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The Golden Valley News
And THE BEACH REVIEW And THE BEACH ADVANCE
BEACH, GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1938
----'~~T~IBER 4~
RGAIN DAY IN BEACH SATU'RDAY
New Build-
ing To Be Opened
Public Inspection
Plans are practically complete for
opening of the Overstad Funeral
which is to be opened to the
for their inspection on
July 23rd. Everyone is
invited and urged to visit
fine new building and see for
Just what an ~mprovement
been made.
new structure is located on the
Jtlst north of the telephone office.
Is constructed of tile, with a brick
With the windows of brick glass.
floors in the building are of oak,
room is finished in Nu-wood.
building is modern in every re-
including indirect lighting. It
?0~6 and the rear of the structure
a garage for the ambulance
D. Spiegelberg has been In corn-
charge of the construction of the
and he is to .be complimented
fine way in' which it has been
Up, and neat appearance it now
Stanley Raisler has handled
; electrical work and Claus Rishovd
Dlumbing. A granite stone has
Placed over the front door by
, E. Grlffith, local funeral director
licensed embalmer will be in
of the new funeral home. Mr.
has been in Beach for a
of years and needs to intro-
co the people of this territory,
the time he has been here
Local Merchants
Big Trade
Sponsor
Funeral Home To Be Opened On Saturday
l Iissionary To Speak First Crop Insur- [
At Beach Lutheran I
ance Meeting Seti lingTll: V~ig%anrl;atcfn ~;hthl; s~t~
Day AtThat
Church Next Sundayt
Missionary A. E.-Gunderson of the
For Golva Tonite
Sundan Mission, an lntersynodical ]
Lutheran mission in Africa, will speak --"
at the regularly scheduled services in Crop insurance that will cover losses
the Beach Lutheran parish on Sunday ~ such as hail. wind, drouth, flood and
Juy 24th. In the evening at 8 o'clock insect damage is a type of insurance
he wilt show a series of pictures depict- which farmers have been looking for
ing Sundan missmn work; these will be since the time when man first began
shown at United Lutheran church in
Beach. Everyone welcome. Services at
which he will speak are: Sentinel Butte
at 9:30 a. m.; Beach, 11:00 a. m.; and
Wlbaux at 2:30 p. m.
Missionary Gunderson has spent
many years in African Missions. At
present he !s home on a furlough, and
is traveling in the interests of the
mission.
Oscar Lindhe Buys
Bar At Medora
Of interest to the many friends of
Oscar Lindhe is the following item,
taken from last week's issue of the
Billings County Pioneer of Medora:
O. G. Lindhe of Beach, this week
bought out the business establishment
.~hat for the past 23 years has been
operated by George R (Shy) Osterhout.
Mr. Lindhe plar~s to have a pool
table installed, booths placed in the
building formerly used for the grocery
store, and conduct a first rate tavern.
Mr. Lindhe is by no means a stranger
in Medora as he was county auditor
of Billings county quite a number of
to cultivate the land for food pro-
duction. We are now ready to put this
type of crop insurance into prac-
tice says County Agent Russell. In
fact he said the new crop insurance
will cover all losses pertaining to crops
except that caused from carelessness
or deliberate destruction by persons.
The first meeting relative to the
AAA crop insurance will be held at
Oolva on Thursday evening in the
~communlty hall at 8:00 p.m. This
meeting Is being held in special re-
J ference to the winter wheat growers
of the county.. Therefore every fartn-
let who is planning to seed winter
wheat this fall should attend. Appli-
I cations for crop insurance on winter
t wheat must be fried before August 15th.
Golva is the center of the winter
wheat area of the county and for that
reason the meeting is scheduled at
that point. It is possible that farmers
in other sections of the county may
wish to plant winter wheat but will
find it Impossible to attend this meet-
ing on account of the distance to
travel. For that reason arrangements
have been made to have Lyman D,
Page who has been appointed crop in-
surance supervisor for Golden Valley
county scheduled to be in Beach on
the following dates: July 23, 25 and
Pictured s.tmve is the new Overstad ed to the public on Saturday,.July 23,
Funeral Home which was completed by. The new building which is up-to-date
the general contractor F. D. Speigel-in every respect is located on the lot
berg and which will be formally open-l just north of th~ telephone office.
Shuts Out Miles
Sunday, Wins From
Traveling Nine Tuesday
Melvin Sevland To Wenzel, Tennyson
Saturday, July 23, and everyone in t~
entire trade territory who can get tO
Beach that day is urged to do so tO
take advantage of the trade bargallm
lmted and the fine free prizes that al~
to be given away by the merchants
that day.
As has been the custcm on several
similar days in the past, there will
be registration of everyone who is fit
the city that day, and from the
tratlon list free cash prizes will be
given away. It doesn't cost you &
cent--all you have to do is register
yotu name and get a number. Save
your number~you might be one to Pt
one of the large cash prizes to be
given away that day.
The registration will take place tn
the new Overstad Funeral Home build°
Lug, Just north of the telephone offle~
and across the street from the P0n
office, and it will at the same
afford everyone an opportunity tO
over this new building, which is
formally opened that day to the gener~
public by the owners A. Ovm'~mi
Son.
During the afternoon the Boa@l
high school ~nd will play several mo
lections on the street and that night &
'dance will be held in the new olW
auditorium.
Merchants in the city are cooperat~
ing by offering some great Bargain
Day specials that are really worth
coming to town for alone. Read tl~
ads on other pages of this Issue.
AND ~EMEMBEI~-BE IN BF~E[
AND REGISTER ON SATURI)AY,
made a large number of fri-
has discharged his work
efficently and satisfactorily.
equipment has been
In the building, it is under-
an organ has been provided
the fine chapel to be used for any
that may be held there.
at present, registration
the big Bargain Day in Beach on
is to be held in this build-
Which will afford an opportunity
in town to see the struc-
descriptive of the build-
the funeral director's pro-
to be distributed as sou-
of the day.
bulldng is indeed an excellent
to Beach, and the own-
Overstad & Son, are to be
on~:thls fine forward and
step.
years ago and since that time has
been a resident of Golden Valley coun-
ty.
Mr. Osterhout, the retiring~tor,
feels he needs a rest after his 23 years
of business, and plans on taking a
~year's vacation from business life.
During that time he plans to take care
of the affairs of his ranch west of
Medora.
P. V. Homemakers
Hold Fine Meeting
The July meeting of the Pleasant
Valley Homemakers Club was held on
Wednesday the 13th at the home of
Mrs. Geo. Still Ten members and sev-
eral visitors were present. The annual
election of officers was held resulting
with Mrs. Ross chosen for president;
30th, where he can be found at the
County Agent's office.
~ancUCat$0nal meetings relative %o crop
~ sf~a~f~ ~he~t ~1 ~ ~=
duled at a later date.
County Democratic,
Be Married Soon
' Of ~i~l~e$&t to the" ti~a~ ~rien0a -here
of~Melvin~,~e~2and instructor and coach
of Beach High school, is the following
item taken from the Bismarck Tribune
of last Thursday:
M. and Mrs. H. A. Thompson, Cole-
harbor, announce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their daughter
Eleanor, to Melvin S. Sevland, Beach,
son of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Sevland,
Everett, Wn. The wedding will take
place July 26 st Coleharbor.
The bride-to-be is a graduate of the
Coleharbor high school and James-
towr~,e~llege. She is a member of the
Beta Zeta sorolty. For the past three
years she has been primary instruc-
tor at Sherwood, N. D.
Mr. 8evland attended Minor high
school and was graduated from Minot
Republican Organ-
izations Completed
At the regular mee'---~lng of the Gold-[
en Valley county Republican and Dem-1
ocratic organizations held last Wed-
~r
nesday as required by law, officers ~o I
the ensuing terms were elected by the]
precinct committeemen, i
FOr the Republicans, the followingI
officials were chosen: I
County Claairman--E. D. Nelson, ]
,c ~ntinel Butte.
Mrs. Hans Anderson vice-president and Viee-Chairman---Chas. P. Reed, Sent- State Teachers' college, where he al-
TO. CONVENTION .. Mrs. Welsh as secretary.-~easurer._.It lnel Butte£ ........ r--John Keohane, filiated with the Alph~ Kappa Delta
~euerauon of Nonparusan was decided to change me ~nne oI me ~ecremry-~,va~-,~ fraternity. He is employed as athletic
~eld its 18th annual convention meeting to the first Wednesday of each Beach. _ ....... coun~ so- coach ~and mathematics instructor in
~ City J UI:V 11, 12,. 13. Those,,nonth. Mrs. Breltenfeldt .co n.aucted . The ,I~emo~rLts Z,,~';= act aTtheir the high school at Be~eh.
~g Irom Gglden Valley counsy i two contests during the socml nora'. ,. lec~ea me ~u,,uw,~,s ........ ~,.
~. ~. Holler, Mrs. Ann Ear- The Usual nice lunch,was served at officers: ...... lrmtn ....... ~° "
and Mary Rathbun. Mrs. Win. ]the close of the afternoon. County ~nalrman--l*. "~. = "V. 1t. Ion LneS &S
,~formerly Miss DuVall was aiso~ The next meeting is to be at the ham, Beach .... "--1 I),~.,.=i4 d'%4~ A~,~w4-
It t - -~-- Kathryn Smith on Aug Secretary~R. C. Porto, ~ JL~;~tUt ~ x~t,t,~ut;st~
• [home ox aar~. ' -- _
I tho 3rd - j~u~e. . -- .~ I ----
'~ Treasurer Victor Rer~sr, rom, Uotv~
CLUB MEETS " -- " I The many friends here of Mr. and
lYle . The Golva Homen~tkers t~ • r~___;_ lt'-- ~T~W • --~ Mrs. John Aiguire will be grieved to
h Mrs '. z ari avm
. Thursday wit " - • . : • - -, Slim Loebe Brings i he= of me a P. H. Yon Of
and there'was a goodly atten- White Eagle'Agen l ~__-~,~..,~molrt~Forest River, N. D. who was Mrs.
members and visitors to enjoy -- l ~are rro~ ~jF~za ..... { Alguire's stepfather.
; dinner. Mrs. John Denton .~t~ne time ago a deal was completed] -'---- . ..... [ He was injured in an auto accident
• lesson "Womans Place in the ~,~'~,::.'~ ~rl- Davis of Beach took~ George F. "Slim" Lcebe arrives, nZ[abdut four miles west of Forest River
Today." Election of officers 2;2~'~o ~-~te Ea~le bulk gasollne~ Beach last week and has been renewing! last Thursday night, and died later
as f n rt John old acquaintances in the city the P iv Mrs Yon was
ollows: Mrs. Carol Hudso , station here succeeding Albe - . ...... ,.erelfrom inJurles rece ed. ..
Mrs. Guy Curl, vice presl- ~n who has been the ~cony-Vacuum few days. and his many ~r,e:m~ - ~wih him ~x2 ~.lso ,-ece:v'~ b~u ~i ....
George Hammond, Secretary ~epresentative here the pest y~ar or areHe hasindeedbeenglademployedt° see h~min Arizona°nee more..for! Mrs. Alguire left Sunday morniug to
some time on a federal dam project a~tend funeral serv:ces, wher? r-v~ to
used as before, and Maurlce Becldey there, and intends to return there later held in Forres~ River Tuesday.
SO.
The same bulk plant, etc., will be
will be in charge of the Davis service
station on the highway while Carl is
busy with the bulk business.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
an opening announcement concerning
this change.
Chevrolet Service
Meeting Tonight
on. Slim says the recent hot weather
here would be termed overcoat weather Fred Buldhaupt Is
in comparison where he has been em-
ployed. I New Standard Agent
He brought with him a rare speci- _.. . .'-7-- .......
.... • -,-,-~ fr~,, which he un- i~ttective yes~eruay, Fred Bulanaup~
took thiS specimen to .the UniV~..~i clt~ for's~er~l ;~a~ and dur,ng 'Wht~
there, and was maae a handsome o,~?.,I ,','2". ~..: ...... "*~" "-- a fine
for it, but he °
The specimen was on em'tltlt in me m~-~. •
Reynolds store window ta~ put week.I Mr. Roberts wUl be tram~msl to
_ __. Wlbaux and will be in charge of the
-- ] bulk station at that pla~. He pl~ to
M. E. Ladies Aid reeve h,, as as
T- Presnt Play be mad,,
~k~ ttndmtdx:~l. '
Friday eve~dng the comedy PlaY l Mr. ~ is a .well l~.own y0t~.
This ,, _~.. i._ MM.~+~ i man of mm ~t~y, WhO Ior ~ne
"N hbors wm ~ v, ..... l
entitled eig - - • .... ,~ ,p~s: .~ear or so h~ been employed as
in the Methodist caurcn a~- u~-.
This ~ay is sponsored bY the ladies of attendant at the Smith Service 8t~-
the church, After the presentat~n Ln~ : ~*°n, and he has a host of friends wlw
crea~ and cake will be eer~ed a wish him well in his new business
everyone is cordially invited. , _. j venture.
Keep Friday night . sure Mr. Burhans Jr,
to see this pl~y.
Project leaders, Mrs.
C~arey and Mrs. Alfred Seh-
next meeting will be on
, :I1 With Mrs. George Oldie and
will give the lesson.
HOSPITAL NOTES
of New England, N. D.,
treatment for a broken
"Wykoff, Medora, underwent an
appendicitis Ju~ 17th.
"l~aeaflng, Alpha, r~ved
July l$th and 17th.
Mrs. Lester Christ-
BelReld, Jul~ 14th.
Mrs. Jess Still motored to
Sunday and while there at-
~ll Bame between Arne-
$1dney which resulted in a
for the Arne~aard team.
timt. same eve-
by Mrs~ Lloyd Deck
~hlldren of Flentywood,
Who is now visiting at the Neu-
home and Mrs. Floyd Neudeek
at the Still home.
the members of the So and
entertained their hue-
Tonight, Thin'July 21, there is
(k~ be a ~he~ol+t ~a~ie meeting nero
in Beach, with the '|ocal W. C. SchulZ
garage as host. At this meeting dl-
plomas will be awarded to all the me-
c~ in the district who have sue-
ossaully passed their ~-
The meeting is booked for the Oolden
Valley Hotel and will start with a
dinner at 6:46 p. m. Ab~t 40 men
from the SloPe territorY are expected
to be present for the occasion, tnclud-
Lug A. M. S. Morgan of Fargo and his
staff. Dan cafferty of Beach is sccre-
tory of the assgvmtlon.
Turn In Fine Pitch- Beach Water Tower
ing Pedormance:_.
The Beach Baseball team hand d
the Miles City team a 4 to 0 shutout
on the local grounds Sunday afternoon
in a game which featured the pitch-
ing of Frank Wenzel for the local
team. Wenzel was in fine form strik-
Ing out 14. allowing six scattered hits
and granting only one pass. His best
performance came in the sixth inning
when two singles and an error filled
the bases with no one out. Seeing no
bases lying around for runue~ to oc-
cupy Frank took care of the situation
by striking out the nex~ two batters and
forcing the third to send a short fly
to Eddie Cater, which he easily gath-
e(~ in thus ending the critical situa-
tion.
Is Being Fixed. Up
Mr. F. O. Malloy and his crew m
at work this week cleaning and paint-
ing the inside of the city water tank,
An overflow pipe will be installed, the
ventilator screened and the roof tight-
ly corked. The expansion Joint at the
bottom of the tank will be cleaned,
properly lined up and repacked and a
Joint in the raised pipe below the t~
will be releaded. Wlth the compl~
of this work the tank will again be in
first class condition.
It is expected that the work will be
completed by the end of this week and
in the mear#time water users are re-
quested to refrain from usln~.~ w~ter
for sprinkling purposes and to redtl~
their household use to a miniumum.
The score sheet indicates that only
one each : d ad- Golva Wlns Over
va~ced as far aS second. It iS als0~ I~. ~ e. ~ ~ .
noted that only one putout was made] tglrcle, ~-b, ~n{lay.
at first base which is rather unnsual.J
Good support was accorded the pttchcrj Oolva defeated Circle for the second
by his teammates as only one error was . ,_ _
J time this season last Sunda~ In
chalked up against them. /baaeball a~rne ulaved at O01va
mdberg for the v tors pitch- ching s ,d o; m und
ed a good game allowing only five and pithed very good ball f;r S~=
hits, striking out seven and granting hinge allowing only 5 hits. M~tdison
[three passes. . " " " ne finished the game allowing 3 hits in
The scoring o~ the mcam was oo the r ~"
[ - _ ~ emaining thre~ innings.
in the fcurth and fifth innings in the Oolv
• • a collected 8 runs on 10 hits,
fourth Cater drew a free pass to first wnfie Circle was ~et'in~ 5 runs n~
which was followed by singles by Wet- hits. Next Sunday-Golv~ takes on--the
sch and Wenzel bringing tu two runs. strong Baker team at Oolva
In the f'.frh Tennyson reached first two teams have met twice before--t~
on an error, advanced to secona when season each ----
..... , winning a ~m~.
Enderle drew ~ree transpormuon and
,both rmmers scored when Cater came
through with a dou'ble.
This was the best game of the season
so far and is the seventh win far the
Beach Ceam againt three losses.
TUesday night the Beach baseball
club surprised themselves and a fair
sized crowd by turning in a beautiful
2 - 1 victory over a highly touted tra-
velit~ Colored team. the Plne~ Woods
Collegians, in an interesting seven in-
u~ game on the local grotmds.
The visitors started by scorh~ one
run ld the first
scorele~ until the fourth
crossed the pan for the locals.
in the fifth Beach scored a~aln, with
Joe Niece crossing the plate, and this
cempleted the scort~ for the day.
Beach only garnered three safe hits,
Cater, Wenzel and Beckley getting the
bingi(m, and getting them at crucial
times when they really counted. Mc-
Danad on the mound for the Colored
boys was wild and issued a number "of
walks, Which helped the locals to quite
an exten~.
Great credit for the game is due
Larry Tennyson, local
really tn fine shape
swinzlr~ hard am
FAMILY ltEUNION
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Nelson of tht~
city were very pleased Suttda¥ to have
their family all at home for a fam~
retmion. Tho~ present, were Mrs,
E. Finkle and children of Aberdeen, $.
D., Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Nelson and
daughter of Baker, Mont,, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Anderson and Mr. and M~
Burton Nelson of Mis~oula, Mr.
Mrs, Omar Nelson and son of B~.
and Evelyn and Edna Nelson. Mr~ ::
Mrs. Clifford Stecker and donators , ", '
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis of Result
were also present to partake of.,-~tl~
bountiful dinner served at noon.. .,
ering the fact that he b.~ not
behind the hat before this year,
Next Stmd~y Beach meets the stro~
Sidney team on their own grotmdL
This will be a hard game as the E~t~
ern Montana Champions have won ,all
of their games this season and is un-
doubtedly the strongest opposition the
Beach team will meet.
Games yet to be played, are as fol-
lows;
Sunday, July 24, Beach at Sidney
Sunday, July 31, Baker at ~mCh.
Sunday, August 7~, Beach at ~-