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It~RSDAY, JUI,Y 2]. 1.t..,8 THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS PAGE 7
~1~A~i$l~M~$~u~j~Iul~u~$~m1~il~u;~$H~[~1~$~W~H~l~$1~1I1~uI~j~lW~j ReicherL home and cal]e¢l on the J.
TROTTERS i R Andre family. PLEASANT VALLEY '
II~IX$11ulSHtlI$111IlIIIIlulIII]IIlllIIIHp.IIIII$1111ulI!IffiII~IIIIIISp, luRI Mrs. Rex Campbell and daughter ~$i~uliiii~l~iii~1$~1l~i~ii~H~$lliluill~l~l1~l~l~H~l~uiu~$~u$~1$~$~i$~$~ were out in this vicinity Saturday
evening.
A fair sized crowd attended the iVirginia are visiting this week at the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson andi Vick l%enstrom and Bill Wassmann
Union Aid at the John Robertson home W. A. Campbell home. son were dinner guests at the George called at Herman and Fred Wasmann
on Wednesday. Only a few membersI The P. V. Moores write that they Richmond home Sunday. Saturday evening.
Were able to attend but all had a:are now in Washington. They have Austin Slocomb and Buddy Zellar Mrs. Fred Wassmann returned home
Very nice time and enjoyed a delic-iseen many beautiful sights on their called at Charles Slocomb's Saturday Wednesday night after a ten day stay
tous lunch, l journey but they still think Trotters Little Marvin Brettin had the miS-lwith her daughter Mrs. Falker, who
Mrs. Ray Tasker received the sad is best. fortune of throwing his hip out Of ihas been moving into their new home.
Word on Saturday that her brother, l Mr and Mrs Los Crook and Iamilylj°nt and had to be taken to Dickinson
Herman Gilbraa had passed away very i visited the J. "F. Crooks last week. tf°r treatment. 4;OLDENOffleeVAi'LEYof COITNTY
SUddenly of a heart attack. He was laid IThey were enroute to Red Lodge, inI Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Davldson and .~IPEH1NTEND[~;NT OF NCHOOL~
to rest in the Wibaux cemetery on lMontana where they will again take I family, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Richmond Beach, N. Dak.
Monday. We wish to express our sin-iup their residence. Thev spent the land family took in the celebration at
core sympathy to the bereaved. I past ten months in St. ~Paul, Minn. Medora on the fourth .
We are all sorry to hear of the Miss Cora Grunewald left the Beach
death of Mr. Lund, last week. He made j hospital Thursday and went to Roch-
~¢$~l$1[~]~m£~lllEIllll~l[E$111,Dietz, Geo. Stull and Aldolph Johnson.' Board (i~:cid(d to give thirtb days
Mr. and Mrs. Alen Chaffce and son! n,)tiee t,f a further bearing and di-
r(,gt(td lh~-! L:ounly Sui:)elqll t endent
July 14, 193~4
S(hool officers
Se]lthiel Butte No. 2 and pearl No.
15.
Golden Valley Couuty, North 1)a-
khta.
Sirs:
A petiti,n signed by residents of
Town~hip 143-103 and 144-103 has
been filed with Minnie b2. Smith,
Ci~unty Auditor Golden Valley
C(,unty, requesting that Townships
143-103 and 144-103 he separated
from Sentinel Butte Scimol District
No. '2 and anilexed II~ [)earl School
Districl No. 15.
You are hereby notlfied that at
1:31) t'. 51. Oil .k U ~.llS[ 2:~, 10:~N the
t:h*ard of Counly Commissioners will
hold a l)u/)iie hearing hi iH'der to
detol'nline whether of not the above
reel] t iolle(l cilan ge shall be nlade.
Said hearing will be held in the
(~ourt ttouso in Beach, Norttl Da-
lit~l tl.
This notice i.s in cotlllili;tnee v, ith
s~ etion 1148.
1 ated at Beach, North Dakota
this 14th day of July, 1938.
til':RMAN F. I)IbTl'Z,
(?o. SUpt. of Schools.
July2]-2b Aug. 4-11
NOTICE TO CIIEI}ITOR~
ester where she hopes to find help for
her ailment.
Richard Moore returned to Trotters
on Wednesday after having visited in
Nebraska, where he lived before he
came to North Dakota.
Geneese Omley spent last week vis-
iting her friend Nora Belle Sperry.
Mrs. George Tasker was surprised
when her sister and brother in law,
the Adolph Huseths caleld on her and
her famiy.
Locked in a Tower to 1M[ake Sure
He'll Wed a Princess. One of the Many
Interesting Articles in THE AMERI-
CAN WEEKLY, the Magazine Distrib-
uted With NEXT SLrNDAY'S CHICA-I
GO HERALD AND EXAMINER.
his home near Skaar for many years,
and for several years carried the mail
~rom Trotters to Skaar. He was well
and favorably known here and had a
host of friends who morn his passing.
We extend heartfelt sympathy to
the sorrowing relatives.
Mrs. George Tasker is a patient
in the Beach hospital under treat-
~nent for a severe cold.
Mrs. W. A. Campbell and daughtter
Avis Kink, visited Alice Moore and
the Jim Goldsberrys' last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Birmingham were
SUnday visitors at the A. M. Flana-
gan home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Nellermoe re-
turned last week from a trip to Minn-
esota. While there they visited at the
For longer Motor Life and Oil Saving,
Install a
FRAM OiL and MOTOR CLEANER
On Your Tractor. See the Fram at
SORENSEN MACHINE SHOP
Beach, North Dakota
Case outfit
for sale
2345 Engine and 32 Thresher
COMPLETE! !
This is priced at a REAL BARGAIN. Come
in quick if you want to see it.
Your Case Machinery Dealer
AI L0ngbottom
BEACH, NORTH DAKOTA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF Olaf T. "~Vinger, Deceas-
ed.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dcrsigned, Harry Hill, as Admin-
istrator with the "~VIll Annexed of
the Estate of Olaf T. Winger, also
known as Olaf ~,Vinger late of the
Township of Elmwood in the Coun-
ty of Golden Valley amI State of
North Dakota, deceased, to the cred-
i(:~f~o~s of, and all persons having
ms against said deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers, within six months after the
first publication of this notice, to
Said Harry Hill at the office of
Keohane ~ Kuhfeld in the City of
Beach in said Golden Valley Coun-
ty, or to the Judge of the County
Court of Golden Valley County, at
his office in the Court House in the
City of Reach, Golden Valley Coun-
ty. North Dakota.
You are hereby further notified
that Hon. A. E. Kastien, Judge of
the County Court within and for the
County of Golden Valley, and State
of North Dakota, has fixed the 18th
day of January A. D. 1939, at the
hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon
of said day, at the Court Rooms, In
the Court House in the City of
Beach in said County and State, as
the time and place for hearing and
adjusting all claims against the es-
tate of the said Olaf T. Winger, De-
ceased, which have been duly and
regularly presented an hereinbefore
provided.
Dated this 5th day of July, A. D.
1938.
HARRY HILL,
Administrator with the Will
Annexed of the Estate of
Olaf T. Winger, Deceased.
First publication on the 7th day of
July A. D. 1938.
Keohane & Kuhfeld,
Attorneys for Administrator,
Beach, North Dakota.
July 7-14-21
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slocomb and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kanennberg
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lievens
:and daughters spent the fourth at Wi-
baux.
Mrs. G. E. Schallock and children
visited at the G. E. Richmond home
Tuesday.
Rev. Jongeward called at Chas Slo-
comb's Tuesday.
Mrs. O. H. Moo and daughter Myr~.le
attended Homemakers Club at H. Feld-
husen's Tuesday.
Miss Erma Slocomb visited Miss
Myrtle Moe Wednesday.
Mr. Everett Redgers of Circle, Mont.
arrived at the home of Chas. Sloconzb
Friday p. m. for a short visit, leaving.
that evening for Malta, Mont. where
he has employment.
Mr. W. Wallace and Mr. J. Rafferty
was calling in this community Friday.
Miss Myrtle Moo was an overnight
guests of Miss Pauline Peterson on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Davidson called
at G. E. Richmond's Monday.
Clyde and Carl Waldahl are attend-
ing Bible school in Sentinel Butte.
Charles Davldson was a Sen,tinel
Butte caller Thursday.
F. D. Waldahl called at G. E. Rich-
monds Sunday.
Sunday callers at the J. D. Davidson
home were Mr. and Mrs. Frank David-
son of Golva, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. Dou-
bles, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thoml~on of
Beach, Miss Ester Stanson of Minn-
eapolis and Mrs. Tennyson of Blair,
Wisc.
E1mo Fisher of Sentinel Butte helped
F. D. Waldahl make hay last week.
i _ GARNER
Mrs. Joe Dietz and children, and
Ethel Wassmann visted at the Herman
Wassmann home on Thursday after-
noon.
Mrs. Laura Strahon branded her
cattle Sunday, Leo Nistler, Maurice
Wassmann, Harold Mathson, Olaf]
Oestad, Henry Huse and Jack Leuis
helped with the branding.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stull and son
Paul visited at the Cole Mattie home
[COMMi$1ON[$' PR0-
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Orstal and child-
theren wereunderwoodSUndaYhome.eVening callers atI State of _
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Babeock and fam-
ily were visitors in this vicinty Sunday.
Msses Ethel and Agnes Krause cal- North /oakota~ ss
led at F. Wassmann home on Sunday County of Golden Valley)
July 13, 1938, 9:00 A. M. The Board
of County Commissioners met pur-
suant to adjournment with all mere-
afternoon. Ethel went back to Dick-
inson to attend school there.
Those in Beach from this vicinity
on Saturday were Orstad family, Art
Underwood, Henry Huse, Joe and A1
NOTICE FOR BIDS
At 2:00 o'clock P. M. July 29th
1938, The Board of County Com-
missioners, of Golden Valley Coun-
ty, North Dakota will receive and
open bids for a carload of bridge
plank and timbers consisting of
2~,000 ft.
The above to be No. 1 common in
the rough, full sawed and priced
F. O. B. cars at Beach, North Da-
kota.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Mall bids to the County Auditor.
MINNIE E. SMITH,
County Auditor.
June 30th July 7-14-21
AMERICA'S LOWEST PRICED
SEDAN-BY FAR!
The bi , new five-passenger Willys CHpper is ideally built for the American
g lmost $100 less than any other Sedan-
Family... It's SENSATIONAL in price--a
IT'S BIG--14 feet long! Room for five-and lots of luggage spac~ for the whole
family's luggage. Wide doors. Fl/pover front seat for easy entrance. The im-
portant features found in $1000 cars...Its economy is unequaled ANYWHERE.
Up to 35 miles per gallon is what owners throughout the country say. Don't
buy any car--not even a used wx--till you see the new Willys Clipper.
WILLYS CLIPPER $549"
~ 15¢ Family $e~s; F#dcrol, State a~ locdl taxrt and tr~sspor~giow
abdu,ges /rms the Paaer$ at T~l~o, Obi~ i#t i~
GOLDEN VALLEY HARVESTER
COMPANY
bers present.
Resident taxpayers and members
of the Boards of Beach Civil
Township and the City of Beach
appeared before the Board relative
to grading the road from the City
directly south. The Township and
City of Beach must l)rocure right
of way and certify same to the
County Board when grading of the
road will be considered.
A petition was presented to the
Board which had been signed by
taxpayers and voters of Golden
Valley county, petitioning the Board
to proceed to get the State High-
way department to rebuild and
maintain Highway 16 on present
site of right of way and to pur-
chase any necessary additional
land required for road.
Members of Lone Tree Townshsip
Board and taxpayers appeared and
asked that the County Board co-
operate with the State Highway
Department in the reconstruction
of Highway 16.
The following resolution was
adopted relative to the improve-
ment of Highway 16.
IIESOLUTION
Commissioner ~,Vosepka presented
the following resolution and moved
its adoption:
Be It Resolved by the Board of
C.unty Commissioners in a regular
session this 13th day of July, 1.938:
That Golden Valley county and
the State Highway Department co-
operate in the improvement of State
Highway No. 16, beginning at
junction with highway No. I0,
north nine miles and beginning at
the corner of First street and
Simpson street of the City of
Beact] along a new alignment on
the south side of the Northern Pa-
cific tracks to Highway 16, thence
south on highway No. 16 to the
village of Golva, N. Dak.
That Golden Valley county will
pay the State Highway Departmnt
a flat rate of $500.00 per mile for
reshaping. Coun'ty eqtl:i~}ment will
be used to the greatest possible
extent at the established state
highway rental rates; the county
being given credit for the amount
earned by the county equipment.
The Stat(~ Highway department will
provide engineering supervision, ad-
ditional equipment, culvert exten-
sions and surface the improved
sections with L000 cubic yards of
gravel per mile.It is understood that
these improved sections will be
given a light oil treatment (luring
the summer of 1939.
That Golden Valley County and
the State Highway department will
acquire right Of w~y in accordance
with plats to be prepared by the
highway department, sharing the
costs of right of way purchases
equally.
Upon being put to a vote, all
members voted "aye" and the res-
olution was declard ad~,pted,
Signed:
LEWIS ODLANI),
Chairman of Board of
County Commissioners.
T. A. V~rOSEPKA,
M. C. TESCHER.
Attest:
MINNIE E. SMITH,
County Auditor.
At 1,2:30 o'eock the Board ad-
Journed and reconvened at 1:30
P. M. with all members present.
At 2:00 P. M. a hearing had
been called for the purpose of re-
oonsidered the petition previous-
ly presented which had been signed
by residents of Townships 143 and
144, Range 103, asking that such
territory be segregated from the
Sentinel Butte School District No.
2 and annexed to School District
No. 15. Beveral residentg of both
scbool districts were heard. The
C. C. Clark, Mgr.
(,f Schools to give the required no-
lit! t~, S(}IOOI offic(rs ~)f t'aeil dis-
trhq and to 1)ui)lish the same in the.'
(3olden Valley News. The pr(iposed
hearing is set for August 23, 192,8.
The Board sct July 29th. 19aS as
thc date f-r tile budget heaFing and
orde|'ed the following notice pub-
lishe(l.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Ileuring Of County Budget
Notice is hereby given that in
conll)lianee with Senate bill No. 208
of the session htws of 1923 and
H,mse bill No. 97. Session laws of
1929, the Board of County Com-
missioners of Gohlen Valley county,
North I)akota have designated
July 29th. 1:)38, at 2:00 o'clock P,
M. at the Court house in the City
t.f I~each. North Dakota as the
lime and place any taxpay-
ers tnay appear and be in fttvor or
against tile I)r,,posed CXl)enditures.
The folh,wlng is an estinlate of
the proposed expenditures for the
fiscal year ending June 30th, 1939:
IAst and amount of each budget
estimate t)aynlcllt frolii County
(;eneral Fund.
C~mnty Board .................... $ 1300.00
('oust v Auditor . ................... 2360.00
Count~" Treasurer ............. 1050.00
;~ssesst/l's ~lYl{1 assossment .... 200.00
State's Attnrney .............. 1274.00
Coroner - ......................... 100.00
STATEMENT OF GENERAL FUND
LIA BILrFIEN
Fstimated unll)ul|t require{I for fis-
('al vear .....................................
(;enerai i{eserve ...............................
Estimated Liabilities for f i s c a 1
year • .......................................
II~ESOUR CES
t ~ II eneun]bere{l cash baiuncc ...........
Estimated colleeti(,ns from prior
tax ]t~vies ..............................................
T~,tal Rescmrces Gen(ral Fund .......
To He Raised by Taxes from (;en-
eral f,'u ~d ......................................
Ntutement of Road Fund
LIABILITIES
IC:~timate(I amount reqaired for fis-
cal year ................................................
General Reserve ....................................
Estimated Liabilities ..........................
ltF.SOURCES
l;nir;cumbered cash balance
Est imaled collections from prior
year levies ........................................
Total Resources Road Fund ...........
To Be Raised for Road Fund ..., ........
Stutement of Brldffe Fund
LIABILITIES
Estimated amount required for fis-
cal year ..................................................
General Reserw~ ...................................
EstimatedLiabilities ............................
llE~OURCES
Unineumbered cash bala~nce ................
Estimated collections from prior
)ears taxes ..........................................
Total Resources Bridge Fund ............
To Be Raised by Taxes for Bridge
Fund .....................................................
Sfatement of Court House Fund,
Sinking and Interest L|abilitles
Estimated amount required for fts-
cal year ...............................................
General f{eserve .....................................
Estimated Liabilities for fiscal
year ....................................................
RE$OUliCES
Unineumtlered cash balance ............ ._..
Estimated collections from prior
year taxes ............................................
q', tal resources Court House Fund._
'i., He Haised by Taxes for Court
House Fund ......................................
.~tatement of Unurffnnized Township
ltoud Fund
L IA BILITikL~
Estimated amount required for fis-
('ai year ..............................................
t;eneral Reserve .....................................
Estimated Liabilities for fiscal
year .......................................................
II i~]~O UItCE8
Unincumbered cash balance .............
Estimated collections from prior
y~ar taxes ............................................
Total resources unorganized Twp.
road fund ..............................................
To Be Raised by Taxes for Unor-
ganized Twp. road fund ....................
Stnfement ot Hopper Fund
LIABILITIES
Estimated amount required for fis-
cal 3ear . .................................................
(;eneral Reserve ......................................
Estimated Liabilities for fiscal
year ...............................................
HESOUliCES
l~nHleumbered cash balance .................
Estimated collections from prior
year taxes .........................................
Total Resources Hopper Fund ........
To Be Raised by Taxes for Hopper
Fu n d .......................................................
Total estimated taxes to be rais-
ed far the fiscal year in this bud-
gut ........................................................
\Vitness my hand and seal this 14th
The Board adjourned as a Board
of County Commissioners and recon-
vened as a board of equalization to
equalize as to taxing districts on
personal prol)erty and raised or
lowered assesslnen[s in such districts
the percenlage vhown as follows.:
TIVPS. 143-11gi and 144-103.
No change,
PEARL T~VP.
Item 2 division A increased 3 per-
cent, Item :2 division E increas-
ed 30 per cent.
ilENRY 'l' ~VP.
Item 1 division E decreased 13
percent, Item 2 division G tn-
ereased 35 percent.
EI,M V¢OOi) TOWNSHIP
Item 1 division 1) increased 6
percenl, Iteltl 1 division I~]. in-
crt.a,~,:d 6 percent.
Item 2 division A dL, ereased 11
I)ereent, Itenl 2 division E de-
cre;tsed 25 t)ereent,
item 2 division F decreased 20
l)erceNt.
EL]K (:REEK TO~VNSHIP
Item 1 division D increased 10
percent, Item 2 division F in-
creased 9 percent.
DIV |DI~] TO%VNSHIP
Item 1 division C Increased 25
percent.
~VANA(;A N TOAVNSHIP
Item 1 division C increased 19
percent, Item 1 division D in-
creased 25 percent.
ltep 2 division A deereased 15 per-
cent, Item 2 division G increas-
ed 53 percent.
DELHI TO M,'N$ HIP
Item 1 I)tvision D increased 30
percent. Item 2 division A de-
creased 11 percent.
Item 2, division F decreased 50
percent.
SADiiI,E BUTTE T~I~.
Item 1 division B decreased 16 per-
cent, Item 1 division E decreas-
ed 13 poreent.
Item :2 division A decreased 3 per-
cent, Item 2 division F decreased
27 Ilercent .
BE:~('H T(t~VN'SH! P
Item 1 division B d~'creased 25
percent. Item 1 divfsion C de-
erea~ed S percent.
Item 1 division E decreased 11
percent. Item 2 division A de-
creased 11 percent.
Item 2 (livisi~.n E incl'easod 40
per(:ent. ]t(.ln 2 division (I in-
creased 23 pvreent,
CITY OF BI~2A('tl
Itcm 1 division E increased 30
percent, Item 2 diviMon A deo
creased 3 percent.
lt(m 2 divis (m A decreased 3 I)er-
cent.
Item 2 division E decreased 13
percent Item 11 division Oil
stations increased 20 percent,
Item 12 division Business furnl-
tur'e and Fixtures increas,.d 20
per-,.nt. Item 13 division B ln-
crea~ed 10 percent, Item 13
division C increased 10 percent.
Item 14 d!v'.sion Professonal
~e'l):¥)'~eT)¢ I~crea~od 20 porcent,
SENTINEL BUTTE VILLAGE
Item i d'v!sion D decreased 20
percent. Item 2 division A de-
creased 36 percent.
Item 2 division w~ increased 38 per-
I)ist rict Court ..................... 1000.00
Justice Courts ..................... 200.00
J uvt.nile Courts ................ 100.00
Court house maintcnance .... 400.00
Elect ions ..........................2000,00
Examinat ion fees .............. 190.00
Advertising and printing .... 2000.0~
Junitor . ........................ 7S0.04~
Undistrihuted expense ........ 2000.01)
Watcr, light, fuel, etc ..... 800.00
Books, stationery, and sup-
plies ......................... 1800.00
Teh~graph, telephone and
cxpr'ess .......................... 1200.00
Sheriff ............................... 2960.00
Clerk of Court, itegister of
Deeds and County Judge 2200.00
~,Vork rnen's Compensatiou
Insurance .................... 600.00
Vital Statist!es .................. 100.00
County Physician ................ "]00.00
Insanity Board .................. 50.00
Board of Health ................ 100.00
C¢)unt y Agent .................. 2000.00
Poor ~{elief ....................... 6000.00
Juvenile Officer ................... 300.00
Care of Counly insane in
state asylum ....................... 4000.00
Care of county patients at
state feeble minded in-
stitution .................... 1500,00
Care of County patients in
Tuberculosis sanatorium _. 200.00
County jail, (:are of in-
males ...................... 200.00
County jail. betterments or
outlays .......................... 50.00
County Superintendent of
Sch( ols ...................... 1600.00
Total ........... $41,424.00
$ 5.440.00
25,769.00
$41,424.00
31,4)68.00
$72,492.00
31,209,00
$41,283.00
2,932.00
3.144.00
$5,000,00
3.750.00
8,750.00
6,076.00
2,674.00
$2,655.60
3,571.00
$5,000.00
3,750.00
8,756.00
6,226.00
$2,524.0~
$1,161.00
1,653.00
$3,000.00
2,250.00
5,250.00
$2,814.00
$2.436.0O
$ 120.00
150.00
$ 3OO.O0
225.00
525.00
$ 270,00
$ 255.00
$4,000.00
3,000.00
7,000.00
$1,727.00
2,491.00
4,218.00
$2,782.00
"$51,954.00
day of July A. D. 1938.
MINNIE E. SMITH, County Auditor
Golden Valley County, North Dakota
cent, lte]n 12 division Business furn-
iture and fixtures increased 35
percent, Item 15 divislun Ele-
vators increased 10 percent.
SENTINI~2L TWP.
lt*-m 2 division A decreased 10
percent
LONE 'rltEE TWP.
Item 1 division C decreased 5 per-
cent, Item I division 1) lncreaa-
od 12 percent.
Item l divlsioa E increased I0
percent, Item 2 division A de-.
creased 3 percent.
Item 2 division B increased 15
percent, Item 2 division F de-
creased 22 percent.
Item 2 division (; inercased 5I
t)ercent.
GARNER TOWNSHIP
No change
III~I, LION TIVP.
Item 1 division (J increased 5 per-
cent, Item 2 divisioa B Increas-
e(I 8; i)ercenl.
Item 2 (livision (} increased 19,
percent.
TOW N,~ttl IP 138- ! ~1
Item 1 division l,." decreased 24
percent, Ittyru 2 division G in-
creased 20 l)ercent.
TOkeN Sill P 13fl- I 0,%
It('m 1 division ],] decreased 17
I)erccnt.
'I'ON¥ N S HIp 137-10.'1
Item 1 division E decreased 22
percent.
'i' ~I,V P. 13N-10~d
Item I division I!] decreased 38
l)erc, ent.
The Board adjourned an a board
of equalization and reconvened as a
Board of County Commissioners.
Tl~e following hills were audited,
al)l)roved and ordered paid by the
t)oard of cou¢Ity commissioners sub-
jeet to personal properly taxes due
and (lelinquenl,
J. (:layt on f{usseil. Salary
and exl)enses for June $186.12
J. Clayton Bussell. ,~Hary
and expens,:s for May . 204.49
Vl,d~:t Anthony. Clerk in
Aud H o)"s office ........... 10.00
Ernest Sehmtdt, Clork in
Auditor's office ......... 12.00
A. Ovc-stad & Son, Supplies
for ()(lland darn ............. 20,08
Alvin l,'eragetl, Hepalr work 1.60
Alvin b'er;lgen, (}as and re-
pairs ................... 5.08
(~l~aN. i)urvls hy order of
D'r:lnk Theisen. hauling
sawdust ..................... 13.52
Frank Thetsen, tIauling
saxvdu~t ............... 10.23
T. tk Lassell, Repair work
on grader ..................... 5.00
Stark County, Telei)hone
service ..................................... 1.54
Lewis Odland, Commission-
er's service ...................... 11.6S
M. C. Tescher, Commission-
er's ~erv]ee ...................... 14.76
"!" A. \V.s~,oka, (~olr!ullss!on-
er's - rv:ce ............... 15,88
6:00 t'. M the Beard adjourned to
m~,et .tuh, 29th. 1938.
Slgv,,d LEW I,q ODLAND.
Chairman of the Board of
Pou-ty C'omrrds~i()ners. Gnlden
Valley County, North Dakota.
Attest:
Minnie Smith0
[ County Auditor.