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THE GOLDEN V~LE~ NE~S pAo~ I
MARCH 17, 1938
• "~A"en
t--.Tens for her. Please drive slowly past the
schools and intersections--and please
remember that children run from be-
I"
rrlgated Gar-
• j "Please don't run over my little
den Advantages
~ig ~ net Kippley, a son of Mr. ~nd Mrs. WIn.
l~~ ated forgardensthosehaVe proven very iKippley' returned here from Yakima,
!
who
have
tried
It.
~i~n Washington, where he has been era-
the ordinary garden which is de- i
i.~aent on rain fall is a failure on;pl°yed for ~ome time.
~nt of drouth the irrigated garden!
continue to do well. i
COMMI$1ON[RS' PRO-
Agent Russell states that
are many different sources from
water can be obtained for garden
The most common is from
Well if the water is of good quality
a sufficient supply is available.
mc~t cases the well pump is rather
to furnish large enough a stream
i a Ume for best results. If the
w is small the water does not carry
~g the trench ~ar enough before all
it enters the ground. Consequently
me part~ of the garden receive an
trsupply of water while other parts
Ifer. However, the ~e of the garden
~Uld be regulated according to the
k~ ~ut Of water available.
~ce it is not practical to dig a well
~r the
mm Z _"~ ~me ~o arrange the ~-,--
• a PlOt near the nresen* ' ...... e~-,.
" |e well, If the sol~. is ~t~ac~omr~.0I
~d~atlmes it iS more practical to
~ a Small dam to catch the water
~ storage. Water can then be pump-
~to the garden from the dam. If
~~ and the soil is good the
'~:~f*"~ oUld be located so that the
91~tier can flow by gravity to the gar-
" Irrigation of the garden'is an-
orm of Irrigation that Is quite
tory during seasons of average
~!~fall. For thIs type of Irrigation the
i~ati~n for the garden should be quite
~el and at the base of a gradual slope
Is then built
~und the garden ~o hold the water
the higher land on the garden.
OUtlets are arranged on the out-I
the garden to drain it ocf slow-
s Will allow the soil to "becomeI
deeply before the. water has sill
off. For plans on garden ir-]
Call at the county ~gent's o,-]
l~ Beach.
--
State of North Dakota )
)ss
County of Golden Valley)
9:00 A. M. March 7th, 1938. Tile
Board of County Commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment with all
members present.
Dr. Lyons appeared before the
Board in the interest of the continu-
ation of con~pensatinn for Mike
Theisen. The Board instructed the
State's Attorney, with the assistance
of Dr. Lyons, to prepare an appli-
cation for additional funds in this
case. to send to the State Compen-
sation Board.
Mr. Longstreth, Executive Secre-
teary of the County Welfare Board,
appeared before the Commlssioners
and asked that additional funds to
cover the State's share, be trans-
ferred to the Welfare Fund for war-
rants issued for relief until such
time as funds are available from the
State.
RESOLUTION
Commissioner Wosepka presented
the following resolution and moved
its adgption:
WHEREAS, G, EldOn Longstreth,
executive secretary of the County
Welfare Board has requisitioned the
county for a transfer of the sum of
$900.00 for the county's 30 percent
share for the months of April, May
and June to the Social Welfare
Fund as an advancement for the
county's share of the expenditures
from the Social Welfare Fund.
And, Whereas. the funds to be al-
located thereto from State and Fed-
eral sources are not immediately
available.
NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RE-
SOLVED. That the sum of $900.00
be advanced to the Social Welfare
Fund from the County Poor Fund.
The motion was seconded by Com-
missioner Tescher and upon roll call
all members voted "aye." The res-
olution was declared adopted.
12:00 noo~n the Board adjourned.
1:00 P. M. The Board reconvened
with all members present.
Settlement was made for Parcels
No. 34-42-43 and 47 for ad~dltlonal
road rlgbt of way on highway No.
10. Parcel No, 34 was purchased
from Joe Downs. Parcels No. 42 and
43 were purchased from Gee. R.
Oaterh~ut and Parcel No. 47 was
r
purchased from George and Ernest
• ] Os=~rhout
Article On " "
~Iz~s Elsze Naska. who is the field
representative for the Good Samar-
itan Institute of Fargo, North Da-
B"
Sa[ety_SSubmitted kota a borne for crippled
appeared before the Board
asked f,or a donatoin for the
1938. The request was granted
I..,.~2 the Auditor was Instructed to
a warrant to the Instltut
1 Roberts of the Standard $50.00.
station submits the following coOl;~ Toe followtn
aa letter which he received as part a!~proved,,f and
~L~._" = natlon-wide safety campaign be- ",Q',~,,' and de-
~mg conducted how, and it is well worth J,,~e,.~h Down~. To
i~reprintl~:mm --'*-~ ri~_:ht of way for
c~l No. 34 in
K~l~e--~ Girl"
¢4Prote~t
of
Section
Marie
Kraut|
~tt y°u a copy of a let-,
Will
find
No. 45 and
~r~.---- ¢cen by a lather to Judge J.M.{ tlon 23-140-
,~::~e, Judge of one of Chlcago'~'~ Glen
E-
~vears Old,
~,Bhe wore
my daughter, who is szven
starr~ to school as usual. I
a dark blue dress with a white i
She had on black shoes and}
oo,, er-spa el,
~"~e ls Scoot' sat on the front
~t~e f ..and whined his canine belief in
l'g0odO.UY,Of edUcation as she waved
~-oYe and started off to the halls
~,.:'To-nl~ht we talked about school
told me about the glrl with the
~Y.~Ur~!~'-a~d the boy across the
'.wa0~P~tkes funny fa~es. She told
who in
t~l~ of her head--told ~bout the
the ~= me school yard--and about
~._.~ girl Who doesn't believe in
~ah~ We talked about a lot of
ant thln~ endousl~, vital, unimport:
tea411.,,,_ ;_ then we studied spelling,
-'~ and arithmetic--and then to
. "'~'~ bac
now-- k in the
aaleep, with 'Princess
(~t's a doll) cuddled in her
her, woul~. xou guys wouldn't hurt
clv ~ q you? You see, I'm her dsd-
is broken, or her
cut, or her head ets
I can fix "-- g bumped,
• zr~--but when she starts to
~1, When she walks across the
",,~e~' ,tllen she's in your hands.
a ~_,~e s a v-lee kid. She can run like
~r ~d ~ans about nke a chip-
~. ~ne likes to
~,ul an" ride horses and
~ ~ hike with me on Sunday
~'hT~_°~- sut z can~ be with her all
C~h~t~le'-I have to work to pay for her
her educ~lon. So please
Help me to look out
03 36.20
".els
Sec-
129.20
j. 2.00
l
B.' 170.63
of
hopper poison 3.00
Public Welfare
for aid to depende:
children 16.00
Chas. P. Reed,
oil 65.75
Good Samaritan
services 50.00
David M.
and use
Lewis Odlal
sioner's
M. C.
loner's
T. A. Wo~
sloner's
The matter of an assess-
ors' meeting W~ ~rought before
the Board and ' decide to dis-
Dense with the meet~hg
for this ~ear on acCount of only
Personal ~'roperty assessment to be
made and the hail laws remain the
same a~ f~r last year.
5:00 P. M. The Board adjourned
to meet March 28th.
LEWIS ODLAND,
Chairman . of :Board of
County ommlssloners, Gol-
den Valley County° North
Dakota.
Atttsl
MINNIE E. SMITH,
County Auditor.
CITY COUNCIL PRO-
C[[DINGS
RegUlar Meetlug, Febt~tarY 7, 1938
The City Council of the City of
Beach. No. Dak.. met In regular'
session on February 7th, 1938.
Mee'tlng called to order by Mayor
Halstead. Mem'bers present were
Mayor Halstead and Aldermen John
Brown, T. L. Dickinson R. W. John-
son, M. P. Lmvgren, H. R. Thompson
and W. H Woodhull
The minutes of the regular meet-
ing of January $rd and special meet-
ing of January 4th were read and
approved on motion by Dickinson
and seconded by Thompson.
Farmers.'
There is no
Have your
shape for
N
SORENSEN
to
Beach, No. Dak.
SHOP
The following bills were read
and considered:
Earl J~)nes, Janitor work, $2.50;4
Miller and Wieting, Salt and
oil. $1.31; Golden Valley News, Pub-
lishing proceedings, $21.56; N.W.
Bell Tel. Co., Local service, $2.55; G.
Gilbertson, office rent, $30.00; C. O.
Halvorson, Auditor's salary, $40.00;
Clerk hire, $10.00; Dr. V. G. Morris,
investigating at school house, $6.00;
L. J. Erickson, special police, $85.00;
Guy Lovell, street work, $35.00; W.
H. Woodhull, team work on streets,
$35.00; J. M. Still, team work at
gravel pit, $60.00; Clifford Barthol-
omew, street work, $6.00; Bert ~,Vhit-
aker, street work, $6.00; J. D. Clark,
street work $3.00; Jeppe Christensen
street work, $6.00; Cyril Odenbaugh,
street work, $6.25; Norman Stedman,
street work, $12.00; Edwin Anderson,
street work. $4.75; Community Gar-
age, Welding sign posts, $2,00;
Chas. Raberg, street work $6.50; M.
L. Lovell, salary $125.00; Cash ad-
vanced for Express, $5.64; City Hall
plans, $16.00; Leslie Hughes," work
on leak, $8.80; Art Engebritson,
work on leak, $6.60; L. A. Turnbull,
work on leak, $15.20; Art Tuttle,
work on leak, $16.00; T. B. Lasell,
Welding, $1.00; W. S. Parley Co.,
Sleeve clamps for water mains,
$21.00; Lloyd Sparks. work at leak,
$6.80; Crane Co., Water main sleeve,
$14.05: Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.,
Christmas l:ghts, $25.00; Lights at
skating rink, $4.08; Lights and gas
in Fire Hall, $12.21; Lights and gas,
Pump House, $15.42; Power for
pumping, $57.82; Gas in Clty Hall,
$36.96; City Hall heating system,
$262.40; Stanley Raisler, Electrical
work in City Hall, $146.00; Golden
Valley Lumber Yard, Lumber. for
City Hall, $30.05; Olaf Thorson, ceil-
ing in clty hall, $277.55; Lindt &
Neudeck, Painting In City Hail,
$69.75; Edward Justesen, work in
city hall, $2350; C. W. and A. C.
Allen, plastering in city hall
Balance due, $250.10; Montana-Dak*
era Utilities Co.. Street lights, $112.-
59.
Moved by Lovgren that he bills be
allowed as read ~xcept the bill ot
the Montana-Dakota Utilities ~ Co.,
for street lights in the st~ of
$112.59, and tb~ warrants b~]ssued
on the variot~ funds in .~aYment
thereof. J
Motion seconded by Johann. Roll
being called Alderman ~'own, Dick-
inson, Johnson, Lovgr~, Thompson
and Wood,h u~| all ~Vot ed "Yes".
"Nays", None. The~l~ayor declared
the motion eal~ied~'
Moved by I~¢k~l~Son that the bill
of the Montan~kota Utilities Co.
for $112.59 for street lights be al-
lowed a $44.65 after deducting the
sum of $67.94 overpaid for street
lights from June 18th to October
7th. 1937. and that a warrant be is-
sued for $44.65 in payment there-
of.
Motion seconded by Brown. Roll
being called |he fq~llowtng vote was
recorded. Bz~Own, F'.:g41~it"; Dickinson,
"Yes" ; Johnson • |"Ye~' Lovgren,
"Yes"; Tbon~son ~"Yes~; Woodhull,
"Yes". Na$s, no~e. "]~he vote be-
ing unanimous M~tyor Halstead de-
clared the r~otion~arrlgd.
A commu~lcatio~fro~n the Beach
Volunteer ~re De]~artr~nt was read
requesting ~ the ~ppr~vat of the
election of~be fol~pw~g officers of
the departn~ent: [~r~_
Fire Chle~--R. A.. Noyes; Assist-
ant Fire Chief, Gee. H. Hoeck; Sec-
retary, Boy 'Johnson and Treasurer,
Marshall Miller Jr.
Moved by Woodbull and seconded
by Thompson that such election De
approved. Motion carried.
Moved by Brown and seconded bY
Johnson that the Liquor Bond of
Roy A. Noyes,be cancelled and the
securities released. Motion carried.
Moved by Dickinson that the
Liquor Bond of M. L. Walker in the
sum of $1500.00 issued co the United
States Fidelity & Guarantee Co..
Baltimore. Md., be approved as to
sufficiency, the City Attorney hav-
ing approved it as to form.
Motion seconded by ~,Voodhull On
roll call Brown. Dickinson Johnson.
Lovgren. Thompson and Woodhull
all w~ced "Yes." The Mayor de-
clared the motion carried.
Aldermen Brown and Woodhull
DR. V. G. MORRIS [
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General IP~u~ce ]
Com~ment Calm
Varicose Veins - Hemorrholds
Office Phone "/9 Res: Phone ~9
KEOHANE & KUHFELD
ATTOI~N~YS AT LAW
Phone 133
Beach, North Dakota
DR. 0. R. NIECE
Dent~t
BEACH, NORTH DAKOTA
were appointed members of the
Board of Budget Review on motion
by Dickinson and seconded by
Thompson.
Cap. Bryant conferred with the
Council relative to provlding fire
extinguishers for the city hall and
pump house. No action was tak-
en.
A committee from the Junior
Chamber of Commerce asked for in-
formation as to the charge for the
use of the city hall for meetings and
other functions, and applied for the
use of It when completed.
No information being available at
this time the matter was deferred
until a later date.
Movd by Lovgren and seconded by
~Noodhull that the meeting adjourn.
Motion carried.
Attest: H.H. Halstead
Mayor.
C. O. Halvorson,
City Auditor.
NOTICE TO CONq~RA~ORS
STATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
1. Proposals for the construction of
a State Highway on U.S. Route No.
10, Sentinel Butte East will be re-
ceived by the State Highway Corn-.
missioner in the offices of the State
Highway Department at Bismarck,
N. Dak., not later than 9:30 o'clock
A.M., March 30, 1938. at which place
and time they will be publicly open-
ed and read.
2. The proposals must be mailed
to or otherwise deposited with the
State Highway Depa at Bis-
marck, N. Dak., and
and endorsed "Pre
cling a State
Butte East. Federal
307A Reo
County".
8. A cecil!
bid,
must acoo~ All
certified
N. Dak.
by the
will be
bidder t filing of an approved
contract bond.
base.
improve-
Excavation ;
'erhauh 209 C: Y.
Riprap; crete Monuments;
1670 L. Rope Guard Rail
(Single); 26400 L. F. Remove and
Reset Park fence: 2100.5 L. F. Re-
lay Pipe; 390 L. F. 18" C, M. P.;
1318 L. F. 15" R. C. Pipe; 748 L. F.
21" R. C. Pipe; 416 L. F, 27" R. C.
Pipe; 470 L. F. 30" R. C. Pipe; 124
L. F. 36" R. C. Pipe; 74 No. Head-
walls; 5000 C. Y. Unclassified Struc-
tural Excavation; 3.128 M. B. M.
Untreated Timber; 90.026 M. B. M.
Treated Timber; 556.88 C. Y. Class
"A" Concrete; 61896 Lbg. Reinforcing
Steel; 120 L. F. Furnish and Deliver
16" Diam. Treated Timber Piles; 120
L. F. Driving 16" T. Timber Piles;
1930 L. F. Furnish and Deliver Std.
Treated Timber Piles; 1930 L. F.
Driving Std. Treated Timber Piles;
2 No. Move Buildings; 2 No. Remove
Old Structure; 3 No. Construct and
Maintain Temporary Detour and
Crossing; Remove Portion of old
wing wall and wing footing;
Gravel Base & Bituminous Surfacing
Contract
55398 Tons Stabilized Gravel Base
complete in place; 126242 Gal. Bi-
tumen SC-2 (Tackcoat) complete in
place; 13288 Tons Combined Aggre-
gates; 164771 Gal. Bitumen SC-7 for
mix; 40523 Gel, Bitumen RC2 with
sand for sealcoat complete in place;
Stock Plle~
I80 Tons Combined Aggregates;
2232 Gal. Bitumen SC7 for mix.
Gravel Base~Machine Mix Method
Bituminous Surfacing--Road Mix,
"],raveling Plant or Stationary Plant
Mix Methods.
Note: The Contractor will be permit
ted to tie the contract
the gravel bas
facing FAP 307~
NRH 307B He may
'act for FAP 3~
(1935)
blanks
from the State
at Bismarck,
•nd specifications are
division office of the
• tment at Dick-
the office of the
Department at Bls-
and also at the
the County Auditor in the
'herein the ~Ject or pro-
located. "
to be
of the pro-
to reject
to waive tech-
)t such as m~y
be determined to be for the best
Interests of the County and State.
8. Bidders must bid on all items
contained in the proposal blank, Any
bid or blds received for any number
of items less than those contained
In the proposal blank wil be con-
sidered as irregular and rejected a~
such.
9, "The attention of bidders Is dir-
ected to the Special Provisions cov-
ering subletting or asslnlng the con-
tract and to the use of DomestlO
Materials.
"The minimum wage paid to all
skilled labor on this project shall
he not less than eighty cents (80c)
per hour.
"The minimum wage paid to all
intermediate labor employed on this
project shall be not less than sixty-
five cents (65c) per hour.
" The minmum ~vage paid to all
unskilled labor ~ployed on this
project shall be ~ot les• than fifty
cents (50c) per q~ur.
"VChere board ~Is furnished by the ,:
contractor, a de~uctlon In the above ~
rate may be ~ade for the actua~:
cost of board~ but not to exce~
eighty cents I~r day, ,~
" The mln~/~blum wage to be~tld
to camp hellt may be on a ~ekly
or monthly~basls and sha~l$t~ot be
less than ~0ud be earne~t~Sy other
labor of sllhllar classtf~$~Ulor~ work-
ing the fu!~.number o~burs permit-
ted under,the specJ~provis[ons.
STATE tt[IGHW~]F~ DEPABTMEN'~
(Signed) ~ P~@IeL McGurre-n .....
~iglv~Ry Commissioner
Dated 3-~- 38.~
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