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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
VALLEY
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X Week~ Published ~very
~U~y by
The
LmmN co.
L ~ SZ~PMA.W, muMm~ Mamhset
~* D. 161~DOUGPJ~, I~p2.
]htlred as Second Class matte_r at
P~tofflce at Beach, North Dakota,
~ber % 19m, under the Act of
Mar~h & 1887.
~y Adverti~.ng, .p~ inch - $
~tract, ez wee~, men -
~o
~o~ per llne ...... .I0
ot ~anb, i0 lines - - - 1.00
~tively no exceptions will be
on the above rates
..... BDIBCI~P~ON Z~,YEB
mind WMmux im4 Fe~m ~unfl,a,
Year ........ ~50
~m ~ of North Dakota:
No m,b~Hptions accepted ~or less
than slX months
ii
FI~DF~g
an unexpected and pro-
drouth, the ~ie~ of stocker
feeder cattle will probably be
tO those of last year.
Who hold o~ t~ving feed-
ers on a demoralized market $1 to
h~~ht lower than last
are apt to be disappointed.
~t the feed picture will be is
delaying the farmers' decision ~nd
iS a fear of governmen~ rul-
dtreeUveL
Op/nions of range and cornbelt
as to stocker and feeder
~ are wide apart. P~e n~n
,~um~ tO contract calves xor ~Octo-
dellvery below last year's ~lues.
cornbelt feeders are lookin~
~ cattle and are apparently await-
of the corn crop
~ their needs.
I will Win out depends
Weather, corn and wheat
~ ~md t~ stm of ~. l~-
~mt Showers in the Great Plains
~te t lint wheat p~tures may
be attune, ~ an outlet for
and feeders to compete
with the cornbelt demand.
~e conditions are excellent
means that steers will come
market ~atter t~n usual unis~
IN I~ll STATELY STEAMBO~TS"
STERN'WHF.ELER.S ANO
SInE'WHEELERS- 8EGAN
10 PLY THE RIVERS,
HELPED BUILD THE
MIDDLE WEST. THE BULK OF
TRAFFIC WAS STILL DOWNSTP-EAhB,
AN £LL-AMERIGAN PLAT]FORM
Among the other tbAngs that the
dictatom can~ be expected tO tm-
derstami about our American waY
of doing things is how we can be
hammering the daylights out of
them with both flsts--m~ still be
arguing vic~ently over who is going
to be our next PTesident!
That's the way we do it~-~d do
!TWICE THE
WITH GOOD COWS
~y replacing his average qttality
cows with young dairy cows bred
for high milk production Alfred
Riskedahl, farmer near Braddock
in Kidder county has doubled pro-
duction per cow and is getting a
higher butterfat test.
Rlskedahl started improving his
IADY DAY
Right well I mind the Harvest time
In Ireland far away;
The beauty of that distant clime
On blessed Lady Day.
To see the people going to Mass
All in their best attire;
Regardless of their rank or class
Would any soul inspire.
The afternoon went quickly on
As some had news to tell;
And others for the day had gone
To visit Holy Well.
In evening came the music sweet
With jigs and reels galore;
And then to make the day complete
We'd hear the songs of yore.
So my heart goes back to Ireland
In a special sort of way;
Each year in Harvest time so grand
On blessed Lady Day.
Note: The above poem was writ-
ten by Mary B. Cushing, daughter
of Mrs. Nora Bartley and the poem
was published August 12th, 1944 in
the Irish World and American In-
dustadal Liberator, Chicago, Ill.
The kids are told to take an in-
terest in tim garden, and anyway
they are interested in it when their
!baseball is knocked in among the
plants. ------V~
There will not probably be any
complaint of lack of interest in the
churches on the nights when they
serve chicken suppers.
~V~
Service men home on furlough
may now receive a gallon of gaso-
line for each day they are home
up to 30 gallons.
--~V--
SUMMONS.
State of North Dakota )
)ss.
County of GoldeninValleYDistrict Cou)rt
Sixth Judicial District
Ralph Mosser, )
Plaintiff, )
vs. )
Theodore C. Gasho, W. K. )
Barnes, Interstate Securl- )
ties Company, a eorporaUon, )
Nichols & Shepard Corn- )
pany, a eorporaUon, Dick- )
Lnson Grocery Company, a )
eorporation, John Leakey, )
Oliver E. Olson, Richard )
Moore, The Merchants Na- )
Uonal Bank of Saint Paul )
a corporaUon, Benjamin F. )
H • r r I e k, Sylvanus M. )
French, all other persons )
unknown claiming any es- )
tat~ or interest in, or lien )
or encumbrance upon the )
~roperty described in the )
complaint, whether as heirs. )
dev/sees, legatees or per* )
sonal representatives of )
Florence C. French. for- )
Florence C. )
You are hereby summoned to
answer the Complaint in the above
entitled action, which is on file in
the Office of the Clerk of the Dis-
trict Court of Golden Valley County,
North Dakota, and to serve a co~;y
of your Answer upon the subscrib-
er at his effice in the City ot
Beach, County of Golden Valley
and State of North Dakota, within
thirty (30) days after the service
o~ this summons upon you, exclu-
sive of the day of such service,
and in case of your failure ~o
appear or answer, Judgment will
be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded in the
Complaint.
Dated at Beach, North Dakota,
this 23rd day of August, 1944.
JOHN KEOHANE
Attorney for Plaintiff
Office and Postoffice Address:
Beach, North Dakota.
NOTICE
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEN-
DANTS:
You are hereby notified that this
action relates to the following des-
cribed real estate situated in
the
County of Golden Valley and State
of North Dakota, to-wlt:
West Half (W~) of Section
Twelve (12) in Township One
Hundred Forty-four (144) North,
of Range One Hundred Three
(103) West, of the Fifth Principal
Meridian,
and that the object of this action
is to determine and declare the
heirs of Florence C• French, for-
merly Florence C. Herrick, DeceaS-
ed, and to quiet the Utle of the
Plaintiff in and to said property,
and to wholly exclude you, and each
of you, therefrom, and that no per-
sonal claim is made against you,
of any of you, except such of you
as appear and defend this action.
Dated this ~3rd day of August
A, D. 1944.
3"OHN KEOHANE
Attorney for Plaintiff
Beach, North Dakota.
(Aug. 24, 31; Sept. 7, 14, 21, 28, 1944)
SUMMONS
STATE OF NO~tTH DAKOTA )
)ss.
COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY )
IN DISTRICT COURT
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Glen R. Olson, )
Plaintiff, )
vs. )
Central Securities Company, )
a corporation, Beach State )
Bank, a corporation, Ed- )
ward D. Shrlner, The Cen- )
tral Mortgage Company, a )
corporation, Joseph W. )
Moore, Administrator of the )
Estate of Lucy Jane Slay- )
ton, Deceased, William Bur- )
ton, Susie K. Arnold, J. I. )
Case Threshing M a c h i n e )
C o m p a n y (Incorporated),
)
and all other persons un- )
known claiming any estate )
or interest in, or liem or )
encumbrance upon the pro- )
perry described In the )
Complaint, )
Defendants. )
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOV~ NAMED DE-
FENDANTS:
Sunday is not the day of worship J It takes a good acrobat to
it should be, but a good many folks I a record for high kicking, but some
are down on their knees changing knockers can come near maki~
punctured tires, one for continuous kicking.
Ill
STATEMF.NT OF TREASURER'S ANNUAL REPORT FOR PUBLICATION
Receip~ in General Fund
A. Cash in General Fund (in hands of District Treasurer
and excluding Sinking Fund) July 1, 1943 ........................ $1337.T~
2. Total amount received during year from appor-
tionment of County Tuition Fund .................................... $ 120.74
3, Amount received during year from State Equali-
zation Fund (Total of a, b, c and d) ................................ $ 326.15
b. Teacher Unit ........................................................ $186.15
d. Per Pupil payment ............................................ $140.00
3. Amount reeeive£1 during year from Taxes Levied
by District School Board ........................................................ $ 430.19
6. Amount received during year from other Revenue
Receipts (Total of a, h, c and d) ........................................ $ 26.20
b. Tuition from other districts ........................ $ 26.20
B. Total amount received by School Treasurer during the
year (Total of items 1 to 9 inclusive) .................................. $ 90&~
C. Grand Total amount received by School District Treas-
urer including cash on hand (Item A and Item B) ........ ~l.ff/
EXPENDITURES OF GENERAL FUND
Amounts Paid During Year for the Following
Purl~es:
I. General Control. (School Officer's Salaries $65.52)....-$65.52
2. Instructional Service. (Teachers' Salaries $732.80
Text Books $65.54 Teachers' Retirement Fund $16.00
Federal Tax $47.38) ...................................................................... $ 861.7=
4. Operation of Plant. (Fuel $55.00 Light, Water, etc.
$1
12.00 SuppLies $2.34) .................................................................... $ 69.34
5. Maintenance of Plant. (Repairs to Buildings $25.42) $ 2.5.42
6. Fixed Charges. (Insurance $2.00 Miscellaneous $8.27) $ 11.27
D. Total Amount Paid During School Year by District
Treasurer .............................................................................................. $103~L~
E. Cash on hand in General Fund as of June 30, 1944
(Item G, Treas. Report) ................................................................ $LI07~
WARRANTS ISSUED
Warrants Issued, July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944 (Item B,
Clerk's Annual Report) ...............................................................
GENERAL INFORMATION CONCERNING ~DEBT OF DISTRICT~I03~'~
g
(AS of June 30, llNi4)
Warrants Outstanding (Item E. Clerk's Annual Report) ........ $ 73.02
GrandSTATET°tal DebtOF "'NOR;rH'""]I~'~'6;~X: ................ i: .................... $ 7~m
County of Golden Valley
Divide School District No. 8 )
I do solemnly swear that to the best of my knowledge and belief the
within is a true and correct report of all moneys received and paid out b~
me as School Treasurer.
VIRGINIA BROWN
Treasurer of Divide School DLstrlct No. i
Subscribed and sworn to before me this lIth day of July 1944.
NATALIE J. ADAMSON, Co. Supt.
STA~ OF TRF~J~URE]R'S ANNUAL REPORT FOR
Receipf~ In ~Gonerai Fund
A. Cash in General Fund (in hands ~of District Treasurer
and excluding Sinking Fund) July 1, 1943 .......................
2. Total amount received during year from apporo
tionment of County Tuition Fund ..................................... $ 143.02
3. Amount received during year from State Equaliza-
tion Fund (Total of a, b, c and d) ........................................ $ ~.~0
$. Amount received during year from Taxes Levied
by District School Board ....................................................... $81F/~
6. Amount received during year from other Revenue
Receipts (Total of a, b, c and d) ....................................... $ ~01.~
a. Tuition from patrons .................................... $ 78.73
b. Tuition from other districts ...................... $I~.00
c. Interest on bank deposits (Bond) ........... $ 12.4~
d. Seh. Pol. Fin & Pen. & Int. & Int.
& Inc ..................................................................... $574.83
B. Total amount received by School Treasurer during the
year (Total of items I to 9 inclusive) ...................................
C. Grand Total amount received by School District Treas-
urer including cash on hand (Item A and Item B) ........
EXPENDITURES OF GEHERAL FUND
I. General Control. s
]~bq)enm $142.~)) ................................; ........................................ $ 4~.~
2. Instruetional Service. (Teachers Salaries $5322.0:1
Text Books $137.76 Library Books $61~ Supplies
$174.64 Teaehers' Retirement Fund $163.01 Federal
Tax $700.60) ..................................................................................
3. Auxiliary Ageneies. (Transportation ~1'.11) . .............. ~:ff
4. Operation of Plant. (Fuel $610.8@ Light, Water, etc.,
$24.20 Janitor's wages $'/44.8@ Supplies $231.87 Fed-
You are hereby summoned and re-
~ired to answer the Complaint of eral Tax $6.5~) ................................................................................ $1817.40
• above named plaintiff, which 5. Maintenance of Plant. (Repairs to Buildings $23.38) I ~.~S
is on file in the Office of the Clerk 8. Fixed Charges• (Insurance $28.56) ..................................... 2~
!of the District Court o~ the Sixth 7. Capital Outlay. (New Equipment ~.~0 Miscel-
Judicial District in the County of laneous $7.50) .......................................................................... $ R~I~
Golden Valley and State of North D. Total Amount Paid During School Year by District
Dakota, and to serve a
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