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GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS --
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The Golden "Valley News
W. R. Bratton and H. E. Enderle
Editors and Publishers
• week published every Thu.,~lay at Beach, North Dakota. Entered as
w0ond clam matter st the Postofflce at Beach. North Dakota, October 7, 1936,
under the act of March 3, 1897.
Advertising rates furnished upon request
Mslmcrlptlon price .00 in No. Dak.. Minn.. Mont.. and So. Dak.. Elsewhere $2.50
m
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
W. C. Boyd, Pastor
Beach, Aug. 24:
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Morning service IX a. m.
C. E. Society 7 p. m.
Sentinel Butte:
Mr. and Mrs. Thorval Vleland and
Inez, Victor Renstxom and Adolph
Johnson were Beach vlsttoru on Wed-
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Drewniak add
Shirley and Olaf Orstad were Beach
visitors Thursday.
Ed Fischer was a caller at ~.he
John Stull home Thursday.
Mrs. Lloyd Wassman and Mrs. F.
Wassman were Beach visitors Fr:day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith from
Minneapolis, Minn., were attending
to business matters here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wassman and
W~ter Wassn~n were Sentinel Butt
visitors Sunday evening.
REPORT OF TREASUILER OF
Henry Sehool District No. 12
STATI~MENT FOR PUBLICATION
ReceiPts In General Fund
A. Cash in General Fund
(in hands of District
Treasurer and e~cluding
Sinking Fund) July 1.
1941 ................................... 1215.19
3 Amount recelv-
ed during year
from State
Equalization
Fund (Total of
Fund ....................
5 Amount recelv-
ed during year
from Taxes Lee-
ted by District
School Board
6. Amount recsive'4
8.54
1242.86
during year f~om
other Revbnue Re-
celpts (Total of a,
b, c, and d) ........ $0.157
60.$7 ..............
]8. Total amount received
by school treasurer dur-
ing the year (Total of
items I to 9 in-
inolusive .......................... 1912.97
C. Grand total amount re-
ceived by school district
tr4mJursr including sash
os hand (leon A and
Item B) ............................ $527.46
]~f~PENDITURES OF GENERAL
FUND
.&mounfa Pn~ DurlnB Yeac for tka
School Officers
salaries 19.00 19.00
3. Auxiliary Age~n~
dies. ,'J~anspor -
tation 470.93 tu-
ltlon $49v~1 ......... 518.95
$. l~Xed Charges.
In41upancs ~19.$8
Ml~el. $1~.75~ .... 185.19
D Total AmOunt Paid Dur-
Ing school year by Dist-
trlct Treasurer .............. 673.11
GRAND TOTAL BALANCES
Gr~d Total Receipts .... 2597.46
Grand Total ExpendRures 973.11
Grand Total CsJh on Hand
in both funds, June 90.
1941 .................................... 1854.35
_._.____
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA)
County of Golden Valley )ss
Henry School District No. 12.
I do solemnly swear that to the
b~st of my knowledge and belief
the within Is a true and correct re-
po r~ of all moneys received and
paid out by me as school treasurer.
MRS. CECIL MI~J[~CALF,
Treaesrer of Henry School District
No. 13.
Subm~ribed and sworn to before
me this Sth day of July 1941.
MARGARET WENTLAND
W|llMtnm School Dfstx4e No. I
STATSeMgNT FOR PUBLICATION
Re~lpts in Gemerul Find
A, Cash in General Fund
(in hands of District
Treasurer and excluding
Sinking Fund) July 1,
1940 .................................... 1116.33
1 Total amount re-
ceived d u r l n g
y~ar from ap-
portionment o f
State T u l t i o n
Fund .................... 46,96
2 Total amount re-
ceived d u r I n g
year from ap-
portionment of
County Tuition
Fund .................... 34.76
8 Amount receiv-
ed during year
from State
Equalization
Fund (Total of
a, b, and c) .... 49.96
5 Amount receiv-
ed during :~ear
from Taxes Lev-
ied by District
School Board ........ 406.44
6. Amount received
durir~ year from
other Revenus re-
ceipts (Total of
a, b, c and d) 26.24
9. Amount received
from other non-rove
enue receipts .... 128.43
]8. Total amount received
by school treasurer dur-
Ing the sear (Total of
~tsms 1 to 9 In-
clusive ................................ 694.75
C. Grand total amount re-
ceived by school district
treasurer including cash
on hand (Item A and
item B) ................................ 1911.11
]~XP~NDITURES OF GENERAL
FUND
5. Malntensnce of
plan~, ltsl~airs
to Bldg. $5.00 ....
6. Fixed Charges.
1 General Centre,
School Officers
salaries $68.00 .... 66.00
$. Auxiliary Agen-
cies. Transpor-
tation 356.60 tu-
ition 139.00 ...... 495.60
5.00
Rent $9.2~ ........ 9.26
8. Debt Service.
Bonding Mea-
sures $5.08 ........ 5.08
D Total Amount Paid Dur-
ing school year by Dist-
trier Treasurer .............. 580.94
Reeeipta and Expenditures In
Sinking and Interest Fund
Receipts ................................ 23.59
Warrantm Issued
Warrants Issued July 1.
1940 to June 30, 1941 .... 580.34
GRAND TOTAL I~ALANCES
Grand Total Receipts 1834.70
Grand Total Expenditur~s 580.94
Grand Total Cash on Hand
in both funds, June 30,
1941 ..................................... 1253.76
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA )
County of Golden Valley )ss
Williams School District No. 5
I do solemnly swear that to the
best of my knowledge and belief
the within Is a true and correct re-
port of all moneys received and
paid out by me as school treasurer.
eRIE McMANIGAL
Treasurer of Williams School Dis-
tries No. 5.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 8th day of July 1941.
W, H. McManigal,
After spending tahe summer with Morning worship 9:30 a.
~heir grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. i "-----
F. Doblar of north of Bea~, Waxren Medora:
Sunday school 2 p. m.
and Duane Doblar returned this past Worship service 3 p. m.
week for their home at Cleveland.
Ohio[ --- . .
i RE "bOalr~r SOe~h oo~ fS--~R
A. Cash in General Fund
(in hands of District
Treasurer and excluding
Sinking Fund~ July 1,
1941 .......................................... 795.44
1 Total amount re-
ceived d u r i n g
year from ap-
portionment o f
State T u i t i o n
Fund ........................ 124.60
2 Total amount re-
ceived d u r i n g
year from ap-
portionment of
County Tultion
Fund ...................... 117.79
3 Amount receiv-
ed during year
from Star
Equalization
Fund (Total of
a, l~ c and d) 219.25
B. Total amount received
by school treasurer dur-
ing the year (Total of
items 1 to 9 In-
clusive) .............................. 2117.19
('~. Grand t¢ tal amount re-
ceived by school district
treasurer including cash
on hand (Item A and
B) .......................................... 2656.36
EXPENDITURES ()F GENERAL
FUND
AJsouats Paid DmrlnM Yea~ for the
Foilowimg Pul'pO~q~
1 General Control.
School Officers
Salaries $140.79;
expenses 2.19) 142.91
$. Instructional ser-
service. (Teach-
er's salaries
1198.06; supplies
$215.34 ; Teachers
Retirement Fund
$U.7C) .................. 1395.10
3. Auxiliary Agen-
cies, Transpor-
tation $143.20) 142.20
4. Operation o f
Plant. (Fuel
42.51; light, etc.
S9.00; Janitor's
wages $10.00; sup-
plies $3.66.) ............ 92.17
5. Maintenance of
"Plant. (Repairs to
buildings $6.53; up-
keep of ~round~
$$3.60; repairs
to
equipment $2.90) 13.03
6. Fixed Charges.
(Insurance $5.00) 5.60
D Total Amount Paid Dur-
in~r school year by" Dist-
rict Treasurer .................... 1960.94
GRAND TOTAL BALANCES
Grand Total Receipts ........ 2656.38
Grand Total ExpendituMs 1860.94
m.
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
V. H. Dissen. Pastor
Divine Services at 9:00 a. m,
Sunday School after services.
BEACH LU'ftlER.~CN CHURCH
Oliver Everette, l~wtor
Beach:
Services 9:30 a. m.
Communion service and business
meetang post~ned until the following
Sunday, Aug. 31.
Sentinel Butte:
Services 11 a. m.
Communion service following regu-
lar worship.
B, J. Cormess of Los Angeles, has
been here t~e past ten days stroking
ha~s with old time f~lends and also
taking care of farming interests.
E. A. Brerm¢.se was a business vis-
itor in Be~ch Saturday evening.
Miss Betty Bryce spent a short va-
ca~ton from her d~tles as phone op-
erator in Billings last weekend visit-
ed relMAves and friends here.
The Booete~ unit for the Rlchland
counW fair at Sidney were in town
Monday.
Vincent Keller and Art Bale arrived
Stmd~y fro~ Mlssoula and visited
friends.
Mr. and Mrs Arley Meek returned
from Merrillon, Wis. last week where
they ate~ended funeral services for the
~atter's mother, Mrs. Erickson. Their
son Lute was also there from Three
Rivers, Michigan.
Several relatives of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Dick arrived Friday morning
from South Dakota, called here by
the critical illness of Mrs. Dick.
Mr. and .Mrs. E. B. Sherman were
buslne&s visitors in Olendive Wednes-
day.
his birthday. Bunco was the '~liversion
of the evening and a lovely ltmch
was served by the self-invlted guests
after which they presented Loren
with a lovely gift.
Mrs. Jane Mueller came home from
Billings last week where she had spent
several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. John Sctera and family. She and
Mr. and Mrs. Morford and son spent
Monday at the Hu~h Baird home.
Mr. and Mrs. Stainer Pederson were
business visitors in Beech Sa~turday.
Mr. Kelly is a patient at the Wag-
ner hospital taking treatments for
rheumatism.
Eugene Brenneise was tramsacting
business in Sidney last week.
It is reported that Norman Coul-
ston, the genial pharmacist at the
Burns drug store, has bought a drug
store in Terry and he and his wife
will leave for that place Sept. 1.
Henry Kuch suffered a paralytic
stxoke Monday from which his friends
hope he speedily recovers.
Mr. and Mrs R. S. Eisenbart re-
turned Monday from a week's vaca-
tio~ in Glacier Park. They were ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. E. Good
and son of Pompey's laillar.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bold and child-
ren left Tuesday morrdng for Van-
couver, Wn., to visit her daughters.
She accompanied her clau~hter Agnes
and her hns~nd who had been here
for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Welsh were
brininess visitors ~n Glendlve Thurs-
day.
I-Ia~ld Peterson has returned to the
parental S. F. Peterson home from
his trip to North Dakota points.
Mrs. Sclrade came from Wisconsin
week to visit her sister, Mrs. F.
E. ]~tott. She and Mr. and Mrs. E1-
liott accompttnied Mr. and Mrs. Frank
~liott a~l mm to ~ when they
went home S~turday.
The Sportmen~s club released an-
other shipment of p~es~n.ts Friday.
~r. ~d Mrs. Chas. Yacky of Circle
visited the former~ sister, Mrs. Wm.
8chuett end htmbm~ S~turday.
Mr. and Mrs. George
and Mr. and Mrs. George Petcoff and
son autoed to M~lles City Sunday. The
Petcoffs returned Money and the
others remained in the city.
After sending news ~ast week we
heard of the marriage of Mks Alice
~wartz, only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Eli Sva~rtz, to Earl Thomason of
Brownir~, Montana. The cerem~y
was performed at Grit l~lls, Mont.
The bride, a gradtmte of the
and of the C~rlst~e Beauty School in
Mrs. Katharine I~rson returned Blsmexck, hms many friends who
from Billings where she had spent!wish her and her husband a happy
some time with relatives. She also wedded life.
-- son, Five meetings Board of Equal-
ization, $15.00, and Auditor's Sal-
ary $75.00 - $90.00; Earl Jones,
Janitor's Work, $2.50; Beach Li-
brary, contribution, $10.00; A. A.
A~bel, Assessor's salary, $204.00;
Gamble Store. Power lawn mower.
$66.76; Glenn P. Cook, Board of
prisoners, ~4.00; M. P. 1 Lovgren,
Five meetings Board of Equallza-
tion. $15.00; N. W Bell Telephone
Co., Local service, $2.55; Golden
Valley News, I'ublishin~ proceed-
ings and notices, $10.92; Roger
Muggli, Work in park, $2.36; James
Kelley, work at dump grounds,
$25.00; L. J. Erickson. salary,
Special Police, $85.00; ~. L. Lovell,
salary and phone calls. $126.20; Ed
Kveck. cleaning septic tank, $7.20;
Ben Lechler. street work. $10.00;
~'m. Braden, work at air port,
$~;.00; Jack Farra. work at air-
port, $8.00 G. M. Alguire, hauling
gravel. $4.95: Ed gowal~.wski.
street v¢ork, $2.50: The Texas Co..
Gas and Oil, $23.74; Gerhard Shal-
lock. street work. $36.65; Clayton
~Fa~lace, ~,vork on waternlains and
airport, $14.60; Sawyer Hardware.
miscellaneous, hardware, $14.56:
]~each Volunteer Fire Department,
Firemen's service, $22.50; Smith's
Service Station. gas and oil, $2.42:
Millers. cleaning material. $1.59;
H. W. Blair, agent, freight on
sleeve, $2.00; Golden Valley Lumber
C,).. luntber $9.25 Cliff Bartlu~l~-
mew. hauling sand. etc.. $2.00:
Dickinson's Store, :,leaning cloth,
.30: Sta,te Treasurer, sales laX.
$25.39: O. R. Beeler, cleaning septic
tank. $7.80; M. B. Sktnnner Co.,
sleeve for watermalns, $11.20: Mon-
tana-Dakota Utilities Co.. Power.
lights and gas. $66.84; Montana-
Dakota Utilities Co. street lights
and lamps $124.61: City of Beach,
water In hall, $1.28.
Moved by Cafferty and seconded
by Halstead that bills be allowed
as read and that warrants be is-
sued on the various funds in pay-
ment thereof. Roll being called the
vote was as follows, Cafferty,
Dickinson. Halstead. Lovwren and
Thompson all voted yes. Nays none
'Motion was declared carried.
A bid for cleaning catch basins
filed by Cliff Bartholomew ~a~as
opened and read as follows: ~ for
cleaning catch basins, eL00 .each.
There being no other bids on
file a motion was made by ~Lo~gren
and seconded by Halstead that the
"bid of Clif Bartholomew be accept*
ed.
A building permit to construe: an
annex for s'orage pu-9o~es was
granted to the Occide,tt Elevator
Co. on motion by Halstead and
seconded by Dickinson.
The au41tor was directed to ad-
vise the N. P. Ry. Co. that the
culvert across Hunter street would
be completed at city expense and
that if WPA labor is available In
the fall the culvert across Balnche
street would be constructed ac-
cording to the original agreement,
otherwise the city expects the Ry.
Co. to bear a part of the expense
of constructing it. .
Motion to adjourn was made by
Cafferty and seconded by Halatead.
Carried.
R. W. JOHNSON
Mayor.
Attest:
C O. Halvorson,
City Auditor.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS BUDGI~r
MI~RTING, JULY 24, 1}41
The City Council of Beach met on
July 24th, 1941 to consider ths an-
nual budget as submitted by the
auditor. Mayor R. W. Johnson and
Aldermen Dan Cafferty, T. L. Dick-
inson. H. H. Halstead. M. P. Lov-
gren and H R. Thompson wore I, re-
Grand Total'Cash on Hand WaS a GlencUve visitor during theI Miss E~aine Anderson was the in-
In both funds, June 30, past week. , apiration for a birthday surprise party sentsent.
and
Roy
A.
Noy,:s
v/as
ab-
1941 .......................................... 795.44
After rtvie~in~r the budgetand
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pederson of ~t the E. L. W~ns home Thursday making a f~ adjustments a me-
STATE OF NORTH" DAKOTA. ) Glendlve, Mr. S, Abraham and son evening. Games were played on the lion was made by Halstead that
County of Golden Valley,
Garner School D/strict No. 10 Arvld and daughter of Beach eqljoyed beatlt~tflly decorated porch tlr~tU a the budget appropriating the sum
of $12,415.00 for operation and
I do solemnly swear that to the a del cious fried chicken dinner at the lovely lunch we.s served by M~s. ~Vat- maintenance, $2500.00 for Capital
best of my knowledge and belief ~/~ Pederson home Sunday.
the within is a true and correct re- and her dau hters. Elaine wa~ and Betterments, and $2000.00 for
paving,and levying the sum of
port of all moneys received and ~trs. Amelia Kunda and children presented with a nice gift by her $5500.00 for Oneration and Main-
paid out by me as school treasurer,have returned from their trip to Cal- frierd~ and all spent a plemmnt or- tenance,and $2000.00 for Paving,
ENOCH ANDERSON.
Treasurer of Garner school tfornia, ening, be approved and that the Appro-
priation and Levy Ordinances ap-
District No. 10 Mr. and Mrs. Van Cleave and dau- Lonna Jean Reinecke returned Oll proprlating and levying the above
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this Sth day of July 1941. ghters Alice and Bet~y arrived from S~turday from a visit wt~ friends stated amounts, be passed on their
first reading, was made by Hal-
JUNE VIELAND. . Colorado Saturday to visit their son at Circle. stead and seconded by Thompson.
On roll call Cafferty', Dickinson,
REPORT OF WREASURER OF Philip and family. They enjoyed aPhilip Van Cleave and his parents Halstead, Lovgren and Thompson
Di~LHI SCROOL DISTRI(Y]t~ NO. 9 trip through the Black Hills of South went to Beach Sunday where Mr. all voted yes. Motion carried.
STATEMiSNT POR PUBLICATION D~kOta on their way here. Van Cleave, Sr. consulted a doctor. There being no further business
the meeting adjourned on motion
Receipts in General Fund Friends of Hugh Baird are glad to A baseball game and ci,~us in town by Cafferty and seconded by Lov-
A. Cash in General Fund know he was able to come home Sun- Sunday brought a good sized crowd gren.
(In hands of District
Treasurer and excluding day Zrom the Beach hospRal where to Wibaux. 11. W. JOHNSON
Mayor.
Attest:
Sinking Fund) July 1, he has been a patient forseveralsMr. and Mrs. Don Welsh came home
1941 ........................................ 916.73 weeks.
c.
o.
HALVORSON,
I Total amount re- tmday from Billings where they at- city Auditor.
celved d u r I n g Rev. and Mrs Burets Morford and tended ~he summer session of school
year from ap-
portionment o f son arrived from Plainfield, Wis. last at the Polytechnic. The first summer ~ ~'ffi
State Tuition }week for a visit with relatives and graduating exercises the Poly has ever
Fund ...................... 133.50 "friends. Accompanied by her brother, had were held Friday evening. Mr. ~~@P~[~A~
2 Total amount re-
ceived d u r l n g I Don MUstier and family, they went and Mrs. Welsh had the distinction
County Tuition I to Billings to visit relatives there• A of being the first husband-wife corn-
year front ap- [family reunion was held there when bination to ever receive bheir degrees
portlonment of " "~ -~t~O~ ~@ ~__#_~_~
Fund ........................ 94~73 JMrs. Jane Mueller god her sons at the same time from that college. (r'~.~ ~R~Y~0~
3 Amount recelv- " IRalph and his family who were on They received Bachelorof Science
ed during year ~ [ ~ ~ ~ ~ O~ dt~fl~f~
from State Itheir way to W~hington, Don and degrees. Another feature of the class~ffl-~|~do~s _~a41am
E q u a I i z a t 1 o n [ ~i more la C,nsd~--~o w~.-
Fund (Total of his family, her daughters Ethel (Mxs. was a grandmother, Mrs. Edna Pierce ~]~[ ~-~,~mi~ m~
a, b, c and d) 206.46 Morford) and family, Eileen (Mrs. of Rosebud, who also received a Bach- ~ ~ "s~d" tlda ~,t._~N~'s
206.46b" Teacher unit Eddie Gress) of Malta, and Alma elor of Science degree: T~e degrees ~]L~[ ~dm~'smm~a~.bo~_
5 Amount receiv- (']~'s. John Setera) and family, all were granted by Lieut. Governor E. ~\~"-'| ~?as b~ Gn~m~L _~_~
edfromdUrlngTaxes Lev-year met at the l~ter's home in Bfll~gs. T. Eaton who is president of the col- ~ ~ I | hound ibqmm~Paid Tour.
[One son, Rhinebart, who is in Calif- lege.
led by District
School Board .................... 1369.96 ornk~, could not be present.
6. Amount receiv-
ed during year MrS. Ethel Johnston received word
from other Rev- tha~ a son was bern to her daughter
e n u e Receipts AliCe ('Mrs. Bob Symington) at Re-
(Total of a, b, c,
and d) .................... 90.31 nan, Montana.
d. Penalty and IAIcil~e E~den was called home from
interest 90.31
R. Total amount received Glendive last week by the critical
by school treasurer dur- ilLvles of her father, Prod Eiden, and
lag the year (Total of
Items 1 to 9 inclusive) 1894.96WhO premed tw~y Monday eventide,
C. Grand total amount re- Wednesday e~ ReV. WestD~ore-
ceivsd by school district
treasurer including cash land performed It wedd~ ceremony
on hand (Item A and ]wbJ~h ira/ted Arvil~ ~beling of Knox
Item B) ................................ 2611.69[county, Nebraska, and. EdWard Ray-
EXPENDITURE~F GENERAL [mend Brtxius of Glendive.
. , FUND j AD~tOI~ WlbsurAtes seen in Be~ch
~moumts Pald~ ]l~st4n~ Yeor for ,the
Foiluwltn~Pul~0a~o . ", • P Fray morning were Mr. Danielson,
1 General Control.
School OffiCers ]~8. "J[~f~, ]~1~, ~ ]M[I~.
salaries $87.00: P~lne~k~ and Golleen, Mrs. Burton
expenses $17.50; Welsh and Mrs. Pete Kramer.
misc. $7.50) ........ 104.50 :Mr. and Mrs. David Dick and baby
2. Instructional See-
vice. (Teacher's Sal- cglne from Wolf Point Thursday,
aries $1029.60: sun- ca l~ here by the illness of Davids
plies $20.86: Teachers
Retirement Fund mother.
$10.40) ................ 1070.02
4. Operation of Plant.
(Fuel $37.37 "Jani-
tors wages $10.00;
sttpplles $ 7.~) .... 54.64~
5. Maintenahce of
Plant. (upkeep of
grounds $1.00) ....1.00
6, l,'ixed Charges.
(Tnsurauce $3.13) 3.13
D Total Amount Paid Dur-
intr ~chool year by Dist-
rict Treasurer ...................... 1233.29
GRAND TOTAl, BALANCE,q
Grsnd Total Receipls ........ 2£1;.69
Grand To.tal Expenditures ]233.29
Grand Total Cash on Hand
l, hoih funds, June 30,
1941 .............. ~ ....................... ~57,~.40
STATE OF NORTH-DAKOTA, )
County of Golden Valley,
Delhi School District No. 9
I do solemnly swear that to the
best of my knowledge and belief
the within is a true and correct re-
port of all moneys received and
paid out by me as school treasurer.
W. O. JANDT,
Treasurer of Delhi School
istrict No. 9
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 13th day of August, 194L
FAITH N. MENKE.
Mr. and Mrs. John Isaak and ehll-
dren came from Minnesota and visit-
~ed at the E A. Brenneise home. They
l left Saturday for Big Timber where
they plan to make their home.
Mrs. Allen returned to her home in
Circle last week after spending several
weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs.
I Frank O'Rourke.
Mrs. Albion Welsh was hostess to
, ~he CF ta~es aid ~t her home Thurs-
i daY afternoon. Misses Nora Jordan
,and Beatrice Sples from California
i gve a very nice program and the ho~-"
I tess served a nice lunch to a good
sized crowd.
Art Wittoft resigned his Wasition at
Drake's grocery to help on his f~thers
farm near Beach during harvest. We
are told Art and his family pla~l to
move west after harvest.
Loren Watkins was recently sur-
prised by a number of ~riends who
went to his home to help celeb~te
CITY COUNCIl PRO-
C[[DING$
COUNCIL PROCEI DING§, R GU-
LAR MRI~rlNG, JULY 7, 1841
The City Co'u~f Beach, North
Dakota, met in regular session on
July 7, 1941 with Mayor R. W.
Johnson, Aldermen Dan Caffsrty,
T.L. Dickinson, H. H. Halstsad,
M. P. Lovgren an4 H. R. Thompsnn
preser~t. Roy A. Noyes being ab-
sent.
minutes of the regular
Ths
meeting of June 2nd and the meet-
ings of the Board of Equalization
on June 6th, 9th, 10th, 11th and
$0th were read Moved by Dick-
inson and seconded by Cafferty
that the minutes be approved as
read. Motion carried.
The following bills were consid-
ered:
Nina Kirst, City Treasurer. pav-
ing warrants No. 93 and 112, $500.00
ca., $1000.00; R. W. Johnson, Five
meetings Board of Equalization,
$15.00: Dan Cafferty, five meet-
Board of Equalization, $15.00; T. L.
Dickinson Five meetings, Board
of Equalization, $15.00; H. H. Hal-
stead. Five meetings Board of
Equalization, $15.00; H.R. Thomp-
non, Five meetings Board of
Equalization. $15.00; C.O. Halvor-
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Reading Glasses .... 50c to $f
Gold Glasses ........ $10 to $15.50
Double Vision Glasses $3.50 ur
GLASSES FITTED
G. Gilbertson
Optical Soecialist
Beach, N. D.
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1938 OLDSMOBILE
1934 CHEVROLET
1928 CHEVROLET, GOOD
A NUMBER OF NEW AND
SEVERAL GOOD HORSE
SINGLE AND
ONE FORD V-8 PICK-UF.
1935 F()RD V-8 COUPE,
One Good White Faced Bull
SOME GOOD WHITE FACI
C. C. Clark, Mar.