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rtiE GOLDEN VALLE ~ NEWS , THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1937
Greetings From SENTINEL BUTTE Business Men
i:'j: ::N~ .i : : ~ :: ...... . . n -- A"~:n Tescher Is ants. a check of the region shows," he
lrvln Bates, Loun- ~.v. said "and it has been brought easier
~ENTINEL BUTTEI . Placed On.All- to work out sound farm plans for
I tv P P Teamfamilies who have satisfactory leasing
: ~ ~ loneer asses State Grid
Santa Claus came to Sentinel Butte "1 9 ~ ..... contracts."
~PridaY. The event opened with at °^-tinel But~in Bates lon~*lm~ Alvin T~cher, cen~er on me ~en~m: The Farm Security Administration
~'-nl~tmas program at the opera houset .o~, .... . s~ ~ el Butte zoo~Dan team ~or ~ne pa~.L makes loans to financially handicapped
anrmaaf~l 'by various devartments of{resmeng oi this county, aied in his season, was placed on the an-state szx farmers er.d tenants who are unable
~l, ai which a nu~nber of well lsleep during Monday night at the Fred i man football team for 1937,.. recentl?, to secure credit elsewhere. Mr. Janze
re~lt~red plays were presented. The t Stacker home south of town, where he iHe was termed by the opposing coacn- pointed out that in many cases the ap-
I~Udtng was packed to capacity. At had been staying for a.number of Its and the pre~ as a "hard. blocker" plicants for these loans need credit not
the ~lus~n of the program, Mr. years. Dr. V. G. Morris and Coroner ann a "good dexenmve man.'- only for livestock and equipment but
~Mrs, Santa Claus arrived by trucklJ. H. Lindt drove out to the Stackeri. This was Alvin's first year of foot- also for soil improvement items, such
~d gladdened the hearts of thelhome upon being notified..Death wasl~all and he ~nowco up well~ t_h.e___be: as lime and seed for permanent Pas'i
younpters by a generous distribution pronunced as being out ~o heart fail-igmn!ng oI l~[le season, ann nnprov.vu ture--the returr~ from which the ten-
Of sweets along the street. The affalr~i ure. Bates was 70 years of age I steaoily, and it came as no surprme
'~e~ied a tinge of the humorous,' The deceased came fuom Indiana to that he was given this place of honor.
an impromptu kangaroo court, and the
Jafl~ ~ a couple of ladies. The entire
this county about thirty years ago, and
took up a homestead south of Sentin-
!Alvin is a junior in school and possibly
will be back next year. Certainly this
ant will not be able to realize in dol-
lars and cents the first year.
"Such loans are repayable over a
five year period," the supervisor said,
'~ n
a d where the applicant is a tenant, I
a satisfactory leasing arrangement ~,~
chain of diversio~ls was much enjoyed.
Members of the W. B. A. were en-
te~ Thursday for six o'clock din-
ne~ at the home of Mrs. Olga Lardy.
was in the nature of
)arty, and the exchange ot
determined by the draw-i
~ names. After a series o~ bridge
~amm prizes were awarded to Mrs. I~
~, head prize, Mrs. J.W. Oardo
m~r, and, Mrs. W. T. I~n'on, oomo,
~. Loule Hovland, honor, and
~W~ mu~h ~ by attend-
a month at the Dick-
Nick Uets returned o~
to his home here. He has
aff~Aeted with rheumatic trouble
for:~ time, and had an operation
fothe removal of his tonsils in the
hope that it might improve his condi.
tton, The many friends Join in the
hope that the Christmas season will
be ~tened for the Uetz family by a
rapid recovery of the head of the
house.
~. Anna Wise, who has resided at
Oolva, came to Sentinel Butte recent-
ly to make here home with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lloyd Yates, or the winter.
Mrs. Julia Martin left Monday morn-
Lug on an eastbound trip, being Joined
by her sister, Mrs. Wad-1
¢son, and proceeded on to Texas, where t
they will visit their sister, and will1
~spend the winter in the southern reg-1
~, J, W. Gardner and daughter]
~rtan left Tuesday for Fall Ciaire, j
~., where they will spend the holt-}
el Butte, where he farmed for a few
years, -~d was later employed at var-
ious plsces. In recent years, being un-
able to work he has made his home
with the Stacker family. He has no
relatives here.
Funeral services were held yesterday
morning at the United Brethren church
at Beach, and interrment made in the
cemetery there.
day sea~ri with relatives.
Mrs. Ura Wyckoff was a Thursday
evenLug vialtor at the home of her son
Paul, west of town.
Jay Brown, former resident and now
of Spokane, Wash., passed through
here last week on his way to Eat~
Rapids, Mich, having reclved word that
his aged mother met with a serious
accident several weeks ago. He stopped
at Medora to visit his three sisters, and
expect to make a more extended visit
in this vicinity on his return trip.
CHRISTMAS
EXTRA
SPECIAL
CARDS
E. I~. KENNEDY
Sentinel Butte, N. D.
is a credit to the Sentinel Butte high
school and their coach, Duane Muth,
as never before has it placed ~ man
on the first all-state team.
Bud Boisen and Rod Shoen received
honorable mention in the report given
by the Fargo Forum.
Better Lease
Arrangements
Urged By FSA
m
Tenants and Owners Should Cooperate
In Making lmpro~ Which
Are Mutually Advantageous
Better leasing arrangements between
landlords ~nd tenants will be stressed
by the Farm Security Administration
as an aid in the rehabilitation of farm
f~mllies and farm lands, Albert Janze
County Rural Rehabilitation super-
visor for the FSA announced from his
office in here Beach.
According to Mr. Janze, the need for
.better lease contracts, including such
provisions as longer rental periods, se-
curity to the landlord for the pro-
tection of his property and security to
the tenant for reimbursement for im-
provements made by him, has been
brought convincingly to the attention
of FSA workers during the two years
,operatton of the rehabilitation pro-
"BetWeen 80 and 85 percent of our
rehabilitation loans are made to ten-
makes it easier to work out a practicali
farm plan with suitable crop rotation i
so that the loan may be extended over
a longer period. The problem re_~olves
i~self into developing a leasing cor~tract
which will give the tenant more inter-
est in cooperating with the owner in
making improvements for their mu-
MERRY
CHRISTMAS TO
EVERYBODY
In the same old way
The Butte Drug &
Jewelry Co.
Sentinel Butte
tua] advantage."
Farm Security is working hand in
h~nd with Extension Service, Agricul-
tural Colleges and other agricultural
agencies in stressing the need for bet-
ter leasing arrangements.
At a recent meeting of the fire de-
partmenL it was decided to again hold
the annual dance on New Year's nite
and committee were appointed to carry
out the details. More complete details
are given in a display ad elsewhere in
this issue.
HERE FOR HOLIDAYS
Allen Severson, and Charles, George
Jay and Robert Cooper arrived in
Beach Sunday evening. Allen hv, s
been attending the "U" at Grand
Forks and Charles Cooper, who attend-
ed high school here last year has been
working at Buxton. The other three
men are visiting at the L. A. Barrows
home, also the Priess home in Wibaux
and the Henry family in Belfteld.
Ira Lake has been ill and under doc-
tor's care the past few days.
And may we be at your service to bring
home to you Happiness and Cheer and
may Health be yours for the Coming
New Year
Merry Christmas
Happy New Year
BOLTON and OAS
Sentinel Butte, North Dakota
1937
1937
GREETINGS
With Grateful Acknowledgement of your
Past
favors we extend to
Best Wishes for a
MERRY CHRISTMAS
anda
you
HAPPY NEW YEAR
MAMMOTH COAL MINE
NORMAN RUNIONS JR.
Operator
No. Dak.
CHRISTMAS
GREETINGS
Of MI
think of none finer than
had the pleasure of being
The Gifts We Know, We
hav
Of ser-
vice to you during the
past year
We hope our 1938 relations
be,as friendly
INTERSTATE BANK
Sentinel Butte, North Dakota