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THE BEACH REVIEW
Published every Thursday at Beach, North Dakota
H. E. ENDERLE and D. A. WALLACE, Editors and Publishers
Subscriptions $2.00 per year in advance
as second class matter September 18, 1931, at the postoffice at
Beach, North Dakota, under the act of March 3, 1879.
Advertising rates furnished upon request.
paper of the City of Beach and of Golden Valley county
PLAYDAY HERE TOMORROW
L.'_,~Z :E_L -
The an, nual Golden Valley County Playday is sched-
to be held in Beach tomorrow add hundreds of chil-
from every school in, the county, both rural and in
various towns, are eagerly looking forward to the
Playday has proved to be one of the big days of
year for practically every school student in the county,
particularly those in the rural schools, of course, and
present indications and preparations being made by
in charge, an affair bigger and better than ever be-
is in store for all. Local school officials, together with
.the Lions Club, are working hard to make Playday an even
~igger success this year than it ever has been before, and
Lihe cooperation of all is urged and anticipated in putting
~it over."
Extra features this year should add to the interest in
~la, yda$- The free movie for
• children, in the afternoon is
One thing that is immensely enjoyed by all the kids, some
ff whom have never seen a moving picture show and pro-
ably would not have an, opportunity to do so for some
otherwise. The presence of the Sentinel Butte high
School band here that day is another feature that is highly
COmmendable, it bein~ the only high school band this side
Of bickinson. The very fact that a band is present always
:~ems to help the general spirit of the day on, such occa-
Si0ns, and helps to create a holiday atmosphere.
With any good fortune at all in weather, Playday this
ear seems destined to be one of the outstanding events
1935 in our county, and the efforts put forth by those
| ~ho have worked to make it a success, will have been re-
i~arded.
REMEMBER POPPY DAY
| iHdw long is public memory and how enduring is na-
|! iiOnal gratitucle ? This question, will be answered in bright
| red poppies worn over the hearts of all who remember
[arid are grateful to those who sacrificed their lives in the
| llation s defense seventeen years ago.
The women' of the American ,Legion Auxliiay will
|~istribute the flowers on the streets. They remember.
"~o| :~O_me of their own lie in the poppy-studded cemeteries in
[ I~Vance. Ever since the war they have been devoting their
ies to aid those left dependent, to help those who
back disabled, and to carry on in peace for the cause
democracy. And on Poppy Day they will give
services so that the rest of us may show that we, too,
~ember.
The money which goes into the coin, boxes of the
i L l~py workers will all be expended in the welfare work
,~:the°" Legion and Auxiliary during the coming year, the
. illk of it right here in, our own city. Thus the little poppy
:yill give us an opportunity to prove that our money and
Iratitude for the sacrifices made for America during the
t~ar still enable us to honor those for whom we can do
~o more and aiding those yet within reach of human help.
County Times.
issioners'
Proceedings
llll
of North Dakota
ss"
of Golden Valley
A. M., May 3rd, 1935. The
of County Commlssionera met
to adjournment with all
present.
Margaret Thein appeared be-
Board in regard to purchase
house, located on part lots
and 15, Block 4, original town-
Beach, N. Dak., and agreed
$500.D0 cash for same and
by the Board.
appeared in regard
printing.
Anna Vlasoff appeared be-
Board relative,, to Pete Cook.
derided to transfer him
County house, rather than in-
payment to Miss V|asoff for
from $7.00 to $15.00 pay-
County.
Albert Anderson appeared be-
Board re|alive to payment
bill for Mr. Anderson.
agreed to pay tile bill if he
to, and he could work
' Doyle appeared before the
, in regard to land which he
described as belonging to the
¢. The Board cheeked the de-
and found s~tme to "he p.
Auditor was instructed to
laolicy witil the National Lib-
asurance Co., on Tailor shop
the St. Paul Fire & Marina
Co.. on ,~cherle residence,
having been sold, and
return of unearned prem-
Clyde Poly appeared before
relattve to relief for Ole
of Sentinel Township. Board
to allow, not to exceed three
and bna~a, at Thee-
Wyoming, and not to ex-
week and railroad
and return and
$18.~4.
adjourned 12:00 noon.
met at 1:00 P. M. with all
bids were received
as per advertising for
grader, Bids on file sa for
Ktlzer on No. 43 Contrsct-
second hand machine
amount of $1000.00
received
Sheet & Iron
Austin Contractors Special
0Gr~ler, for the amount of
W. T. Craven, received
J. D. Adams Co., ~levat-
No. 42, for the amount
of $3365.00 less 2 per rent discount
for ,..:ash.
By Mr. J J. Niehenke, received
from the Tractor & EquiPment Co..
Caterpillar Model No. 42. Sidney,
Mont.. for the Rmount of $3305.00.
less 2 per cent discount for cash.
After due consideration of bids
submitted. Conlmissioner %Vosepka
made a motion to accept the bid of
the Tractor & Equipment Co.. Sid-
ney, Mont. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Odland. and all mem-
bers voted "Ave." Motion carried.
The Board of County Commissioners
entered into a contract to place an
order for Model No. 42 Elevating
Grader for the price of $3365.00 less
2 per cent discount. Check of Tract-
or & Equipment Co. held until de-
livery of Grader.
Chairman of Board and County
Auditor signed deed to Auditor's
Tract A-12, part of lots 13. 14 and
15, Block 4 original townsite of
Beach, N. Dak., to Mrs. Margaret
Thein for the amotnt of $500.00.
Chairman of Board and County Aud-
itor assigned policY of insurance on
building to Mrs. Margaret Thein on
order of Board. Mrs. Thein paying
$6.83, bt:ing unearned premium on
policy.
It was moved by Commissioner Od-
land that the following resolution be
adopted.
WHEREAS. pursuant to orders of
the Board of County Commissioners.
all persons interested in the purchase
of the old Mat Luntzer tailor shop.
owned by Golden Valley County. were
instructed to file l~tds for the Pur-
chase of the same, and
WHEREAS. M. J. Prociv and Joe
Proetv filed the highest bid, being in
the amount of $186.50 for the same.
BE IT RESOLVED That the actlon
of the County Auditor in receiving
said bids be. and the same hereby
Is approved and confirmed, and that
the Chairman of the Board and the
County Auditor be. and hereby are
authorized to execute a bill of sale
for said building to such bidders
named,
BE It Further Resolved That said
funds derived from said sale be plac-
ed in the Court 1-louse Sinking Fund,
Motion seconded by Wosepk% and
upon being put to a vote. all com-
missioners voted "aye" Kffd resolu-
tion was declared adbpted.
It was moved by WesePllk@ that the
following resolution be adopted:
WHEREAS ITPON THE SALE OF
THE J. A. lVHler house the sum of
$500.00 wa~ received and the taxes
thereon at the time the County ac-
quired title was $164,80. and
WHEREAS After payment of such
taxes made there will remain sum of
$335.20 as an overplus to the County
upon such sale. and
WHEREAS IT appears to the Board
lhat it is to the best interests of
Oolden Valley County to pay bonds
chargeable to the Court House Sink-
ing Fund to save interest on such
bonds.
Be it Therefore Resolved That the
said sum of $~35.20 be Placed in ths
Court I~ouse Sinking Fund for pay-
ment of such bonds.
Motion sa~onded by Odland, and
THE BEACH REVIEW
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THINGS THAT NEVER hnvw:,
upon brier put to a. vote all com-
nlissioners voted "aye" and resolu-
tion declared adopted.
The BOal'd lease(l aR of section
!)--142--105 to D. I~. Kukowski for
one year for the amount of $10.00.
Upon applieation of F. J. Haigil
permission is greeted l)y tile Board
of ('OUllty Conlmissioners tO there
his beer l)a.rlor from Lot 2 in Block
12 tO Lot I0 in Block 16 original
townsite of Go[va, N. l)ak., and to
rise the license issued to ]lilll on Oct.
4th. 1934 at Sl.h.h new lee:Ilion.
County Agent Ru,ssell appeared ~,,~-
fore the l:~oard relative to County
l~oard signing for aid ill (;rass topper
rm tirol.
~lovod hy ()dJand. seco ]fed by VY'o-
sepka, that the chairman of the
I~oard be, and hereby is authorized
to mare apl)licalioa for Federal Aid
]I' ( ;r:,sl)o])per CO?HrOI. I'pon I)('~n~
I,tlt to a vote. all ('mnmissioners vot-
ed "Yes" and motiou declared car-
ried.
Board :~tljom'?led :tt 5:30 P. M. to
meet nt 9:~)0 A. M. 5T'y 4th, 193~.
8:3fl A. M. May 4th. 1935. Tbo
I:~O}ll'd O[" ('U Ill .~ ( ClllnllSSlOllers lnet
l)ursuant Io iI dJournnlellt with all
nleI~tbers ill.cSellt .
Mrs. T'enn y anti Mrs. Ameal
Schaefer a.Ppeared hefore the Board
to make arrangements for groceries.
now -~la.t they have heen removed
from Federal relief. Matter taken
under advisement
Ed C.arney and Christ Stokken ap-
I]ea~ed before the Board relative to
road petitions in Delhi township.
They were allowed to amend peti-
tion filed Sept. 1934 by securing new
petition.
Mrs. E. A. Ernest and Elnor Nord-
by appeared in connection with care
of indigents at County House and
discussed relief persons: Under Fed-
er~al regulations tlie Federal govern-
l)'~Jl]r ISSUES lie lurtil~*r I'(~{e~" tO ua-
employables and County must luruish
everything for operation of County
House. Commissioners agreed to ad-
vance Mrs. Ernest, as County pur-
chasing agent, $9.00 per month for
food "and supples, for each person iu
Counly House. There being three
persons in the Coullty home, tile
Board authorized fasnanee Of warraut
for the amount nf $27.00 for tile
month st May, ~'h's. b]rnest to fur-
,'lish itemized statement Of exl,endi-
lures and tO ac(-ollut I0 tile Board
for any unexpeuded halanco.
(?Ollilt Hd}lt)r iIISIIueIo(] tO II()ti-
fy T. E. I'lud~on that County will
not he resllonsibh; for rent on Mrs
,Tobit Pierzilln's heuse, site having
ma rried.
rloard allowed lots 22 az~d 23 in
Rloc.k 2 Hunter's second addition for
gardel~ of County house.
Mr. Nordl')y notified the Heard that
IIO further iq'c, | (* ~:'i"~ re,h..I ;VI ,laid ha
exli.tldi.d lilt(| (-'OUll|y 1voUld have to
:l:~k, Ullle ¢!(lnli)lett~ (ulre of the fotlow-
ill~ PerHOtl.~;: ll'~,'ill I,~al~,s, i'elcr Cook.
.To/ill (~reKorv. l{r,se lI:lltCrnl,gn, ]:~(,r-
/D/in ](elttler. St.. A [,. Cunning-
ham. Emma. t~,lusil. Rertha Mvrmm
~i" I I 1 . .Xi Illicit (h!O Nil|tel'. \'~fflter
lq'llriy, ,JoReDh Iqosik. Mrs Walter
] '(!llnv. I'll | ;t ]{OIIR[!. -%] l". and Mrs.
A Ine:ll Seila (~fcl'. ~,]r. nnd Mrs. A.
A1 . Siod(hu'd nln] Paul Thoemk,,.
~oard t.ook lad 1 for Of (':ire Of such
persons nnder advisctnellt.
Gee. M~)g]e appeared before the
Board rehltivc to securing work on
the grasshoppe.r extermination pro-
ffram Made applieatior] for work On
the program. Board informed him
ttiM he would have the ~ame work tf
the PrOgTa~r/ wds tnlken up.
R6ard adjourned at 12:30 for noon.
Board rceonvened at 1:00 p. M.
with all members present.
The Board authorized leasing to
Andrew Carlson six acres in Glen-
ffaven Park for $10.00 for 1935
Ralph Moaser appeared and asked
permission to complete work of pois-
oning pralrie (lo'~s b] 7'0wnsnlp 143-
103. Board authorized work not to
exceed four days. if any work ne-
cessary.
Mrs. Lurille Tlnl[and :tppear,~d ask-
ing for relief, q'he 1~o3r,] fouud that
she Is a residcq~ ¢,f N:,trl( cou-.u, alld
ordered the Htate's Attorney to
write to Stark county about the
matter.
The Roa.rd oalicd in Doctor Lyons
for consultation on county matters.
Mrs Penny g~tld Mra. Schaefer aP-
Peared again asking for relief. The
Board Rave Mrs. Penny an order
for $5.00 for two weeks and gave
Mrs. Scbaefer anorder for $g.00.
,loire l~ierzna and Bert Palmer aP-
peared re/atlve to the County Beer
regulations.
t.:ommissloner WosePka presented
the following resolution and moved
its adoption :
RESOLUTION
WI4EREAS. The Resohltion passed
by this board on April 6th. ]935. pro-
viding for the regulatiou and li-
censing of the sale of beer at retail
provides that no beer shall be sold
on Sundays. and
WHEREAS. Vendors of beer at re-
tail have appearsd before this Board
nnd asked that some change be made
Jn such Provision. and It appearing
to the best interests of the County
that such ehan~e he made.
NOW. THEItEPORE. Be It Re-
solved that Section g of such regu-
lations be ~anged and amended to
read as follows:
That No sales of beer shall I~a
made on Sunday Prior to the
hour of 1:00 p. m. or after the
hour of 7:00 1'. M.. uor on el|
other days between the hours of
11:00 o'clock P. M. and 7'00
o'clock A. M. nf the. next .~uc-
ceeding day and no beer what-
ever shall ba consumed or vehl
upon 8~id Prom~,sos Guring said
prohibited time.
t3o It Resolved Further. That all
~eaXts of such regulation in eohfl[~t
rewlth be, and the same are, rv-
p~led.
At the request of Chalrmsar ~lt't(-
patrick, Commissioner Odland took
the chair. Conlmissioner Kirkl,atrick
then second,.~d the motion, and upon
being put to a vote, the followir.g
vote was had:
Woscpka, - Ye~i
Od]and. - No
Kirkpatriek. - Yes
Motion was dectared carried and
resolution adopted.
The Board authorized the Clerk of
Court and Register of Deeds to h~tve
a clerk lo assist in his Oilier for teu
da ys.
5:00 P. M. Boa~xl adjourucd t,
meet May 6th, 1935.
9:00 A. ,M. May 61h, 1935 lhe
Board of County Commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment witit all
members present.
A. M. Stoddard appeared i,etole
the I~oard in regard lo poor relief.
The Roard agreed to allow him au
order for the amount of $5.00.
Commissioner %Vosepka pr6sented
the following resolution and moved
its adol)tiou:
RESOLUTION
WHICI*,EA N On May 4th, 1935.
BerL I'almer filed an aDI)lieation to
sell beer at retail whieh said appli-
cation is in due and regular form.
and
WHEREAS. It appears that said
application shoukl be granted and li-
cense issued thereon, and that the
~equirement that application be filed
five (5) days prior to the meeting of
the Board ~t which the same is
granted should be waived.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE-
SOLVI~D, That C,o]den Valley County
do issue license tn sell beer at re-
tail covering the following descirbed
premises in Golden Valley County,
North Dakota. to-wit:
That certain brick building and
in the lower floor or basement
thereof, located on the North-
~ ast Quarter, (NEPAl of Section
iX, (6) iu Towtlship One Hun-
dred Thirty-Eight (138 I, North,
of Range One l~Iundked Five.
(105). West. of the Fifth Prin-
Cipal Meridian in Golden Valley
County. North Dakota.
the said Bert Palmer having paid the
sum of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) for
said license, and the Chairman of the
Board of County Commissioners amd
the County Auditor are authorized to
issue satd license on behalf of Gold-
en Valley C.ounty.
Motion was seconded by Commis-
sioner Odland and upon being PUt to
a vote, all Commissioners voted
"ave" -and ttlc motiou was declared
adopted
Commissioner ~Vosepka presented
the following resolution and moved
its adoption:
RESOLUTION
WI-IJ~REAS. On May 6th. 1935,
John Pierzina filed an application to
sell beer at retail m (}olden Valley
~ounty which said al)pllcation is in
duc and proper form. and
WHEREAS, It appears that said
application should be granted and ]i-
('ense issued thereon and that the
~tPPlJcation be deemed timely filed
and the requirement that same be
filed five days before meeting of the
Board at which llcense is issued be
waived,
NOW THERI'~FORE. BE IT I{E-
SOLVEb. That G'olden Valley County
do issue license to sell beer at retail
covering the followinK:
The West 290.90 feet of the
S W ~ SW I~ of Seetiou 24-140-
106,
the said John Pierglna having filed
receipt for payment of $50.00 ns re-
quired by regulations of this Board,
and that the Chairman of the Board
of County Commissioners and the
County Auditor be and hereby are
authorized to issue license on behalf
of said county.
Motion was seconded by Odland
and upon being U[ to a VOte, all ecru-
missioners voted "aye" and motion
wqs deeP,red carried and resolution
t~dopted.
Roard adjourned 12:00 noon.
May 6th. 1935. Board reeonvened at
1:00 p. M. with "til members present.
George Nutter appeared before the
P.oard regarding his old age pension
apl)lieation. Upon reconsideration the
12card decided to allow him a pen-
sion of $I50.00 her year and entered
:tu order accordingly.
Rertha Myrmo appeared before the
l;oard and made application for old
a~'e Pension. It was moved by WO-
scpka that she be allowed old age
pension of $150.00 Per year and that
no notiee of, hearln~ be l~iven. Mo-
tion seonn([ed Ly Odland and earried
end order duly signed.
Aisle Schrom appeared before the
Roard relative to securing transport-
ation baok to Minnesota. Matter
taken under edvisement until Mr.
Nordhy could be interviewed.
Board proeeede¢t to a consideration
Of names to he snbmitt~! for aP-
nointment to the County Welfare
Board to have charge nf County re-
li~f pursuant to ~rovlslons of House
Bill No. 362 of I9.~5 Session I~.ws
and submitted ssme to State Welfare
Board.
Commissioner Odland ~,r,~m,rlte,+ the
following resolution and moved it~
adoption :
R~SOLUTION
W~tERI~AR. IT. B No. 3~ Passed
by the 1935 Session of the North Da-
kota legislature requires that thls
Board shall make the appointment of
members of the County Welfare,,
l~oard With the ,~dvice and aplaoval
st the 8tats Welfare Board and
WHEREAS. Thta Board ba~ ~nr,-
mitted the names of persons to be
appointed to the Count/ Welfare
Board to conslet of seven members,
to the State ~'elfare Bosrd. and
VeH~REA~q, The law provides that
the Commt~ioners may provide for
the payment of expeeses to th~
membet~ aprmlnted to such 18card.
and It .aPl~l~ thst in f~ tO
Persons aetlng u~m suvh ]~u'd, ex-
Penses for meet/ngs necessary should
be ])aid hy Gotden Valley County,
NOW, "rl[l~HH,:FOitl~, BE IT RE-
SOLVED, That the members of the
County %Velfare Hoard shnll receive
as exl)en~es for services upon such
Hoard the sUln of $1.00 p0r nlcetil!~
attended I,,t" such iTlelllbers, and five
eeat:s for each Ini]o actultlly and ne-
cessariiy trave]ed to and from au('h
n, ceting, payn,e It to be n]ade by th's
('ountv upon ite,nize(I statements ap-
proved by the Board.
~lO| iell see(reded by Commissioner
W()~cpk;I nnd nl)on being ut a vote
;all ille]nbers voted "aye" and lno-
tit)l, %vas (lec]are(] c~rrled and reso-
lution adopf~d.
"J'he fo]lowlog bills Were audited.
approved and ordered paid snhJeet
tO personal property taxes due or ~e-
]irttllleIIt :
Mrs. I,]. A. I-:rneat, rare O(
poor .................... $ 27.,)f
T. 2\. (;i]nlHn. dr:tyafft, .... 6.50
A. I']. ]{Hstiell. ,':li]ro:lll fare
to and from 1)ieldnsrm .. 2.60
i{;I IISOll i,,llnl)er ;lilt| t{ard-
%ell i'e ("o., hlni~;i.r and
paint, ...................... 9.12
S('iiFo0(ler }laFdvvaI't% lll.'/t{,i'-
iai for court house . ..... 3.70
.~Irs. Ann 1,~rnest. (,are of
Cecil (Iross .............. .1.50
Swat,- 1,'im.l~ Oil ('~Iq,.,
~'ense for tractor nnd flSr
grader . ................... 136.5~
In'. V. ( ]. .Morris. exanlJl)~l-
tion of %Vin. (~ordoe and
meclillg of ]~()ard ...... I" i~ 1
Ed Kw,~'h. lnl,or tm water
systen) at coilntv tltn/~e.. 2. "tP
St. .loire's (,rlqlall:,gl,. care
of ]lownrd ;Ind ('urtis
hlusil .................... :i0 Ill
(']la us l:ish,>v,/, rel)airiw, z
le~t (y NI]l'f~l ('~¢ alld one
fnlle0t .................... 7.0/
Beach ,~dvalHCe. for |)l'illtillg
silori~":~ l~ot ioos .......... 5.0G
Rlan(~i]e IL Mover, lo right
#it' %Vak :tt)d Iff)I'I'OW 1)i|S nil
Lots 6 and 7, Block 1R.
Ne:tr's let Arl(t, to t~caelh
N. Dak., nnd NI,I~4 of see-
tion 2|;--140---10~; for IT. S.
Highway No. l0 ........ 60.00
T. l~. 1,:ls~ell. Wel(iieK On
('OUIItV l P:tclor . ......... 10.00
Aaron SliOOk. (-~O;11 for cruet
house and Couuty house 13,25
Herman I,'. l)ie|z, Mileage g.65
Ti~e |~tobe-(Jnzotte Ptg. Co.,
50 blanks form 03143 .... 1.7¢;
"Phe Beach Review, Printing 156.9!
~[I'S. Anna Meyer, Meals
for tra nsien|.q ............ 20.|;|}
• 1. i'. ,~nrcnst)ll, t[eIlairs for
tra0tor ................... 33.10
l':rnest l~. ?',relsoa, V¢orl¢ (hi
So,~,] l,oa ns .............. .t0.00
1. I':. llel-ln, exlr.,elit~g t*.elh
for prmr , ................. 1S.00
}{. (i. Kinmarek. Sheriff
foes and mileage ........ 13.00
I'+,:lt'| ["r('dri