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JUNE 1934
THE BEACH, N. D., ADVANCE
t
PAGE SEVEN
Paid Political
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Third District
announce myself as a
for Commissioner from
Third County Con~issioner
let, Golden Valley ~p~tmty, sub-
to the will Of the/fbters at the
ary, June 27, 1~'4. If nomin-
and elected Ij~'omise to faith-
discharge ~t~ duties of the of-
In a just a~d economical way.
deeply appreciate the support
vote of the men and women of
52 -to.
M. B. HOGOBOOM
FOR SHERIFF
N THE POLLING PLAC]~S OF GOL-
DEN VALLEY COUNTY,
NORTH DAKOTA
FOR DISTRICT____/ For Primary Election to be held
Ty,/
Powell Precinct -- Comprising
Townships 143-144 Range 103. The
dence of Ralph Mosser on the Eb~
E½ Section 22, T. 144, R. 103.
Henry l~recinct---Comprising Tow]
ships 143-144 Range 105. The poll
ing place to"be at the Guy Schoo
House on the Northeast corner o
the NW% of See. 2, T, 143, R. 105.
Pearl Precinct---Comprising Town-
Your Vote Will Be ships 143-144, Range 104. The poll-
ing place to be at the Hoot Owl
Ahtrreciated School House on the SEIA Sec. 4 T.
143, R. 104.
Elmwood Precinct -- Comprising
Township 142 Range 105. The poll-
.... ~~ ing place to be at the Donnie View
School House on the NW1/6 Sec. 29,
FOR SHERIFF T. 142, R. 105.
Elk Creek Precinct -- Comprisinl
Township 142. Range 104. The poll
I hereby announce myself as a ing place to be at the T. D. Schoo
candidate for sheriff of G~len Val- R•H°use104. on the SE% Sec. 29, T• 142,
!ey county, subject tow
franchise
Divide Precinct -- Comprising
of the voters at tl~,'prlmary and Township 142. Range 103. The poll-
general eieeti~ns.~/I have been aing place to be at the Wanagan
resident of tl~e~ounty since 1910
and in those ~ears have become
Creek School House on the NW1A
Sec. 28, T. 142, R. 103.
Saddle Butte Precinct -- Compris-
hereby announce my candidacy W.R.'SCHELL ing Township 141, Range 105 The
Sheri/f of Golden Valley county For Re-election posted with the needs of this office, polling place to be at the Little
solicit the good will an~. vote DIsTrICT JUDGE and if elected promise to conduct ~eav~, ~h~], Houi~0eh.on the S~V¼
ur people at the com~flg pri- ~*'" the office with a view to the at- Delhi Precinct---Comprislng Town-
~. I have been a resilient farm- ] Sixth Judicial District .............. ~ ~^^A ^~ A *~ ship 141. Range 104. The polling
- -- luv~ ~ullullly ~l~u ~ ~cLw~v..l-~ place to be at the Plain View School
of the county for ~'years andI v ........ ~,~ ~.~ vn~ ~111 ho E.A. {CUB) ERNEST Hoflse on the North Easf corner of~
..................... ~ .~ See. 22, T. 141 R. 104.
re never before ru~for an office ] greatly appreciated. - e ~v-T~-~ Wanagan P'recinct -- compri~
any kind. I ~ve_ I_ am qual-] .................. Township 141, Range 103. The
d for this office and if nominat-J lag place to be at the Twin :~
FOR REGISTER OF ]DEEDS, EX, -- th "" "or of Gol-'en Val" - School House on the Southwest
and elected I promise the tax-] ,~,~,~ ~r~var, v~ ~r~_~ "1o e vo~ S a .icy nor See. 21, T. 141 R. 103.
~rx~x~ ~,~=~ ~,~.,~ Countv" City of Beach 'Precinct No
the most economical service -" i "
AND CLERK OF COURT ~ *^"^ *~" ..... ~*"-~*~ ~ ~n Compris ng all tka territory
an absolutely a square deal- ' I ~ ~= w,~ ~pp~v~v# >,, ~ - in the limits of tke City of
...... ~ ...... ~ nouncing that I am a cart~date for, In Township 140. Range 10~
ill every matter that comes to ±u ~r~: vor~ ~r' ou~.~:~lre_election to the offic~of County ~e~t ~n~de F°a~la~dwS,~U~en. o~
sheriff's office. *in all other VALLEY COUNTY: ~ne OilZce o~ Auditor. / ing ~lace to be in the Co ~z
on tge second floor of t
I pledge efficient and faithful County Judge and Cl~Yk of Court ...... e-tin'-" so'~t your votes at ~
. . ~" _ • reap u ~qF ~#t;~ y~u~ ~ House Bl~ilding located on [~
Your vote will indeed be have, by Initla~eaj~neasure passeo the June Prim~J~nd General Elec- 5-6, Block 6, Original To ri
51-to by the peoule oGr this State, been ......... ish~o say that m- re the t:ity of Beach.
HOWARD STOCKWELL mo~o~ ~+h~tl~office of ~oo~o+o~ u~u, ~t~u w~l, ~ ~ ~ " City of Beach Precinct
..... ~ ....... ~" ........... ~" election will mean the continued, Comprising all of the t
within the limits
of Deeds, I hereby announce myself careful attention to the duties of Beach in Townshi
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR a candidate for the combined office, this important office, as well as a on the north
Second Street
If nominated and elected, I pledge continued economical policy, the The pollir~
been urged by a number to give to that office my undivided saving of taxes for the taxpayers of Fire HaL1
In both town an~'coun-
me a candidate)St coun- time and conduct its affairs to the this County. Very respectfully, 4-to for
Beach
I herewith an~'ounce my best of my ability as I have in the CHAS. CHRISTIANSEN 1---Comprt~
' for that offi~, subject to past. 52-te. lO5 and '
Range 105.
Will Of the voters ~ the primary A.E. KASTIEN FOR S'HE][~-YFF the
west cor~er
June 27, I j~elieve that mY FOR SHERIFF I beg to announce my candidacy
of Son,ears as county
and oth~'r work of a pub- for sheriff of Golden Valley county,
Say h With Twolips
• i
The occa~on was one that de-
mandsd more than words, so Miss'
Helen Fisher, of Annapolis, came!
st~hrough in the approved manner as
• cgn~tulated Ensign W. F.
Cas~ddy on receiving his sheepskin
and being commissioned ensign at
graduation exercises of U. S. Naval
Academy.
tion--1932.
112. Bees and their Care---1932.
113. Marketing Activities in N.
D. Agricultural College.
114• Lamb Feeding--1932.
115. Farm Poultry Equipment~
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
WANT ADVERTISEMENT RATES
All orders for advertising under this head must be accompanied by
Cash. The rates are two cents a word wlth a minimum charge o~ ~
cents per insertion. No such advertisements phoned or mailed In will b~ .
published without prepayment unless the party has an establtshe~
account with this office.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
~" mediately. Bt~ Advtmce. >.if. -
sAL - 20/ b pacity re- WANTSV--Cl
frigerator. Jamd~,.~Donaldsom 4-2p
POSTS FOR SAL~At ~'cents America's Champion ~d Man :
Who Went Wrqn~! J~¢'One of the
each, or will tra~e. ~harley A1- Ma~y Interestl~ S~FICs Ap~
lea, last house s~ft'heast corner in.The America_ ~eekly, the ~=,
of Beach. 5-2p. asme, Distribut~ith NEXT S~N-
FOR SALE--Baby chic~ay old or DAY S CHICA~rO HERALD AND
started. Also tur~j~ poults, for EXAMINER. ~-Ip
immediate del~. Write or call THE DAK-MONT HID~ & METAI~
ken Hatchery,'Dicklnson, North Co. will load cas~#f~ron again at
Beach, N. I~ Jtl~ 9 and 11 an4
Dakota. / 2-5p. at Oolva, Ju]p~/ll and 12. $2.00
FOR SALE-- r go/ 0r per ton.wiZ be pald t tho
[ es cheap if tal~etfat once. Miss
I Elizabeth Accar~rclo Mrs, A. O, NOTICE~I will no~e resp0nSlble
Roof, Beach. 5-1p for any debts ~o~racted fly Will-
iam Clark. Te~ Sheldon. - 5-11~
TYPEWRITER RI~]~:~NS, plain
and two color, ~ Advance Of- : ........
rice. 2-2t. LOST
" LOST OR ST~f-L Auto license
Oldest Methodlst School plate No. ~T57. Finder pl~
Randolph-Macon college at Aah. leave at Beach Advance. .
land, Vs.. Is the oldest Methodist LOST~Gold medal Fo~fln
school in America. It was founded
In 1830. with J. K, ~ratley~id letters
on it, in t~e~'~of Beach two
weeks ago. ~,*~dvlse J. K. Tatley,
Management--1930. Ollie, Mont.
238. Cooperative Marketing of
D ~i~. Products--1930.
Veal in Variety--1930.
240. Chemical Composition of the
Soils of McHeary County,
241. Making Use of Our ]~1rd~--
1930.
242. Standardizing Methods of
Roatsing Beef in Experimentol
Cookery--1930.
243. North Dakota Weeds--1930.
244. Control of Quackgrass by
Tillage--1930.
245. Harvester Stacker Metho~l of
Harvesting Grain in N. D.~1930,
247. Impurities Of N. D. Bromus
Inermis Seed~1931.
248. Wi]liston Substation Report
~1931.
52-t~
eks New Conquest *
fully equips me for this
which is primarily a cler-
and has no elements in the
a woman cannot do and
she is not fitted. I ask
of the voters and
and elected I promise
service to the public and
in office. 3-te
MINNIE E. SmTH
LEGISLATIVE
DISTRICT
NOBEN, Beach, N. Dak.,
Valley County.
PLACE, Bowman, N. Dak.,
ANDERSON, Cascoyne, N.
County.
men were endorsed by the
Nonpartisan
of the in
These
for efficiency
They
out Progressive
are not dlegmntled po
under false colors and
pretenses Of being
Vote for these men
legislation favorable to
and continued econ-
government. Mr. Noben and
fought hard during the
of the Legislature and
In cutting appropriations
more than
(50 percent). Vote~for
best Interests by voting
men on the Republican
June ~,
1-to.
OF
SCHOOLS
of Golden Valley
to myself
Supertn-
solicit your
the Standard
Dickinson State
and have been
in the Chan-
September 1931. If
office I promke to
service to the best1
at the coming primary
appreciated. 3-te
WILSON
OF THE
DISTRICT
Counties.
-announce ourselves as
the
on there-
(Anti-Larger.)
all
which
of the
and the state.
and vo~e
Primaries.
Golden Valley
Slope County,
C.T. OLSON,
• 50-te
To the voters of Golden Valley
~ounty:
I wish to take this n~eans~ of an-
nouncing that I will "]~ a
candidate
for the office of shej~ff in the com-
ing election. I ha~ been a resident
of Golden ~alle~f county for the
past twenty-~' years an~! will
deeply appreci~e your vote and sup-
port. If nominated and elected, I
pledge the best of my ability to the
fulfillment of the duties of the of-
rice, to the beat interests of the peo-
ple. 52-to.
H. C. THOEMKE
HARVEY J, MILLER
. --for--
DISTRICT JUDGE
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
subject to the will of the voters at
the June primary and general elec-
tion, if I am one of the two high
candidates at the forager. I came
to the county in 19~ dividing my
time in farming A~nd business
belieVe/at I am qualJ
town.
I
for this importbfht office and if elec-
ted will certainly devote all my tim/
and energy to the faithful perfor.
I mance of its duties. Your su~
~and vote will be greatly appreciat-
ed. 3-to
JOHN BARKLAND
FOR SHERIFF
I am seeking the office of Sheriff.
First, because I am tol0/by friends I
have the necessary quflifications
for
i that office;, secondlY, because, if
nominated a~ ele#d I will give my
undivided attA~flon to the office
and will conduct it economically and
give all a fair deal and every consid-
eration possible. I will appreciate
any assistance the voters may give
my candidacy, l-to.
El). G. SHOEN
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECtIoN
I, Chas. Christlansen. County Au-
ditor in and for Golden Valley Coun-
ty, State of North Dakota, do here-
by certify that candidates for the
following offices are to be nominat-
ed at the Primary Election to be
held in the several voting precincts
of Golden Valley County on Wed-
nesday, June 27, 1934. and the polls
of said election are to be opened at
9:00 A. M. on said day and to re-
main open until 7:00 P. M.
PARTY NOMINATIOI~
To be made by the Republl
Democratic parties.
Unless otherwise specifJ
candidate to be nominated
of the following offices:
United States Senator
Representatives in Con
two at large
Governor
Lieutenant Governor
Secretary of State
State Auditor
I hereby announce )my candidacy state Treasurer
for the office of Cou~/ty superInten- Attorney General
Commissioner of
dent of schools, subject to the will Commissioner of
of the voters at ~e June Primary Labor
Commissioner of
and goners,1 elec~on. Am graduate Members of the
of the ~j~ ~eachers college at sentatives, as
Dickinson, ~ which time I have terprectnct7. Sessk
taught school two years. I have
llved in the county all but two
rears of my life and understand the
needs of our county schools. I re-
spectfully ask the support and vote
at the coming election, l-re,
HERMAN F. DIETZ
FOR SI~ERIFF
I hereby announce my/candidacy
for the office of sher/f~ of Golden
Valley county subjected the will of
the voters at the Ju~ primaries. I
have in the l~st trl~ to perform the
duties of tl~Aoff/e tO_the best of ,Coroner
my ability and~,~l~hout fear or favor County Commission,
and promise t~at if elected I will sec. 3257 C. L. 1913
District Assessors
Third fiG<
of
of Sen~
¢itr
Sentinel
to be in
Village of
lot -- Comprising
13~ ,rid 140, t~a~age.~ 103
104. The place to be in
p Building lo-
Block 2 Hunt-
1932.
116. ~Veed Seed Facts~1933.
117. Care of Mare and Colt--1933.
118. Soft Water and the Cistern
1933.
119. Steer Feeding~1933.
120. Artificial Incubations1933.
121. Sweet Clovcr~Best Pasture
Crop--1933.
1"22. Potato Culture--1924.
123. Brooding and Chick Manage-
merit--1934.
124. i,'eedin~ Dairy Cattle--1934.
to the Village
24~. Potatoes for Dairy Cows
1931.
251. Rural Community Clubs in
N. D.--1931.
252. Wool Marketing--1931.
253. Flax Production in Argen-
tina-1931,
254. Classes and Grades of Cattle
and Calves Marketed from N. D. in
1929.
255. Diseases of Grain and For-
age Crops in N.D. 1932.
256. Experiment Station Progress,
of Sentinel re. 94. Swamp Feever--~.91L
Lone • -- Comprising 106. Chemical Studies of
Townships 137 and 138, tcanges 105 and ~q~eat--tgl3.
and 106. The polling place to be in 114. Chemical and Phvsioal Con-
the Town Hall in the Original Town- stants for Wheat and Mill Products
July I, 1929-June 30, 1931.
"" -- 297. Corn in Its Northern Home
BULLETINS• EX PERI.~,IENT ~1932. ,]
STATION 258. Buttercup Squash Its Ori-
gin and Use~1932. " "
Flax I 259. (T~chnfcal) l,'ung-i of Flax-
site of Golva.
Garner Precinct ~ Comprising
Township 138, Range 104. The poll-
ing place to be in the Randnsh
School House located on the SW~,
Sec. 30..T. 138, R. 104.
Bullion Precinct ~ Comprising
Township 137, Range 104. The poll-
Ing place to be in the Caret School
House on the northwest corner of
Sec. 20, T. 137, R. 104.
Stoddard Precinct -- Comprising
Townships 137 and 158, Range 103.
The polling place to be at the resi-
dence of Win. Marquette located on
--1916.
120 North Dakoia Wheat for 1916.
121 Soil Survey of Dickey Coun-
ty (15c except to residents of coun-
ty)-1917
122. Milling and Baking Data Ior
1915 Crop of V~rheat--1917.
123. Other Grains than Wheat In
Bread-Making -- Milling Value of
Barley--1917.
137. The Bread Value of Wheat--
1920.
140, Grass Fat Cattle Warmed up
on Corn Fodder with a Straw Shed
Shelter.
Sec. 2, T. 137. R. 103. 144. Cost of Producing Crops in
Willlams-l~ll Run Precinct __ N. D.--1920.
Comprising Township 126, Ranges 156. Northern Pig from Birth to
105 and 106. The polling place to Market--Revised--1927.
be at the Moore Ranch House on the 157. Livestock Judging Contest~
1922.
Crops--1918.
15. The 1918 Flax Crop.
24. Brome and Other Grasses for
N. D.~1919.
25. Selection and Care of Tex-
iles~1919.
27. The Rural Hot Luneh~1919.
28. One Period Cold Pack Can-
ring Guide---1919.
29. Child Feedlng~lglg.
30, Home Nursing--1919.
• _34. Marquis vs Kubanka Wheat
--lS~0.
36. Wheat Grading for
1920.
40. Practical Pointers ou
Farming--1920.
44.
seed and of Flax-sick so11--1932,
261. Pregnancy Disease of Sheep
~1932.
262. Carload Shipments r,f Liw~-I
stick from N. D: Farms--1933.
263. Wlltshire Sides~1933
264. Barley Production in N. D.--
1923.
265. :Poisonous Plants--1933.
267. G oo,~eberries--1933.
269. V(ild Flowers of N. D,--1932.
270. Some Edible and Poisonous
Mushroc~ns--1933.
266. Leafy Spurge~I933.
271. Incomes and Cost or Living
~1933.
273. Farm Reorganization and
Management in Eastern N• D.~1933
274 Lamb Feeding Trlals~1933.
275 Cattle Marketing in N. D.--
1929-30-31--1933.
276. Tomato Breedin{f--193~.
CIRCULARS, EXPERIMENT
SW~ Sec. 6, T. 136, R. 105. 168. History of "Swamp Fever" STATION
Polls open from 9:00 A. M. until Virus Carrier~1923. 4. Extermination of Ground
7:00 P. M.
In witness whereof. I have here- 169 Winter Wheat in N D-- Squirrels, Gophers, and Prairie
1923. " " Dogs zn N. D.--Revised--1917,
sealant° ofSetthemYcountyhand ofandGoldenthe officiaIValley, 170. Perennial Flowers for N D 19 5 Marketing the 1915 Hog Crop
State of North Dakota. Homes--Revlsed~lg|$ ' " -- 1 .
Dated at Beach, North Dakota this 171. Cash and Sha~e Renting of, 19115. Practical Milling Tests
26th day of May 1934. Farms--Reprint~1932. I 7.
(Seal) CHAS. cHRISTIANSE'N. 172. Dockage in w]~eat In N. D-- 19. Kota Wheat~1922
. Auditor Golden Valley County. 1924. I " I 26. Flax Facts--1925.
(May $I; June %14-21) -- ]9 , -I i " I . W eat in N. D.--1925•
vlsl:~, iOn/on Growin~ in N. D--Re-I. 3332 Twh~teSow Thistle--192,.
, - 178. Flaxseed ProdUct|on--lOG4 I 9237. Potatoes; Seed Production~
180. An Economic StUd# of Farm- | 1 9.
pUBLICATIONS I~EE TO C/TI- ing in Southwestern Nd#~)f--1924 ~ 39. The Tale of the Prise Win-
ZENS OF NORTH DAKOTA 185. A~dvertlslng F~rr~ Produ'cts /ner--~o.
187. Vegetable-Varies for N. D 40. _]~ang~ Dl~ease~1930.
~Revised~1930. ~ ~, " ~L unumant Fever in Man~
Addre~ Publications Department 188. Fruit Cultu~ for ~ D~Re- 1930
North Dakota Agricultural College,' vtsed~1930. .~ | ~ ~ " 42. Insect Pests of Trees and
Fargo, N. Dak. . 189. Dickinson ~t~ul~station Report Oardens_~Reviaed~1933.
and 1923--19~. ~- ' 43, Early Varieties of Corn,
CIRCULARS. EXTENSION . Fact F: ~g ~ Northwes- Rate of PlantPng~1930.
DIVISION North Da ~ta~-19] 4.4. Feeding Low Grade Wheat
14. Control of Disease of Farm Protein Co, ten of N. D to cattieand Sheep--1930.
• ~. wneat to a~eat~1931.
Flax Cropping--1921.
47. Dipping Vats.
55. The Extension
--1922,
57. Farm Costs
ganlzationS--1925.
55. N. D. Farm
den~Revleed~193~.
61. Some Applications on
Costs AccountS---1924.
67. Trees, Shrubs and Pla
Revlsed~1930.
. 69. Sheep and their Care---Revis
ed---t930.
71. Farm Busines Analysis
Score Card Method~1926.
80. Hog Raising In N. D.~1928.
82. Turkey Production in N. D.
--Revised~1932.
230. Northern Pig: Its Habits
86, Alfalfa the Best Fodder Breedtng and Management--1929.
as per Cro1>---1929. 231. Varietal Resistance of Spring
87. Incuhation and Brooding of Wheat to Bunt--1929.
per Sec. Poultry--1929. 232. Prices of N. D. Farm Pro-
continue the same policy. 2125 C. L. 1913
Justices of the Peace~as per Sec.
Your vote and support will be 3257 c. L. 1913 and 3258 C. L 191~
County Constables--as per Sec.
3257 C. L. 1913 and 3258 C. L. 1913
46. Spring Wheat Varieties for
N, D.~1952.
-- i
, MEAT~ON THE FARM SERIES1
47. Part 1 -- Pork SlauKhteving,
Cutting and Curlng~1933.
48,~ Part 2 ~ Beef SIanghterlng
and Cutting~1935.
49. Part 3~Lamb Slaughtering
and Cutting~1933.
50. Part 4--Poultry. Killing and
Dresoing~1933.
51. Part 5---Cook and Canning
Meat--1933.
53. Refrigerator Ice Creams---
1934.
SPECIAL CIRCULARS EXTEN-
SIGN DIVISIO'N
Roundworms and Tapeworme tn
Sheep.
Blighted Barley a Seed Problem.
The Contracted Wheat Acres•
TEACHING DIVISION
Genera1 CataIog.
Dated at Beach, N. D., this 31sl
C . CHRISTIANSEN,
Auditor Golden Valley County
greatly appreciated. 51-re.
I~ J. EKICKSON
TO THE VOTERS AND TAXPAY-
ERS OF GOLDEN VALLEY
COUNTY
I hereby announce my candidacy
for election to the office of Register
of Deeds, and ex-officio 01erk of the
candidacy
Voters at the June
will of
a resident
and there-
conditions
and elected
of an
administration
m eye to econ-
"Your help election to be held on June 27th,
!
~. ~ NOB~
Official, Newspapers--See Chapter
172, Session Laws 1925
The following proposed Initiated
Measures will be submitted to the
people at this Primary Election and
a Publicity Pamphlet will be issued
in corripliance with Chapter 213, Ses-
sion Laws of 1923:
INITIATED MEASURES
Initiated Measure relatlhg to In-
toxicating Liquor.
Local Option and Anti-Monopoly
88. Wheat Situation--1929.
89. Profitable Egg Production
~1930.
90. Flax Facts--1930.
91 Grow Healthy Chicks--Re-
vised~1932.
92. Poultry Houses--1930.
93. Silage and the Trench Silo
--1930.
94. Distillate as a Tractor Fuel
--1930.
95. Canning Meat in the Home--
1930.
96. Roast Beef- Rare, Medium
and Well Done--l~930.
97. Flax- Facts Supplement --
1931.
98. Trebi Barley, Yield and
Li uor Control Bill.
Dlstrict Court and C~unty JUdge, ~roposal t~ ~eoSt~rroel ~on~ ~o~lrodl~" Feeding Value--1931.
which offices were asp ted ~0£ gree ot ~oca ~ " lng Smut) in Wheat--1931.
........... ~d{~.2, Oli~t~__.__ tionin poviding support of mlnimum 99. The Control of Bunt (~tink-
the vurpt~ o, ~ vmg ~l~fl~_• educational facilities=, • ~ .... her~- 100. Emergency Pasture and Hay
If chosen by you ~0~f~
th~ office • ~n witness wnw v~, ~ ...... Crops--1931 (Revised 1924.)
,nip set my hand and affixed the 101. Salads for Every Occasion
Will endeavor fla c~nduct the duties t ~fftctal sca[ of the County of Go l- ~1931.
as mention-t den Valley, State ot .~orth ~agota, Treatment-for Seed Potatoes
~1931 (Revised 1934.)
of the combined~)jrices . lot the County Seat in the City of 102.
ed above in the'same careful ana]~each this 26th day of May, 1934. 103. Sewage Disposal for N. D.
have the (Seal)" cHAS, CHRISTIANSEN, Homes~1931.
105. Selecting Show Corn in N.
economical manner as I . in Auditor Golden Valley County D.--1931.
office of the Register of DeeRs N. Ddk
(May 31--June 7- 14-21) 106. Livestock Losses from Sweet
the previous years. ~ -- ~ C10ver~1951.
I am thankful for the support you .... .. 107. Community Clubs Factors
have given me in the past and will Differ in ~..n.--, o, ~m.U I •
Individual~ differ so In geonne~[ i09: Ergof in ~rain & Grasses---
appreciate yOUr vote at the primary of ~mell that ~mme flowers, mlem[191~0(R~we~ln~9~t)at¢~es fn N. D.---
fn~rant to Rome people ann pact. t 191tt "
less to other~ 1~'1. Culling and Breeder ~1~-
ducts--1929.
233. Experiment Station Progress
July.l,234 1927--June 30, 1929,
Hettinger Substation Report
--1929. , *~
235. Williston SubstatiOn Report
~1929.
236. Chemical Compos~lon of
Some N.D. Pastures a't~d Hay
Grasses--1930.
237. Ranch Organization and
Glasse~ fitted for dist~mee and
r~tt~ and ~n~tug. Thread
First door east of Ove~tad'~
Hardware. Look for sareet
Rice Drug Co.
Prescription Dreq~lsts
K C, RICE, ]~ FII.
Beach, N. D.
KEOHANE & KUHFELD
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Beach, North Dakota
Phone 158
DR. FRANK C.
Gener~ Surety
Offlee ~Hth Dr.
Ellason
M. M.D.
and Surgeon
Butte
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W. C. BRADLEY, M. D.
Mrs. Nan Cushing Marco,
GI~s Fitting
Phone 1~ Beach, N. D.
DR. O. R. NIECE
Dentist
All Work Guaranteed
BEACH, NORTH DAKOTA
'%et us fill your next Pre,
soription wherever it comes
from.
23 Years of Unbroken Service