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Seed Loans Are
To Be Available
Early This Year
For the first time, funds mr emerg.
ency seed loans are avaflabe long be-
fore they Will be required, prob~ly
minimizing all chance of delay in the
granting of loans on approved applL
This fact developed at a meet~E
called in DickL,~on Oct. ~nd by C. A.
Conaway, secretary of the N. D. Far.
m~rs Grain Dealers association. The
lm~lon had been called with a view to
~ldr~ an early setup for 1939, to care
for the anticipated needs of certain
areas which had suffered crop reverses
again this year, Among those present
were L. C. StTeator, manaEer of the
~mergency Seed and Feed section in
Minneapolis, Pat McDonald, Sentinel
Butte. state administrator, 15 county
agents, representatives of commission
firms, northwest railroads, and eleva-
tor companies. It remained for Mr.
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
~~:' + ]J. P. McDonald Is
SENTINEL BUTTE Named Key Banker
HOTEL CHANGES HANDS
During the recent period of absence
of Sentinel Butte News, a local busi-
ness change failed to get into print.
The Butte Hotel, conducted by Mr.
and Mrs. Wlll~ Higlin for the past
fifteen yea~as~ sold to Clifford
Phillips..~# dea~ included building
and f~s. | ~.
By careful m~ent and h~
work, the Htg/ins#gave Sentinel ~tte
clean and excellent ~+servic~~ and
they were reward~~with ~ go~ pat-
ronage. They have move~ ~lenalve
to enjoy ~well earned re~ ]+ +
Mr.'-Phlllips, the new p~etor, has
for many years been a r~her east oi
town,--having only rec~tly sold out
his ho~ngs: ~dt~L~s ~ ~t ~
is determined to contMue the excellen
reputation of the Butte Hotel, and lo-
cal people wish him the best of luck.
IN SERIOUS CONDITION
It is with much regret that news is
J. P. McDonald of Sentinel Butte,
who is associated with the Interstate
Bank there, has been named key bank.
er for Golden Valley county for the
coming year. He was appointed by F.
A. Irish, Fargo, chairman of the agri.
cultural commlttee~of the North Da-
kota Bankers association. He succeeds
T. E. Hudson of Beach.
Key bankers in each county carry
out the state.wide agricultural program
of the bankers, whose activities arc
worked out bf the extension division
of the agricutural college, and the
Greater North Dakota association.
For the past seven years, North Da.
kota bankers have been awarded a 1,000
efficiency rating for agricultural activ-
ities from the Agricultural Commission
of the American Hankers Association.
Only two other states, Georgia and Ore-
gon, have been equally honored by the
national organization, Mr. McDonald
says.
Wateh and clock repairing. IVL P.
Lovgre~
AT THE METHODIST
Grant S. Moore, Pastor
Services for Sunday, Nov. 20:
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Epworth League at 6:30 p. m.
Preaching service at I1 a. m.
Preaching service at 7:30 p. m.
The Win-My.Chum meetings which
started Nov. 14, will continue each
evening at 7:30 p. m. except Saturday,
closing on Wednesday night, Nov. 23
These meetings ,are being well at-
tended. We have a fine chorus choir
which has special •music prepared for
each evening. All young people of hlgh
school age who attend the meetings
will be invited to u free banquet at
the closing of the series of meetings.
This banquet will be served by the
losing side. The captain8 appointed for
either side of the church are keeping
a record of the at~adance for their
respective sides.
Rev. George O. Pariah, our district
superintendent, will be the speaker
for the Sunday mornig and evening
services.
We want that these services should
be a moral and spiritual uplift to this
community, and to th'~t end we weL
come you to these services.
received of the serious ¢ondltio~t of
Mrs. Emil Wellner. While going about
THURSDAY, NOV. 17, 1938
wrecked on the here from rounding up cattle at the Meyer
Minnesota. ranch.
Irene slow. Kenneth Shoen made a business trip
ly from her to Medora Monday.
Don Buell was and Bill Davis have es-
a¢ I~arold Hollar's ~unday. on the Adolph
Jennie Phillips spent the will trap coyotes
here. trapped their firn
Harold Lowman was a
school Monday.
J I II
GARNER
Johnson
this
one
F. Schmeling weut ~o
to get acquainted with
gnandson. Congratulations.
I ,i I I I li H!
A1 Dletz returned home last week
frorn a trip to Wyoming. PICTURES
Harmon Oistad was a caller at the
ShOen home~turday. '
A. M. 1~ters~n made a business trip, , Tinted
to B~ck Tt~esday. + I
Mr/~and Mr~T. A. Wosepka visit-, / an~Fram)~d
ed t~elr chlld~n in Sentinel Butte]
Sunday.
Mr. mldMrst~..Schmeling, Mr. and' A'~ f~r ~/~
Mrs. M. Krause, M~ and Mrs. T. Wo_
sepk~ and Victor l~enstrom attended
the silver wedding ~nniversary dance Drug l
for Mr. and Mrs. J~nes White at t~e the c
Aipha hallSunda, eveningandthey~ ~lry Co.
all report a good ~e.
E. O. Shoen ~ ~ended a committee
I I' meeting in Beacl Saturday. 19.
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