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THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1938 THE GOLDEN VALLEY: NEWS Page 8 LOCALS Ibe' and hereby is' transferred from the county Door fund to the social welfare fund of Golden Valley County. The motion was seconded by Corn- The Misses Theresa Zinda and Kath- misioner Tescher and upon being erine Zabroski of the St. Phillip co-~ put to a vote all commissioners vot- ed "aye" and the motion was de- unity are now employed at the Cozyi clared carried and resolution adopt- Care. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Krause and daug- hter Ethel of south of Sentinel Butte Were visitors in the city Saturday. Miss Add Rush, a teacher in .the Sen- tinel Butte school, was a Beach visit- or Thursday to get a felon lanced. About thirty friends gathered at the ~mer Miller home south of Beach a week ago Tuesday night and pleas- eatly suprised Mr. and Mrs. ELmer Miller and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clark. Six tables of cards were in play, after which some fine music was furnished by O. Oflbertson, A1 Longbottom and i Ollfford Bartholomew. Late in the evenl~ a nice lunch, brought by the friends, was served. la 1, 1938 9"00 A. M. The BOard of "County Commission° e~r,s, Lme.t. pursuant to adjournment --~Lan^~tt members present. ~_Iv.:vu O'clock A. M. The bids for uuvKs, blanks, office and election eupphe8 were opened by the Board in accordance with the advertise- meat for bids and supplies. Bids Were submitted by the Knight Printing Company of Fargo, N. ]3., and The Bismarc'k Tribune Company of Bismarck, N. D., and :he Glo be..Gazette Printing Comp- y o~ wanpeton N. D. The Globe-Gazette Printing Com- Pany having su,bmitted the lowest and best bid, the contract for sup- p*,es was awarded to them. The COUnty Auditor was instructed to return the checks of the unsuccess- ful bidders and to retain the check of the successful bidder until con- filed,tract is duly entered into and Bond L. M. ffohnson, representing the Globe-Galette Printing Co a ear o%d .b fore the Board in tb' t t resl _L Lne eoqtraet to be entered into w i~l~l themA lchard ~isher appeared befor ard filed a protest agains an attSsessm~ntli Of his tractor and .... ~P e_atlo-~ f@r relief was pre- -=-tee and snowed. 12:00 Noon. The BoArd adjourned and remonvened at I:0~ p. M. with all commissioners present. . A deed COvering alI north ,~ X P railway tbh of the "- " Section 27-140-103 and issued to Gee Osterho t approved and o,~-'~ ~ u was man of the ~, ~.~-eu ny the chair- The BoarCa~;ao'inted Ralph Moss- es assessor of the Unor an ships ~4o .... g ized town- j~ * o-lua ano 144-I03 ~ v T ~ged townships °'{ 37"~n~ne .Unorgan- • or the Year 1938 -,vo aria 138-103 theC°-n~miss!°net ~psepl(a presented its a~dO'~cn'g resolVt'~l and moved P on: ~ I V/HEREAs. G, E~d~n Longstreth, executive secretary the " co n ^_ rd, ha;Yr~uisitloned the Welfare boa u ty ~Unty for a transfeN of $275.00 to coe SOcial Welfare fund as the nty's share for the month of March No;~r THEREFORE BE IT RE- SOLvEb That the sum of $275.00 ed. The following bills were audited and approved by the Golden Valley Welfare Board and submitted for payment to the Board of County Commissioners subJcet to personal property taxes due and delinquent: Mrs. Della Gallagher, aid to dependent children ............ 50.00 Harland P. Crossman, old age assistance .................... 15.00 Mrs. Ida Latteral, old age assistance ............................ 35.00 Boisen's Store, groceries .... 15.30 Red Owl Store, groceries .... 10.20 F. T. Reynolds Co, groceries 5.10 Ted Thompson, groceries .... 10.20 Ted Thompson. groceries .... 5.10 J. C. Penney Co., clothing .... 1.00 Mrs. Emil Smith, care of Falstad children ................ 26.47 Mrs. Sarah Brendemuhl, care of Hughes children 48.66 Quain & Ramstad clinic, medical examination ........ 6.00 Dickinson Clinic, examina- tions 7.10 M. E. No~fi/Fop/:th'//uh~a~ci February rent .................... 10.00 Dr. Lorne R. Forbes, med- ical care .............................. 24.00 E. R. Kennedy, drugs ........ 4.49 Woodward Drug Co., drugs 25.02 Beach Hospital, hospitallza - tlon ........................................ 22.00 Miller & Wletlng, groceries 40.80 Park Cafe, meals for trans- ients ........................................ 2.44 Beach Hotel, bus tickets for transients .................... 2.85 Lulu A. Lewis, room for transients ................................ 2.00 Dickinson. (~linic, :railroad fare to Dickinson ............ 1.13 Clifford Bartholomew, un- loading carload of pota- toes r ...... = ................................ 10.00 Golden Valley News. ship- ping tags ,for ~t~0mmodity office~ ......... ~, ........ .'~ ................ 1.00 Ted Th~mpsol~ ~t~rapplng paper g ............. :~ ............... 2.04 A. Overst~d & Son, supplies for eortlmodity building 2.50 Norman Rtunions, supplies for relie~ coal mine ........ 40.29 Sentinel Btttte Farmers El- evator, supplies ................ 2.84 E. C. Kinney, repair work for WPA coal mine ........ 12.80 L. C. Smith & Corona Typewriter Co. typewriter 80.13 Burrough Adding Machine Co., adding machine rib- .75 Northwestern Bell Tel. Co. telephone service ...... = ..... 8.16 Wm. Higlin, Welfare Board meeting ...................................... 2.40 T.A. Wosepka, Welfare Board meeting ........................ 3.94 Mrs. R. H.~Thompson, Wel- fare Boa~rd meeting .............. 1.00 Bert Mogl~, March allow- ance ......... t ............... ~ .................... 8.00 Gurlne 1~IslI, M~rch al- lowance L .......... ~: ................... 10.00 Mrs. Alice~Schagffer,'~t March allowanc{ _...J: ...................... 15.00 Arthur G. ~I-Ia~Son, Ma¥ch aIlowance~ ..~ ......................... 12.00 Mrs. Loulse,~]~nson, March ~tllowanc~ '~_~, ........................ 15.00 Mrs. Ura W~ckoff, March allowance ................................ Z 10.00 Ruby E. Doerner, Board and room for Mrs. A. Dunigan ................................ 27.00 Andrew B. Carlson, Care of Joseph B. Carlson ............. 8.00 Albin Sominski, House rent for Mrs. Musil .................... 5.00 Dr. A. E. Spear, Refraction and exam~nation ................ 7.40 Dr. Vigil Parrett, Examin- ations and medical care _. 50,80 Adam Hoffman, Care of Rose Falstad ........................ 10.00 Countr 'Treasurer, Stamps $4.0~); Freight. $7.12; T. Transportation $14.24 ........ 25.36 G, Eldon Longstreth, Mile- age .............................. 41.92 G. E]don Longstreth, Sai'a'r'~; 135.00 B IJOU Tit[AT R Beach, North Dakota [ FRIDAY - SATUI DAY SATURDAY MATINEE 2:30 "BACK IN CIRCULATION" Cast: PAT O'BRIEN, JOAN BLONDELL, MARGARET LINDSAY. Also a Comedy and News Sunday- Mond uesday MATINEE SUNDAY AT 2:30~ P. M. June Mills, Salary ................ 80.00 5 p. m. The Board adjourned to meet March 2nd. Commissioners Proceedings State of North Dakota ) ) ss County of Golden Valley) March 2, 1938. 9:00 a. m. The Board of County Commissioners met pursuant to adjournment with all members present. Mr. Russell and Mr. Janze ap- peared before the Board in the in- terest of a Grasshopper Control Project and the following applica- tion was made for Federal Aid. Golden Valley County Beach, Nor/h Dakota Application for Ftderal Aid In Grasshopper Control We, the undersigned members of the Board of Coun~ty Commissioners of Golden Valley County, North Da- kota, hereby make application to the Sta'te Grasshopper Control Commit- tee for Federal Aid in controlling grasshoppers. The County Government agrees to: 1. Designate, subject to approval of the State Grasshopper Control Committee, a county leader in grasshopepr control who will devote sufficient time to grasshopper con- trol to effectively carry on all cam- paigns needed in the county. 2. Authorize such leader to organ- ize, under general direction of the state leader and in accordance with the approved program, necessary grasshopper control campaigns in the county. 3. Furnish the county leader In grasshopper control with (a) office space; (b) Stenographic service; and (c) Necessary transportation within the county. 4. Receive and keep a .record of all grasshopper bait shipped into the county by the Federal Gov- ernment. 5. Provid~satisfactory storage for bait suD'plie~ by the Federal C, ov- ernment untl~ such time as It is used in the field. ~ 6. Be respOllsible for cnecklng out of bait #Ul~plled by the Federal Governr~ent~ alltd for its trans- portation wqtihi~ the county in a manner dlrected'~ .by the county leader. 7. Assure that no bait purchased with Federal Funds shaI1 be distrib- uted for the 'use of individuals in any township until such township ~s an approved organization for grasshopper control. 8. Distribute complete precautions and directions for use with all bait suI~lled to farmers. .4 Signed: / Lewis Odland i ~Chairman of the board) ] T. A. Wosepka { $ M. C. Tescher rch 2 19~1~ac~'~L_ North Dakota, Ma , Th¥ Board of County Commission: ers completed plans for organizeu grasshopper control in Golden Val- ley County for the season of 1938. County Agent Russell was appoint- ed county leader who will have gen- eral supervision of the control pro- gram. Each commissioner will act as district leader for their respective district. Mr. Longstreth , and Miss Nell Cooper appeared before the Board to discuss the financial status of the relief set up. Bil.ls were audited and approved until I2: Noon. 1 p. m. The Board reconvened with all members present. Contract were approved and sign- ed for the payment of delinquent taxes without penalty, covering per- sonal property of Ed Seherman, K. C. Htggins and Victor Johnson and real estate contracts on lands des- cribed as NE~4 Section 34-137-104 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY GUY LEE ATTORNEY Sentinel Butte, N. l]hOr KEOHANE & KUHFELD ATTORNEYS AT LAW Phmm 133 Beach, North Dakota Cast:ROBERT YOUNG, FLORENCE RICE, FRANK MORGAN, REGINALD OWEN, \ "Our Gang" Comedy Chlropraetor CHOREA (81k Vltus Dance) Pay When Cured Hemorrhoids- Vericose Veins Thermo-Baths For Rheumathnn Arthritis Diathermy X-rays ALL EXAMINATIONS FREE Beach• North Dakota Office phone 61 Roe. 84-M and Lots 12 & 13 Block 5 Hunter's 1st Addition to Beach, The matter of moving the house belonging to Mrs. Ed Willis was brought to the attention of the Board and it was decided to move the house to a suitable Iocation in Beach with the County Road out- fit. Pleas and specifications for a counter for the Auditor's office were submitted by Slur Thorsen, the Board approved same and ordered the Counter made. Mr. Dan Smith, Highway Engin- eer appeared before the Board rela- tive to the High of Way plans on Highway No. 10. The following bills were audited, approved and ordered paid by board of county commissioners, subject to personal property taxes due and de- linquent. Public Welfare Board of N. D., Aid for dependent children .................................. $ 16.00 Albert Janze, Salary sup- plement for Feb ................. 20.00 Harp Brothers, Coal .............. 49.62 Northwestern Bell Tele. Co., Feb. Telephone service _. 30.54 Mrs. P. J. Schillo, Clean- ing and pressing 17 can- vas bags for assessor's books ...................................... 3.40 Clifford Bartholomew, haul- ing ashes .............................. 3.00 M. H. Schiefer, Feb. and March rent ............................ 4.00 Golden Valley News, print- ing and Supplies .............. 83.04 Knight Printing Co., Sup- plies ......... , ................ 64.14 Glen P. Cook~ Mileage" ]]]]]]]] 6.60 Howard St~ckwell. Mile- age ..............,~.. ~ .......................... 3.60 Elinor H. Lo~erl. Clerk in Register ~y iDeed's office 20.00 Violet Antlton~', Clerk in Auditor's t~ce .................. 22.00 Walter W. Mcilahon, Over- hauling tYpeWriter ............ 15107 Golden Valley NeWs. Print- ing ........................................ 218.48 Hanson Lumber Co., Piaster for commodity buil~ling .... 28.61 Ernest D. Nelson, Clerk of S. D. No. 2 Parcel No. 11 .15 Acre YAP No. 307 B-W .................................... 6.00 Emma McKonkey Clark, for Quit Claim deed to N½ of Sec. 28-140-103 .............. 10.00 Logan's Garage, Labor & Repairs ...~.. ......... ~, ................ 41.39 Chas. P. Re~l, G~& Oil .... 5.56 Butte Moto~l Co,¢ Welding chains .... -&..-.4L .................... 6.25 W. C. Schul~, /'Labor and repairs ...6 .........................../.. 9.75 Standard ell. Co., Gas ........ 45.60 Sorenson Machine Shop. La- bor and repairs .................... 48.93 Texaco Service Station, gas 2.30 T. B. Lassell, Repair work 20.00 Halstead Corporation, pip- ing .......................................... 4.00 W. C. Schulz, Labor and repairs .................................. 74.68 Sentinel Butte Farmers EI- ev., Repairs for snowplow 43.04 Golden Valley Lmbr. Yd., Repairs for cab .................... 9.98 Loule Hovland, Operating patrol .................................... 117.00 Donald iKtttleson, Operating tractor ....................................87.00 Chester Oas, Operating snow-plow ............................ 141.00 Peter A. Tescher, Operat- ing snowplow 112.00 Farmer's Union ""Oli""C'o'.': Gas & Oil for tractors .... i Tractor & Eqiupment Co., I .! 269.@2 Freight on snowplow 79.- 68; Chains and repairs $70.38; Oil and repairs $89.70 .................................... 239.76 O~af Thorson, Operating pa- trol .......................................... 86.40 Hodgin Service Station, gas and oil ................................... 11.78 Smith's Standard Service, Gas and Oil ........................ 15.45 Mrs. Herm Brown, by order of G. H. Wassman, oper- ating snow plow ................ 2.00 Miller & Wieting, by order of G. H. Wassman, oper- ating snow-plow ................ 25.00 Boisen Store, by order of G. H. Wassman, operating ins snowplow .................... 35.00 G H Wassman, Operat- ing snow plow .................... 70.45 Schulz Garage, by order oY D. M. Howie, operating patrol ...................................... 14.18 Glen P. Cook, by order of D. M. Howie, Operating lng Patrol ............................ 12.00 Mont.-Dak., Power Co., by order of D. M. Howie, Operating Patrol ................ 18.00 D. M. Howie, Operating patrol .................................... 82.27 Public Welfare Board of N. D., Old Age Assistance 174.00 Golden Valley County, by order of Lenora Paxton, for taxes for 11.70 acres R-W F. A. ]P. No. 307& .... 197.64 Lenora Paxt$, for, 11.70 acres R-W~WF. A~~ P. No. 307A ...... .$.......~L ................. 102.36 The Globe /Gqt~tte Print- ing Co., ~D~llbs ................ 43.85 J. Clayton #'~ttss~ll. Salary and expe~es .~ .................... 16"/.24 J. Clayton RusSell, Salary an dexpenstm .~: ..................... 116.98 Stanley Raisler, ~B~lance on contract ........ ~ ...................... 34.80 Howard Stockw~ll, Board & room to Bism~rck ............ ~.50 Sawyer Hard,Are. Sup- plies .................... ~ ................... , 3.73 Daphne Torkels@niServices rendered, Emergency Corp. L ................. ~ ................. 27.50 Lewis Odland, C0rfl~isslon- er's service .......... ~.. ............. 10.84 M. C. Tescher, Camt~lssion- er's services .... 2;-4. ............. 14.88 T. A. Wosepka, Ci~Ission- er's services ....... :~. .............. 12.94 5:00 P. M. The BOard adjourned to meet Monday, ~reh 7th. LEWIS ODLAND, Chairman of Board of County ommlssioners, Gol- den Valley County. North Dakota. Att£sl. MINNIE E. SMITH, County Auditor. TO THE VOTERS OF LONE TOWNSSg~P I N otice is hereby given tl~t the ~n- rmul caucus win be held on Tue~dsy, March Sth at 2 p. m. and the anntml election on March 15th, at 9 a. m. to 5p.m. Frank Schouboe, Township Clerk. March 3-10e Get in on the big maMimd~m ~riptlon offer whieh the News is its subserlben! Hurry--It last ~m~! N The annual meeting of Beth Ci~Li Town~lp will be held in the court- house on l~exch 15th. There will 8Jm be a caucus held on March 8th at two o'clock for the nomin~Uon of one !Supervisor, Treasurer, Clerk, Asse~ and one Justice., O. H. Smith, Clerk. March $-10 NOTICB OF LEA~IING OF STATN AND SCHOOL LANDS All unleased State School I~ndn In Golden ValleIc~County, Nortk Dagot~, will bettered for rent at a jubllc /e~g to be held In the Co,Art H0~t11"e • at B0~ch |n ~|~ c~ty,~e~~ th~ 15th .~s.y of ~oh. I~,j~mmencing a~ ten o clock A. /~. ~ All .unlease.~ lands ~1[ b@ l#ipSed to the hlg~lest bidder, for • t~rm of three to'~fl~fe ye•r6. Th~ first year's rent ~lu$ the ~&~tl 10~M~- Ins fee must b~t pa~ in advan~. A list of sucli lal~ds to be offered will be on fl~ wiSh the Trenstu'm" of said count$~ for~. pub.lie l~tl~n not less than two2weelcs berot~ the day of leaslniU a~il0 lnl~truotione In regard to the 1~rms, etc,t ~Sea- which these landi will be /~lule~L -Thh • Board o~, Unlverslt¥ a~d ~c sol L~mds res, the right to D., this 31st day of OLE State Jan. 13-20-27 Feb. $-15 LIGNITE COAL Delivered In Your Bin , Steck' '-r Mine Phone 73 for prices ALL 4 ONLY 11m ll[WsPJil - 11 ltL [Jil NIO 4 All Subscribers living outside of North Dakota, South Dakota, Monlana and Minnesota must pay 50c more than the prices quot- ed above, due to the extra postage ra :es. THE GOLDEN VALLEY