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PAGE TWO THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS, BEACH, N.D. ,. THURSDAY, MARCH 15,
cleaning is delayed, the raw sew-
age soo nclogs the final di~,l
I,I
t'c tank cleaned just because it
I ~ still working,' Russell warns.
:It may still be draining away,
.but it may not be working pro-
perly."
The only way to clean a septic
t tank' the Extensi°n Service farm.~
engineer advises, is to remove
.he sludge by mechanical means.
~Fher~isnoehemicalthatwill
reduce the sludge in .the septic
T . . /. :ank without destroying the use-
he sun m getting warmer each day, and before you fui bacteria. Septic tank 'clean-
111 ~ers'havenovalueforthepur-
know it, spring will be here, and then is when you are p~e and may ruin your sew-
age disposal system."
County extension agents can
| I going to want to be ready {o get to work in the fields-- give septic tank owners informa-
l .. tion on the problem of servicing,
I able septic tank service man ~o
if it's a good used Minneapolis-Maline tractor you anddo thegenerallyjob, recommend a reli-
I need, we can offer you ane of several we have on TELE'PHONE CO. MEET?uNusuAL DEMANDS
hand, AND if you need repair parts, get them at once; Tremendous growth of the
I ~ telephone system to meet un-
precedented demands for tele-
we have a large, new shipment of them.
,,phone
services
during
the
last
10 years is pointed out by the
1950 Annual Report of the North-
Western Bell Telephone Company
which was released today.
GOLDEN
Phone 66
The gay spot where the
crowd meets for a de-
lightful evening.
-$5.00 & $10.00
Beach, IN. Dak.
Where you'll always
find a hospitable
The ,reporL issued for the
Board of Directors by E. J. Mc-
Neely, president of the Compa-
ny, compares 1950 accomplish-
ments and results with those of
1949 and also reviews the Com-
pany's activities and results of
the 1,ast decade.
In 1950 alone, the Company in.
creased its plant investment by
twenty-five million dollars and
at the end of the year w~s serv-
ing 1,562,000 telephones, a gain
o~ 69,000 as compared with the
end of 1949. At the same time,
accor~ling to the report, there
was a corresponding increase in
the public's demands for long
distance service. In 1950, offer-
ed long distance calls averaged
266,000 per day compared with
251,000 in 1949.
Service demands and growth
over the last 10 years were
equally phenomenal. Dt~ring the
same period, long distance calls
increased from an average of
102,000 per day ~o 266,000 per
day.
'"Telephone servlee," Mr. Me-
Neely said, "is a bigger bargain
today than ever before. The
scope has been extended and the
quality of the service has been
improved. It Is of greatar value
to the customer. Over the last
ten years, re-pricing has lncoeas-
THE
Golden Valley
News
welcome.
atered as Second atte M
Door Prizes o| $5.00
At 5 p. m.,--9 p. m., and 12:00 Midnight -
On Monday and Friday Night.
the 27th day of March, 1951, at the
front door of the Court Homm in
Beach, North Dakota, the following
described land:
Norxhem~ Quarter (N~a) of
Section Tldr~ Six (~6),
Townghlp One Hundzed Fo~
TWo (142) Norris, of Range O~
Hundred Fou~ (1~4) WmO..
(1~ acres more or 1111111 ac-
cording to Govornment sur-
vey). $~400.~.
Norfl~w~ Quarfor (HW~) oz
Section Thirty Six (~6), T~-
ship One H~ed Foxq~Jr Two
(142) North. of Range Ono
/~und~red Four (104) W~t. (180
a~zes more or legs acoording to
Government ~-vey), $2400.00.
~uthoas~ Quarter (SE~/4) of
Sectiou Thirty Six (~6), TOW~-
ST~dp One Hlmdred Forty Tw~
(142) North, of Rlmgo Ono H~a-
Fou~ (104) WeS2./ (160
acros more or lees according
to Govornment su~'veT.) $2400.-
00.
Southwm~t Qmwter (SW~) of
Section Thirty Six (M), Town-
ship One Hundred Forty Two
(142) Noriho of Range One Hun-
dred Four (104) West. ( 160
acres more or lm according
to Government Imrvoy). $2400.-
A~l~'coal and fifty per cent of all
oil natural gas, or minerals on or
underlying such land is reserved .by
the State. Not less than 20% o~ the
,- ' " ". " .
interest at the %. P -
chaser will pay the costs of the sale;
The State has an offer as ~is~eo
opposite each description above. When
cha*~l l~aymcnt has been made. the
Board bf'University and School Lands
will issue to the purchaser, his heir~
Howard Stall,
well-known
piano
tuner of Bismarck,
will be in Beach very
soon--phone 65-J, to
leave name for his
reliable services.
26-1tc
THE MARKET, AS ALWAYS, IS OPEN TO ALL AND I
INVITE YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE.
THANK YOU!
T
Will buy hogs next in Beach th S
Friday, March 16, and the following
Friday, March 23, in Wibaux.
ALWAYS PAYING HIGHEST MABKET PRICES
PHONE 191 BEAC~ ~L
Come to our modern service shop, and have your
car, truck, tractor, or farm equipment overhauled for
Spring; be wise, DO IT NOW, BEFORE THE RUSH
SEASON BEGINS. Keep the car or machinery you
have in top shape, so that they will serve you well,
without loss of precious time in the coming busy sea-
son.
ON HANIN-new tractor, truck, car tires and tube
We also have a good selection of used cars and truckS.
Phone 74
k~