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With Your
County EXtensiorL
Agent
By IL M.. MELior
ASSIST IN
Iq~VGATION DEVELOPMENT
D. J. McLellan, extension
Specialist on small irrigation
~oJects, will be in Golden Vat-
County on July 31 and
August 1.
Farmers wanting assistance
in developing small irrigation
~0Jects are asked to contact
this oefice before Mr. McLellan
arrives.
The number of acres that can
be irrigated is dependent upon
the amount of water available
and also on the chemical analy-
els of the water supply.
Many farm gardens could be
~rofitably located near dams,
Wells or other water supply.
WILL TRY SILAGE
Hainmervold Brothers. near
Golva, GoldenValley County,
l~orth Dakota. built .a 100 ton
~nch silo. They figure that a
trench silo of good corn silage
will fit nicely into their cattle
wintering program. Their trenoh
silo was built on one of the finest
sites obtainable, it is well drain.
ed and conveniem to the barn-
yard.
Pete Bammervold stated that
"if this trench silo proves satis-
factory, another trench silo will
be built for a reserve feed sup-
ply. We don't v~ant to get as
low on feed as we did this year
when only ten tons of hay were
carried over:"
WATCH EVERGREENS FOR
SPIDER INJURY
Evergreen trees, especially
spruce and cedar, that take on
l a brownish or rusty discolora-
tion of the leaves are in all prob-
ability being injured ,by the red
spider mite, according to Wayne
J. Colberg, entomologist of NDAC
Extension Service.
"This insect is very small and
scarcely visible to the naked eye.
The best means of determining
an infestation of red mites is to
~lace a pi~e of white paper
under the infested leaf or twig
and gently sh~ake the mites onto
the paper. If several small
brownish specks ippear on the
piece of paper and soon move
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS. BEACH. N. D.
l away you can be quite sure that]
it is the red spider mite."
Colberg says these pests usual- ]
ly build up quite rapidly after
l
DDT applications, as DDT does
not affect the mite, but it will
kill off its predators and pare.
sites.
"Dusting the trees with sulfur
dust or spraying with a wettable
sulfur will effectively control the
mite. Applications should be re-
peated at weekly in,ter,cals or
until the infestation has com-
pletely disappeared and the tree
takes on a normal appearance
ag,ain."
rangements were made for the]
annual picnic which was heldI
July 23, at Peaceful Valley
Ranch. There will be no meet-
ing in August.
PLEASANT VALLEY
HOMEMAKERS
Mrs. Rex Simmons, See,.
Mrs. Rex Simmons was host-
ess tar the July 6 meeting. Roll
call was responded to with sug-
gestions for the program for
next year. All present officers
were re-elected for next year.
Mrs. R. H. Welsh was appointed
club historian. Mrs. Albert Still
will be hostess to the club on
C L U B N O T E S August 3.
!
The Sunshine Society met
with Mrs. Leonard Strietz July
12th, with five members and
some visitors present. Spring
chicken dinner was served with
all the trimmings. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Laura
Strahon, Aug. 2 the first Wed.,
in August.
THELEN HOMEMAKERS
Mrs. Clifford Wagner, Sec.
Election of officers was held
with Mrs. Henry Helm being
elected president; Mrs. Richard
Schroeder, vice-president; Mrs.
Kenneth Abraham, secretary;
and Mrs, Albert Klein, treasurer.
Miscellaneous topics were also
chosen for next year. Club mem-
bers decided to draw up a new
constitution. Mrs. Sam Wilson
will be hostess to the meeting
on August 3.
BEACH HOMEMAKERS
Mrs. A. M. SchmHz, Sec.
Mrs. Henry Feld'husen and
Mrs. Wm. Ueckert, project lead-
ers. presented the lesson on "Rug
Making" a.t a meeting held on
June 13, at the home of Mrs.
William Melvin. Plans and ar-
Present at dinner at the Louis
Schmeling home on Sunday eve-
ning. July 23rd, were Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Sokoloski and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Krause and Mr. and Mrs. F. F.
Schmeling and Mrs. Margaret
Lameres.
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As keepsakes for your candid wedding
little D/ Y!
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book. See the sample one at our studio.
Portraits taken at the Studio. The
gift that can't be duplicated.
Roll film, all sizes, and expert de-
veloping.
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~e sore to see the new Extrn-H;-specd CMrod unit on the S trotelin~r
Ws the f~stest heating ~Jn~h Co|rod unit ever nmdel
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Aufhortzed dealer
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MUSIC BY
Wo havo redueod pzk on 811 our dinnecs--dine with ua our
and cdtmcUvo dining roam--you me sure so enjoy the supa food rve.
everr da7 from to a. m.
THURSDAY, JULY 27,
A skunk got in to the Ewald
3ohnsons chicken coop and kill-
ed 65 of their ready-to-fry chick-
ens the other nite.
Mr, and Mrs. John Schmeling
are driving a lovely new Olds-
mobile not a Chev.
Many of the Garner folks have
been picking June berries, which
are plentiful this year.
Gregory Maus' sister and fa-
mily from Denver, has been out
visiting her brothers and sisters
and parents this {ast week.
A birthday party for Richard
Dietz was held July 20th, a~ the
Dietz home.
it pa)s to Advertise in the
Jomen Valley ~ews.
CITATION HEARING PETITION
FOR LETTERS OF AD-
MINISTRATION
State o~ North Dakota.
Coanty o~ Golden Valley,
In County Court
Before Hon. Guy Lee, Judge.
IN TIfE MATTER dE THE ESTATE
OF X,'iLLIAM F. ERDMANN, DE-
CEASED.
Theodore Erdmann. Gustave
:~h'dru:mnand Otto Erdmann,
Petitioners•
VS,
Paul Erdmann. Emil Erd-
mann. Martba Essig, Amanda
Cobb. Fred Reiehenback Min-
me Forrcster. Elsie Heiehen-
*~ack, Emma Wojahn. Rudolph
}£eici~enback. Edward Reichen-
back. Charles ReicilenbacP.
William Reichenback, Rose
Arndt. Doris Erdmann, Arlene
Erdmann, Donna Mae Erd-
mann Raymond Erdmann. Vi-
oletErdlIlaDn, David Erdmann
and Alvin E. Cheadle. as Spe-
cialGuardian for Doris Erd-
mann, Arlene Erdmann. Don-
na Mae Erdmann. Raymond
Erdmann. Violet Erdmann and
David Erdmann, minors.
Respondents
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED RESPON-
DENTS :
N_'O~,, and eacll of you are
hereby cited and I equiredto
,:pt)c.ir b~.u'c tile County Court
~,f theCounty of Golden Valley in
: Aid state, .t the officeof the
C.~unty Judge uf ~}id County,
,it t e Ccmrt l{ou~cin the City of
i:.~eac", in s~:fl County and State o0
~hc 1 ~La day ofAugust A D 1950,
at the llo'~lr C'~ ~o!l o'c!ock in the
foreno)n Of !l.at d:!v, to shoxv causc,
any you have, "why the petition
~)l' Fh~,odort! EFdIYI't!!VI, G'~Ftlvo Erd-
and Otto Erdmann praying
- l'~'~ :t" ~ "~.', North Dakota. as
~ (hlp?l ~:;I F!t~ vi~ :)i t} c E.'- La te of
\Vii]it:In F. Erdn~lann. Deceased,
sho~ild l~ot be gr?,n#ed, and you are
(.~c~)v notitieci Inat the residence
f -::'[d decedent st the time of his
!,~:! ~ i \Vi~- [~4 [I]O "-" lica i~y of Sent-
inel Butte, Golden Valley County.
North Dakota.
Let service be made of this Citation
as required by law.
Dated this 14th day of July
A. D. 1950.
By the Court:
GUY LEE
Judge of the County Court.
t Seal of County Court}
HOWARD A. MOUM,
Attorney for the Petitioners,
Beach, North Dakota.
{July 20-27)
CITATION HEARING
PETITION TO
ESTABLISH
THE RIGHT OF
HEIRSHIP TO
REAL PROPERTY.
STATE OF NORTH I~AKOTA
County of Golden Valley
IE COUNTY COURT
Before Hon. Guy Lee. Judge
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF MARY LIEGE ELLINGSON, De-
ceased.
Alf Ellingson,
Petitioner,
-vs-
Edwin Ellingson and Ber-
nard Ellingson, Minors. and
Marian Miesaloski as Special
Guardian for Edwin Ellingson
md Bernard E]lingson, Min-
ors. and all other persons un-
known claiming any estate or
interest in or lien or en-
cumbrance upon the proper-
ty described in the petition
or against the estate of the
said deceased,
Respondents.
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED RESPON-
DENTS:
You. and each of you are hereby
notified that All Ellingson, of Big
Sandy, County of Choute~u and
State of Montana has filed in the
County Court of Golden Valley Court-
ty, North Dakota, his
petition praying for a
certaining and establishing the
to succession ta ti~e real estate
the County of Goldeu Valley
State of North Dakota. of which
Lingk Ellingson. deceased, late of
City of Big Sandy, County of
and State of Montana. died
which said real estate is described
follows:
An undivided one-third (1-3~
interns1 in and to the North-
west Quarter (NW1/4) of Sec-
tion Twenty-five (25) and the
Northeast Quarter ,NEI/4) of
Section Twenty-six (26), all
In Township One Hundred
Forty-one ( 1411 North. of
Range One Hundred Five (105}
in Golden Valley County,
North Dakota.
and that Tuesday, the 15th day
August A. D, 1950. at the hour of
o'clock in the forenoon of that
at the Court Rooms of this
~ the C'o-'t H[),:~e fn the City
Beach, Golden Valley County,
T3}}bnta has been set bv this
as the time and place of hearing
petition, at which time and place
nr,r~'~n interested may appear
object to the grantingof said
tion.
Andyou.~ and each of you,
hereby cited andrequired then
there to be and appear before
Court and show cause, if any
be. why this petition should not
granted.
Let service be made of this
tion as required by law
Dated tills 15th day of July, A.
1950.
BY THE COURT:
GIYY LEE
Judge of the County
Cour.t.
W. L. ECKES
Attorney for Petitioner
~cach. North Dakota
I July 27. Aug. 3)
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T~IE MARKET. AS ALWAYS, IS OPEN TO ALL AND .I
INVITE YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE.
THANK YOUI
Will buy hogs in Wibaux next on Fri-
day, July 28, and in Beach on Friday,
August___4i
ALWAXS PAYIRG HIGHEST MARKE PRICE
JACK g
BEACH
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