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The GoldenValley News
And THE BEACH REVIEW And THE BEACH ADVANCE
VOLUME 2 BEACH, GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA TI-1URSDAY, MARCH 10, 1938 ,
Annual Tournament Be-
gins Here Wednesday
0penin Dav Is iT WON T' BE LoNG NowI'
.- L.J ,/ Attention of all subscribers t~
Moved Up; Then ~.? ~dntoe th~/e?tw~:~ ~h:
No Gam'es Thurs. ~w~llnm~e~ld~urtng°nthesa~u~aeY:
March 19.
If you are one of those who have
not as yet taken advantage of this
splendid offer, DO IT NOW, as you
have only a few short days left.
Thls Is unquestionably the best of-
fer of this nature ever made in this
territory, and the News deeply re-
grets that it cannot make it for a
lOnger pel~md.
So, HURRY, HURRY, HURRY:
Beach Places Joe
Niece On District
Tournament Team
Last Thursday Friday and Satur-
day, 10 class B 'high school basket-
ball teams invaded Dickinson to vie for
District 10 honors. As a result it saw
Mr. and Mrs. Roy V. Davidson of that
ILanger Hagan
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Fakler, and is exception- 9
ooj Chosen To Head
around Beach, having spent the great-
I)rawnigs To ~ee Made Tonight
~t Hawk-Wibaux Game Here;
den Competition Expected
Eight teams have definitely accept-
b|Ul ~t the
~:~hSixth invitation to participate in the
Annual Independent Basketball
~ Tournament which will get under way
&ttlle Beach High SChool gym next
/],._~Lues~ay at 3 n m Thto ,,,,11 ,-~
IOll ....... ° ,-.u ~.~
~,:~i ~-Qwea at 4 o'clock by the second
)i~ ~hme first round games and the l
~ ,~ er.two first round games will be
~ ~?yed that evening starting at 7:30
the many other
attractions!
'~-Thursday, March 17th, no gam~]
]I ~ . xmal games will be on Satur-]
11 I~" ~.~-night) at the high school'
llb's'm II':'~ os~ween halves of a game played
~l~l:~Ween the Wlbaux Merchants and the
==~ ~h Blackhawks. The eight teams
~,r, ~ed in the drawing will be Ollie,
~va, Wil~ux, Alpha, Belfleld, Glen-
=..~ ~e: Bea.ch Bantams and the Beach
:~awgs. The ~o~ record would
Belfield and Olendive as the
=-- ~Oth~r to beat, but several of' the
ri~1ty ~ teams haw indicated their abil-
~core a major upset.
iI "Pickets for the eight games of the
~tournament are priced to encourage
~e%on~ ~ attend• Tickets sales will
:~,--" naueted by members of .the Fu-
~r~hParmers Association of the Beach
~chool.
Oyal.Nelghbors Hold
Fine Meeting Wed.
NUMBER 28
,!
George FaklerXs.,'Bond Issue To Be Sub
Wed In WashingtonI " ==
The many friends here of ~rge, To Voters'At City
Fakler will be pleasantly surpri,sed to [ mitted
learn that this well known young man]
was on March first married to Mlss~
Rowena M. Davidson the ceremony
taking place at Vancouver, Wash.
George hasbeengonefromherefor g[ecti0n Here April 4th
about two years, and until Just recently ~,=
has been employed in a mill at Port-
land, Oregon, which is the home city
of the bride. She is the daUghter of
$3 000 Is Asked
At the res~lar meeting ~ the 9
er part of his life here. He attended
local schools and has a large circle of
friends who unite in extending to him
and his new bride every good wish for
a long and happy wedded life.
G. V. County Is
Omitted From N.D.
Tenant Program
Only three counties in North Dakota
were included in" the Farm Tenant
Purchase Program for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 19~, AII~ert Janze,
League Ticket
At the regular convention of the
Nonpartisan League held in Bismarck
last week, a complete slate of candi-
dates for state ~nd national offices
was chosen, to run in the Republican
column. Following are those picked to
carry the NPL banner in firs year's
elections:
The Nonlmrtisan League Ticket
For United States Senator: Wm.
Langer, now governor
For eons~smen: Wiliam Lemke
and Usher L. Burdisk" Inemnb-
ents
For governor: ~ohn N. H~m, now
a~rlculture and I~or com'r
For Heutenant governor: Mayor
Jack Patterson of Minor
For agrleultur~ anl labor eomanls-
~ioner: Math DaM of Emmons
county
For superintendent of public in-
struction: Mrs. Martha Brateher
of Mort
For railroad commissioner: Ben
C. I,~rkin, incumbent
For treasurer: Berta Baker, now
state auditor
For secretary of state: James D,
Gronn~, inemnbent
For attorney general: Alvin C.
Struta, incumbent
For insurance eonunisaioner: {)s-
ear E. Eriekson, incumbent
Fer auditor: (John Gray, endorsed)
said he would refuse
Fer supreme eourg: None
t On the last day of the convention
John Gray, endorsee for state auditor,
refused his endorsement for that of-
fice and said, "I am like picture star
Garbo. I want to be alone." Whether
or not he may file for governor, for
the teams ending up in this order: assistant supervisor for Golden Valley
Killdeer, Dickinson Model High, Taylort count~, states. The count.~es selected
Belfield, Beach Sentinel
, Butte, Hal]l- were Barnes and l~amsey in the eastern
day Hebron, Assumption Abbey and part of the state and Bo~n~m county
~olva. in the west river te~+,ory
Although Beach only ended up atI The FSA-has been se}ected as the
fi~th place they did not make such a. agency to administer the program.
bad record while there. They won ] Under the provision of the Farm Ten-
three games and lost one scored 126 ant Act leans will be m~de to reliable
poirts to their opponents 88, and /arm tenants for the pro'chase of a
p'aced one player, Joe Niece on the family sized farm unit. Repayments
~]l district team. will be amortized over .~ forty-year
In their ~Irst game they turned back per~oa, the interest rage being three
local Junior Chamber of Comm~ee
held last week, the feaslblity of an
Amateur. contest, similar, to. t~at
put on last year by the el~b was
discussed, and it was deeld~ to
investigate the advisabilRy of such
a eontest.
Everyone. interested, in. suelt .a
contest is requested to advke Std
RUdd, at the Schu~ Gars4% or Se~
Hoketad, who Is president ~ the
dub some time in the near fut-
ure, so that some idea of the
sible number of entries can be
obtained.
It is understood that there
be some substantial cash
awarded if a congest is held
year.
Bijou Theatre A I.
nounces Many Fine
New lmprovemepts
The management of the local Bijou
Theatre is pleased to this week an-
nounce that new scats have been
ordred for the theatre, and will soon
be here. The theatre will be closed
To Complete Work
0n City Building
City Council At Regular Meetinff
Monday Deczdes~ To Put Pro.
position Up To Local Voters
Some time ago the City Oounefl su~
mitted an application to the Work~
Progress Administration for Federal
funds to aid in financing further /m-
provements to the municipal building,
the second floor of which is now c~t,
pleted so far as pre~nt plans are con-
cerned.
In order to secure Federal funds for
purpo~ the Ott~ must ]~ It
i~rt of the funds to complete th~ p~o-
Jeer. As the City is without ~
available funds at present to meet |~
~ze of the cost, the C/ty Oouncfl
deemed it necessary and advisttl~ et~
a businea proposition to issue b0nd~
to provide funds for this pm-'-~se, and,
to comply with legal requlrem~t~,
question of issuing bonds will be sub-
mitted to the voters at the comh~ city
election.
It is planned that these bonds will
be issued for a term of three years,
I for a few days during the first part of payable in installments of one thoUs-
Sentinel Butt~ 2~ to 24 in the tourna-~tPercent- April, it is understood, while they are and dollars each year. The maximum
m ~t eurta~n-raiser on Thursday after- Congress appropriated $~0,00,000 Ior
no~n. the first 3'ear, $25,000,000 for the second ]installed. Irate of interest on such bonds is six
The following morning they were year and $50,000,000 annually there- All told there will be 204 new seats percent and It is posslble that a lower
• put in. Tl~e seating arrangement Will be rate can be arranged for. In order not
handed their only defeat in a close'after. This program strikes at the
game that saw Belfield come out on heart of our farm problem, Mr. Janze changed also, it is understood, and to increase taxes by issuing these bonds
the long end of a 25 to 24 score. Bel-crates, since it tends to bring stability, there will be only one aisle, down the the City Council plans to reduce the
field held the lead through the entire security ~nd permanency to our unse- center with six seats on each side. levy for other purposes in sufficient
game. 'cure and ever shifting farm tenant The new sea~s are 12-spring seats,! amounts to keep the taxes for city
purposes at their present level.
The regular mee~vg of t Although at this writing the appli-
.l~,yal~eigh- The neXt game saw them pitted fam~-tles" w~th an auto mohair back, of leather
~a~held at St Johns Fall on against Assumption Abbey, who had The ~d.,u~s (~f ~-y rural community covering. There will be aisle lights in-lcation for Federal funds has not been
~r~Y, March 2rid, it being the]Pr~viouslyl defeated Golva and then suet: ~s ~...el defends entirely on the stalled at every fifth row. and in ad-.approved by the Administration, the
I ~ ~ing to count on the Stream- ] lost to Taylor. Beach turned in a de- st~bilzty an~ ~,ucres£ of the farm faro- dltion there will be four new side lights officials feel confident that the
funds will be made available.
I I~Ibership and AttendanceC m-Ic~sive 33 to 27 win in this game ]la'~ in tl~c-h" lmmed~ate trade territory, new arc lamps instead of the present city
• I ~embers on both the South- Saturday night they _ again played ancl that is where the ~.~SA through this mazda bulbs. This project will provide work for a
I~Ic Challenger" and the 'North Sentinel Butte this time for the con- act and the Rural Rehabilitation pro- 'i which office he has been prominently An air conditioning outfit is also to considerable number of men, and when
/Imast Limited,, had been worklng~hard solation championship. In this game gram steps into the picture. Mr. Janze mentloned, or for any other office on be installed, and when all these fine completed, will provide accomodatlons
get new members and for attend- the boys really hit their stride and added, in ~.ssisting low income farina different ticket, is as yet unknown.
• / ~ improvements are completed, Beach for city offices, the fire truck, the li- .
' res'~e:~he C~ ~te~'e' i tthe ~eoc~lt~ne~le:i~m: ~nt° o~f c ww t lctoYn= ~e~e.sh?ngca~:~imk~rtCoehvd~mf eO~:tdv~
, ~al-a~ o_~_month.contest. 3S benen-[ ~ ~h~ ehamnionshin ~ame Killdeer chase of equipment and livestac~, federal seed loans to come into this tulated on t~is fine forward step, and cannot ~ made withont the aid of Fed-
e ~ers and 24 Juven
~e~ Were ........ " defeoted Modei~ High~ ~22-~3 ~odel's For each farm unit a sound farm state this spring and accordingly the for their desire to see that theatre pat-teral funds and the members of the
m ~Dn We~n~_.e~ during the contest. ~,~'no~ ~ ~ ~ " ~ °ci in~ and home management plan are worked chief executive did so by reclamation rons of this area can attend shows in Councll.cov~der it a business prcposlo
......... o ........ th~ cos o P ,
-~Y evenmg a class of 21 on (
Ieas tUlUa,~., ...... seeond.~ of the ~ame cut with the farmer and his wife, anl it is expected that the FOA will be- the latest modem cou~fort, tlon to provide the funds to complete
Ia~to I~_~,~'~.~__.r~~s. zor the contest --~Ph~--a~ .......... dlst~Ict team" consisted of the ~asis of this farm plan the. farmer gin speedy action on this matter. Gel- ' " ' " it.
~e held at -wa~ea .at the ~anquet to Honda and Ik~hertv of Killdeer, Niece begins his farming operations for the due q~aliey county was listed as needing ~ 11 Ant "~&~ ~A ~ Further information Will be published
~e ~ ~~a~, p.~.Ds ior w..l~.cn of Beach, (~laie of Model High. and season. Considerable .st~eas l~..being approximately 350 seed loans this year. [ L~Cal ~U~lt~ k~ "in future issues of this paper relative
~ eha~°~a~e~ ...................... DY me comnn~ee ~ar~.~_r ~f qPevlor . , placod in all Instances ~o ~ne mamrmn- I ~" . ~+~ th~..~ bond bsue. Watch for it.
M~z' ~.~x.~e~3~-year pin was won .... !ing of farm\record books. We believe PROGRAM AT men SCllOOL I ' ][ ~t~, ~f Aat.~w.i
~a-L~.~nurm ]~rown and the door,., • I~,, = ~,that considerable asalstanee towards ~ -~J~l[~ ~L~]L .r~l~LXU||l ..... ~ .
! ~;~k~_ mrs. Olive Nutter The Royal |zznznw. | 'h~mml~u~l. |rehabli/tation can be brought about in On ~ .................. ,~, ! Irnora rresmus, t~arl
IhTw, i~. deli~ted to have Dor-, this manner. At the end of the yea Mlssiss~vlan S~ers. will nresent a x~.~l ,.~=.~..t ..~ .. ~e.tvt Dnnsworth Are Wed
t ~,~aeaild Marie Zieisdorf pre-' • 'the farmer can obtain valuable Infor- -'in the-~eaCh -h Sehooi -- ................... -----] --'~ ..................
~ttat this ". , .... Program 1~ of aotion again during the past week.
Dzscusscs Another mation that he h/mself h~.. a~lulred Auditorium under the auspices of the Last sek Wedneada t the Wibaux~A ve tt weddin was
.... w , yn~1 ry prey g
W served to ~ and entered into his recora ooog and Beach Schoo Th~ is the second of a
t Were a~: • Is. . . . Bantams ~ over Belfleld here ~ to solemnized at the Norwegian Luther-
l Amateur Conte b~ma .a r.~h~.k he.~ s~ of lycoum n~nbors sheduled each 31 in et close battle, and then on Fri- an church ~ Olendtve Saturday after-
• ~='~'~--" ..... wnere ne nas zauea ana wnere ne nas ear b heel for the entertain
~4[~_ ~--'~---~ '-- ~ ~ ~ m . _ . y y the se • " day night went to Wlbaux and chalk-|n0on when h~ss Tiara Presthus be-
I I~`~ ~" Jo R, Rover Re. 1 __ . ]Succeeded in his varlous tarmmg op- merit of the students, enrolled..The ed up another victory 25 to 15. Tues-| came the bri~ of~ Earl Dunsworth.
--*:--~ " !- ~---'--- ~r,," : A goodly attendance was present for| era~mnSentir ram tends toward Missi~tpptan ~nngers nave provea ~o day night they lost an overtime contest|They were attended by ,Miss Lu Verne
n , por~ea very nm.n :t e regular meeting of the local jun:l .~.._ re prog!_ __ t "1 be a very popular NegrO M~.le q u~te. t~ to Olendive here 40 to 41. At the end| Baird and Elmer lSre~qs, ~brother of
• ~-~rt Palm : ,:~'" • !lor "Chamber of Commerce, held last|sr~tm.n~.y .aua securzty ~ even ua, y as a regmar zeamre .over me ~ationai of the regular playin~ time the score|the bride. ~ fine wedclin~flinner was
~olu ~ ~lf~ ~ in receipt of a letter, Thursday evening at the Hotel.Beach,~ renat)luta~10~. ~,0r~ low mcotme zarm B.roaac_a_st..i~ Company zrom San From- was knotted at 32-a11. } served ~ th~home of tl~.r J~ride's par-
~gtou, W!t~©-Who is in Keiso, Wash-'and an enjoyable evening was nad. | z~aln.es, ass.m~mg mem m o .deem. e .as clsco. ~'ney are accompamea, oy a Tuesday night the Black Hawks aiso lent,s, M~ andros. John Presthus and
% ~Oyerw~ net inother Mrs. J. R.t Preceding the meal, the club was!se~s ~o.~ne~.r. co.m.mum~y ana~o tne Negro ~ap-uancer ann guitar player, played, goh~ to Oolva where theY[a weddin~ da~ee~md reception was
' ~ ~ nd Miss county in wnlcn £ney are toca~co er d t
~ II~°yet, lon~ ,,~ cally ill there. ~s. l entertained by Joe Hyland a • ~ w e cleated by the town team hereI given in the evening at the Odd Fell-
~I~alley c0~t~'me resident of Golden,veto Helm, with several musical num- .... ' ..~__~ .FIN~ .M~rl'l~ .mtlSU#.. . by a score of 31 to 25. The Hawks] ow Hall.
I~ho tl~rLLt~ ~'~..~na~.._. a.host Of friends:bers that were grcatly enjoyed. - : ~:Yo~-~Ve~l~l[e'Zs ~let~of 'en- " Mon~.ay nlgn~.a very enJoy~me ~ played without Osier, Jonos, or Ollman,~ Thora is one of~our home girls and
II~erY. J~he h~ net a speedy re- 1 A letter from the city council was g p ty mr~res~mg meem~g was nero a~ me but were augmented by the addition of except for time spent away to learn the
~ ~ ~ been bothered with a read by secretary, Victor Thompson,
~wax ~.A._ net leg, and for a whlle iasking the chamber to appoint two
~h~t it might be nesesearY Imembers on a committee t° cooperate
Methodist church. Following a fellow- Joe Niece to their team as a new mem-
ship supper by the members, Rev. her. The girls lost their game With
George Parish, disrict superintendent, the Oolva girls by a score of 12 to
and Rev. Armstrong of Fargo preach- after holding a slight lead at half
ed good sermons, to a good sized con- time.
gregation, including a large number Last night the Bantams went to
from Wibaux. Sidney for a return game with one of
Next Sunday, March 13, there will be the league teams of that city.
preaching services at the Methodist To-night (Thursday) the Beach
church at 11 a. m., with Sunday School Black Hawks play Wibaux on the local
at l0 a. m. Everyone is invited to at- floor and the Beach girls team will
tend. play the Sentinel Butte faculty team.
These should be two good gmmes. [
SCHOOL PROGRAM & PARTY i During the evening the drawings for
Everyone is cordially invited to a the coming tournament will b~ ::=R2-~
schocl pro~ram and card party sPOrt- as well as the time for playing each
sored by the Young Cltzens League contest.
of th~ Chandler School 3 miles south
on no. 16, and 3 miles 'east of Beach,
or across the road from Frank Zook's
farm. It will be given on Friday even-f
h~.g, March llth. The program will
start at 7:30. Come for a good time and
lots o: fun. A small admission fee will
be chartered wl~ch will include supp_~r.
FRIENDLY NEIGHRORS
The Friendly Neighbors club met with
Mrs. Mike L~rdy on Mar. 3, with six
mem4~-~s present. No lesson was given
THREE MEN CHOSEN
At the mass meeting held here yes-
terday at the court house three dele-
gates were selected to attend the
convention at J~mestown on March
18th. Those elected by the gathering
were E. D. Nelson, Ed Eide, and Rev.
W A. Smith. The meeting also en-
dorsed Herm Brown for representa-
t.ive from this district
~at this meeting. A fine her dinner was NYE TO TALK OVER RADIO
served at noon. The next meeting place Senator Gerald P. Nye will be heard
was not decided upon. over radio stations KFY~ and WDAY
tonight, (Thurs0Ay) at 7 p. m. central
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne smith and son time, or 6 p. m. our ~time. He
w~r dinner ~e0tsat th~/~aron 8nook
home Sunday. ~ -
Beauty Parlor trade, has spenther life
among us. She is a graduate of W. C.
H. S., and has a host of friends who
wish her and her husband a happy
wedded life. Her husband is the ~neral
clerk in Sawyer's Store and has prov-
ed himself a very likeable young man.
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Helvik and son
elf attended the wedding and a num-
ber from here attended the dance in
the evening.
TUNGSVIKS LEAVE
• Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Tungsvik" who
for the past 24 years have resided
south of Sentinel Butte, last week left
for Le~euer, Minnie*a, where they
will m~ke their future home. On last
Thursday morning Mr, 'run~svik and
son Floyd left with a truck load of
furniture, etc., and on Saturday morn-
ing Mrs. Tungsvik left bY train. Their
daughters, MiSS Ruth Tungsvik, who is
teaching rural school In this county,
and cora, who is attending hiSh school
In Sentinel Butte plan to Join them
after the school term is out.
The many friends of the Tungsvik
family deeply regret their dec~ton to
leave Go/den Valley county, but unite
in wishing them every happiness and
good fortune in their new location.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Hall and George
Brenzel .of the sOuth co~ntr~ were
Beach callers Monday.
;inel Butte Conregational ChUrch elec-
ted officers at their meeting last Sun-
day evening. The following officers were
the limb. Mrs. Pahner t~ in making arrangements for the open- elected:
In a few days. l lug dance in the new clty hall, whlch l~resid£nt ...... ....... Ramona_Smith
~ e~. ~----....-_ ~- --h-~uled for Easter Monda", April vlce t-reszaent ...... Maude Honom
[| Patrick'sPs~v i lSth. President John Hokstad appointed Secretary ..... . ....... Robert Dodge
i~l)on.. .,----_. -----"~a I Irv Thompson and Howard Enderle to .~.~ __
~" "~ fO~* .... [n~t nntht~ oonl~ttee [ ]~VANU~]LAU~'JL'|~ Mff, ISTI/WU.hl
~ big ca~ _~_ Knlg Colum- ~-h~ m~t~r of snonsorin~ another The Congregational and United
~d ill file -~ !Y and dance to be, ~f~,,~ ~n.~ w~.~ m~ussed at len~, Brethren churches announce a union
, ~r~r~h .................
~ks night, hall on St. Pat- as well as the idea of sponsoring some Evangelistic effort April 24 to May 15
l other form of entertainment. The with Rev. C. E. Vinaroff, singing evan-
~i ~veryone is urged
II that ~ . to be there early -eneral consensus of oninlon seemed gelist and Bert Wilhoit, pianist and ac-
I~ at g:~o v~PJa--Y~t,g can start prompt-Ito favor another amateur contest, and cordlan, of Russell, .Kansas and Cht-
I~r ~'~ ~_ be the order!the entertainment committee was in- cage, Illinois. •
p~r~y In addition to d'
I~ USUal Prize ~- " - ,structed to look into the matter an , ~~
I~l~h door --. raven mere will be a ! re~rt ~t the next mcetin= I WPA MINE TO BE CLOSED
_ w~ed. A band stand for Beach also claimed The WPA coal mine near Sentinel
. ~_~-~x ~;ne d~ I '
Ii~t~C~ ~. re, March 17th, St. considerable attention, and ways and Butte will be closed on March 31, and
I~ -"~" i means of financing such an undertak-~wlll be transferred to a loal project of
ling were discussed at length, with no 'the village of Sentine Butte, it is un-
I!~Nic ~ ~.~u~a ~definite action being taken I derstood. Anyone on relief needing
I:~ (~va~-w~en Rnown famer of! Stanley Raisler and J~nes Smith~c°al is urged~ to contact the local wel-
• -~u~y returned Friday ~fare office at once
' were introduced as guests, and later .
rntug after ha t
the s+~un~_~ Oaliforrda, and als0~ I
members of the club. Larry, the small son of Mr. and Mrs.
-,-e of Washington. Vie re-1 t Norbert Bares, had the misfortune to
very e~oyable Winter but is' LI N
m oe bac ...... / O S NEXT MONDAY l brcak his leg Sunday, falling down a
~ t frieadS ~'~,_Wl~hhis~ North D~k-I Regular meeting of the local Lions i cellar. Medical aid was given the
~: see ~ o~_~m, and they are glad!club will be held next Monday evening youngster who is coming along fine
"~ more. ]at the Hotel Beach, and all members now however.
ord h~ are urged to be present. ] '
"'~/Z~L inI ~I ~i~ t?a.a~ recelv~ here from. [ Mrs. E. A. Nyman and Jessis KinseY
he is now employed Andrew Finnem~n spent Sunday at will entertain the Past Matrons club
I '~" here. Los Angeles and likes the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. at Mrs. Kinsey's apartments next Wed,
l~Ive l~innelnan, near Oolva. nesday.
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