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THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1938 ThE GOLDEN VALLEg NEWB
WELCOME, Basketball Boys and Fans, WELCOME! i:l
WE WILL FEATU[ E SPECIAL MEALS WITH SPECIAL SERVICE PRICES
Win Or Loose You Are Always q
A HEARTY
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Bill Grove, M. L. Walker J. P. Thlll, i Sunday Dr. O: R. Niece went to Ltv-I : :- :'" Want Ads
:~: ,o A number of Beach people motored to t ~~:'~'~*=~"~'~=-~ ~
Walt Bratton and l~alph 'Jones were
visitors at the Vic Renstrom farm home
last Thursday. 1
Olendive Saturday night.
Martin Berg spent several days the
past week at the Jim Johnstone home
where the men over'hauled the form°
,ers car.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Notice iS hereby--~-glven that On
April 4th, 1938 an election will be
held in the City of Beach, North Da-
To All T,
THE
Mr. and Mrs. E.
_ -Lunches- Beer -Pop_
Cigars - Ci ardtes
Hear our Wurlitz r//Phonograph
Sunday night a party honoring Mrs.
:lames W~come, (formerl¥~ Dorothy
Zlelsdorf) was held at the M~ F.Smith
helle, i
Mrs. Homer Nelson of Bismarck and
baby arrly~l last week and'~ now are
visiting: at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Spiegelberg.
J. J. Nlehencke of Sidney was a
Beach business visitor Saturday.
E. F. Hasbrook and Clarence Overstad
were callers tn the Carlyle vicinity last
Thursday.
Leo Dlckerson was a Beach business
visitor last Friday.
Mr, and Mrs. Lee Ferguson of Medora
were Beach visitors Sunday.
Harry Gilbert and Mrs. Andora Fra-
zier of Olendlve were Beach callers
Saturday.
Flnneman of the Cxolva vibAn-i
t
Mike
ity informs the News that his daughter]
1
• lVlarcella, who has been attending bus-]
lness collegein Fargo, has completed
some very difficult courses there andI
is nowwell q~I/fled:to hold any sort INIqPIAL RESOLUTION ,
"WHEREAS The City of Beach is
0f, ai~sten~hic :or :similar position.
the owner of a Municipal Building In
the City of Beach, formerly known
as the Logan Garage BUilding, and
WHEREAS, the City has hereto-
fore spent considerable, sums of
]LJ'~..J/~~|"I Ii'|6'~ I Rev and Mrs. H. J. TrLrddein and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Chaffee of Golva
'family were 6 o'clock dinner guests were Beach visitors Sunday.
a .... • :, i at the Richard Thompson home Thurs-I Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Kuhfeld of Bis-
[ an mrs _Chester Oas, Miss Ed-~ day evening. , marck, and Miss Cecile Peterson, who
Dic~i~::n a~A~-M~_ I~lly Q as drove', Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Robert teaches at Steele, were Beach visitors
rs. T^~ ~unuay art~rnoon. !,Algulre returned from Bellingham, over the week end.
Tho~_~n°mpsc~. a~d Ml~: Good. i Washington, where they have spent the The R~hyner family went to Colum-
m p-~un were Joint h~ at l~mt five months. Montaan, to spend the week end,
honoring Mrs. James Wel-i The Misses Blanche Klrchner Rhyner being employed there over
the Goodwin Thompson home
night, for the week
25 friends gathered at OUR SPRING DRESS
Mogle home Friday~. night ~! T~ke advantage of
an enjoyable evening Values to
after Which a fine $4.98. ~. & T.
of. i:~he losers in the
and Mrs. Chas. contest gave the
0. R. Niece were Olendive fine on o'clock luncheon
the diversion of the afternoon,
Take advantage of with first prize going to Mrs. Lena
Values to and second to Mrs. Olive Nut-
T. & T. Drom
in Wlbaux. Myra Schmlt of St. Cloud,
Minn., arrtv~ here Tuesday to spend
Mrs. Albert Harp received'~me time visiting her sister, Mrs. M.
s~l news of: the death of her aunt. L. Walker, here.
Louise Moran, in Minneapolis. Mrs. E. F. Hasbrook reports that she
and Mrs. Mons Haukaas of Std- has heard from Mrs. H. L. Rice, and
that she is now enjoying her stay in
Venice, California, but will be
here with the robins.
Mrs. Jessie Kinsey was hostess
the her
pa~a~h visitors Sunday arid
Y were enroute~ h~e
- ~e b~ ~~.j
H~a w~ I
weei~d includ-
~laytml Russell and daughter
Miss Grace Smith
the week. end.
A farewell party for Miss Mildred
Rhyner was given at St. John's hall
last Thursday evening by the members
the freshmen, sophomore and eight
classes.
WIn. Carew and Carl Otremba of
Alpha were Beach visitors Thursday
evening and while in town attended
the basektball game that evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Haigh and Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Madison of Golva
were Beach visitors Thursday evening.
Earl Mason of Sentinel Butte was a
Beach business visitor Thursday.
Mr. Jackson, district Red Owl man-
ager, was a Beach business visitor over
the week end.
~ee "High, Wide and Handsome,"
March 10-20 starring Irene Dunne and
Randolph S~ott at Sentinel Butte. This
is a real
Just received New Im
proved Oeresan
Woodward
will meet with
Thompson on next Tues-
day, March 22.
Mrs. Chris Larson has received word
of the death of her sister in Mlnnegp-
arrived here ells. Sincere symapthy is extended to
days visiting her.
,ptleal
:~ hostess to to ~end a
Mrs. Harry Kukowski returned last
here. . week Tuesday from the Olendive hOS-
Mrs. Ruby Kipp, who is pltal after having a minor operation
in Bismarck, spent the week end here there.
with her parents, Mr. and Wednesday moning Mr. and Mrs. ~arl
Halvorson drove to Bismarck where
OUR SPRING Halvorson will undergo medical
ues! Take advant~e
Bargain~ Values to
T.&T.
Tuesday evening the Royal Neigh-
a fine banquet at
~flld at the St. his brother John Hokstad, and wife
aftenmon.
I~mnen is now employed
~, shower for
the
P~ Reeve of
DglmS
to
WE WISH
honor of the new mem- city and
all of whom bets r~ently taken In. thereto,
the teachers college at KMck. • .~ , , to" ,be al
the weekend at their res- n'~"ie f¢
THE WEAT R ,o .dbY
homes here. ~ moved |I
seconded
9 pUt to"
Mar~ :10 4~ 2S
March !1 49 28
Mar~: ~"'~' ~4 S4 :
March 13 5,$ 30
March 14 $4 3"/
March 15 58 84
kota for the purpOSe of voting upon
the question whether the following
Resolution duly passed by the City
Council at its meeting On March 7th
shall be approved;
money tO-ward remodeling said
building for use as a municipal
building to house the city offices,
its books and records, the city fire
truck and other city pro~rty, as
well as to provide a suita~ble place
zor a 1~bllc hall, dining room, and
the City library, and , . .
WHEREAS, the upper f;oor el sala
building is now completely remodel-
ed, but the city has not sufficient
funds to carry the remode]Ang of the
lower floors of said building to com-
pletion, and
WHEREAS, the City has made ap-
plication to the Works Progress Ad-
ministration for allowance of a pro-
ject for completion of said remodel-
ing, and said application is now be-
ing given consideration by the
proper officials of said Works Pro-
gress Administration and it has
been indicated that sa d proposed
project will be accepted and approv-
ed by said Works Progress Admin-
istration, and
*WHEREAS, if said proposed pro-
ject is .~ccepted by said Works Pro-
.grass Administation, ,approximate-
ly 57.8 ,per cent of the cost thereof
will be borne by said W. P. A. and
the balance of 42.2 percent will be
borne by the City, and
WHEREAS, the estimated cost to
"" ~c'~ty for completion of said
~/"~ll~..,~ if such proposed project is
acce~ted and approved by the ~V. P.
A. will be
WH $5,000.00, and
El:tEAS, the city has on hand
funds in the sum of approximately
$2,000.00~whlch could be applied to-
ward thb cost of completion of said
remodeling, and
WHEREAS, an emergency exlsUs
in that'~he city is without sufficient
funds tD furnish the addiional $3,-
000.00 tleh it would be required to
the event of acceptance
P. A. of such proposed
it would be to the best
the c|ty, that said remod-
and that funds
purpose be made available
fi.', ~. r~ ~e its
p',~t i- g- such
not more
valuation
rty last f!n-
City of Beach
L00. and
tal amount of
of the City of
Beach NONE. and
WHE~ ~mount of out-
City of Beach
is the
sum of
~ NOW. ~THEREFQR~, BE IT RE-
OLVED~' That to carry out to com-
p.letig]Lt:~e remodeling of the Mun-
lC|pal~t~dlng In the city of Beach,
the CIty Council be and it is here-
by authcWlzed to issue in the name
of the Ct~ty of Beach, and sell and
by appro*prlate action to make pro-
vision acdording to law for the pay-
ment thereof, general bonds in the
sum of ~bt more than $3,000.00, In
denominat2ons of $500.00, such bonds
to bear iUterest at the rate of not
more thah 6 per cent per annum,
payable annually, that Such bonds
shall be of serial maturity, and that
the years of such m~tturl~les SlT~,
• be 1939 19,~ and 1941. " ~,
AND 'BE ~IT FURTHER ~OL-
VED, Thai ]he M~yer-~nd C'~--Atld[-
tor of th~ ~Clty of Beacj~j_ "e and
they a:re [ereby author~#~d to axe=
cute such ~onds in th~tame of the
.ffSx the ~ o_f the- cfty
form ~.vlded by- l~t'~,
'oved 7the .C' lty ~At-to;.'
goln~resotutlon was of_
Ald~man Brown, -- w-]~o
~~)n" b~i~'~
r ~lderm. an. _Dlcklnson and
"AYe." ~e, all Aldermen ~ voted
Such eldetlon will be held at the"
same plac~ and during the same
hours as designated,in the Notice of
City Election to wltlch reference is
made .......
By order of the ,City Council.
Dated ~ Beach. North Dakota
this 15th day of March, 1938.
NOTICE TO POULTRY RAISERS!
We Carry a stock of
Starter Mat
ing
You Can
Mashes, Fatten-
,~Scratch
Merchant
YEAR
ELEVATOR
Leo Tobit.Agent
i/¸
Again,.. It's
SUIT SPRING
$10.90,
The Smartest, Newest
Suits for SPRING!
Man-Tailored in Wor-
steds, Tweeds. All
Bland New
/
Buy r-A.Way
Plan! ~mall deposit
any purc~
Come in Today and see the New HIRSCH-
MAUR Coatsl Made of exclusive Twisted
Boucle Tweed and lined with Satin De
Syla that will last th~life of the garment.
" !
S cial- Price =;, .-. $17.95 :
D I C K
.. Establi!he~ i~P N'S
The Home of Nationally Advertised Mer-
chandise
TO ~" "
That we
J011N DEERE LIN~ OF I~LEMENTS
aCheck up on your sding r~r~uirements now
red, COme in and pl~ce y~r order for such
~mrs as you are #oin~to need for spring
as well as c~91~ete machines
COMMUNITY/REPAIR SHOP
ALVIN FERAGEN, Mgr.
170, Res. 86-J Across from Go~den Valley Hotel
The Markets
_,Wheat ............................
Flax ............................. 1.74
Oats ............................. 15
Barley ........................... ~6
Rye ........... ................... 42
corn ...... : ...................... 65'
Cream,
sour .... 27c Sweet .... 29c [
Eggs ...... 20c Butter ...... 30c ]
I
Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held in
Beach. North Dakota on
of April, 1938 ~ the
electing the .@@~VOW~Ing
the speclfj~dr terms~
One .IV~ 0 r ,*
One ~lderman ~@f the
One~'~ Alderma~'~ of
Vv'ard. ~
One Alderrrl~h of the
All for a r term of
each.
One
One
One City Peace,
All for a term two years
each.
The polling
w~,l] be ~n Auditor's
:n the
!~J ock 2. rnslte.
be open fclock in the fore-
naon and until 7 o'clock in the after-
noon of said data.
Hv o-der of the City Council.
Dated at Beach, North Dakota thl~/
/7,th day of March~ 1938.
C, O. H~tlvor~on,
City Auditor.
March' ~17-24
C. O. Halvorson,
City Aud'ltor.
March 17~24
13th
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