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PAGE 2 THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
THURSDAY,
Leo Rising syml~thize with them in Mrs.
Th- P-o'aen Valle-" News and Mr. anJ Mrs. C. Ba,%.~o~ome',v
~__~ D au . .. # ....... /visited at G. E; Schallo0£3 Sunday. !
A continuation of The lJeacn ~avance ana The ~eaen aevmw t Frank Bares ~as infection in his foot]
D. A. Wallace, W. R. Bratton, and H. E. Enderk /due to hurting~'it\w2th a pick-axe.
Editors and Publishers ] Fayne Kannen~g attended the
A weekly published every Thursday at Beach, North Dakota. senior ~lay in Bf~_h~day evening.
Bntered as second class mail matter at the Postoffice at Beach, The/Martin ~npt~ment Co., of Sent-
North Dakota. October 7, 1936, under the act of March 3, 1897 t nel ~ut~ d~verbd .a. tractor _to .Ca:l
~-^'~-+ .... tes furnished un-n re-uest uarl~on sa~traay wnicn a~r. ~aris
,-~uv~,~,,,~s -,* _ .... ~ .. ~ ..... had~urcl~sed. Oarl says that a tract-
Bubscription price $2.00 in No. ..... Da~., ~ainn., menu, ana ~o. ua~., o~- t~.~ao~'L- ^ J ....... De~er-'~nan ....... xarmmg wlm
Elsewhere $2.50 * horses.
~yone who already has a bed of
asparagus estabKshed in his garden
really has ag~mething to enjoy in the
~prtng. The gardener who doesn*t
have this early vegetable should plan
now to include 50 or 75 plants of asPar-
ague as a part of his long time garden
program.
Asparagus may be raised from seed,
but & year's time can be saved tf one-
year-old crowns are purchased frown a
seed house and set directly in the per-
manent ~d. ~ should be of the
Mary w~ va~ety.
The~ crowns are set in a trench 6
inches deep and covered with an inch
of soil. As the plane i~ow upward, the
"trench is gradually filled until by fall
the bed is level with the crowns buried
six inches deep. This gives protection
e4~ainst injury from cultivators and
frost.
A bed should come into two the third
year. ~ or til~ cgn be cut as
as they have reached a heisht of
from $ to S inches. This flint cutting
date iS n_4uslly about May 10 in North
~. The also is about the time
the Ij~dem~ is pls~tinK the feet of 1~
garden.
Cut~ in a mature bed can continue
for ~ weeks, but the plants must be
to grow f~o~ u~v 1 until
frost to store up food for next year's
e~ap. of t~ps. To~ are left standing
over winter to catch moisture l~oVtd-
ins mow. Th~ extra moisture not only
helps the asparagus bUt often aids the
rest of the garden as well.
.~paragus is prelm~'ed mu~h the
same as peas and can be eaten from
the garden during the cutting season.
It is also a desirable product home-
can~ed.
Beds of asparagus, once established,
require little care and are long-lived.
One ~6-y~ ar old p~ting at the NDAC
+expe~ment station has produced at the
rate of 1½ tons per acre for the past
several years.
A mimeographed circular on the cul-
ture of this desirable ~een vegetable
can be had from the Publications De-
~nent, N~AC, Fargo.
I I I H
BIG FOUR DISTRICT
I I
(Left out last week.)
Mr, and Mrs. R. T. Strand and
Henry strand are visiting at the Ed
Oswood home. Both men are brothers
to Mrs. Oawood. Mrs. Ed Oswood
returned home from Washington after
having been employed there for the
past six months.
Robert and Raymond ~everso~ have
been on the sick list the past two
weeks.
Mr. O. W. Youells and Mr. Ed 06-
wood called at the J. M. Stecker home
on Sunday.
Ray BroW~ and Harold Klttleson
were callers pt the Albert Still home
I~tmday.
Mr. A. F. Dob~ar was in the Dick-
inson hospital receiving treatment for
his eyes ~few days.
Mr. and~7,~.J.M. Stacker and
Marlyn and Mr~and Mrs. O. W.
Youelis were su~per~,uests at the Ellis
Stecker home Sundky.
Mr. and MrS. J. S. Schauer and
~amily were callers at the A. Iv. Doblar
hOme Sunday. ~
Mrs. C. IAn~k and Connie spen~
Friday afternoo~ at the J. M. Stecker
home. ~
Ra~,mond\Schd~:ter received a badly
bruised eye ~st ~eek when the too
with which he\~wa]~ working broke and
a portion of it ~!~ ~nto his eye.
Mr. and Mrs• ~ Brown and Mrs.
~ Brown ~roL~. ~ Wb~ and Olek-
insert on Friday.
Mr. Clifton Schaal has been suffer-
ing with rheumatism the past few
weeks. We wish him a speedy recovery.
ALPHA
(Left out last
Mrs. Nell Kennedy Is at
the J. K, Toft home
work.
BONNIE VIEW
I I
Mr. Olenn Stein drove to Dickinson
Thursday afternoon to spend his East-
er vacation.
There was no school at Bonnie View
on Good Friday.
John McCaskey came down to Beach
Friday afternoon from the CCC camp
at Sidney, Montana, to spend his
Easter vacation at home.
Mrs. Jack Callahan and son Roger
spent Saturday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. ~ack Still.
Raymond\Schauer had the misfort-
une to ~et ~ piece of steel in his eye
last wee~ wh~ working on the tractor.
He cons~ted ~ doctor on Saturday.
The m~ s~ol students of this vi-
cinity epe~t ~d~r Easter vacations at
their r~_i, ~m.ea.
The re~r)-~ m~t~ of the school
boa~ was h~ at~the Bonnie View
school last Tuesdsy 6~ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank~bIs were Beach
visitors last Friday.
The McCaskey family were guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Minor
at C~riyle on Easter Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. S. Strywskl and family, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Kldd and Tony Sokoloski
were aloe ~ thare that day.
I
GOLVA
IIIII
Mrs. Myrtle Falstad and children who
have been visiting her mother Mrs.
Thos. Kirkpatrick the past month, will
leave this week for Billings, l~ont.,
where she will join her husband and
reside there.
Mrs. A. M. Peterso~ and Miss Edna
and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nelson were
Dickinson visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. H. M. Funk and M2s. Ed Fischer
were shopping In BeaclT Friday.
Miss FlOrence Schult0qs in the Dick-
insert ho~ital sufferir~ from rheuma-
OONG~ATION£L
W .& SmRI~ Pum~
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Morning W~p at 11 a. m.
OhrMlan gndcavor at ~:15 p. m.
The Missionary Society will meet at
the home of Mr~ A. C. Mogie on Thurs-
da~of this week.
Bentinel Butte Services:
Unified Services at 9:~0 s. m.
Pilgrim Club at 6:15 p. m.
Try the Want Ads
PIA~ASA~gT V.~,I~Y
II
Fred KannenbCrg made a business
trip to Beach Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs.]V~. Bardell of Monan-
go, No. Dek. ~ere over night guests
at the Chas. Sl~z~mb home Wednesday.
They were on,their way ~ome after
~nd~ ~e ~r~ C~fo~U~.
Mrs
Ings, Montana ~t +u~:
Betty HoRa~ an~ Doro~ Wantke
called at the Chas, Slo~o~b home
Saturday on their way to o~esterheim
with a bunch of cattle. +~+
G. E. ShaUock called at the Jess
Houck home Sunday afternoon.
Win. Hollar called at G. E Shallock's
Sunday.
(Left o~at last week.)
Mr. and M~. E. Osterhout were
dinner guests ~tt O. E. Richmond's
and supper guests at J. D. Davldson's
Monday. [ h "
Mr. and MrS. G. E. Sc allock vis-
ited at+ H. Slt~s in Beach Tuesday.
W. A~ams ~nd D. Stover called at
Fred Ifat~en~erg's Tuesday.
Mr. and ~/~qr~ Rich~aond and
family were sd~per~gu~ ~t G. E.
Scballeck's Mon~e~~. ~i
Mrs. Henry Feldhusen an~daughter
Lucy, Mrs. Harold Feldhusen~/~d Mrs
cud Mrs. John Brettin were ~d~st~ of
iXlrs. E. O. Johnston We=lnesR~.
Mr. IAvermore and son ~idn :y
cMled at O. E. Richmond'~ Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Sites and family,
tism. { ,i
Mrs. J~.n Fischer/and Miss Adeline
were Beach shopperS Tuesday.
Miss FAlison of BMmaarck was a guest
of Mrs. l~bt Menl~ over Easter.
Pearl IKirkpatri~_ came home from
Casper, W~oming~ Prld~,y and will live
with her ~mct~ther Mrs. Kirkpat-
rick, her ~Ister]went to Louisiana to
live with h~r u~cle, Warren and faro-
Harold Nelson of Beach was a busi-
ness v~tor in Mva Thursday+ n~ght.
Wallace Hard and wife of near
Rhame were night guests of Mr. and
Mrs. L. Fasching Saturday.
After a month's visit J. Lang of
SprtngfleM, Minn., returned to his
home last week~ Mr. Lane bought the
old Jim Gowers farm while here and
is much impressed with the country.
Ke is a brother-ln-law of Tony and
Frank Xxeltinger.
Mrs. Violet Page who teaches north
of Dickinson and Httle sores Wallace
and Charles spent their Easter vacation
with her s~te~Mrs. Rudy Rising and
family. The~we~ callers at the W.
Page home ~s.d~ank
Mr. and Rumalae of
Carson, N. ~k.~ ~ere over Sunday
guests with hel~4un~ Mrs. John Fischer
and family. Mrs. R~malae was form-
erly Mary wlot~ and~whlle here spent
Sunday afternoon calll:ng on old friends
in Golva.
Mrs. Bert Covert and Mrs. Julius
Laresn were Dickinson shoppers Sat-
urday.
Dolores Schouboe entered the hospit-
al last week suffering from an attack
of appendicitis. Her many friends
hope she will soon recover.
L. D. Page who spent the winter in
town went out to the farm Monday to
commence spring's work.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Nlstler enter-
tafued a party of their relative~ at
dinner Easter ~unday.
W. B. Chappel of Dickinson was a
business visitor in town Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson have
moved to what is known as the Mur-
ray farm north of Rocky Butte.
George Ferguson who spent the wint-
this
LOW POWER alST
last week for Hysha~ where he will
assist his brothe~r-w~th his spring's
work. __ ~+,/ , ..
Wm. Naraam ~f Carltfie was
in
Golva
Saturday eallin~on--Z'fJ~dnds. I
The many fr~end~of Mr. and Mrs.
...--~i./
SUMMONS I
STATE OF NO~-H"-DAKOTA,
COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY, ]
In District Court.
Sixth Judicial District.
Roy A. Noyes. Plaintiff.
VS,
Beach Improvement Com-
pany of Beach, North Da-
kota; The Beach Improve-
ment Company (Incorpora-
ted) ; Beach Improvement
Company, a corporation, of
Miles City, Montana; James
Hunter; and all other per-
sons unknown claiming any
estate or interest in or lien
or encumbrance upon the
property described in the
Complaint, Defendants.
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKO-
TA TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE-
FENDANTS:
YOU are hereby summoned to
answer the Complaint in the above
entitled action, which is on file in
the office of the Clerk of the Dis-
trict Court of the Sixth Judicial
District in and for the County of
Golden Valley and State of North
Dakota and to serve a copy of your
answer to the said-Complaint on the
subscribers at their office in the
City of Beach, Golden Valley county.
North Dakota, within thirty (30)
days after the service of this sum-
mons upon you, exclusive of the day
of such service, a~ln case of your
failure to aPpear~or~kanswer, judg-
ment will be ta~n a~a_inst you by
default for the relief ~lemanded in
the Complaint. ~k
Dated this 31s~ day o~ March, A.
D. 1938. N~E & KUh ELD
KEOHAlS~[~ & t~l'~. ,
Attorneya~ for Pla~ptiff,
Office an d~Apost officer addr es s
Beach, No~,h Dakota~
NOTI~E :~
TO THE ABOVE NAMED D]~FEN-
]:)ANTS:
You, and each of you will pl=~e
take notice that the above enti~d
actlon is brought for the purpo~ of
quieting title in the plaintiff a~d of
depriving you, and each of y~u,.of
any and all interest in and ~o the
following described lands a~d pre-
mises situated in Goldel~ Valley
County, N~rth Dakota, to~it:
LotlJ It ~ 8. 41+ ~ 6 I~d ~ It
Bl~ek 4 %~ IR/ekaM~ Hellfktm
&ddl~oa ~to Beae&. l~brtla Da-
kota, le~ tke ~Joutk .45r feet ef
Loin 1. ~ amd ~ ia~Qloek 4 In
mid ]BMlek~jrdl Helglj~ls Addltiom.
heinz In dl~e fl~at~lbe~t Q, urte~'
($W1/I/4) o ~tlom ~4 In Town-
,,,,,+0. ;: ::,d..
Valley Coillty, l~l~la Dakota,.
and determi'l~ingl adverse clalm~
thereto. Furtl~r~that no personaz
claim is made ~inst you~ or either
the loss of the~¢ infant son~born in the
Dickinson h~pital where l~s. Rising
is very ll~/ All sincerely hop~ for her
speedy recovery. This was Mr. and
Mr. and
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Clinton Doubl&s of
ing freinds in town
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