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Seed Supplies of All Kinds
" Are Being Gathered At
Central Points; Restrictions
On Acreage Modified.
Washington, Aug. 3.---A three-fold
program for aiding drought strick-
en farmers in 1935---including pur-
" chase of seed stocks at once to as-
sure a supply next year--wa~ an-
nounced Thursday by the agricul-
~!~ rural adjustment administration.
i:ii~ Besides making certain a supply
of seed, the administration arrang-
ed for further modifications of re-
strlctto~_s on contracted acreage to
~errnit their fuller use ~or seed and
feed. and special freight rar~s for
feed and livestock shipments for
drought areas were extended for a
month.
The administration also announc-
ed t lie addition of 26 counties in
six states to the emergency drought
area and four counties to the secon-
dtu~ area.
The government seed purchase
13~rogram, han~Iled through the bu-
reaus of agricultural economics and
plant industry and the extension
service, has already started, with
funds being made available from th~
'~ emerger~y drought apropriation.
i A seed procurement office in Min-
~eb~ lis, directed by Oapt, Louis C.
ter, Is the headquarters for the
F, and brunches will be set
in other cities as the need arises.
i~ purebred will be recommend-
ed by a special committee headed
by S. O. Salmon, agronon~t of the
bureau of plant lndtmtry, and in;
eluding- state agronomists.
Seed stocks of wheat, oats and
barley alremly have been purchased
1
t
TTLE NEIL
KOSHNEY WILL
LOSEUSE OFEYE
Accidentally Cut Cheek and
Eye With Paring Knife;
Sight Is Lost; May Lose
Eye Too.
Neff. the litttle four-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Koshney, hurt
himself terribly with a kitchen par-
ing knife Tuesday forenoon. The
little fellow was playing with a
piece of string and. before anyone
could stop hhn, had reached on top
of the kitchen table and taken the
knife to cut it with. The sweep of
the knife was too f~r through the
string, landing in the right-~ cheek
and eye.
He was rusl~d to medical atten-
tion and then taken to the Bismarck
hospttal'by his parents. Neff was
operated on there by Dr. Const~n~
Wednesday morning and while all
possible is being done, little hope is
held" out of sR~-ing t~e eye. In any
case Neff will never see from that
eye. ag~.in. He was getting along
nicely, up to last night,
The deep sympathy of the com-
munity is' held out to the parents
for thi~ sad occurrence and all hope
that the little ~oy will get along
alrlght,
BUY ~[ORE CATTLE
Washington, Aug. 4. ~ Officials
said Saturday the farm administra*
tion would purchase 5,000,000 hea~
of cattle and calves in addition t~
those already bought, and betweer
2~00,000 and 5~000,000 head of sheet)
:rod goats.
N[WS'
Dr. and Mrs. Niece are now enjoy-
ing a pleasant visit with Mrs. Niece's !
sister, Mrs. Margaret Samsel ofI
Butte, Mont. The Nieces expect to
be gone about ten days.
The Legion Auxiliary met at the
home of Mrs. A. H. Beckley last
Tuesday night in t4)gular session.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Neudick e~ter-
to|ned a~ 6:30 buffet supper last
Thursday evening for the various
members of their family. The eve-
nir.g was spent informally.
I
Roy. and Mrs. H. J. Trinklein on-I
tertalned as their guests last Sun-[
i
day, Alfred Klauster and wife of]
Olendive, and Roy. Ludwig and fam-
ily of Marsh. Mont., here for the
Mission festival. The Trinkleins ex-
pec~ as their guests tonight Rev.
Klauster and wife, of Hankinson,
N. D., father and mother of Alfred,
and Rev. Schumacher, also of Han-
kinson. The senior IVAausters will
go to Glendive to visit their son and
family.
~)cial Hour met at the home of
Mrs. C. I. Cook last Tuesday afire-
noon. The afternoon was spent in-
formally following which a nice
lunch was served by the hostess.
The nex~ meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Earl Miller, Aug. 20.
ily held a picnic at Intake, Mont.
as usual. In the "70's" the hop-
after their "farm property here. Mr.
Ed. Justesen has been laid up the
past week with a bad cold.
Mr. and Mrs. John Keohane left
last Monday for Jamestown where
they will visit with John, junior, and
family. This is the senior Keohanes
first view of the new grandchild,
Little Hollls Bishop was brought
into the hospital Wednesday morn-
ing with a badly in,l~eted flnge~,
~necessitating prompt medical at-
tention.
Misses Ruth and 11o Hollstein
spent the past week visiting at A1-
zada. Moat,, and drove home thru
the Black Hills.
The JettLkGr~ngar~ spe~#{~the sale o~]
Enna shc~es e~ c?~Luo
~::turday. Thes~2~es are going at
f:om 82.95. $3.~c4ilrto $~.95 and are
just what is needed lor style and
com:orL " 14-1t
Roy. and Mrs. H. J, Trinklein had
as their guests last Monday, Mrs.
Tri:fi:ieins folks, who were on the|:
way from Belfleld to Tacoma, Wash.
: to visit with a son living there.
Marvin Tobias came home from
I where he was teaching the pas~ year
and is taking a course of physical
culture at the Occident elevator
' until school opens, when he will be-
Iceme a member of the Beach high
school faculty and coach. All hands
are glad to have Marvin back in the
fold again,
Mrs. George Fisher of Golva paid
this office a pleasant call yesterday,
The trains are running on time
as usual. In the seventies the hop-
pers were so thick the wheels of the
cars crushed them. greasing the
rails, ahnost stopping traffic.
Yesterday was a great change
from ~he extremely hot weather ex-
perienced the past ~wo weeks. The
mercury stood at 72 in the shade
and a fine breeze helped a lot.
When leaving the church at Wi-
baux at about 9:30 p. m. last Sun-
day, Rev. Trlnklein found two
"flats" on his car and no lights.
Beats all doesn't it! Nothing to do
but repair the tires and drive home
in the dark. No mechanic to be
found.
Mrs H. Kettner, Sr. underwent
an operation Tuesday morning at
Bismarck. All hope for a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Oallagher is steadily gaining
strength andds about ready to leave
rite sickbed at the Beach hospital.
Mrs. Grace Ralsler and children
returned to Fargo last Friday after
a pleasant visit in this vicinity with
family and friends.
Little Margot Justesen, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs, Ed. Justesen, cele-
brated her third birthday last Tues-
day.
Mrs. J. P. Sorenson, who has been
ill during the pas~ week. is again
able to be about.
Among those attending the meet-
THURSDAY, AUGUST
XVg:'d .'-'~m Mrs. Al. Gilman, who Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wiet~ng had[
• :::~:: ~l:~ children ar~ m'okL:~ 2n ~x- as their guest over the week end, I
"ended vi:;it ?.t the homo of her Mrs. Adam Faris of Minneopolis.
parents in Wisconsin. s~atcs that ah~c Mrs. Faris had b~en on a trip
7/i'i no~ r~:urn ~oday as ,,¢a5 p:,:n- to the west and to visit her daugh-
ned. owing- ~o the fact tha~ her ~er a~ Seattle and stopped off here
father was unexpectedly cperated on her way home. Mrs. Faris lived
upon for gallstones and she will wait in Beach some years ago and enjoy- i
to 2ee flow be'gets along. All sin-ied meeting some of her old friends l
cerely sympathize with Mrs. Gilman here. I
and hope her father rapid:y ira- Mrs. Vangie Fuller and daughters[
proves and has no trouble, were Dickinson via:tore of ias~ week./
Mrs. Vivien NeUermoe Christian- Miss Beulah Ross and friends
son and husband and son and her Miss Vilpha Keys of Billings, who
sister Myrtle and friend of Moor- have been in the city visiting the
head, Minn., have been making theI Roy Davis', left Tuesday morning
home f~)lks at Trotters a pleasant for a trip to the west coast. Miss
visit. {Ross expects to spend about a
The Saddle Butte Homemakers month on the coast and will then
ciub will meet at the home of Mrs. l return tO her nursing duties at
Thelma Abraham of Beach, Thurs- Billings.
day, August 16th, at 2 p. m. The Among those going down to Dick-
members are requested to answer insert to see the ball game between
roll call by giving their favorite Dickinson and Bismarck from here
recipe. !were the Henry Marmons and Mr.
Mrs. Roy Davis entertained aand Mrs. Teed and Mrs. McGinnis.
group of freinds in honor of her sis-. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Birmingham
ter, Miss Beulah Ross of Billings,' left Sunday to visit friends and rel-
visiting in the city, last Wednesday.
The afternoon was spen~ informal-
ly at the close of which delicious re-
freshments were served by the
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Kuhfe:d left
by car Saturday morning for Bis-
marck. They expect to go from
there ~o Fort Peck dam site+ ~o see
the president.
Mrs. Clay Wiley left last Thurs-
day to join her husband. They will
make their new" Dome near Silesia,
Mont. Mr. and Mrs, Wfley's many
friends in the city dislike sincerely
to have them move away from town
but realize, that when business op-
portunity calls all must follow,
Mrs. Helen glen of Fargo has
been a guest of her sister. Mrs. Paul
Zielsdorf the past week, Mrs. @ien
arriving last Thursday and leaving
for Fargo Saturday morning.
' at|yes at Ehna, Iowa. They expect
to spend several weeks away.
Farm produce will be "as good as
• gold" when it comes to buying tic-
I kets for the World's Fair at 0~ni-
t
cage during Farm Week, August 1!
Ire Wheat, corn, oats, rye
18.
and
barley, will be exchanged for fair
l admissions. The fair also plans ~o
accept chickens, apples, peaches,
grapes, skins and many other ar-
ticles of farm produce in place of
cash for admission tickets.
Mrs Roy Speckeen and two
daughters left Sunday for a four
weeks vacation at Detroit Lakes,
Minn., Mrs. Speckeen's home, where
she will visit with her folks.
Elwyn Teed, Randall Thompson
and two CCC boys from Metiers,
friends of Elwyns went to Dickinson
ISunday to see the ball game be-
tween Dickinson and Bismarck.
The Beach
meet with Mrs, Tony
day, August 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy
two little daughters,
ArDeece, left Sunday
car for Medina, Mrs.
home. From there the
St. Hill|are, Minn., to
Johnson's family there.
pect to be gone about
The building formerly
county hospital has now
cated to such people
lief who can be
more cheaply by the
by the now scattered
vogue. Mrs. Anne Ernest
charge of the building.
Jimmle Neudick left
Fargo, where he will
soldiers' COS
no~ know to what point
asigned. These men
a month and board and
Is is said several eases
leg in one herd of cattle ]
found in the county.
There is a repo~
Butte way that work will
there soon on a federal
beginning east of~ the
extending south to the
but this could not be
has been understood
the grea~ government
running from the
the Gulf, would pass
state east of Bismarck,
Sentinel Butte line may
thing new.
Mr. and Mrs. Watt
sons Dickie and Billie
from their trip south
night. Mrs. Johnson
some time visiting at
Maysville. Kentucky,
joining her there for
after seeping off for a
take in the world's
down.
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Harvest,
. , . , ! : Lo.f
Saturday Matinee 2:30 p.m.
NEW BOYi'
for hand-
,li~ de! Dots,
iful fall eheek~,
Some are
silk lined.
trao
Chiffon