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THURSDAY, AUGUST I, 1942 THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
COMMI$$10NER' S PROCEEDINGS [ 0MHS' pRO] O°urt H°use In the City °f Beek'm kota.G°ldenyou areValleYherebyC°Unty'furtherN°rtbnotiftedDa"
e r a the County of Golden Valley, and
State of North Dakota, has fixed
u it the 10tb day of February A. D.
PAGg THRP
i TF
UIII [were dinner gues et thO
[Jan nm, ffiae.
Mrs. Navum rettrned ome Wed-[ al Charlotte at Baker.
/sdy everd.g from she hospital t Mrs. Ckmd Baker wa6 a visitS" tt
Glendive whe she ,had been con- @he R. E. Morris ome Sul.
A statement of the disburse-
ments of Golden Valley County
for the fiscal year ending June
30th, 1942, was submitted by the
County Audi.tor.
Upon motion by Commlssloner
Odland and seconded by Com-
missioner Wosepka the following
resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS. The Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners of Golden Val-
ley County, North Dakota, in sea-
1942-1943 as set forth, consisting
of the County Budget and detailed
expend ltures.
NOW, Therefore Be It RESOL-
VED, by the Board of County
Commissioners of said County of
Colden Valley, North Dakota, .that
there be levied upon all taxable
property within said county as
taxes for all purposes for the
said fiscal year ending June 30th0
1943, the sum ,f $63,402.00 arriV-
ed at as follows:
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
HEARING OF COUNTY BUDGET
Notice ls hereby given that in compliance with Senate
Bill No. 208 of the Session Laws of 1923 and House Bill
N. 97, Session Laws of 1929. The Board of County Commission-
ers of Golden Valley County, North Dakota, have designated July
28th 1942, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. at the Court House in the City
oL each, North Ikota, as the time and place, at which time
and place any taxpayer may appear and be in favor or against
the proposed expenditures.
The following is an estimate of the proposed expenditures
for the fiscal year end.ing June 30th. 1943.
List and amount o each budget estimate payment from
County General Fund.
Consolidated GenersA Fund State-
ment:
Payment by Amount Amount
Co. warrants requested Appropl*
in last fie- this year ated this
cal year year
Purpose of Expenditure
1. General Government:
County Board .....................................
District No. 1 ................................... $ 173.24
District No. 2 .................................... 193.04
District No. 3 .................................... 202.94 1000.06
County Auditor .................................. 2328.25 2715.00
County Treasurer ......................... 1691.00 1740.00
States Attorney . ....... ,.: ...................... 1320.93 1247.00
Coroner ...... ............... . ......................... 14.50 50.00
DlstrlX Cout ............ . ......................... 202.40 500.00
Justice Court ................................. 24.60 100.00
Juvenile Court .................................... 103.32 100.00
Coqrt House--Mairitenance of the
Building ............................................. 2493.39 00.00
LI bht, Water, Fuel and ether
Supplies ........................................ 766.88 300.00
Janitors ........................................... 895.00 960.00
EXamination Fees ................................ 75.00 100.00
Publishing and Printing of nee
tices .................................................. 811.60 1000.06
Elections ........................................ 58.1Z 1000.00
Books, Stationery and office
supplies ......................................... 2419.57 2090.00
Postage, Telegraph, Express ........ 877.27 1000.00
yital Statistics ................................... 65.25 100.0O
Officials Bonds ....................................
Sub-total ........................................ 15161.36 14912.0
$. Prottion to Persons and Prop-
ery:
Sheriff ................................................ 2@35.44 260.0
Regdtr of Deeds ............................ 2164.00 2405.0
Week,hen's Compensation Insure
anoe . ................................................... 264.73 300.06
Propegty Insurance ............................ 215.17 200.00
Insanity Board .......................... .: ........ 46.6 50.00
Board[ a.n4 Supplies for Prtson- 49.90 106.00
era ........................................................
Sub-total ........................................ 5666,04 6I$.$0
3. Health and Sanitation
County Physician ............................... 206.92
Pu4fllc Health Nurse ....................... 70.00
Board of Health ............................... 20.83
Sub-total ......................................... 297.75
4. Agrlcultural and Economic De-
velopment
County Agent ........................................ 1336.$1
150.00
County lt ira ........................................
Sub-total ....................................... 1486.91
. Relief and Charities
Other Poor ............................................ 7474.29
Social Welfare .................................... 744.81
Old Age Assistance ............................ 1344.11
Aid To Dependent Children ........ 75.00
Other Charities .................................... 1776.80
Care of County Insane .................... 94.38
Care of County Tubercular ............
Care of County Feeble-Mind- 1766.00
ed ........................................................
13275.39
Sub-total ........................................
6. Education
1387-09
Superintendent of Schools ................
1387.09
Sub-total ........................................
7. Highways
Gas Tax nd Motor Vehicle Ex-
13806.03
pendltures ........................................ 358.61
Unorganized Road Expenditures ....
All other Road and Bridge Ex- 5312.26
penditures ...........................................
19476.90
Sub-total ..........................................
$. Other Expenditures
3142.47
Grasshopper Extermination ............ 242.23
Miscellaneous Expenses .................... 308.04
Sodium Chlorate ................................ 19.50
Sate Attorney .................................... 414.31
County Bldg Fund ............................
G. V. Cou.nty an R. R. Corn- 98.15
pdn ...................................................
4225.70
tb-total ........................................
60709.98
9. Total--All Funds
STATEMENT OF GENERAL FUND
LIABILITIF-:
1. Warrants Outstanding ............
2. Accrue& Interest on Out-
standing warrants ....................
3. Certificates of Indebtedness
outstanding ....................................
4. Unpaid bills and contracts ....
5. Sub-total of Liabilities now
outstanding ....................................
6. Final Appropriations for En-
suing Year ....................................
7. General Reserve ........................
$. Total Liabilities To Be Met
Within Coming Year ............
9. Treasurer's Cash Balance ........
I0. Estimated Collections of prior
Years Taxes ....................................
11. Estimated Gas Tax & Motor
Vehicle License Fee Collections
State Welfare Board Grants
12. Estimated Other Collections
13. Total Estimated Resources ....
14. Required Levy Under Budget
Estimates ...................
15. Allowance "'"';:'ent De-
llnquenoy in Tax Collections
(Not to Exceed 5% of Item
1000.0@
2500.00
1740.00
1247.00
50.00
500.00
100.00
1500
1500.00
900.00
1020.00
100.00
1250.00
1060.00
2500.00
1000.00
100.00
440.00
1706.00
700.00
2200.00
300.00
250.00
50.00
,00.00
560.@O
200.00 250.00
$4.00 70.00
50.06 bg.o0
334.00 570.00
1500.00 1500.00
200.00 300.00
1700.00 1800.00
1000.00
6000.00 6000.00
800.00 900.00
1400.00 1500.00
100.00 100.00
2000.00 2500.00
I00.00 300.00
2000.00 2000.00
12400.00 14300.00
1575.00 1575.00
1575.00 1575.00
None
1300.00
20000.00
21300.00
none
1000.00
lOOO.OO
36936.00 63402.00
$ 697.56
none
none
none
697.56
6302.00
4000.00
$ 68099.56
31323.64
1194.36
none
250.00
$ 32768.00
$ 533.56
1766.00
14) ........................................................
16. County Levy for fiscal year $ 37097.56
ending June 30, 1943 ................
Upon being put to a vote all commissioners voted "aye"
and resolution was declared and adopted.
- ---ion composed of Dan
The annual Budget request of mervnsK. K. larstveet ap-
the County Welfare Board for thew*_:befor e the Board in the In-
fiscal year ending June 30. 1943,1pear ten0r the erection of an Honor
with statement of actual expenax']tol*Pl.aque for the Boys n er:
tures in previous fiscal year, was i 'be Board agreed to pay a[
approved by the County Board ln lxense fOr the installation of
the sums as set forth in the Coun- **% -,-ue and the American Le-
_ I sucn p,,q ..... I aave charge
ty Buuget. !n Committee w,. _. __
1 k noon te Board ad I-ll arrangements of maKmg an
12:00 o'c oc .... ',o .... e and supplyl g
Jurned and reconvened al :vv *'linstalling the sa._.._^ men Names
M. all members present, the nmmes oz serwffi •
or WrtlCn u¢
.ord "- " S Army, the Plaque
/n0 ne lced 'in the Court I-Louse.
w..'0o,lock P. M. the Board ado
ourne to meet August #th,
i94|. MINNIE E. SMITH
County Auditor.
O@lden " Valley County,
North Dakot."
John Keohne appeared before
the Board on behalf of D. Ku-
kowski an! made app|icatton o
'redeem the SE, of Section 9-140-
105 and to repul-l$e the land .s
.owner of' the earns und_. te:
term8 and prov/#ops of GnPt.
duo consldertlo't ne =, .
Jetted tha applimtion.
A oommltt t@qrntln¢g the
August 4th, 1942, 9:00 o'clock
A. M. The Board of county com-
missioners met pursuant to ad-
Journment with all members pre-
sent.
Regular routine business was
disp¢,sed of until noon.
12:00 Noon the board adjourn-
ed and reconvened at 1:00 P. M.
with all members present.
A tax deed was issued to W.
H. Hollar covering the SE¼-
NWV,, Lts 4-5-6 and the SW-
ANEA, NWASE¼, Lots 2 and 3
of section 6-143-105, this land was
originally sold to A. C. Allen un-
der contract for deed and which
conttct A. C. Allen assigned to
W. H. Hollar, who paid the bal-
ance due on the contract.
Lots 11, 12. 13, 14, 15 and 16
block 11 Original Townsite of
C-olva were sold to Nit G. John-
son at the appraised price of
$12.00 and a tax deed was is-
sued to him.
Lots 4, 5 and 6 block 8 Hunt-
er's 5th addition were sold to
Mry Noyes at the appraised
price of $7.00 and tax deed was
lsued to Mrs. Mary Noyes,
Lots 14, 15, 16. 17, 16 and 19
block 1 Hunter's 2nd addition to
Beach were sold to R. W, John-
son for the appraised price of
$12.00 and a tax deed issued.
Earl Jones appeared before the
Board and purchased Lot 20
block 1 Hunter's 2nd addition
for the appraised price of $2.00
and a tax deed was issued. -
Mrs. June Noyes appeared be*
fore tl Board and purchased
Lots 2. 3, 16 and 17, block 2
and Lots 2, 3. 16 and 17, block
3 Hunter's 3rd addition to Beach
for the appraised price of $16.00
and a tax deed was issued to
Roy A. Noyes and June R. Noyes.
The following bills were audit-
ed, approved and ordered paid
by the board of county com-
mlssioners, subject to personal
property taxes dus and delia-
quent.
State Treasurer, Care of
Insane patInts for
quarter ending June
30th, 1942 ........................ $ 426.1g
State Auditor, Care of
Feeble minded ............ 207.20
Bismarck Tribune Co..
For service contract on
typewriters .................... 40.00
John Keohane. attend-
ing Insanity Board
meeting ............................ 5.00
G. l.Schallock, Mowing
weeds on county lots 10.1
Dr. M. W. Lyons, Ex-
amlnation and meeting
of Insanity eass ........ 10.00
Dorothy Woodhull. Clerk
County AudRor's of-
rice ................................ 10,00
1. C. Doyle. Canvmssing
Board meeting ............ 5.00
Dr. M. W. LYons, Exam-
lnatlon and meeting of
In,sanity eass ................ 1@.09
John Keohane. Attendln
Ing Insanity oard
meotlng .......................... 5.0@
rl Jones. For prLon-
er's board .................... Y.O0
G. E. Schalloek. For
cultivating trees ........ 3.00
GUY Lee, Mlleage and
and expenses to Bl-
marck and Dickinson 19.16
A. M. Doernr, Repair
work on Red Cross
Building ........................ 2.$0
C. B. Lyon & Bros. Inc.,
6000 Ibs. of Sodium
Chlorate ........................ 537.17
Northwestern Bell Tele.
Co., July bill ................ 31.04
State Auditor, For pa-
tients and supplies at
T. B. Sanatorium ........ 59.92
Ernest D. Nelson. Can-
vassing Board meet-
ing ............................ 5.00
Glenn 5 Cook, MLleage 127.76
A. E. Kastlen. Expense
to Dickinson ................ 3.34
George I. Lee. Salary
and expenses .............. 92.58
Globe - Gazette Printing
Co.. Supplies ................ 64.47
Public Welfare Board of
No. Dak., Old Age
Assistance .................... 57.23
Public Welfare Board of
No. Dak., Aid t'o De-
pendent children ........ 131.75
Golden Valley Lumber
Yard. Supplies for Red
Cross Buidin g ........... 85.83
Anthony Tescher, Repair
work ................... ; ............ 32.50
Donald KI ttleon. Re-
pair work on vatrol 16.00
Koshney. Operating
tractor ............................ 210.00
G. H. Wassman, Oper-
ating patrol ................ 229.80
Colden Valley County
by Arvid )braham,
Operating grader ........ 19.42
Arvld Abraham, Operat-
ing grader .................... 164.58
The Texas CompanT, for
oil .................................... 39,41
J. D. Adams Co., Re-
pairs ............................ 240.77
Anion Kreitlnger, Oper-
ating patrol .................... 166.$0
Northwestern Sheet &
Iron Works, Repairs 13.61
Dak Tractor & Eqiup-
ment Co.. Repairs . . 54.98
Standard Oil Co., For
Gas .................................... 5.25
R. I. Zlsll, Repair work 7.00
Dunham Lumber Co.,
Supplies ........................ 2.10
Bertil N. Waldahl, nov-
lng patrol trucks and
repair work ................ 15.00
M. C. Tescher, Hauling
gravel and rock ............ 16.60
R. L. Zinsli. Repair
work ................................ 6.00
Dunham Lumber Co Sup-
plies .............. 12.78
Phitllp trdY', "'''''ab0r on 7.00
bridge ............................
Gregory Decker, Labor
on bridge .................... 7.25
Math Decker, Labor on
bridge ............................ 5.00
Ralph Mosser, Assessing 40.00
Golden Valley Lbr. Yard
Door and screen for
Red Cross Building .... 7.26
M- C. Tescher, Canvas-
vassing Board meet-
S.00
ing
siGner's services - ":. ..... 25.86
M. C. Tescher, Commis-
sioner's services ........ 61.45
T. A. Wosepka, Commis-
stoner°s services ........ 37.20
5:00 P. M. the Board adjourn-
ed to meet Sept. 8th, 1942.
MINNIE E. SMITH
County Auditor,
Golden Valley County,
North Dakota.
NO'iCE 're CREDITORS
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF
Carl Keppler, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, P- J. Edkins, Admln-
istrator wlth W.Ill Annexed of the
Last Wil] and Estate of Carl Kepo
pler, late of the City of Water-
town in the County of Jefferson
and State of Wisconsin, deceased,
to the credit--s of, and all per-
sons having claims against said
deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within six
months after the first publication
of this notice, to said P. J. Ed-
k[ns, Administrator afgresadd .at
the City of b In ,_
Valler cont, or to ,lu "
l#r County, at IM ottc, m m,
1943, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock
in the forenoon of id day, at
the Court Rooms, in the Oourt
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 Carl Kepplor
Deceased which have been duly
and regularly presented as here-
inbefore provided.
Dated July 28th A. D. 1942.
P. J. Edklns,
Administrator with the
Will Annexed of the Es-
tate of Carl Keppler,
Deceased.
First publioation on the 30th
day of July A. D. 1942.
July 30 Aug. 6-13
vlesclng from an operation perform-
ed there en days ago. Her son, Bill,
of Wibux brotgt her home.
The Misses Ashley and Myra Cor-
blot of Baker nd Mrs. Randolph
Perry and phyllis visited t bhe has.
Shepherd ome from Monday until
Tuesday evening.
Marguerite Hudson, who as an
attack of ae flu, was taken o the
hospital a Beach Monday. She re-
turned home Wednesday.
Donald Blair left Wednelay for
Butte for induction into the army.
Mr. and Mrs. Gmwge COX d fgt-
fly were Beach shoppers Saburday.
Mr 1 Mrs. Oloyd BAn T and fa.
fly of Alph were Slmday fittest80g
Mr. and /rs. Ere Strk.
Mr. and Mrs. FaT Beavh and flo
lly are via@ring at e e of the
former's brother, Arnold Beater, agld
family.
Terrance Cameron ha been COn-
fned to his bed wit the flu dm-lng
the past week.
ASSEMBLIES OF GOD
00anwe He reh1ned home Saturday ,or his
. t ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Ernle Stark
.... motored to Baker Wednesday evening
Mrs Fritz Schnt ox sram re- to see Mr
turned home Monday from 0he Beach . Blair off.
hospital, where she has been operated
on.
Harvey and Dorothy High, son and
daughter of Mr. and lrs. Earl Itigby,
had their tonsils removed day
at t Beach hospital.
John Hartse d Ralll Doubles
were Miles City callers Tuesday.
Betty LAmder ,helped Mrs. leary
with her household duties the past
week.
Mrs. Chgs. Hoffman entertained Aid
at her home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hare and
daughter, Jean, and Henrlet Baxg-
fold ttended the show in Beaoh Sun-
day afternoon.
Mr. and h Herb Caxmil en-
tertained her sister, Mrs. Nature, and
family of Wlbux, Rol,nd ScrsAer
ad - Mrs. Scmcier, of Ollk to a
birthday dinner on teir duh. .,
Joan, on Sunday.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Thcm Owens and
dauglter, Jdy, were Sundy guests
at ,e Owens home
Gennle Fulton, Heret BargId,
Jean Hart md Hokl Fulton at-
tended Bible Study at the Ollie
Sunday eveatng.
hx Ms.tin, who is ,ttendlng
air €orp in Miles "CtW, was e
over 4he week end.
A large crowd from Cxlyle a/m/-
ed the Navy ReLief dae aS St.
tp Sasury nht.
Mr. end Mrs. Walter Allen were
Sunday d/nnev guests at e Kean
ld hams,
(Ist Week's News)
Mr. 1ts. who m8 a ploneer of
the 0alyle uW, passed awy
Monday of last week t 5:30.
Funeral ervlce8 were held Thttrscly
ternoon t t C'rlyle United
Brhren ohur with Rev. Wetzel,
pastor. Igs were stmg by Mrs. Fay
Shepherd, Mrs. Ross Cameron and
Mrs. Bert Huds. 2he lllbeexers
were: ) Mr. Keener, Mr. Son,oral, Mr.
Fisk, Mr. IAndtrom, Mr. Abrams and
Mr. Sawbro. He leaves to mourn
his del>rture is wife. Ms. Lulls,
four children, (}rove. H, udolD.h, Otis,
md Lois Iose and sixteen gnd-
ohlldren. He also leaves a n of
more distant relatlvs ,s well s ntar
friends and neighbors mnong Whom
he will be gre_tly missed.
Mr. and Mrs. Cromer Owens and
,c1%tlren le% for White Sulpher
Springs, where he will work in a
garage.
Mrs. C. Divine of Chicago, Ill., and
Buddy Hoffman of Minnesota are
vL.ttng Ms. Divine's brother, Chas.
He.man.
Mrs. Walter Allen, Mrs. Oarmtcmel
and daughter, Joan, Jea Hartse and
Henrietta Bargfeld were visitors on
Thumsdy t hmne of . Law-
rence 'Morris of (}llie.
Mr. and Mrs. lmk Furore and
son. Harold. of Od, Ill., are elating
at te homes of Cha and Tom Ful-
ton.
The Carlyle Live Wire 4-H Club
m wit LuciL1e Higby, July 27, ter
the business meeting, Patsy Lurid
gave a talk. "Setting e Table".
Cndolyn Fulton demongated "AI-
teng Patterns,", Three of €he girls
gave a short pllet on "Safety In
e Home". Mrs, Fulton Showed the
gLr]s one of e finished btnt tops
nd gave material enouhS for one of
the tops to each of the girls who
desired tt . The girls voted to finish
e blgnkets by lIng and tying them.
This is to be community, work.
mAng blankets for the Red ss.
The glrlg initiaed their new mnber,
Domm Mac Fulton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fulton and
son. Harold of Cerral, Ill.. end
Mrs. Joe Baker nd Joan were supper
gsts at e Claud Baker home on
Wednesday.
Herbert O'Donnel returned to his
home near Baker Sturda after visit°
tug for week at the Ross Cameron
home.
Mrs. Elmer Wang and son and Mrs.
Pat Plmmer md Douglas were
Bh callers Satm'day. They also
visited tt the Toene farm.
Miss Flora Rose is vtsttng at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs. W.
W. Lute.
Mr. Martin, Mrs. Glen Man@hey &d
ehfldren of Glendlve were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mr P. E.
Bryson.
Mr. and Mrs. Htbert Rtmtad en-
tertaled- dinner Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. ° George Rustl nd " Mr. ad,
Mrs. Xermeth Rustad and sca
Iss Charlotte Steen had a painful
accident Sa0nrday when the horse
she was rldLng atepped in a hole
cusing her to be trown. Her arm
was disleted at e elbow. he wu
taken to Baker for ttwtmet% and
returned home that eyeninK.
Mr. and Mrs. AILte Petrel and chile
- Cabin Creek were Ollle vis-
itors rctay.
Mrs. Chas Shepherd evtalned Mr.
and Mrs. Randolph md Phll/s
at dinner Sunday in honor of Phyl-
lis' fwt birthday.
Miss MarJorte Nelson the
week visiting with Mrs. Tom ormer
Services temporarily dued
because of the ,harve season. Watch
your newpaper for fresher zmncalnce-
ments. "A Changeless hrtst for a
Ohangig World!"--EVangellsts Oraoe
and Roy Fischer.
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