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"PAGE TWO
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
W. R. Bratton and H. E. Enderle
Editors and Publishers
A qmek evm-y Tnumdsy at Beach. North I)sx. E0ered as
clam ammter st Postoffioe t Beach, North Dakota. October 7,
1936, ureter he act of March 3, ISg"/.
AdverUsh ratee tarnished upon requeet.
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEW
week end gust of Violet An-
thony.
Mrs. Cole Mattte, Mrs. Volney Sch-
mailing, and Mrs. Ssnford n
were callers of Mrs. Pete Weinrels on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Reinhardt Fischer
were Sunday visitors at the Gerhardt
ants absence. ! ..-1..1..
r. and Mrs. me F,unnan of[ qdllyt
Golva were visitors In town on Men-! . _._ " ......
,v | Chanes lltron acconpame mnz
"-': ....... t--e io |Jacobson to BillIngs Thursday morn-
¢uss -mree an instructor m n -i .........
eal High school has been a vlctlml ing to ormg nm car wnere 1 nas oeen
of a very bad cold and on Monday repaired.
she went to Dlckhson by train to x. and Mrs. &omer Owens of
THURS., FEBRUARY 5, 194
uba City, Ca;., kt week due to t
illness of their father, Stun Fisher
No word as to his condZtion beell
received.
The Carlyle basketball boys wer
defeated 22 to 12 by Mildred Saturday
nlgt.
The UB ladies aid will meet at t
prloe $20 in N. Dak., Minn., Molt., and S. Dak, Elsewhere $2,50 lcher home.
Alpha
Mrs. RoIne 1sching and son Le-
Roy went to 13ckinson Monday to
,oonsult a Doctor. DeRoy had he mis-
fortune of havL a horse fall with
Golva
Mrs, Bert Covert entertained
number of friends at her home Mon-
day afternoon. Wlist was played at
three tables and prizes went to Mrs.
consult a doctor about her condition
,, The Jolly Whist Club was enter- and will remain a few days at the
tained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. hospital tere.
George Gearey Saturday evening. All I A brother of Mrs. John Sanders,
members were present and guests 1 Harold Braaten of Bfield has been
were Mr. and Mrs. Cole Mottle and nmking a pleasant visit the past week
daughter Audrey of Oolva and Mr. a the John Sdnders home.
and Mrs. Bing Bakken of Baker, I ;,Irs. Mike Thiesen was hostess for
White Sulpher Springs, Mr. and Mrs.
Hrold Owens and dauplter Phyllis,
Mr. and Mrs Reese Owens of 1And-
sey were dinner guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Owens of Car-
lyle Sunday.
Miss Marion Marchinok spent Thur-
slay visiting at the Carlyle high sch-
ool.
home of Mrs. Claude Lund tod
(Thursday).
Russell Miller was a Clendie eall
Saturday.
Mr .and Mrs. Chat Stewart we$
%o Beach Thursday and again Satur,
day on business.
Mrs. Alvin Woodsend returned hor
aim a week previous resul¢ing in an
injury to one of his legs
Maurice Hogoboom and Harold Zie-
barth were callers at Wm 's
ranch rtear Medom on Wednesday.
A J Ziebarth returned Mon-
day from a ten weeks visit with her
daughter and husband t Lincoln,
Nebr., and to get cquainted with
• he little grandson. This is the first
randchfld and so te Ziebarth's are
ery l%appy,
Andrew Paterson, first, Mrs. Reinzie
Hammond second and Mrs. John Ts-
chlda traving prize. Those present
we Mesdames A. Peterson, J. Ts-
chidu, E. Sheen. G. Curl, F. Schou-
boe, A. Schfer, G. Gearey, G. Ham-
mond, H. Shoen, C. latie, and R.
Hammond. A fine lunch was enjoyed
with several husbanis and daughters
as late guests.
Rieard and Deve Fisher were
called est the first of the week by
Montana. Eight games were pluyed#the Get to geth, cr club at her home
and pries were awarded Mrs. Bert!on Friday af, ternoon. Several mem-
.Ur. and Mrs. Oscar arln, Mr. and
....... Mm. " Olarln, Mree K,
ed mer oub6 arid Mr.
rs. Otto $m wm 8mlay din.
e at the Farne Johnson
• d Seherman drove to each Sun-
day aftera taking his children
back o school.
Ms Grace Reflly spent the week
end at her home in Medora.
Several of the your folks from
Alpl attended -the dance in Medora
Friday night.
Mapllld and Deloris Fasching
spent the week end ith home folks.
Read|n Glasses .... 50e to $6
Cold Glssees ........ $10 to SIS.S0
Double Vision Glasses $3.50 up
GLASSES FITTED
Optical
N.D.
The Catholic Study club me€ Tues- a message stating their father Sam
Kno p ]was very ill The boys left Monday
.dty with Mr, and Mrs. John p ,
A large crowd were present and at i afternoon for Caliornia and friends
the close of the evening Mrs. Knolyp jure hoping to hear good news soon.
served a delicious lunch. The Oolva Sunshine society will
sxnes Sonnek as been on the linear .Wednesday lbruary @th with
lit and out of school a few i Mrs. Anorew ecerson.
days. Johnne Fisher arrived at Beach
Meurlce HogOboom and Harold Zie- Saturday from a trip to Minneapolis.
brth drove to Eklake on Thursday Friends regret to hear of te ill-
to bring home a load of sadust ness of little Marlyne I.erson who Ls
r lcklng ice. [unaer the DecOrs care at Baker,
Mm-. John Irons taught school t Mont.
the Carew school Thurs,. y and Fri- [rs. George Hammond and Mrs.
day. I Reinz/ Hammond were callers on
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Hagen, Mrs. Mrs. Joe Moen Sunday.
, and Mrs. IM l.3er- 1 Mrs. John is reported on
man drove to and Di th sl list this week.
m BeHield the, visit-' Oolva, frleads *are pleased to wel-
ed .Mr. and Ml Wrner NIstler, come Mr. and Mrs. Theo Manum
Mr. ad Mrs. ft. A. Bury and Mr. back to their home, They returned the
Mrs. Otto hnaon were s/x pat week.
o'e0ek dinner Kueg of Mr. and Mr. Henry Deberry of Dickinson
M.ws, Karnes Jokon on Wednesday. made his usual monthly trip to the
Golva Air Port Thursday where he
A/no Srs in and Frank Schouboe are lrlng
were Mr. and Mrs. Ed 8chermzn, engine
Richard Knopp, Mr. and Mrs. Wm
[r. and Mrs. Fred les of Mell-
il and M.s. Old, Mr. erie. S. Dak.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
and Mrs. A. fon and ar, la,kowskl and children of Kensal,
Mr. nd Mrs. A. J. Zieh, l,rold
N. I)ak. Minnie Schulte of St. Paul,
sl Annanelte. Mr. and Mrs Peter Mltmesota arrived the past week r,o
Rk4,en were ahoppers in Beach on
"l'uedy and also vsited with the
Paeal Thonms family
r. nd Mrs. H. A. Bury were
buslnes callers in D/ckinson on Thur-
sday.
Mrs. A. A. White entertained the
BirLhdy clu at her home on Thurs- Oudley Fulton was carrying mall
day. There was u large crowd in again on route two Friday wile Mr.
aendance to enjoy the fine dinner C. M Fulton went after his car which
prepared by ,Mrs. White assisted by has been going through repulr ser-
Bese Gamroth. The afternoon was vice following their accident on way
taken up with the business meeting home from the west.
end a contest which was put on by Mr. and Mrs. Law MvIangal were
the hostess and won by Edith Oarew
and Violet Fasching. The club ap-
pointed Mrs. Ed Shoen and Mrs. T.
A, WosepR to visi.t the serving room
in Beach and offer our assistance
rth sewing or knitting for the Red
Cross, Meeting adjournd to meet next
with Mildred Wosepla.
Mr, and Mrs. Leighton Nunn and
children called at the Otto Johnson
home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Nunn and
cttildren called at the Otto Johnson
home Thursday.
Mrs. Wm Oarew ,and two duugh%ers
oame out from Oolva Friday to spend
the week end at the farm home.
Peter Hagen was grinding feed for
Gust Burke on Friday.
The A. F. Irons home was the
esne of a pleasant party Friday
night when neighbors and friends
met to surprise Grandpa Irons on
his eighty seventh birthday, The eve
was spent playing games and visit-
lng. The birthday song was sung and
the guest of honor was presented
with a gift of silver. After which
he favored the guests with several
_o_.c_ NEW
liIous lunch which the ldles rought
anrd served. We then dparted wish-
Ing Grandpa many more hapy re-
turns of the day.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Smeby, Gust
Burk and Josephine Wojahn went to
Medora Dturday vhere they attend. TAX
ed a meeting of tlw grazing assoc/-
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White were
hopers In Beech Saturday.
Leo Nlstler was a Sunday dinner
• , .., ALL TAXES BECOME DUE
Al and ment on the AI-
nocr Sunday and me,! er J i
'--" MARCH
Covert and Mrs. Bing Bakken. 1st and
2nd. Cole Muttie and John Tschida
1st and 2nd for e men. A lovely
lunch was served and a very plea-
sant evening spent.
Miss Marjorie Funk left Thursday
for a vacation trip to Seattle Wn.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Curl, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Douglas and Mrs. Frank
Sehouboe were shopping a Glendive
Saturday.
The U. B. Sunday school of Golva
fourteen attended and a very pleasant
met a, the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Schouboe February 1st. About
bers were absent due to sickness.,
A flower contest was given by the,
hcst,ess in which Mrs. C. N. Haugse!
and Mrs. Ted Rink were prize win-
ners. Mrs. Rink also won te door
prize. Several of bhe ladies of th?
club are busy knitting for the Red
Cros and it is thought that several
more will be following the example.
A celicious lunch closed an interest-
ing afternoon. The next meeting will
be the social meeting at the home
of Mrs. Paul Wischow on February
13th,
Mrs. Schultz has been assisting with
macing held. Next Sunday they will le work in caring for &uy De.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Owens and from the Beach hospital Thursdayi
daughter Judy attended the show in I She .had been threatened with pneU"
Baker Wednesday night. I m°nm.
Steve Goroski of the Carlyle vicin-l----
ity was taken to the Dickinson hospi- I
tal recently re he was operated I
#gt!
on. ! kJPlJ[J
A whist party was held ut Carlyle
Thursday night. Golva won by four
points.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hae, Mrs.
John Hartse and son Harry and Law-
rence Hartse spent Sunday afternoon
at Julia Fisk's.
Henry Gannon who has been em-
ployed at Gladstone was transCerred
to Lindsay. Montana whet he will
hold their meeting at the OGle Mottle Frmnds of Guy's will be pleased to worz at the depot.
home. learn that he is slowly recovering. Dick and Dewey Fisher were called
Mrs. Oscar Clarin, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. P. A. Lardy entertained the
Pete Thompson, Mike Schwagle, Carol]Catholic Study club at t Matt Diet:
Hudson and Henry Rising were a few l home 'uesday afternoon. I
of tlve many Beach shopers from Ool- I Mr. and Mrs. George Wasepka and[
va Saturday. family were Sunday dinner guests at[
Mr. and Mrs. George Gearey were the Paul Wagner home. [
bttsines visitors et Wibeux Frldy. Pot of Gold winners last Saturday I
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schouboe and were Crolet and Louise Bohn and[
daughter were afternoon visitrs at Mrs. Wlll/am Shock.
e A. Seheffer home Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Byron Hogoboom, Mrs. |
- Wlllm Cu-dn-m-.d doucher,. Mar- [
ion and Lorraine Peterailie were a-|
S ntin 1 B mong th°se from here wh° attended i
e e utte Concordla Oollege Choir Ooneert In!
Eddie and Keneth Hove]and of Beach Sunday night.
Rothsay Minnesota arrl,d In Sen- Mr. and Mrs. George Wosepka went
tInel Butte on Monday nixie. [lhey to Miles City on Friday to make a
spent a few days visaing at the Loule ahort visa with friends there. They
Hove]nd and C. N. Hsugse homes returned on Sunday.
and let for heir home again o Th-I William T. Brown and son Wtqlam
ursy driving Eddi.-s car back. land Will F. Brown and fmily we:e
The Sentinel Butte independent tSuriy guests at the Clifford Fisher
Ors team Journeyed to Beach on l home.
.Monday nighg and defeated the Beach The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
• IJ I Ill
on¢oln, Nebraslm. The laacakowsk i girls by a score of 25 to . Henry Trester was ohritened Boyd
...... n son Joe were Henry in the Trinity Lutheran church
ster-ln-law Mrs l10h Schulte ,)f ars wazer a u _ __
?amP;nntd lit reftee l th: c,LphiHo O id :h:em/lt at t tth e
homes Wednesday and Mr. and Mrs to his bed th pest wee {rren ,. ro+, ,^o - -
Cowles left lday " case of tonsilitis. . ....................... unaay.
PLUMBING AND HL4TING
Sheet and Metal Work
No Job Too La,e Or Too 8ma/I
OIAkU8 RISHOVD
Mrs. Campin and Mrs, Boien were
on the sick list the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Kunck were
afternoon callers and supper guests
a the Soherle home on Sunday nlght.
Charlie Reed left for Dickinson on
Friday where he is spending some
time under doctors observation. We
callers at the O. Hammond home on hope his condition is not serious and -- ........ -=.--.._ - i.
Thursday. that he will soon be back.
Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Scheffer were The study clu members were en-
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. tertained at the home of Mrs. E. D.
Stewart of Carlyle Sunday. Nelson last Tuesday night, Bride
Marjorie Funk has resigned her po- was the diversion of the evening wi'th
sition at the Firs State Bank of Ool-lhig h score g0mg to Mrs. Fred Smith
va and Anna Mae Madison will take and Mrs. Dodge second. Delicious re-
her place the first of February. freshments followed the games,
Friends will be pleased to hear l Mr and Mrs Henry Smeby, Joseph-
REMEDIES
BUTTE
DRUG
once again of Miss Eleanor Schulte ine WoJahn and Gust Burke of near
who has worked wth her sister, Min- Al,pha were callers in town on Sat-
nie Schute for several years in St urday
Paul, Minn. Eianor was married on I Mrs. Fred Maus and children were
Dec. 24 to Vesper Yardley of Belvi- pleasant Saturday afternoon callers
dare, Ill., were they will mu'ke their of Mrs. Wm Scherle.
ture home. Eleanor has many[ Mr. and Mrs. Lenard 2rester and
friends in and around Golva who Join ] daugh'ters Mary Lou and Doris and
with relatives and school mates in Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Haugse left by
extending heartiest congratulations, lear early Monday morning for largo
Mrs. Mae Ar#thony spent a few to be preent for the grain conven-
daYs this past week visiting friends tion which hegan on TuesJay. Mr.
in Beach. and Mrs. Vic Carlson are staving with
Mzss Ruth Lovell of Beach was a the Haugse children during mir par-
LAW
AND DEUNQUENT
MAY 1st
There shall be an allowance of FIVE PERCENT rebate
to all payers of tax on real Property who shall pay same
in One Payment and IN FULL on or before
APRIL 1, 1942
Such Rebate shall apply to all general REAL ESTATE
TAXES ONLY, and does NOT apply on personal prop-
erty taxes, hail insurance or special assessments.
GOLDEN
COUNTY
VALLEY
TRE00URER
USED MACHINERY
USED DRILLS---10 ft. to 14 ft. Any make
priced to fit any pocketbook
i , i i i
USED TRACTORS--Most any kind and
any size
, i ira'
GOOD USED COMBINES--Now is the
time to order a new one
Act Now! Order
ALL REPAIRS FOR SPRING'S WORK
IMMEDIATELY
Some Good Milk Cows
Some Good Young Grade Bulls
Golden Valley Harvester Co.
C. C. Clark, Mgr. Beach, N. D.
LET'S ALL HELP
THE NATIONAL DEFENSE PROGRAM
UNCLE SAM NEEDS
SCRAP IRON, RAGS, PAPER, BONES AND ALL
OTHER METALS
BEEF HIDES - FURS - SHEEP PELTS
TO STOP PROFITEERING THE GOVERNMENT IS CON-
TROLLING THE PRICE OF METALS. WE PAY HIGHEST
PRICES AT ALL TIMES
SCRAP IRON ................. $6.00 per ton
RAGS ..................... 50c per hundred
RUBBER - Old inner tubes, etc. ........
DIPORTANT -- -- --
R kma hy tl man re t eve .. Im
a sd mdlrs blast fm'ms MUST ontain a considerable portia of IRAP =s w
as virgin ore. Hence the urgent need for sera eke our war effort mint be ear-
tailed from lack of steel
Gather up all your unused scrap iron as soon as possible. Take it to a reputable
scrap dealer, who wI pay you for it, and who then will send it to steel mills.
Do not strip good farm or other machinery of parts. There is plenty of discarded
scrap metal in this area--ll that is necessary is that patriotic Americans see that
it gets to the steel mills.
NOTICE--We have rabbit carcass-es to sell for hog feed--S10.00 per ton.
We buy paper Saturday afternoons only. All paper must be packed or
wrapped in tight bundles. 40c per hundred.
Beach
Hide and Fur Co.
"Help Keep Our Boys Equipped And Supplied"
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