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_ THE GOLDEN VALLEY;NEWS Thursday, January 20,
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in the Beach City Auditorium!
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A Grand Big Time! Music by Chet Griffith's Dance B
LOCAL
NEWS
Items of interest picked up
here and there by our News
reporters. We are always |lad
to Bet your news it~mL
PHONE $9
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Justesen spent
"Wednesday of last week in Dick-
tn~n.
Win. Kippley returned Monday
P. M.. from a trip to the Twin
Cities with stock. ~,
Richard .Heft of Wibaux was a
Sunday dinner guest at the Eugene
Will home.
T. L. Dickinson returned home
Friday night after spending the
~eek in ~4ilrmeapolis atter~ting
Market Week.
News has been received in Beach
ef the promotion of Lt. Leo Hilde-i
brandt, who is located at Camp
Maxey, Texas, to Captain.
Mrs. Frank Davldson and daugh-
ter Arlene of Miles City, Mont.,
~spent last week with her sister
:Mrs. Art Schmitz.
Mrs. Claire Samson, who ha~
1been employed in the News office
~as .local reporter, left last week for
l~er home in Wibaux.
Miss carrie Wltzig, who has been
employed in Bismarck since last
:fall, recently accepted a position in
• ~l~e Beach postoffice.
Bernard Wilson has been spend-
ln~ the past several weeks with
his father, Ira Wilson, who re-
cently suffered a stroke, at Dick°
:~1On.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Halstead,
who recently purchased a ranch
near Lewistown. Mont., left Beach
the forepart of the week to make
their home on the ranch.
Miss Helen Dickinson, who was
• t patient in the Beach hospital
:for several days last week, return-
ed to her home Saturday and is
• Ketting along nicely.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Johnson of
2~mntinel Butte were Beach callers
~m Thursday and while here, Mr.
Jahnson called at the News office
tO renew his subscription for
another year.
Andrew Helm is slmndlng a
m~mth's vacation with his brother,
John Helm, at Portland, Ore. and
wlt~ his daughter, Marie. Mrs.
Btlmer Abraham and family at
"Wenatchse, Wash.
Mrs, Katherine Be]lmont was
l)lemmntly surprised on her birth°
day Sunday by a group of sixteen
lady friends. Visiting and cards
were the pastime of the evening.
Z~s. Anna Lardy received high
~more and Mrs. Ida Mitchell low.
L
Mrs. Kenenth Noyes was a busi-
ness visitor in Olendive Monday.
Mr. and Mrsi C. G. Huffman of
Carlyle were Saturday visitors in
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henkle of
Medora spent Saturday afternoon
and evening in Beach.
~-Sgt. Glen Fakler, who has
been spending his furlough here
with his parents, returned to his
camp at Muroc, Calif. Sunday.
A. J. Ziebarth received word
from his brother, J. C. Ziebarth of
Scranton, that the latter's son,
Dennis, had been killed in action.
The Social Hour club will meet
Tuesday afternoon, January 25th
at the home of Mrs. C. O. Carlson.
Roll call will be answered with
nursery rhymes.
Miss Marvel Erbele is enjoying
a two weeks vacation with friends
in Phoenix, Arizona, leaving here
Saturday evening. Miss Erbele is
employed in the AAA office.
Mrs. Gordon Schmelling of Sen-
tinel Butte recently submitted to
an operation for appendicitis at
the local hospital and is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Ernest Zielsdorf, who spent
the past several weeks in Dickin-
son with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Rabe and infant granddaughter,
Joan Katherine. returned to her
home this week.
It. Violet Severson of the Army
Nurse Corps arrived in Beach Fri-
day to spend a seven day leave
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Severson. Miss Severson is
stationed a~ Maxton, N. C.
J. C. McClellahan visited in
Beach Monday. His son, Cpl.
Chas. McCIellahan, who was home
on furlough from his camp in
Georgia, was called back to camp
before his furlough was up.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Bruski and
son of Baker and Walerion Slkor-
ske, brother of Mrs. Bruski, of
Minneapolis, were dinner guests at
the John Bruski home in Beach
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wolf and son
came to Glendlve Saturday evening,
where Mr. and Mrs. T. M, IJeverson
and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sleight
met them, all returning to Beach
later in ,the evening. Mr. and
Mrs. Wolf returned to Glasgow,
Mont., where Mr. Wolf is manager
of trm J. C. Penney store, Monday
ev~rtin~.
News has been received of the
comin__g marriage of Leonard Ray-
mond Fahlstrom of Beach and
Miss Doris M, McOee of Port-
land, Ore. in New York sometime
thls month. Mr. Fahlstrom is a
son of Mr. and Mrs, Gunnar Fshl-
stroq= aud was born ~ Beach. He
is now serving in tlm Navy. Miss
M¢Oee is the daughte# of Mr. and
Mrs, Melvin McGee and was ,born
In Oeraldine, Mont.
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An Extraordinary
OppOrtunity--Just
Released by O. P. A.
38 PAIRS
WOMEN'S SHOES
DRESS TYPES
00
AND LESS
RATION FREE!
(FOR 2 weeks only--January 17th to 29th inclusive)
These shoes should not be confused with ordinary "un-
rationed" footwear--they are all shoes which hereto-
fore have required ration stamps and will go back on
a rationed basis after January 29th. They are service-
able--leather soled--of good construction--and many
have previously sold at higher' prices.
Take advantage of this unexpected opportunity to re-
plenish your shoe wardrobe without using up your
Ration Stamps.
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OUR DEMOCRACY
• ROBERT EDWARD LEE-
JANU.a~V ICY, 190~ ....... OCTOS£gL 12.. 1870.
GI~EAT SON OF ~'LIGHT HORSE HARRY'L(E, L(ADER.
OF WASHINGTON'S CAVAL~tV .... t/IS WIFE WAS THE
~6REA~-GRANODAUGHTER. OF MAR.THA WASHINGTON.
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Dut~.t~en, is t~e subfimest v~rd in /
our lan gUa.g¢. :Do,our dutq in aft
things.-°~ou cann~cto more-....
° ou s ufd never w sh do less."
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Mrs. Gerald Gilman entertained] CONGREGATIONAL CHUI~H
the Fan Tan club at her homeI Rev, John Roberts, pastor
Wednesday evening.
K. J. Hlggins of the Golva com- Beach:
munity was a Beach business visit- Church School at 10:00 A. M.
or on Monday. I Morning Worship service at ti:00
There will be a card party and!A. M.
pie social at the Little Beaver
school Saturday, January 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris McArthur of
Glendive were guests of the
Overstads in Beach last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Matecjek and
family went to Dickinson Saturday
to visit friends, returning Sunday
evening.
Mrs~ Hess and Vera, Clara Kip-
pley and Be~ Gilman motored to
Glendlve Tuesday evening to get
Miss Betty He]lemons, who has
been in the hospital there.
Golden Valley county men called
for examination at Fort Snelling
this week were: Herbert Wojahn,
Cyril Odenbaugh, Frederick Kre-
mers, William Howar~ and Clms.
Marmon. Edward Wieka, also
called from this county, was trans-
ferred to_ the state of Washington.
The men left Monday for the in-
duetlon cen~er to take their physi-
cal examinations.
The interior of the Woodward
Bros. drug store has been newly
decorated with a celotex ceiling.
Present plans call for the enlarg-
enlng of the store in the spring by
extending the north wall of the
building, provlding the necessary
material can be secured. This will
give from four to six feet more
floor space and greatly improve
display facilities.
Work of remodeling the building
formerly known as the Beach Hotel,
recently purchased from the county
by Dr. C. A. Bush, is going aheaci
as fast as possible. When com-
pleted the building will be used
as a nurses home and as a home
for old people. Situated almost
adjoining the Johnstone Memorial
hospital, it will be very convenient
as a nurses home and ideal for
elderly persons who desire a home
where they can have proper rn~di-
cal attention when necessary.
Manager Leo Tobias of the Oc-
cident elevator, not to be pessi-
mistic, but to try and prepare 't~e
public for what might be in store
if the weather turns cold and
stormy, Is advising that those who
burn coal place their order for a
supply right now. We are,bound
to get some cold and stormy
weather before the winter is over,
and wh~le ~he coal iS available
right no~v, it may not be if there
is a sudde~ de--rid. 'Tore~varned
is fore~med".
AFPOINT~D EXPLOSIVES
LICENSING AGENT
P. J. Schlllo, deputy county
auditor, has been appointed ex-
plosives licensing ~ent bF the
department of the interior, bureau
of mines, for Golden Valley county
for the duration of the war. Ap-
plications and licenses have been
~ved by Mr. Schlllo and llcen,
ses will be Issued to eli~ble ap-
~llcants for a .period of one year.
Young Peoples meeting at 7:30
P.':M.
~3hotr practice Wednesday at
7:~0 P. M.
The Congregational ClUtch Mis-
sionary society will meet at Mrs.
A. C. Mogle's home on Thursday,
January 20th. All are welcome.
Sentinel Butte:
Young Peoples meeting Monday
at 7:00 P. M.
Service at 8:00 P. M.
Medor~:
Sunday School at 3:00 P. M.
Afternoon service at 4:00 P. M.
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ST. PAUL'S
LUTHERAN CHURCH
V. H. Dlssen, pastor
Beach, North Dakota
Divine Service with Holy Com-
mtmion at I0:30 A. M. Announce-
ments for Holy Communion ~tre to
be made at the parsonage on Sat-
urday aftern)on or evening.
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
O. L. Olsrud, pas~or Tel. 154
Reach:
Sunday School 10 A. M.
Services at II A. M. Sermon
theme: "How Best Overcome Evil".
Lutheran Brotherhood meeting at
the Richard Thompson home this
Thursday at 8 P. M.
Confirmation class meets Wed-
nesdays after school.
Carlyle:
Services at 2:30 P. M.
Confirmation class 3:30 P. M.
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Hear State Senator
Rilie R. Morgan
Chalrma~ of the Republican,
/
Organizing Committee
Explain the plans and the
program of that organization
over
KFYR-- Bismamk
Monday, Jan. 24,
at 8 p. m. (MWT)
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Prevent Hairless
Pigs by Using
Solution we
Prepare
BUITE DRUG
Hospital Notes
Those hospitalized for treatment
during the past week were:
January 12, Con Short, Medora,
Mrs. Lee WyckoII, Wibaux, and
Miss Helen Dickinson, Beach. Miss
Dickinson went home January 15.
Mrs. George Petermann, Wibaux,
Mrs. J. E. Martin, Carlyle and
Miss Anita Johnson, Beach, were
all hospitalized January 13 and
A tonsillectomy was perfo~ ~
January 14 on John Woods, o~:,1~Uh
wibanx. /!] "r v~
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nistler, ~lo~l~ll.1
tinel Butte, are the parents _%1 I~UlI~
7 lb. 3 3-4 OZ. bOy born January I~
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METHODIST C~H
Rev. D. J. MacTavlsh, pastor
Beach, North Dakota
Sunday School i0 A. M.
Preaching service II A. M.
ject: "The Biggest F~ol in ToW~~
The
went home January 16. Young Peoples meeting Sund~ l~hlted
Mrs. T. V. Porter of Belfleld at 8 P.M. ~ty
came in January 14, and Mrs. Choir rehearsal Wednesday ~ ~da~
James Hardy, Beach, was hos- 7:30 P.M. the c
pitalized January 17. Everybody cordially invited. I ~reThec~
Appendectomies were performed ~V~ | ~ dis
January 12 on Mrs Gordon CARD PARTY :! ~altt,
Schmelling, Sentinel Butte, and, -- __JA ~J~He
January 15 on Mrs. Frank Reed Card party at St. Maxy's ~~oD~
Wibaux. 'lat Golva Sunday, January 231 re.
18 p M Everybody welcome
Miss Edith Carew, Golva, under- " "
went surgery January 13. Emilt --V-- ]
Nothnagel. Sentinel Butte, also un-I Plan now to buy your share1
derwent surgery January 16. l bonds in the Fourth War Loa~
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