has~ _ _ _.- .... :]~ hereextendingand theircongratuamanYtionsfriendsandJoinbestin atthere.the Boeing airplane factory near Executiveans, Mrs.B°ard--MrS'Rhoda Abel,MinnieMrs. Ev--ida
~ ~oW~es °~s~tu~ver~tl ~~.at the Cre~oPrtav~°ur weeks,.~ _ v4shes to them in attaining sucha The groom is the son of Mr. and Thompson.
remarkable milestone. Mrs. James Hardy of Beach, and up Following the meeting Mrs. Inn
'te O~ -~r~quested to ~r~l These British children were assigned to this Hfeboat on the S.S. - ........ until a few years ago. spent most of Still read from the book "D~criptivo
The Beach Rifle Club shot a po~tal his life here. His parents drove out Analyses of Pi, ano Works" b~Perry,
i ~ me equivalent. [ Geergie during its hazardous journey to New York. When the steamship n~tch against the Clrcle-Brockway to be present at the wedding, return- the article on 'Kamennoi-Ost~. by
iS t~,~.~-------.. I decked the children used the boat, which was to be their watery home
m ~ a ~meh 8hop- [ J~a east':of torpedo~g, as a sort of playroom, The Georgic was the first team last Sunday afternoon. The re- ing to Beach Tuesday evening. Rubensteln. Mr~ Nina Kirst~ed
, -~,m~a ot thin ~ J ~ ~nget Chip to dock in New York since Novemher.18, 19~. sultShere ofl~m,the~tr¢lomatch U ~yet.have not arrived lywedsBest wisheSfrom the~are %manyextendedfriendsthe here.new" pro~am.the number to make a \very ~