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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWB
The Golden Valley News
A continuation of The Beach Advance and The Beach Review
D. A. Wallace, W. R. Bratton, and H. E. Enderle
Editors andPublishers
A weekly published every Thursday at Beach, North Dakota.
Entered as second class mail matter at the Postoffice at Beach,
North Dakota. October 7, 1936, under the act of March 3, 1897
Advertising rates furnished upon request
Subscription price $2.00 in No. Dak., Minn., Mont., and So. Dak.,
Elsewhere $2.50
Special Flood
The North Dakota House of Mercy
[is an inter-synodical Lutheran lnsti-
I tution for a led moth°. Its
pose is to reclaim the fallen for soci-
ety and for God. Its work is largely
At Medora Soon] a"ty, and its are pro.d
mainly through individual giving with
frequent help also from county wel-
The News is in receipt of a communi- fare agencies.
Cation from the U. S, Engineer's office Local committees are being organiz-
at Omaha, telling of a public hearing ed in all county seats. The purpose of
which Will be held at the town hall these committees is to serve as a con- to attend the game, and Elmer Rats-
in Medora, on Friday, January 7, 1938,
at ten a. m., under authority of a resol-
ution of the Committee on Commerce
of the United States Senate. The
scope of the hearing will be that of
determining whether any modification
should be made in the Little Missouri
baain report, Wyoming, Montana,
South Dakota, and North Dakota, as
published in House Document No. 64,
Seventy-third Congress, 1st session,
With respect to combining the interests
of flood control and irrigation.
All interested parties are invited to
be present or to be represented at the
above time and place, including offl-
clais of any Federal agency or state,
cottuty, town or local association, ~o
DeMolays To Have
Annual Xmas Dance
The local DeMolay chapter has an-
nounced that their annual Christmas
Frolic dancing party will this year be
held on next Wednesday evening, De-
cember 29, and the usual good time
is anticipated. The boys have arrang-
ed for some good music for the ecca-
sion 4and as in other years, will also
serve a lunch in connection with the
affair, at no extra cost.
ALABAMA FOOTBALL STAR
RELATED TO RAISLF.~S
The News has learned that Ryba,
one of the star players on the Alabama
team which is to play in the Rose Bowl
against California New Year's day, is
i a nephew to Louis Raisler of Beach.
Mr. Raisler is in California and plans
Many Apply For
'38 Licenses Already
Bismarck--C. E. Van Horne, state
motor vehicle registrar, reports more
than 3,000 applications for 1938 auto-
obile license plates have been received
to date in his department, with more
coming in each mail.
Van Horne has been conducting a
successful statewide drive urging all
North Dakota motor vehicle owners to
l have their new yea~, licenses purchased
iby Jan. 1.
Sheriffs in practically all counties
were this week announcing the state
law regulating purchases of licenses will
be strictly enforced.
Contrary to public belief, it is against
the law to use a vehicle on state high-
ways after Jan. 1 without new year
license registration.
A penalty which goes into effect on
May 15, the deadline date, applies only
tact agency between the home and the
county communities. They are to help
direct those who need such care to
it he home; to cooperate with county tT~
welfare boards n cases where help ist
needed to keep people of the commun-I~
ity acquainted with the work and tot
promote morality w]'thin the communl-i~r~
News of the Town
George Szudera was host to a number
of friends at a fine goose dinner at the
Hotel Beach Sunday evening, and ev-
eryone present reports a very enjoyable
time and George as a genial host in-
deed.
ler, his son, who is employed at Yuma, to vehicles which have not been in use
Arizona, also plans to be present, since the first of the new year.
de,re to present a flOOd control plan, Sunday night Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Or a combined flood~co!Itrol ~ h'riga- ( Hardy Idft by train for the west e0~st.
tin plan, or whose interests may be[They intend flret to go to Tacoma to
affected by such project. They will I spend Ohristmas with relatives there, I_
be given an opportunity to introduce I and from there will go on to California, I
knd file their written views as to the iolanning to be there for the Tourna-I _
feasibility of any such projects, rnent af Roses New Year's Day. They! ~
Brief oral statements will be heard will remain for several weeks in Calif-
but, for accuracy of the records, all fornla, according to present plans. 1
facts and arguments should be sub- Gerhardt Fonderick of Walla Walla,I
mitted in writing, as the records of Washington, was here Friday visitingi~"
the hearing will be forwarded for con- at the E. G. Sawyer home. He was~"
si6eration by the War Department.
Local Committee
Named For House
Of Mercy Friday
A loom committee for the North Da-
kota House of Mercy has been selected
by Miss Clara Jones, field representa-
tive of tJnat institution. At a committee
meeting last Thursday evening at the
H. R. Thompson home, the ~ollowing
officers were elected: chairman, Mark
Free, e; vice-chairman, Oiadys God,
daxd~ secretary, Oliver E~erette. Other
members.of Y~he local committee are
Mrs. H. R. Thompson and Miss Sophie
Jahr. Mrs. Jones, who called the meet-
To Thank You
for past kindnesses
and to wish you again
the
Season's
Compliments
enroute to his home at Lehr, N D., to
spend the holidays with his parents. 1
He has been in a CCC camp recently,,]
a~d will be remembered as a former l
employee of the Sawyer Hardware. t~2~
Variety
Store
Keep Your Home
Comfortable
Enjoy a comfortable lmme wlbm
the cold wlater ~ in. Order
yore. coal today . . . yeuql ~ve
yourself money at these low
~ee~
PRICE
PER TON
Delivered
$2.25
AARON SNOOK
Call Phoae 20
1937
We Can Only Say~
May Peace, Prosperity and Happiness
Be Yours
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Denton were ~~
hosts to twelve people at a Christmas
party Sunday evening. Three tables of
bridge were in play ~nd a delicious
lunch was served at the close of the
e~ening, t~
Mrs. Delia Partridge of Dickinson,
NYA supervisor for this district, was'~
a Beach visitor last Friday. 1
Wells Dickinson of the state high-'~
way department spent several days in
Beach last week. He has been making
test holes east Of Sent~ B~Utte.
T. and T. Dress Shop
Mildred Tobias
Helen Tobias
DOn'T THInH
ZERO
IT wOn'T
HgPPEn HERE"
',m
DEGREES BELOW ZERO
TEMPERATURE REGISTERED HERE
IT MAY HAPPEN
AGAIN SO BE READY
--INSTALL NATURAL
GAS HEAT
litOlITII!lll-|lINOTii BTILITIES CO.
THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1937
The social meeting of the Ladies I Give the News as a gift. The receiv-
Auxfliary was held at the home of ler will be reminded of your gift every
Mrs. Leo Tobias last Friday afternoon.~ week during the coming year.
A Gracious Acknowledgement
The unanticipated gift.., how can
you gracefully express your apprecia-
tion?
Your photograph offers a happy
solution.
l~et us inake one for you today.
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