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JANUARY 26, 1939 THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEiVS
THURSDAY
January 26th
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HARVESTER CO.
Agents
Student Cry
Loma Clark--Lillian Thfll
The second semester has again rolled
We find that Joe McCaskey
Hector Cameron back with us to
the year.
Jr. Dramatists met Monday. Mlss
gave a talk and demonstration
"The Art of Makeup."
One of the dates for Declamations
been set for Feb. 28 at New Salem.
Two new classes were introduced in
high school at the beginning of
second semester. They were Pub-
Speaking, which will be taught by
Keiser.
The next FPA meeting will be held
30th.
The I~A boys have been selling
emblems. They report that they
sold about 50 emblems and six
VALLEY
Mrs. Eunice Rogers visited with Mrs.
Effle Purvls in BeaCh the first of the
Week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Roger~ Mrs.
Ett~ce Rogers and son Everett visited
friends in WibauxEWhursday.
Mrs. F. D. W~ddal 9~lled. at the l
Charles Slocon~ ho~esday. ]
Mr. and 1~. L..~r Rogers, Mrs.I
Etmlce Roge~,~ son Everett, leftl
for Harlowt~n, MOntana, Monday !
after an extended visit here and in
Wisconsin with relatives and friends.
Omitted Last Week
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. I-rogers, Mrs
EUnice Rogers, Everett l'togers ~nd Mr
and Mrs. Charles Slocomb were dinner
gUests at Roy Snow's Wednesday.
Mr.}and Mrs. G. E. Richmond at-
tend~l Ladies/Aid in Sentinel Butte
The. ay/Feldhusen e nterta:ne~
the.~ol~ng at dinner Thursday, Mr.
andTt~s. Forest Gonia, Mrs. C. H.
81ocomb and daughter, Mrs. Eunice
l%ogers and Mrs. L. E. Rogers and son.
Bunker Hill school opened Monday
after having be2n closed for two
Weeks over the holidays.
John Hougen was an overi~ight guest
~at the G. E. Richmond home Monday.
kMr. and Mrs. L. E. Rogers, Mrs.
~ce Rogers and E,:erett Rogers
supper guests at the O. E. Schal-
1o¢~ home in Beach Friday.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
W. A. Smith, Pastor
SUnday School, 10a. m.
Morning Worship, 11 a. m.
Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m.
The C. E. will serve an Oyster
8tow Supper on February 3rd.
Sentinel Butte
8ttuday School, 2:15 p. m.
Church Services, 3 P. m.
Annual meeting of the Church after
ChUrch Service.
uNrr~ BRETmm~ CHURCH
Herman Grove, Minister
Unified Worship at 10:15 a. m.
~oth C. E. Societies at 6:30; evening
Services at 7:30.
Church night program with Official
l~ard meeting at the Parish House
On l~bruary 1, with Pot Luck Supper
at 6 p. m.
The Mid Year meetL~g of the Mon-
tana Conference will be held here on
February 8 and 9.
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALK--AII modern 5 room house
tn good condition. Write Mrs, mdlth
l~arrenberger, Portage, Wise., or see
Dr. I~vons for particulars, l~tf
~E PARK CA~g tot "
m. Prote~ed rotatory. B~
~. d~. Wl~te Desk I, S~ (~oud
St. Cloud, Minn. ~ 17-1tc
~-B--Three 25 percentwool
With deluxe washers. Gam
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NOqF/CE OF L~AelNG OF STAT]~
AND SCHOOL LANDS
Go~ll unleased State School Lands In
~rlden Valley County, N. D.. will
..offered for rent at a puIMic
mug to be held in the Court
,~.OUee at Beach In said County. on
~ne 16th day of March, 1939 com-
mencing at 10 ~. m. o'clock. All
~l~ea~ed lands will he |eased to
. e highest bidder for a term of
. ~nree to five years. The first
g~a~e rent plus the legal leasmg
~. faust be paid in full on %he day
~t~ list of such lands to be ~ffered
_. be on file with the T~.asurer
~_~ald county for publl~ lnspee-
~n ~ot less than two we~s oezore
. • day of le~ing, also I~structlons
~_n~:regard to the terms, etc., under
winch these lands will be leased.
~he_ Board of University and
eel Lands reserves ~he right to
t any and all bids.
~t_~a~ ~ay at Bismarck, N. D. this
_ OLin ]~ ~TRAY.
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I family pews. Let us have other aug- ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN [may be heard over KFYR
LOCALS
Grant S. M~ore, Pastor gestions for other Sundays. [ V.H. ~ P~tor levery Sunday at 2:30 p. m., MB.T.
[ Sunday School, 10 a.m. ~ ~ ] ,
Marie Zielsdorf visited friend~] Our Sunday Bchool has accepted a Let CimrUe M~rthy, the Maa~| Divine Service, 10 a.m. J / GL£SSES
~eontest for attendance witl~, the Wi- Brothe~ ~ a h~vy e~ be~ul~ ~| Sm~lay School after Services.
M~trxjl~ux Methodist 8un~a~v School This ~nd a talented ~t of ~ on-| The YoUng People's Society meets[°_l~C~ GOODS ~ ALL
[0ontest will run for the next three terrain yon in ~e "G~WYN FOL.[Monday evening, January 30th, at 81 ~ Ola~a~/ 35c-$6.00.
]months. The losing Sunday School LIES~ this JaJ, ~ at the 8chool|P. m. [l~n~ Q~s, $3~50-$15.00. L~te~
[will entertain the two schools to a Theatre, ~ti~Bu~ N. DalE. This| The National Lutheran Hour wlth[Rhn~(3iasses, $10.00-$15.00.
IRou~, ,1.oo, ~ ~haped, m~0. An
~Picrdc next summer. Let each class show Is In technicolor. |Dr. Walter A. Mater as the speaker[klnds of repairs or~ hand. Send in by
I boost for its attendance. ~ |
l Preaching Service, 11 a.m. ~l~m~~lllmli! ~ nay unumnrt ! [mall; returned t!~ following day.
[ The choir will provide special music l~ 1PLffM]$~In ,a~a ,mm.m,,m, - ~[ "" "~' ~ ~F #5 ~'[ [Proof Goggles, ~one better, $1.50.
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I The Methodists will obeerve a Go-[I Sb~4 ~ Metal W~ I| (.,~Ar~ | I Strings ~ta repairs for all mus~al
[ t~-C~urch February. A full church I | N. Jeb ~ ~ Or Too ~ ~/ ~ 7 ...... / ]instruments-
/4Sundaysis hoped for. We are ask- I~ ~ ='-- / " " " . _" .... : -" I
ling each family ,to come and sit inlE OLAUS ms.ovD |/ '-"'""'" I I o. GILREKTSON, OPTICAL
[C0MMI q0N[RS '
I~ElllHJl~ll~lllli| URIgERSlRI, MUff (OIIIHH¥| Beach, S.D. Block South of DeI~t
at Lemmon, S. D., Sunday.
Let Charile McCarthy,
Brothers and a bevy ~f bealttlfnl girls,
and ~ talented east of celebrities en-
tertain yoU in the "GOLDWYN FOL-
LIES" this Jan. 28-29 at the School
Theatre, Sentinel ~Sutte, N. Dak. This
show is in teelmieolor.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Reinholz of sentinel
Butte were Beach visitors Sunday ev-
ening.
Miss Lucille Enderle went to James-
town last Thursday and visited there
with Miss Myrtle Olson, who formerly
taught here. She returned to Beach
Sunday.
Watel~ for announeem~at/of the M.
E. Ladies Aid R..mmge ~fle the first
week in February.
staying in Beach for the past
weeks, returned On Monday to
home in Sentinel Butte.
SALE OF LAND
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
under authority of an order of sale
grantod hy the Honorable John G.
Chalmers. Referee in Bankruptcy,
In the District Court of the United
States for the Northern Dlstrio~ of
Iowa, ]~astm'n Dlylslon, In the Mat-
ter of the F~state of Edward J. Cur-
,fin, Bankrupt~ dated December 1~,
1938, the undersigned, the Trustee
of the Estate of ~ Bankrupt. will
sell at private tmie to t~np highest
bidder for cgsn on or oezore ~Feb-
rua~ 15th A. D. 1919 at ten
o'clock~. . 'M.. and subiect to the
confirmation of the Court, the fol-
lowing described lands, to-wit:
Southwest quarter (SWV4) Of
~Pown~kip One Hundred q~h rt~r*
eight (1~) North, of ~tans-e
0me Hundred Four (104) We~t,
of the Fifth ]~ineipal Meridian
in Golden Valley Co~lnty~ North
Dakota.
Also
lohn Chrlstensen, who has been
few Jan, 18. 1939, 9:00 A. M. The
Board of County Commissioners
his met pttrsuant to adjournment with
all members present.
The Board approved and signed
the following ~arm contracts: All
of Section 33-144-105, the SE~ of
Section 10-140-105 and the W~ of
Section 32-139-104.
The Board proceeded with the
work of checking the Tre&surers
receipts for the quarter ending
December 1938.
12:00 Noon tho Board adjourned
and reconvened at l:t)0 P. M. with
all members present
The Board accepted the reslgna-
tton of J. E. Middloton as Justice
of the Peace and appointed Arthur
G. Hanson to fill the vacancy.
• The Board completed the ~heck-
zng of ~oll~tions &nd d~bUnO-
merits.
The Board checked the treasure
er's office and f0hnd the following:
LEDGER BALANCE FRO]M[ O~O-
BER 1:1938 ~. DECE~MBER el.
O. Carlson sou~h^'~ Beach.
At the J. O. Ramstad home a ba
,st boY was born Sunday morning. Mot
~l, er and child are doing nicely.
Southee.t Qnarter (SE'~) of ndi Miss Ellen Lovgren came home ,
Section 'l~vemty-two (~) In n-(Tuesday from Northfleld, Minn.
Township Ome Hundred Thl~y- al-lhas been attending Carlton College
mtne (l~t ~or~h, of Ra~e 0~e 'that city.
Hundred Six (106) WeSt, of toe lOt
~iftb PrJnelpa| Meridian Jn uo,- ter l Misses MarJorie and Margaret Mfl
den ~raIley ~Gmlnty, North DR- 714 er left Monday for a visit with the
kota!
Said sa:e v/Ill be made either l~tts. little friend, Almeta Eileen Wiley t
ono tract or separate tr,~cts of oue~,~ Golva.
hundred sixty ~160) aere~, and sub-"" i Mrs. Lloyd Callender, who lie(
Jest to taxes now unpaid thereonore
All bids must be in writing an( north of Wibaux, brought her littl
may be left at the office o~ Kec girl to Beach the first of the wee
hane & Kuhfeld, at Beach Nortl
Dakota, on or before the date here for medical treatment.
in named, and must be accompanie~
by a certified check for ten (1~
percent _Of the .appraised Tal~.
thereof. The appraisal is on file In
the office of the undersigned and
m a~. be examined by persons inter-
eatea
De[$d this ~Srd day of January
A. D. 19g.:9 "
BEACH LUTHERAN
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:00 eP~bru~-a th~ Board adJourne~ tO
me~i ~ u , ~,~ c "T
: l~ar~ unty
* ~ " @ounty, North D~gota.
Att~t: M~nni~ ]~ ~lth, ....
County Auditor
1938 DODGE DeLux 2 Door in very good condition
Heater, Prestone, Good Tires, Low Mileage.
1936 MASTER TOWN SEDAN, reconditioned and
ready to go. ~
1933 DODGE SEDAN, reconditioned. This car is
clean inside and outside and good tires.
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1933 CHEVROLET COUPE. In very good condition
both inside and outside and has good tires.
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1935 CHEVROLET TRUCK in good condition.
COME IN AND LOOK THESE OVER
Can be purchased on the GMAC finance plan
W. Co Schulz
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