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~URSDAY,
MARCH 23, 1939
Olstad Paintings Re.
ceive Favorable Publicity
INAR 0LSTAD PAINTING,
Einar Olstad, Bad lands rancher
has received considerable favor-
Publicity recently for his excel-
off Painting works, will have some
his Work exhibited at the Univer-
of North Dakota early in May,
to a recent Grand Porks
release.
Olstad, a self-taught artist, has
many pictures of animals and
in the Little Missouri riv-
badlands. He is one of the three
Dakotans to have works dis-
at the New York World's Fair.
Paul Bert, head of the University
Department, last summer spent 2
in the badlands with Olstad,
terms his Painting as "unique
outstanding.,, Barr feels that the
portrayal of the western
Dakota out-of-doors will re-
mucn recognition in the future.
"BULL OF THE BADLANDS"
has been selected by the Kansas City
YorkArt Institute World's for Fair. exhibition at the New
At present the News office has a
num~r of Mr. Oistad's painting on ex- '
hibit in its office, and anyone inter-
ested In seeing these fine works of art
are urged to come in and look them
over for themselves. Included in the
group now at the News office is Mr. l
Olstad's highly publicized 'Kaffee Lag,'i
a painting which he did more than 40
years ago.
Unified worship service at 10:15.
C. E. at 6:30; evening preaching
service at 7~0. The pastor will speak
l~tctured above is one of his paint- Montana, from March 7 to 19.
" Bull of the Bad Lands," which meetings were a success.
Courtesy of Fargo Forum
LOCALS
at both services after conducting an
Evangelical campaign at Absarokee, Harry '~Spit~" Spiegelberg was seen
on the streets of Dickinson Sunday.
The] Protect yourself with a
mel~Derahlp
In the Golden Valley Mutual Aid So-
NOW YOU
KNOW IT'S
SPRING
Beck Beer is ready--and that's one of
the most •welcome signs that it's really
Spring. A nourishing, flavorful bever-
age that will tone you up for the new
season that will refresh you at all
times. Phone for a supply at once!
CALL 60-M
COZY CAFE
Mrs. Roy Noyes returned to Beach
6unday evening from Medora whereI
she has been the past several weeksI
aiding in the care of her mother who
has been in ill health.
Kerman Brunsgard of Wibaux was
err last week end and took home a
new CC-3 Case tractor whchi he pur-
chased from the local dealer, A1 Long-
bottom.
Glen Wolf motored to Miles City on
Monday afternoon where h attended
a meeting of J. C. Penney managers
that evening.
E. F. Hasbreok is the proud posses-
or of a new Chevrolet car, purchased
from the Schulz agency here.
"Where The Boys Meet"
cicty, a local organization under reg-
ulation of the State Insurance Depart-
ment. N. Kirst, seCY. 13-tf.
Miss Ions Herr left for Miles City,
Montana, Sunday evening after hav-
ing spent the week end at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
, Herr.
! Mrs. W. Wallace returned home by
~train from Dickinson where she had
:spent a week assisting in the care of
i Mrs. Russell, mother of Mrs. I. I.
'Grtndstuen, who is seriously ill.
Mrs. C. C. Honstein went to Dick-
lnson by bus Tuesday morning of this
week, spending the clay there on btml-
'ness and returning that evening.
Dr. Rlesland, the eye sight ~cial-
ist may be consulted at the Golden
alley Hotel April 17 to 21. 25-tf
Mr. J. S. Ulfers, who has been quite
ill for the past six weeks, is slightly
improved, and on Monday of this week
celebrated his 80th birthday. Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. ~VIogle, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Hildebrandt and son George, Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Holstein were those who
helped to celebrate the occasion. The
folks brought a delicious birthday
lunch with them and Mr. Ulfers was
presented with several nice gifts.
"The Mermaid and the Pearl"~A
Colorful Painting gy the Well Known
Artist, llenry Clive. One of She Many
Interesting Features in the American
Weekly, the Magazine Dirtributed with
#.he ~UNDAY CHICAGO HERAI~
AM) EXAMINER~
Hiss Vera Hesch was ill several days
last week with an attack of the flu,
but was able to return to her school
duties the first of the week.
New llnoleum has been put down in
the lobby of the Golden Valley Hotel
which is one of the several fine im-
provements made there this spring.
NOTICE, FARMERS!
SPRING'S WORK WILL SOON BE HERE!
LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH
01LS - - GREASES - - FUELS
OUR PRODUCTS AND PRICES ARE RIGHT
Come in and see us before purchasing spring supplies
FARMERS UNION OIL CO.
Floyd Houck, Mgr. Beach, N. Dak.
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
GOLVA
By mistake we omitted sending the
I report of the delightful dinner party
given by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Clarin
and daughter Ruth, Sunday of last
week. The guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Chaffee, Mr. and Mrs. N.
Kane, Prof. Dooley, Miss Cecelia Mil-
ler, Miss Allison, Shirley Schafer and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clarin. Mrs. Clar-
in, who is noted for her excellent
cooking, served a banquet which all
enjoyed.
Get your CERESAN and treat your
grain now. Golva Drug Store. 24-2t
These balmy days are making the
farmers thing of spring work. Most
of the snow has disappeared.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Halgh entertained
very pleasantly Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Haigh of Beach, Duncan and
Flora McPhee and Frank Haigh. The
dinner was in honor of Prank Haigh
who expects to leave soon for Winona,
Minnesota.
Karnes Johnson was a Golva visitor
,+he first of the week.
Irene Moen was a week end visitor
at Lhe hLme of her friend, Isadora
Weinreis. The young folks attended
the show in BeaCh Sunday night.
A. J. Nist/er, who spent most of the
wh.,tcr in Minnesota visiting relatives,
relurncd to Golva the first of the
week.
Harold Larsen returned home from
South Dakota the past week. Harold
spent about six weeks there visiting
his parents.
Eernard Majurus, who attenled
b~.,eball school in California for t.~e
the winter, nas returned to GoDa for
a short vacation before going else-
wn~re.
A lmge number of classm~t~ ~t-
tended a birthday party honoring
Isado" a Weinreis and her broth~.r
Lyle at their home Friday night, Cards
were played and delicious refreshments
served.
Ernest schmitz received the appoint-
ment as marl carrier for the south
route out of Golva taking the place
of Win. carew who was temporarily
employed last winter. Ernie com-
menced his new work the first of the
week.
Marguerite Kreitinger and Florence
Fischer were Beach visitors Saturday.
The ladies of the Altar Society real-
ized a neat little sum from their Oy- I
ster Supper Friday night. Cards were l
)layed during the evening.
See us for your home remedies, etc.
3olva Drug Store. 24-2t
Frank Haigh was a Wibaux caller
Thursday. John Fischer accompanied
Frank to Beach.
John Raisler of Thelan was a caller
in Golva Friday.
Frnk Schouboe has been on the
sick list the past week suffering from
a bad cold.
The many friends of Mrs. George
Oldis were sorry to hear of her acci-
dent Friday (vening when she fell and
broke her arm. she had it set at
Beach and returned home Saturday.
A. M. Peterson was a Beach caller
on business Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs, John Tschida, Mrs.
Flora Funk and Miss Cecelia Miller
were Dickinson visitors Saturday.
~~ ,- . ~ -~J~ :
TROTTERS
Hazel Nelson left recently for Idaho
where her sister Carrie. lives.
Ray ~ Tasker has returned to his
home now, having recovered from the
measles.
We have been informed recently
that Wendall Tasker did not have
the measles after all. as was stated
in these items last week.
Bill Gifford spent a few days of
[last week at the Nelson home.
The Township Board of Pearl town-
ship met at the J, F. Crook home on
Tuesday to audit the clerk's and
treasurer's books.
Alice Sperry returned home from
Bismarck to attend to hou~hold du-
ties at her parental home until her
mother recovers from her illness. Alice
has been employed in Bismarck since
last fall.
Our Spring weather seems to have
arrived and the snow is rapidly dis-
appearing.
A. J. Nellermoe has Just recovered
from the flu.
Bill Gifford and Nels Nelson were
busy wrangling horses last Sunday.
The Red Owl auditor, Jack Jackson.
was a caller in town last Friday after-
noon.
COt4HISSION[RS' PRO'
C[[DIN6$
State ot North Dakota)
) ss
Coonty of Golden Valley)
March 14, 1939, 9:00 A. M. The
Board of County Commissioners
met Pursuant to adjournment with
all members present.
Oscar Olson appeared before the
Board regarding a farm contract
for seCtions 25 and 35 in 140-104.
No action was taken at this time,
T. E. Hudson appeared before the
Board and purchased all of Section
21 In 144-104 under contract.
10:00 A. M. The bids for books,
blanks, tax receipts and office sup-
plies were opened by the Board In
accordan~ce with advertised bids for
same.
Bids were submitted by .the Bis-
marck Tribune. Bismarck, No. Dak.,
The Knight Printing Company,
Fargo, No. Dak.. and The Globe
Gazette Printing Company Wahpe-
ton. No. Dak.
The Globe-Gazette Printing Com-
pany having,the lowest and best bid
were awarded the contract for one
year from April 1st 1939. The
Board instructed the County Audi-
t')r to return the checks to the un-
successful bidders and retain the
check from the Globc-Gazelte
Printing Company until the con-
tract is duty entered into and prop-
er bond furnished.
The EE~, of Section 22 in 14~
105 was leased to Chester Gasho for
the amount of $15.00,
Amos Gasho appeared before the
Board and leased the EUa of Sec-
tion 13 and the NE¼ and the SW~A
of Section 1.1 in 144-105 for a period
of tl~re~ years on crop payments.
Contract was issued and signed by
the tb~:trd.
An ,~ppiication for relief of aSS-
essmcnt of one Farm-All F-12 was
rvceived from Henry Feldbusen.
The E:oard approved and signed the
applicatieu as the tractor was pur-
chased after April 1st, 1938.
Geri~ardt Shallock o.ppeared be-
fore the I~oard and purchased Lots
15 and 21 in Block 2, Hunter's
F,l'st Addition to Beach. Deed for
Farm contracts were approved
a~,d si~ned by the Board for the
N~.~ (,f Section 35 in 138-105 and
the S2/~bE%. & the E½SW~., of
Section 18 in 139-103.
VCarrant No. 17530 which was is-
seed to 1)r. L. R. Forbes on Feb.
15th for the amount of $18.00 was
reduced to $6.00 for the reason that
all calls on patient were not re-
quested or necessary.
12:00 M. the Board adjourned and
reconvened at 1:00 P, M.
Paul Mogle appeared before the
Boar, I and leased the S~NE% of
section 11 in 139-106 for the season
of 1939.
BESOLUTION
Commlssloner Wosepka presented
the following resolution and moved
tts adoption:
WHEREAS. G. Eldon Longstreth,
executive secretary of the County
Welfare Board has requisitioned
Golden Valley county for a transfer
of $427.50 to the Social "Welfare
Fund of Golden Valley County as
the County's share of poor relief
for the months of February and
March, 1939.
NOW THEREFORE BE RESOL-
VEI), that the sum of $427.50 be and
is hereby transfered from the Poor
Fund to the Social Welfare Fund
of Golden Valley County and that
the County Auditor and County
Treasurer are hereby authorized to
make such transfer.
Upon being put to a vote all com-
missioners voted "aye" and resolu-
tion was adopted.
The Board appointed R. L. John-
ston assessor of Unorganized Town-
ships 137 and 138-103 and 136-105
and 136-106 and Ralph Mosser
assessor of Townships 143 and 144-
103 for the year 1939.
2:00 P. M. the County Welfare
Board met with the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners to discuss various
relief cases which had previously
been presented to the Welfare
Board,
The following bills'were audited.
approved and ordered paid by the
Board of County" Commissioners
subject to personal property taxes
due and delinouent.
Dr. W. C. Bradley, Quar-
antine cas~ s and mile-
age .......................................... 5.70
H,oward Stockwelk Prison-
er's Board ............................ 54.00
J. Clayton Russell, January
Salary and expenses ........ 114.85
Northwestern Bell Tele. Co.
February telephone bill .... 20.22
Hans Anderson, Coal for
Court House ........................ 62.61
Golden Valley News, Print-
in ..................... ~....~. o 74.17
Sentinel Butte . .'"N":
h2e, Interest on funds .......... 20.00
T Globe-Gazette Print-
Ing Co., Assessment sup-
plies ...................................... 249.31
The Globe-Gazette Print-
ing Co., office supplies . 75.17
Knight Printing Co.. office
supplies ............................. 20.35
Violet Anthony, for clerk
In seed loan office ............ 32.00
Glen P. Cook, Office sup-
plies .................................... 3.47
Glen P. Cook, Mileage .... 9.10
Herman F. Dletz, Mlle-
H,agweaiif §i:/;eEwgi'i:"i~iiie~'~g 4.407"42
Public Welfare Board of
N. D. Aid dependent
children ............................. 69.67
Puhlic Welfare Board of
N. D. O1(1 Age Assistance 216.00
Golden Valley Lumber Yard
Supplies for court house 7.19
i)avid M. Hewie. for oper-
atin~ snowplow ................ 7.~0
Ted Hoeck for road drag-
ging ........................................ 6.50
Herman Geyer, Six months
rent for cook-car used
on Odland Dam ................ 30.00
T.A. V¢osepka, Commis-
sioner's Service ................ 12.94
M. C. Tescher, Commis-
sioner's Service ............... 12.38
Lewis Odland. Commission-
er's Service ........................ 10.84
N. I. Waldal. I~reman on
WPA bridge 15.00
p. J. Schlllo, "See'(l'"'"LoaK
Clerk ...................................... 30.00
The following bills were audited
and approved bf the County Wel-
fare Board and submttted to the
Board of County Commissioners for
payment zubJect to personal proper-
ty taxes due and delinquent:
Dr. Lor~o R. Forbes and
Golden Valley County,
Medical care ................. 6.00
Mrs. Emil Smith. ('are of
Marie. Evelyn and Elsie
Falstad for February - 42.50
.Mrs. F. ~V. Pelton. care of
Margaret Hughes ............ 15.00
Adam Hoffman. care of
Rose Marie Falstad for
for February .................... 10.00
Sarah Brendemuhl, care of
H u gh,:,s children ........... ,22.76
Sarah Brendemutfl, care of
Hughes children .............. 33.15
Han.s Anderson. hauling
coal .................................. 1~.00
J. C. PenneT Co.. clothing 1~,.35
Sentinel Market, groceries 46.05
B,dsen's Store, groceries ... 29.58
Red Owl Store No. 162. gro-
ceries 28.56
Ted Thompson. grocemes 12.24
Miller & VViet,ng. groceries 'a,2,64
Paul Horn. hauling coal .... 10.00
J. M. Still, Welfare Board
meetinL~ .......................... 2.68
T. A. ~.Vosepka, Welfare
Board meeting .................... 3.94
Mrs. H. R. Thompson. Wel-
fare Board meeting "'a'I'~i 1.00
Bert Mogle, March cash 10.00
Mrs. Alice Shaefer, March
cash aid ................................ 15.00
Mrs. Kathrina Strohmeyer,
Mareh cash aid ................ 10.00
Mrs. Ida Latterai, March
cash aid ................................ 15.00
Mrs. Ura ~,Vyckoff, March
cash aid ................................ 10.00
Chas. P. Reed. gas and oil 1.72
Sawyer Hardware. Dyna-
mite and fuse for relief
coal mine ............................ 21.17
Culp Truck Line, Freight
on surplus commodities 19.69
E. C. Kinney, repair work
for relief coal mine .... 3.80
Clifford Bartlmlomew, $1ellv-
erzng commodities ............ 1.00
Edward Hale and Golden
Valley County, supple-
mentary salary for Feb-
10.b0
ruar ....................................
The G~be-Gazette Printing
Co.. office supplies .......... 14.07
Northwestern Bell Tclephon(~
Co., service for February 3.93
Wall Drug Co., drugs ........ 1.21,
Woodward Drug Co., drugs 15.12
Dr. V. G. Morri.% medical
care ....................... 4.00
Dr. W. C. Bradley. ~mdical
care ................... 17.~}
.Golden Valley Lumber"Ya'r'd.
Lumber and supplies for
Lewis house 9.48
Olau,s Rlshovd r;iu~gi~'g ....
work at E] Willis house 3.30
Glenn P. Cook. house rent
for Jan. 23 to Feb. 23 .... 12.00
M. E. Northrop, house ren¢
for February, 1939 ........... 5.00
Albin ~)minskl, house rent
forFe ebruary. 1939 ........... 5.00
b'armers & Merchants Bank.
by order of Ruby E.
I)Oerner hoard, roowl and
I e:tre of Agn(.~ Dunnigan 62.40
CO Illty Tre&stlrer. transpor-
tation $15.9q1 stamps $3.00;
freight $'i0.20 ................... 59.10
(1. P]hhm l.ongstreth, mite-
63.84
~t~e .....................
G. l'~Idpn L,.nEstreth. salary
f{*r February ........ 135.00
June Mill~. ~ab~rY for Feb-
ruarv ................... ~0.00
5:30 i). m. The Board adjotlrned
to me~t (m %'ednesday. Marei~ 15.
March 15th. 1939. 9:00 A. M. The
l,~oard of {]OUUt y (~orl'ilni.qs] oner~ ]net
PAGE 7
pursuant to adjournment with all
members present.
C. G. Johnson appeared before
the Board and made arrangements
to purchase all of Block 22 except-
ing lots 11, 12, 19 and 20. Upon
payment of one fourth of appraised
price a contract for deed will be is-
sued to Mr. Johnson.
Regular rouline business was dis-
posed of until noon when the Board~
adjourned and reconvened at 1 P.
M. with all members presen~t.
A delegation from Sentinel Butte
appeared-before the Board to dis-
cuss plans for a proposed "~V. P. A.
project to be opened up in the
county soon. Plans will be submit-
ted to ti~e WPA area engineer.
~enneth Pi,;er.
The matter of holding al~ asses-
sor's meeting was diseucsed hy the
Board and it wa~s decided to not
hold an assessor's meeting this year
on account of the added expenso
to the County.
The following res~lution was of-
fered by Mr. Tescher and upon mo-
tion adopted:
Whereas, It is a matter of com-
men knowledge that a statewide
special election t~ contemplated In
referendum of certain acts of the
1939 legislative session of th~ Stat~
of North Dakota, and that such
referendum will he accompanied by
certain initiated measures, and
Whereas, Golden Valley County
will have to bear its share of the
expense of such special election run-
ning to several hundred dollar~,
which the county cannot well af-
ford, and
Whereas, we deem it absolutely
essential that all unnecessary ex-
pense be avoided because of the
straitened financial circumstan-
ces of the county and the entire
state at large,
Therefore, Be it Resolved that
this Board of County Commissioner~
make public a request to all tax-
payers and voters to refrain from
signing any petitions that call for
any such ~pecial eletion, and tc~
discourage the circulation of sal&
petitions by all legitimate means
and to keep in mind that the ex-
pense of such ~peclal election will
far outweigh any benefits to be de-
rived from it.
Motion was seconded by Commis-
sioner Wosepka, and upon betng
put to a vote, all commissioners
voted "'aye" and m~0tion wa~ de-
clared carried and resolution adopt-
ed.
At 5:00 P. M. the Board adjourned.
M, C. TESCHER,
Chairman of the Board of
County Commissioners, Oolden
Valley County, North Dakota.
Attest:
Minnie Smith,
County Auditor.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL EXECUTIOI~
SALE
Notlee la hereby glvcn:
'Dhat by virtue of a Judgment an(~
decree of foreclosure and sale en-
tered on the 2nd day of March, A.
D., 1939 in an action in tne D.s-
trlct Co~lrt of f~ol~en Valley Cotl~-
ty, Sixth Jud'clal D~trict of the
State of North I)ak~ta, wherein The
Federal Farm Mortgage Corpora°
tlon, a corporation, was Plaintiff,
and Albert A. Meyer and Farmers
& Merchants Bank. a North Dakota
banking corporation, of Beach,
North Dakota, were Defendants;
and a s~ecial execution issued
thereon, the undersigned sheriff of
Golden Valley County and State of
North Dakota, for tnat purposo
apolnLed will se]! at 1)ubllc uuctlon
at the front door of the Court House
at Beach, in the County of Golder~
Valley and State of North Dakota,
on the'4th day of April A. D. 1939, at
the hour of two o'clock p. m. of that
day, that certain real property and
mortgaged premise~ situated in the
County of Golden Valley and State
of North Dakota, directed tn said
Judgment and special execution to
be sold. and more particularly des-
cribed as follows:
The Northeast Quarter ( N-
El/4), the East Hnlf of ~he West
Half (Ey~Wt/2), and Lot~ One.
(]). Two (2), Three (3), and
Four (4), Section Eighteen (IS)I-
Also the Northeast Quarter
(NEV4), the East Half of the
We~t Half (E~W~2) and I,ota
One (1), Two (2), Three (S),.
and Four (4), ~¢etion Ntnetee~
(I9), All in Township One Hun-
dred Forty-two (1421 North,
Range One Hundred Five (1~
Wes/;
or so much thereof as may be ne-
cessary to satisfy suchI Judgment
and costs amounting n all to
$2701.2~, with interest thereon from
the date of 8aid Judgment and the
accruing COSTS of sale.
Dated-
2nd day of March, A. D.
1939.
GLENN P. COOK
Sheriff of Golden Valley Courtly,
North Dakota.
Tobias D. Casey,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Dickinson, N. Dak.
March 9-16-23
CITATION HE'ARING PETITION
TO ESTABLISH RIGHT OF
HEIRSHIP TO REAL
PROPli~ItT Y
State of North Dakota
County ,:f Colden Valley.
In County Court.
Before H¢,n. A. E. Kasticn. Judge
IN THE MATTh]I( OF THE mS-
TATE ()F ItENRY C. (}LAZIER, DE-
CEASED.
William E. Glazier,
Petitioner.
vs.
Pearl H. Bundren, Mable
Baughman. Alma Peter-
son. Evelyn Bryson, Clar-
ence Glazier, Chester (]la-
zier, and all other per-
sons unknown claiming
any estate or in~eres~
in or llen or encumbrance
upon the property des-
cribed in the petition or
against the estate of said
deceased.
Respondents.
TH~ STATE OF NORTH DA-
KOTA to the above named Respon-
dents, and all other persons un-
known clatmlng any esta'te, or I~-
terest in, or lien or encumbrance
upon the property described in the
petition or against the estate of
said deceased;
You and each of you. are hereby
r:otified ~bal Willia~:n 12. ~Hazler. ~,f
Carlyle, Montana, has filed In the
County Court of the said County of
Golden Vaitey ~tate of Nor~th'Da-
kota, hts duly" verified petition pray-
inf for t (]~cree ascertaining andes-
~ahllshing the right of succession tO
tht- r~qtl -stale within the County of
Golden Valley and State of N~rth
Dakota of which Henry C. Glazier,
late of'the County of'Golden Val-
ley and Slate of North Dakota,
(lied seized; which real estate ls
described as follows, to-wit:
Northeast Quarter (NEVd) of
Neetlon Twenty-four (24) tn
Townshtp One Huudred Thir-
ty-six (136t North, of Ranffe
One Hundred Six (I06) West,
of tke Fifth Prlaelpal Meridian
In Golden Valley County, North
Dakota.
And that Monday, the 3rd day of
April A. D. 1939 at ten o'clock in
the forenoon of that day, at the
Court Room of this COurt, at the
Court House in the City of Beach,
County of Golden Valley and State
of North Dakota. has been set by
order of this said Court, as the time
and place of hearing said petition;
a! which ~ime and place any per*
son interested may appear and ob*
Ject to 1he granting of said pe-
tition.
And you and each of you, are
hereby ci.led and required then and
there to be and appear before this
said Court and show cause, if any
there be, why said petition should
~mt be granted.
Let the service of the above cite-
ion be made in the manner Provid-
ed by law.
Dated this 14th day of March A.
D. 1939.
A. E. KASTIEN,
Judg~ of the County Court,
JOHN I~EO HANI~,
Attorne:~ for Petitioner,
Be~ch. North Dakota.
March 16-23