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tr = .. * [ Guenther and Mrs. Gordon 'be-
" lieve contouring will increase
I With Your [/ . . .
i e,,..-,-. xtens'"n i|crop vields, save on iuel ana
[ ,,~,JUIlty 12~ • ~ It) !l machinery, and make farming
t Agent easier. The higher parts or hills
By 1~ M. Miller ] will be seeded to g~ass since the
•ARMS ON CONTOUR | top soil is very shallow. The
] waterways will be seeded 'to a
Donald Guenther and Mrs.| mixture of Brome grass, west-
fry. Gordon ,are farming 160] ern wheat and alfalfa to keep
acres on the contour this year.I the waterways from washing. A
This fall they will lay out an] mixture of crested wheat, slen-
addition,a[ 100 ,acres on the con- der wheat, wesxern wheat grass
tour. Most of their other faran and sweet clover will be seeded
land is strip cropped. Donald on the higher land and hill ,tops.
9
Your generous support of me in
the recent primaries is sincerely ap-
preciated, and if I am elected this fall,
you can be assured that I will conscien-
tiously perform the duties of my office.
CURT SILL
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MORE LOADS--MORE MILES--FOR LESS
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Cost Less to operate per ton per mile !
..f
/
Bring in your old truck for BIGGEST
allowance--easiest terms on a NEW
Chevroletl-IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!
Schulz Chevrolet
Beach, N. Dak.
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS, BEACH, N. D. THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1950
The contouring and wind strip]law provides that teachingl Thurs., 8 p. m., Church Boards I Overnight Visitor-- i stopped at the Sam Johnstone
cropping are only two conserva-1 scholarships will .be granted to J meet. t Albert Marion of Dickinson i home this past Sunday and Men.
ion pr, actices of a complete con-[ five students in each county in[ Sun., July 9, is Holy Commu-t formerl- of ~ach was a bust'! day, enroute to Sag Francisco,
serv,ation ~arm plan with thel the state, according to State[nion. ]hess caller in t'-wn this Wed"jCalif" He is the former Advent"
Golden Valley Soil Conservation] Superintendent G. B. Nordrum. [ ........... [ nesda,, ~e is a"trucker durin% ist pastor here about 9 years
District. ] "Anyone," he said, "who vcill :;'r. PAUL'S LUTHERAN l his summer vacation from his ago.
The U. S. Soil Conservation' be 18 on or before September 1, CHD~CH ] studies at the DSTC, and will be
Service technici.ans, Theodore 1951, is elig.ible to apply. Ap- Missouri Synod I moving his house trailer to Family Dinner--
W. Thorson and Roy W. Tabor, plication blanks may be se- (~. t-liNT., vaster | Marmarth in a few days, where i A family dinner was held at
are assisting in developing thecured from the county superin- No Services Sunday, July 9th he will be employed He and his the W D "Schulz jr home this
conservation practices on the tendent." . and 16th. , . wife, the former Patricia Turn. past July 4th.
Guentl~er and Gordon farms. The scholarships may be re- Services Sunda~, July 23rd.I bull visited her parents, the| - --
* * * * * paid by teaching one year in a Sunday School. [Lawrence Turnbulls, ,at their}Miller Grandchild---
Remember the County Tour on one-room rural school. In case of emergency contact [ ranch near Baker, Mont., last Barbara, daughter of Mr. and
Thursday, July 13. "If a county fails to provide the Rev. Meyer of Glendive; or week, and all visited relatives Mrs. Marshall Miller, and now
* * * * * five candidates to accept thethe Rev. Werfelmann of Dickin-I here last week. Mrs. Hector Cameron. has a
SOIL CONSERVATION
ACHIEVEMENT CONTEST
Seven farmers of Golden Val-
ley County, all cooperators with
the Golden Valley County Soil
Conserv,ation District have en-
tered in the Soil Conservation
Achievement Program for 1950.
These seven f, armers: Herman
Dietz, Sentinel Butte; Cecil Met-
call Trotters; F. D. W, aldahl,
Sentinel Butte; Reinhardt Fisch-
er. Sentinel Butte; Donald H,am-
mend, Golva; Alan Ekre, Beach;
Donald Ulfers, Beach. All have
a complete conservation f,arm
plan developed through the co-
operation of the Golden Valley
County Soil Conservavion Dis-
trict and the U. S. Soil Conser-
v, ation Service. These seven
farms will be judged by Charles
Bordsen of the U. S. Soil Con-
servation Service, Wibaux. Mon-
vana, Dan Cox, formerly of the
U. S. Soil Conservation Service,
W,~baux, Montana. ,and Harry
Halstead, Beach, North Dakota.
The three top farms will be
entered in the s ,wate contest.
CLUB NOTES
HOME SENTINEL
Mrs. R. T. Nordin Se¢.
Major project lessons, Rugs
and Electrical Equipment, were
given by Mrs. Carl Johnson and
~Irs. R. T. Nordin at the June
meeting held at the Carl John-
son home. A new member. Mrs.
Richard Kessel, Sentinel Butte,
was, admitted to the club at this
meeting.
Mrs. Win. Pullins will be host-
ess at the July meeting.
BONNIE VIEW
Lydia Feldmama, Sec.
Mrs. Howard Vinquist and
Mrs. Norm,an Stedman present-
ed the major project lesson on
"Rug Making" at the Vinquist
home on June 21. All members
and two visitors were present.
The next meeting will be held
,at Mrs. Howard W ilson's on July
19.
SCHOLARS IA" &;EN
TO COUNTY PUPILS
The North Dakota schol,arship
THE
Golden Valley
News
£L, tered as Secona C~ass matter a:
*~e Postofflce at Beach, N~rth Dakota
October 7, 19~. reader the Act o¢
March 3. 1897
A Weekly Published Every
Thursday
WALTER R. B~ATTON
Editor - Pnl$1iaher
SIYBSCRI~PTION 1~ TF..B
One Year ........ II~L~
~ix ]~lonths ....... l.f~
To ad4re~ within North D~.o~
end Wibaux and Fallon Countl~l I~
Montana:
To addre~eJ oubtde o! Norfl~ D~vo#-,
One Year ........ ~.O~
P •
' I
i! Yes, we ha e John Deere Hv ay Balers, one
man automatic wire t,e, w th or w thout motor.
We also have a good supply of wire and
baler twine.
.... ._ SIDE RAKES
ROW DUMP RAKES, 10 and 12 ft.
One Used, New I.dea, Side Delivery.
Just Like New.
We have on hand John Deere Mowers, with
Rock Guards or Without.
Good Supply of Mower Cycles and Guards.
Ballard Bros., props.
Beach, N. Dak.
scholarships by August 15, al-
ternate applications may be ac-
cepted from other counties,"[
Nordrum added. {
The appliqant should be a |
resident of the county in which
he makes the application.
t:VANGELICAL LUTM£ P, AE
CHURCH
O. L. OLSRUD, Paslor
FIRST LUTHERAN BEACH:
Services at 11 a. m. Sermon
theme; "An Inspiring and Pro-
gressive Church Convention".
Ladies Aid at the C. O. Carl-
son home, with Mrs. Carlson and
Mrs. Olsrud hostesses, Friday, at
2:30 p. m.
TRINITY, SENTINEL BuT'rE:
Services at 9:30 a. m.
CARLYLE LUTHERAN:
Services at 2:30 p. m.
SOD.
Fishermen Return---
Tom Gilman and George Oech
and John Barkland and "Red"
Nitcy of this city returned
home 1.as~ week end from
Madge Lake. Can,ada, where the
men had spent several days en-
joying an outing and reporting
~hat fishing was pretty fa.ir.
To Leave Friday--
Mr. and Mrs, Ted Dickinson
will le~ave tomorrow for Seattle,
Portland. and other points on
the v, est coast for a vacation trip
and while gone will spend some
time visiting Mrs. Dickinson's
father at Hillsboro, Ore. They
expeel to be gone several weeks.
Here For Summex--
Sharon Reigh of Breekenridge,
is spending the summer at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Glen
Siler, and family. Mrs. Siler's
mother. Mrs. Peter Re4gh who
visited her daughter here, left
[
[ From Lansing--
Pastor .and Mrs. Frank Grau
and family of Lansing, M,ieh.,
new baby son, born to them in
Denver, Colo., last Friday, June
30. He was named Spence Mur.
dock.
"
THANK
I wish to thank the voters of Gold-
en Valley county for the fine vote they
gave me in the primary election. I so-
licit your support in the general elec-
tion this fall.
= ....
t~EACII METHODIST CHURCH last Wednesday to return home.
I. Robert Bo~s, Jr~, Paster
SEACH:
Sunday School. l0 a. m.
Morning Worship 11:15 a. m.
Evening Worship 8 p. m.. July
9.
alWed., 7:30 p. m. Choir rehears-
"Wed., 8:20 p. m., Study and
Prayer.
Thurs., 2:30 p. m., W. S. C. S.
Monday, July 10. 8 p. m.. Of-
fical Board and Board of Edu-
cation
Sunday, July 9. is Holy Com-
munion.
Bible Reading, Week 27: Gos-
pel of Luke.
7¢IBAUX:
Morning Worship, 9:45 a. m.
Sunday School, 10:45 a. m.
Thurs., 7:30 p. m., Choir Re-
hearsal.
% 7, 7, 7, = 7.7 ,f
WELL
$ $ $ $ •
To Canada--
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson
left last Friday evening for Far-
go, and from ,there drove to
Canada. on a fishing trip.
Howard Moum
Beach, N. Dak.
JOYCE
O'HARA'S
ON
Sponsored by Beach Athletic Association
Deep or Shallow.
6 inch Screw or
Welded Casing
BUD KUNICK
Sentinel Butte, N. Dak.
30-tfc
I I
Lightning
Installed
Protect Your Build-
ings and Loved Ones.
FOR FREE ESTIMATE
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: PETE BAYER
4 Dickinson, N.D., -- TeL 855 [~
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PLYMOUTHS Demonstrated.
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