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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
VOLUME VI
BEACH, GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1942
NU00BSR
WAR NEWS
Sate USDA War Board, ,in
wth e State office of
Vv'PB, 's asl0ed for an eara
of welding rods o meet
harvest and reshing repair
from souter states are
moving North Dakota
.mrvest the ,bumper crop.
USDA Ftr Board is work-
Wll war boards in other sates
an effort to instn'e #,he move-
of-combin into state. Ar-
ve been made pernt-
the movement of combines and
acrces ,the ir#bernaonl border
combines). are in
llands of USDA Wet Boards and
Employment offices.
scrRp iron quota for North
for lot six mozths of
has been set et 34,000 tons. The
USDA War Board estlmages
40,000 tons of scra iron have
spped out of J Nozh Dakote
e campaign began last fall.
National salvage goal up to De-
31 is seven.ree millim tons
p iron and steel, aiming t:
two and $ half mill:on
tons from lae natlom's frr.
workers must request
cf inducton into amy!
of induction of neces-
farm labor for rveet will not
nted the prospective in-
askt for pos¢.ponemert before
indoted. Select]rave Service
advise tlat it is impossible
after physical
and induction at Fort
War Boazs-urge farmers
lve .rust-reetsnt varieties of
o ve ts year crop for seed.
pcoduction goals may cell for
ncveased ge of flax and un-
to save approved
may
Bison
rtt:
(golden) are quite
eestsent,
electric motors from now on
be vesleased onty for the most
wtr aid civl'l require-
and cipher applicants will have
used equipment. 'th.e WPB
Faxmers ehould exhaust event
zra4-m of locating used equip-
bor filing pplicaion o
for a motor.
Deaths In.
creasing Annually
and Ignoranc are among
greatest sabotetL of war. It
hvte wbher it is a war
HRaer or a war eg@inst
the course of babtle will ,turn
a people Whose efforts are
)y Delay ud Ignorance.
after the eaemy has been
and bttle furl-
everywhere must continue
ggremlve war agslnst
In e future hls war
nms be foug with
vigor o day te tide
is s@nst the people. Con-
or a moment the latest corn-
issued by North Da-
e Departme of HealNa.
1930 sLty-six out of 1C0,000
died of cancer. In 1935 the
diviskms of cancer rolled aver
ot of every 100,000 people
a Zgl cancer claimed Inety-
of every 10@,000."
tide of babtle contue in
cancer .as R has ce 1930.
fvem dease alone will
out of every 100,000 pay-pie
150. The battle will continue
of cancer mfless we fight
vigorously.
1950 will cancer claim 130
e hndred musand or will
aese lives be saved because
efforts o reduce cancer
rae? If some would llve, we
Ignorance ,and Fear by
more about cancer; we must
erly ,treatment ir Delay
tbsttte the know]edge that
c4m be vtmed for Fear tat
Which shall we coose--
and death or know-
early .treatmen and health?
your doctor at t first sign
Child Health Con-
ferences To Be
Held In County
Democracy must be defended ot
only on the battle front, bu also
on our home frot. Every American-
man, woman ad child, has an im-
por,tat part to play. The defense
of democracy requires hat every
cid ve. the right sar in life.
Cildren bear the promise of a bet-
tar world. What are we doing to
help em ge this mt.
"In order to aid parents in pro-
riding he right start n life for
their children, a series of conferen-
cea for nfants and preschool cld-
ran will he held a the flowing
places on the dtes indicated:
&olva S0hool, Mondw, August 17th
fcm 10 a. m. ,to 4 p. m.
entnel Butte ehool: Tuesday,
August 18th and Wednesday, Aug.
19bh, from 10 a. m. o 4 p. m.
Beach City Hall, Thursday, At
20th ,and Friday, August 21sL from
10 a. m. ntil 4 p. m.
Parertts are invited to bring ohild-
fen under school age for a review of
their phFsical and mmtal health.
There will be an opportunity to dis-
rams all aspects of he c.ild's spe-
cial needs, such as corretbon of any
abnormal comdiMos, food habits,
problems of behavior, or he proper
time and mebhods for receiving pro-
betlo against Whooping cough, diph-
lerta. and smellpox.
A physician and nutrition]st from
he Division of Mterrml and Child their community.
Defense School
Proves Popular
Grand Dad Peterson
Observes 90th Birth-
day Anniversary
Four hndred hirty-four defense art Sunday Carl G. "Grandad"
Beach Men Will
Help With Harvest
Beach people axe interested in
,orkers reported for work and a Paterson was honored on hi 90h helpirig the farmers during this
Lwo-week instruction course t BiS-lbirhday anmversa'y .at a diviner at period of labor shortage in getting
marck's first wardens" defense school. Ihe home of his daughter, Mrs. Frank he ,harves work doze. Two car drivers were fied $2,00
Seven divisions cI me aeIense coun-iHuber of this city Other us.Ls A survey is being made by some
cil were reprssned wi't 116 ai,r- • -" "-- ,
1 4 f present were hm two sons, Emil and, of the Lion S club members and other
raid wardens 1 ire-watchers, 341LeonaTd Petrson and his daughter, I persons to see who will be available,
emergency floor and housing key men, I Mrs Ir Ttsor nd amily of Me-]what kind of work bhey can do, and
6 mass,ugh's, 26 auxili.ary p°llce, l d and granddaughter, Mrs Jr what time of the day t'hey will be
20 av#xiliry firemen and 48 auxiliary ]Schulz cf th4s city who had tk I available.
rvice men. re b lhe large birthday cake I According to individuals contracted,
The roup was add ssed Y May°rl Following the bourt" dinner ns°me will be able to go out from noon.
Nell O. CAurchill, who stressed the]afternoon of v:sitlng was enjoyedlS:00 to 9:00 in the morning, or from
need of organ]ned prepareduess. and durhg the evening the W. C. I "5:00 to 9:00 in the evenhug; some
Spen.cer _BO, state cmmnander of I Schul z family of Beadh were also/can work half days and some can
the ttizens eteme corps, spoke onuest s at the Huber home to con-tke off certain days of the Week.
the civilian deflne council end .its t gratulate Mr. Pemon on his ann]-[A good many of Beaahs mere]rants
duties, and czv] mn morze was l versaa-y. and employees are willing to spend
.oplc of John S. Jeffrey, superil.ten- I Many Bach friends wish rand Sundy helping wih combine work,
oen of the state mg.nway patrol.. [Dad Potemc many more :happy an- driving tractors or ,trucks or any other
lzgo ts aomer pc|hi in t2e stae 'rversaries.
Beach Defeats
where defense warden instaction has
taken hold with maked success, Brig.
Can. L. R. Baird, executive officer
reports,
FFA Boys Are Do-
ing Their Parl
Every active Future Farmer of
America is a commando. They may
not invade the enemy's territory, b)t
Officers To En-
force Parking
Laws In City
Glendive, 13.5
Beach defeated O]endive on the
local grotmds lst S2mday by a core
o 13 to 5 in a slow game wto_,h
lsted more than two and a half
hours.
Roy lwei pithed the fst eight
for Bea and Homer Mad]-
Anyone interested in hiring ese
fellows should contact Lewle Erick-
son, the employmer officer or the
ounty agent's office.
each for double parking on £he down
towns streets in Beach last week and
one was flued on Tuesday of this
week. One person was brought before
Police Magistrate Lassell on Mo,
day and another on Saturday whll
the third appeared Tuesday atero
"Fhe city authorltles state la
the drive o do away with doubl
parking is because of the hazard tO
pedestrians due o the narw bl.
V#-nen four cars are parked alt
acr0es the street it leaves very "lle
room for-passing ca. We ve been
quite fortunate here so far :tt no
serious accidextts have .resulted but
they have just as Intpo1tsatt a Job so finished game. Pete Linson
to do on their home farms and in did he catching. Big Scotty Chat-
Wt is accom- terton was on the mound for Glen-
seven imngs wh Micky
kind of work tkat is needed, the idea of keeping %he streets cie
for traffic ls to see that none re.,
Hygiene, Stae Depaxtmert of HeaRh pltshed by each member will help
ill be presertt, i add up to victory.
The Suine Club of Golva, the] The Golden Valley Chapter has
Get-To-Gather and S.Udy Cltbs ,t been doing its part and up to the
:nt:nel Bttte a.d .he Wman's present time bhey 'have a toal of
Club and legion Auxiliary in BeaCh ]$5t4.10 lnv.ested in war Bonds and
,viii b sponsors of ,these corerenees, l,sm " Tey have collected .5,740
sore@ iron, I${) Iba. of au-
Loan Price On
Flax In County
The Golden Valley com loan
price on flax Will be $2.16 per bushel
for No. 1 fMxseed and $2.11 for No.
2. according to information received
by te local County AAA Commit-
tee.
This loan price is based on te
sult because of crowded ste.
Beach business men are asked again
to park their ca behind mre plso
of business especially on 8s#turday
night when ere s usually a con-
Jestic. No merchant wants your car
in ront of his place of business eell
for an hour and there are time
hen ears will be let tmrked In
front of mer man's store for days,
Everybody is requested to give park°
Ing a littl more thougit'and fftero
will-be no Ted tickes pas! ou but
i.f you ould receive one, 'lcl i
carefully and theft followil lzz.
stxuctions.
Three Vacancies
00arload of Bins
Received Here
The County AAA C has
received maGYar carload of four
fabricated wood bins which are offer-
,1 or sale to farmers of coln-
ty.
-qenfly te o0st is a little more.
of paper;: Fro. of rags and 30
ll. of bber. Every one of the
members have or are assist-
lng wt victory gardens. Beides this
the boys nave a el of $2"/10.40 in-
vested in farming, whtoh is vital
factor in the "Food for Victory" pro-
ranL
Snook-Howard
The conferee also received .bill-of- Vows Exchanged
lading for a carload of ,te large I
plank bins designated to Oolva and ...
.. ,f 5'0 bushel bins desi-I The weoazng of Mrs. Hat, ty Snook
..... 7-)i- and Norman Howard, bot of Man-
nted ,m • e 1
................ braci - to I dan, occurr d Ju y 28th in the par-
• xnese blns ,,ncmu ev " 1 " " "barl W 1 B rm
So far e county has received ]SOI};ag OI me u es es e u
' stmn ac }Methodist chttroh Dr C L Wa21ace
wenty bins ottt of an aAoc " , - " ' " ....
cording to coies of 't'he orders, of pa,sor, officiated.
" The couple was attended by Mrs.
178 bins. Julia Wohkittel. Dallas, Texas, and
Homemakers Meet
At Zeilsdorf Home
Pesant Valley Hornakers ,held
their regular meeting on Augt 5t
at the Louis ZeRsdorf hmne.
Afr a brief business meeting, and
discussions on next year's work, the
meeting was turned over ¢0 the chil-
dren.
They pleasantly entertained ]he
Club wt a fine musical, consist-
ing of piano solos, duets nd song
This is .the ouscmding program
of the ear, and is kaked forward to
from year to year.
The next meeting will be wlth Mrs.
Hans Anderson on Sept. 2nd.--Reo
porter.
Selective Service
News
G. hykeson of Finley, N. D.
The bride wore an af, ternoon dress
in Eleanor blue nd a corsage of
seasonal 1owers. ,She carried a
Bible which was a git from her son
Aaron Snook. The ntatron of honor
wore a luggage 'brown dress and a
corsage of sweet 1;s.
A wedding dinner ,for i0 guests
w,s served at he club ,house follow-
ing the eeremor#y.
Mr. and Mrs. John SChauss, rural
Mnd, and Mr. and 'Ms. N els
Noben, Bls=navek.
Mrs. noo was a resident of
fc a number of years and ,has many
friends here who will wlah te new-
lyweds every good fortune.
dive for
Wmr, er finishing the game. Johnny loan price of $2.40 per bushel No.
Wtli'ater did te ca#,_2ting. I f t eapelis, mnu .iffte
Bw.h scored in he first inning frelgDt and hadilng charges.
wn Bob Jones walked. Se2wei There is no payment made for
doubled and IMmn stngled to ac- storage as ttere Is with weat. If a
cant for two runs. Three hits for wareame loan l ken on flax the
one base each by Ralph Jones, Lin-
son and NeliePmoe, ne second free
Bob Jnes and an err'
up more runs and an-
other was edded in he fifth when
Ralph Jones wet armmd without a
hE being made. He w safe at
first on an enr and scored on
sttcoessive sacrifice hits by Bob Jones
and Salwei.
Orundhauser was hit by ,the pitch-
in the sixth axtd scored on Boyd's
base It and Gilman brought
Bd home with a single. Five more
were added in Vhe seventh on singles
by Salwei, Linson. Grunclauser and
Aldrich and two base hits by Ralph
Jones and Gilman. This added the
scoring .for Boh with a snug total
of thirteen.
Gland]re did not score until hhe
sixth en two runs were made on
a free pass an error, a fielders choice
and a one base hit. They mtde eheqr
final runs i the eighth on hree
singles and a couple of errors, makirg
a total of five runs'.
Beach collected fifteen ,hits and
Glendive six. Strike ou,?s by Salwei,
11; by Madison, 2; by Chatterton, 3;
by M. Wanner, 2. Bases on balls off
SMWel, 3; off Cltterton, 4. Two
base hits, Salwei, Ralph Jones, Boyd
and Gilman. Errors, Beso 3: Glen-
dive 3.
Only wo balls were hit to the
outfield by Gland]re, J. Warmer get-
Mr. IZwrd is employed by the tlng both of em, one to center field
Wtr Department Federal Security in the first inning on which Bob
Adnnistratlon. Jones made a nice running c
Mr. and Mrs. Howard will make end th second one to let field on
heir home in Mandsn a 315 3rd whlc Nellermoe did likewise for the
St. S.W. firm2 ou of the flame.
Out-of-town guests Were Mrs. W The largest crowd of the eson
Aron Snook, Los Angeles, Calif., was on hand to enjoy the gme, a
fact Which is mu appreciated by
the players and mert.
No gaaes will be played urtll after
Parves when it ls hoped tha a
few more will be played before snow
flies.
Hospital Notes
Garden Club To
The following men Were exmnln-
by 00-onsor Show
,nmrning of this week: Lwrence
kJ r
IVus, Howard VIIXlUit, Haxold M oe, I
Norbert Finneman, Edmnd D The Garden Club is agal plan-
Owen Vamms, August. Bo.eY, einlng a flower show as they have
chie Lewis, Mrlce osvo-,mTsmes [in the past few years. Besidm bou-
Kurkowski, Alvin Feragen, . .... l quets of a11 flowers, hhere will be
Kreltinger, Justin Dykins: t le:xhibit s of flaeden gadgets,
Nellermoe, Walte¢ Khn, war u- j houses, terrariums, fruits and choice
terfield and Edward Krern. plants.
Oollis McCoy nd Rudolph SclMtues I. Wa.ch for for the daie pla.n
were rejected by he Armed Forcee. o en.r_r__sne rtre o__rr,usu p ls
. J or i[r UAUAI WJ.Ln yUUX" IJz,*
1 Seeley returned .o .
Ned e DOUqueus.
yesterdty from Butte, W[ort._, whe[
he passed his enation Iorrsen, ,, • . c •
training and will s.art ms co : ] JOln ervlces .
aviation t E)iekins0n wry soo,.
The United Bre/hren and Congre-
_- • gational Churches will have a joint
Notice ,o.lce sunday, August lObh at the
Congregational hreh at 11 o'clock
..--- t.m.
For he convenience of our frds, I St]he Deuglas of York College who
during the harvest we will _ office . servir.g a... ohurfh t m,
,hours fxm 7:00 to 9:00 on Monas.ys NeDrasga, wm conouc me '21
nd Wednesdays, and from 7:00 to j Stine Is ?. om .told we,
8:00 on Fridays, ad Ssttrdays l0m known in e communl ana weu.
8:00 to 10:00 a. m. for acu ,thout of Y everyone. Cme out
med Wvt amman. S.naa.nd r
o s: p ,. mer" l
everal lrson from Beaoh were
hospite21zed tlxis week. They includ-
ed: Mrs. Be Miche/s, who spent
one dry, Augamt 1-6, for trment;
Mr. Ted SokoloskL who came in
August 7; Mrs. Erneat Foldmnn,
who was treated ffrom August 7-9,
and left feeling mucl improved, and
rs. Joe Bruskl, hospitalized August
I0.
Gerald , son of Mr. end
Mrs. Frank ecb_ler, underwent a ton-
sillevtomy August 9th. A tonsillect-
omy w performed August II on
Miss Frances Stockie,
Miss Mtrgerite Hudson, daughter of
To Be FilledHere
m
m r4wt M. mma
storage nttmt te prepaid through June Qumnen, lzne Econcmie : acher
30, 1943 or a deudctl of 7 cts a he hlffh ml, Itve''Yea.
per bushel .be made a the time cs,teie .*o e film bltere,\\; 'l
loa. is made. CtXl", a head for the
"People should be very careful dat !P O. .'-
what kind of a bin ¢Ixey lt flax in," heSS, k ttoW aoging .
states county Agent Ebeca Lee, "as dextt, and a oceeaor of Mrs.. ,,
we have seen by tis past ears ex- men, WhO crone here yem" frC
perience what moisture will do .to Olendlve, Mout.
wheat and €he same amount; of mois- .M. Okidye Ooddard has been
ture flax is my, mny times cured for the fourth grade at t
worse." Lincoln school. There are still two
vcancies to be filled here for the
ixzstio .held by MAes Eth
Youth Held By w
signed. In addlt4on two aches f0@
the rural soois h the Beth dis-
Local Officers tri00 to
Superintendent Wallace ott, Of
Wibeux. was in town Stm-day eve-
A young man glvi.g his name as ning and he states tha he Is V-
Jack Kolrnn. and is address s ing quite a bit of dHflc In tn..ll.
Seat'le, Wn., was picked up by Sheriff i'ng his high tchool posions with
W. W. Kunkel of Billings cmmty and four vacancies. Clerk John Honnold,
Patrolmun Dick Schuster, at a farm of the Sentinel Butte school board,
home nvth of Fryburg last week also says that the hig school there
ad was turned over o Sheriff Cook will need .two mcee teac2te, one O
of Golden Valley county o be held take ,he place of ftss Pearoe, the
for a few days unttl an investigation principal, who goes to Wibux, and
could be held. another to succeed Coach Dnus,
Kohr is wioud a registration who was called into the Army.
card and authorities ,hink that he
nht be a draft dodger. Honor Roll Has
Biirmgs County Two More Names
Making Comeback
The names of ,two more young me
who left for te Army last week,
-- Vtetor Bares and Edward Wosepka,
Billings county, our neighbor on will bring up to a total of 44 for
the east, is coming back to Its own he Hsnor Roll placed facing e
ftnamially. Faced with dissolution business houses of %he town in Sent-
two years ago as a county te voters inel Butte.
decided to stick it out. The Wis- The Honor Roll will only ve
dom of sticking is now own. Five room for six more young men
years ego on July I, 19.7 Billings then it will be necessary to ele
county was $79,291.00 in debt. On the space. "le Roll Is in en at-
July 1st of this year that tdebted- tractive seing with the American
hesS had been reduced ¢o $23,107.00. fleg on Vhe right, and native
On July 1, 193 te oourtty's income i scorio and native lava rock wleced
was $60,663.00. The correspcding at ,the bottom end to form he border
period this year shows an lnoome of at the base.
$98.41.00 upwards of a sixty Per-
cent gain. NEW MANAGER
R Ri h 00Writ
1VLonday evening of 11 week for
eY. C el'00 es h00ir pa00n00z
D., where he will help his fa,ter
A letter from Rev. Floyd N. Rlchert on the arm during te ,harvest
asks us to publish the ddress so ,,mnns aas Mr-t'Pa ul:s°n for the
Pat
folks wisklng €o write would know.,loea I Wln - ma. g. of tha.
It is Olmplatn First Lleutena Floyd ore *,net
the i place iS
ng filled b,, Mr ......
N. Rdchert, 31Oth Troop Carried
Group Bowman Field, Kentucky. j hnug, a ie man, who oome here
Ray. Ricert is now with a topifr°n. Dickinson where .e hs beelt
employed for s'ne
carrier division. He states tlt the Owl stores, tithe by the Red
troops are air borne ad fo:low the
parachute troops wlh pplies and iB__, tier. t __
men. They have taken over many .I1iedllnger, Jr., of Sentinel
of e larger civilian planes and are , ads wribten h!s parents hs
Mx. and Mrs. Bert Hudson, Ollle, using them for transpor duty, i he is now zn traiing as radio
M0wt., sPent two days om August operator at :edford Springs, Penn.,
For te benefit of hse who may a -
5-7 at the hospital. From Carlyle, not ,have known about Rev. Rlchert ,1. ( avat trating station. Bert en-
Mont.. Mrs. Stanley Bob]hey, was hos- He served as pastor of the Chur% of i sed in the Na o June 8 and
pallzed Aught 9t. the United Bzahven in Christ, fragile_ els quite ProudVh:t.e h hn
Mrs. John R. Woods. Sr., hospital- the pat ye at Trotters, BeaCh elected to take
. , and 4 ^- course. Out of
Ized August llth is from Wlbaux. Alpha in iorth Dakota, and Ollle md:. vv Who were in the group @ was
Also from Wiux comes Mrs. Mike Carlyle, In Montana. From wt,*, m ortly slxtv f| ,m.h a
Goodale, who was in the hospitalized it may be inferred t2mt he was zther,na;eV, PreliAnry ex €o take
AUgn 9-11, and Miss Betty Wit, a vy umu. v eoursea ,- St',
entinel Butte on Jtly 1st ucoe-
came m. Aut . eAlon$ with the che oI in Notnan B,ug,
mttm, he will ecelve ¢xe GOlden,and the
rad .
t ir. m,Wd