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THURS.. FEBRUARY 5, 1942
B lj'0u TII[AT RI:
Beach, North Dakota "
FRIDAY- SATURDAY
Saturday Matinee at 2:30 p- m.
"BADLANDS OF DAKOTA"
CAST: ROBERT STACK, ANN RUTHER-
FORD, RICHARD DIX, FRANCES FARM-
ER,. BReD CRAWFORD, HUGH HER-
BERT and ANDY DEVINE. Universal has
turned out a big scale "history" western.
A musical short and News
Sunday- Monday- Tuesday
MATINEE SUNDAY AT 2:30 P. M.
"Here Comes Mr. Jordon"
CAST: CLAUDE RAINS, EVELYN KEYES
and ROBERT MONTGOMERY. This pic-
ture was rated best of the month when
released.
Comedy
Wednesday - Thursday
"SMILING GHOST"
CAST: BRENDA MARSHALL, WAYNE
MORRIS, ALEXIS SMITH, HELEN WEST-
LY and LEE PATRICK. An entertaining
comedy melodrama.
Comedy and "March of Time"
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
regular meedng with Mrs. Guy I-][all
Wednesday afternoon. After spending
some time wLth their work and vLsit-
"ng the hostess served a very nice
11 mch.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Scammon ansi
children were dinner guests at the
S'mon Hazelton home Sunday.
T SSACH L cmma
rotters ! ,-.,
Mrs. Kyle Sperry and small child-fBeach:
ten we visitors at the Bert Sperry I Sunday school, 10:00 a. m.
home o11 Monday a week ago. I Settees 7:30 p. m.
We are glad to report that Mr..' Ladles aid, Mrs. Sleight's at 3:00
F. C, Johnson is now feeling mucntP' m. Friday.
Mrs. George Bass and son Claude I better at the Beach hospital. } No morning service February 8th
Mrs. J R. Off ford called on Mr,. !due to the installation service in Bel-
were Beach vi.Sitors Friday. 'Art Kam'merer at the_ F. C. Johnson i field"
Mr. and WIrs. John Trollope surged home on Tuesday,. Carlyle:.
:o Glendlve Tlmrsday to visit th Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robertson and Services 2:30 p. m.
latter's sister, Mrs. Pete Pederson who d,ughter were Sunday vlsRors at the NOTICE OF EXPIRATION
ia a patiept at the N. P. hospital. Kvle Sperry home.
Mrs. Trollope remained and had mi-I Mrs. Kyle Sperry informs us that
nor surgery done gmturday, i Dale Ware is now Ln an army camp
Mrs. Earl Baker and daughter Fran- z in California. Her brother Eugene
ces went ,to Bismarck Thursday where Rtssell and brother in-taw Jack Hen-
derson are in an ariD' camp in Wyo-
rr ing.
Carrie Smit returned to school on
Wednesday ater an enforcel bsence
of two weks.
Kyle Sperry and Alred Sabin help-
ed J. F, Crook with some work on his
car on Wedneshy. Mrs. Kyle Sperry
and small children were visitors a
te Crook home meanwhile.
Crayle Crook was on the sick li
part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tusker and
childre were Sunday visitors at the
George Tusker home.
Mr. and Mrs. BePt Sperry called
at the George Tusker home on Wed-
nesday, a week ago. Mrs. Tusker has
spent a great deal of time in bed
while trying to recofer from arthritis.
while trying to recover from arthriti.
Dorothy Gorrell /ted he mlsfor-
une to cut an arm quite badly, when
she fell and st-tck her arm on a
coffee can. She was unable to at-
tend school the rest of tl week.
M.rs. Antes Hudecek visited the
Trotters school on Friday aternoon.
,Mrs. Ben Verdick ,has returned o
her ,1ne to snd a few days. She
has eaploymert at te John Rathbun
ome.
Divide
the htters wen thru the Quain anl
Ramstad cLic and Mrs. Baker too]:
1restraints. Their many friends hop
Lo.h of them speedily recover from
their ill health.
Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Ammrud and
daughter visited the formers neice,
Joyce O'Cenner of Carlyle Wednes-
day ho was a patkmt in Beach
hrspital.
Mrs. Robert Anderson and children
Howard and Elalne wcle business
v.sitors in Glendive Frida}.
Roy Mengel came up from Baker
with some friends Sunday and visited
his rphew, Russell Welsh at the
Beach hospital.
At the Pot-o-Gold drawing Sat-
rctay afternoon Eva Job received
%0, Mrs. ,Dalthrop .50, Halwr
Dahl two $I.00 bills and Joan Watsan,
Trs. John Lynch and Calvert Sta'x
each received a $1.00 bill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Red and grand
daughter autoed to Beach aturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wattemitch
and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Germann
r)d daughter Eleanor autoed to Miles
City Monday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Waldo and get acquainted with
Baby Waldo. Mrs. Waldo as formerly
Ermina Germann. They came home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Louise Hilyeu received the sad
news that her sh,ter, ,Mrs. Molly Wills
Reece dled Friday at Long Beaca.
Cal. We extend sympathy to Mrr,
Bilyeu in the loss of her sister,
Mr, and Mrs. Pete Bold went to
Bismarck Monday where Mrs, Bold
will have a check up a.t e clinic.
Mr. and Mrs Dvid Dick and son
of Wolf Po!nt and lr. and Mrs. Mel-
vin Pederson of Glendive spent Sun-
day with th? ladies parents, Mr. and
Mxs. John Carlson.
Mrs. Water Summerfelt has made
many trips to Beach for treatments
for an infected knee caused by a fall
she had in Olendive in .December.
The WCHS basket ball team won
the game from Plevna last week with
a score of 43 to 12 and won from
Medora Friday night with a score of
11 to 7.
Mrs. E. D. Welliver and Mrs. Fred
Reinecke were hostess to the C. F.
Ladies sid at the former's home on
Thursday afterenoon. All enjoyed the
program in charge of Mrs. Westmore-
land and the hostess served a very
nice lur.c,
Ed and Taylor Cook were deliver-
ing gas and oil at the Don Short
ranch last Wednesday.
Mr. Klingman, Mark Reimer and a
friend came out from Belfield last
Sunday and purchased a shetland
pony from Gee. Wright whloh they
took with them in their car.
Howard Van Horn was a business
caller at the Gee. Wright home last
week.
Matt Brown and son Arthur were
callers at he Bill Sylvester home
near the river last Wednesday.
J. B. Goldsberry arrived ere from
Priest River, Idaho and left or the
ranch home of his sons Harr's and
_1
Many from here went to Beach Death was due to a heart at.lack
Sunday evening to hear the choir and was found in he cab of his
Vrnon Golclsberry who reside near
the river in BillLuga County. It has
been three years since Mr. Golds-
berry went west.
Word ,was received ere the pest
w?ek of the death of James Morris f
Wirmtchee, Washington. He was the
eldest son of Mr and Mrs. Henry
Morris formerly of Westerehn, but
now residing at Union, Washington.
Ollie team 22 to 14, Hcveer the hlgt
sc5ooi boys were defeated .0 to 17.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cox and Mrs.
Monday fternoon Mrs. Ross Gum- Claud Baker were Beach shoppers
•ron Mrs. Fay Shepherd, Mrs. Gee. Monday. from Concordla college from oor- truck whlh was perked at the side
Rustad, Mrs. Albert Sherva, Mrs. N. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Blair and head, Mivnesoba and expressed them- of the road.
JohnP°St Mrs.strommeBertvisidHUdSOnat theand R.MrS'E. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Malcolm Were se.ves as having thoroughly enjoyed
the s'ng!ng.
Mr. Ostffnout and Harold Brown
a:n- home from Livingston last week
near which place they were elk hunt-
irg. Harold as successful in bring-
ing one home.
Plu--me- a ............. Charles Fletcher, George (Buzz) El-
. hUms,-on,Lturda,;,s were eacn ford and Robert Carroll left Monday
IY '_ _ _ .Ifor the west for enlistment in Uncle
Mr. and Mrs. :tmer ,ost, a.rs. Gar Sam's service. All were seniors in
Rost and Mrs. Christ Sherva d high school.
supper of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
Morrison home. Refreshments were Stark Sturday.
erved by the self-invited guests. ' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rusted of
veral of the local ladies are now evening to visit the formers parents
practicing for a home talent play, Billings arrived in ellis Tuesday
"When a Woman Decides," to be pre- Mr. and Mrs. George Rustad.
sented the labter part of February. Mrs Carl Thompson, Mrs. Everett
Te proceeds will go to the Red
Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. Gee. Cox and sons
re Beach callers Saturday.
Sympat,hy is extended to the Morris
family and other relatives.
Earl Roberts and ,Don Wright re-
turned Thursday from the Christ
Hanson ranch at ,the rmuth of Bea-
ver Creek where Mr. Roberts is drill-
ing an artesian well. They are ex-
periencing trouble lth the drill and
well pipes as they are now drilling
in solid rock.
Mrs. Taylor Cook and children re-
}malned in Sentinel Butte over the
ltncis and Charles Plummer who deuglh%ers were also Beauh shopper.s
lave been working in Sea'tile, Wn., Saturday.
rrlved this week to spend a few days Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sluth and
.stlng Wth their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schrader spent Monday in
Mrs. Everett Plummer. Francis has Oi]ie.
enllsbed in the Navy and left ScOur- I The Red Cross meeting wts held at
day evening for Missoula. the home of Mrs. Pa% Plummer Wed-
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Bryson were]nesday afternoon. It was well ettend-
IIers Saturday.
8tmday aternoon Mrs Minnie Sor-led: ....
..... " ...... r. ann Mrs R E Morrmon ann
eases ann SOns ox eacn vtsea a',M .... • • • _
...... rs, oonn romme vsited Mee Morr-
"Ser" .n :omnme this commun lls°n at the Beach Hspttal Saturday
peep - •
Y abtnded the President's ball at]
Wibaux
Baker Sturday evening
A party was given at the Alqrt
erva home Saturday evening In
onor of Shirley's birthday The even-
g was spent playing gmes and a
lovely lunc was served.
Plora Rose pet the week end
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. earl Rose.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Westcott, Miss] week end.
F1ggins, Mrs. IAndqulst, L. Turbull]
and children and the Chaslm Child- Garner
ren from Beach were guests of Mr.
anl Mrs. E D. Hasten and Jimmie Mr and Mrs. Torval Vieland and
a a sleighing party Sunday even- Inez," Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Johnson
lag. Some of the folks coming from and Halger, Mrs. Ed Jendro, Irving
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Parker and
daughters autoed to Beach Sunday
afternoon.
Harold Peterson returned last we.
from he CCC camp near Miles Ci,,y
where he has been employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Wtt of
OF PERIOD
OF REDEMPTION
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
COUNTY OF C()LDSN VALLEY s-
Office of County Auditor
eacb, North Dakota
To Dwain Esper, owner
and the person in whose
name the hereinafter de-
scribed lands are assessed
and to The Title Guarantee
& Trust CO. of Los Angeles
California who are the ag-
ents for the Courier Mono-
Plane Co. Ltd holders of a
trust deed, conveyed to
them by the owner of the
land.
You are hereby notified that the
tract of land hereinafter describ-
ed and assessed in the name of
Dwain Esper for taxation for the
year 1937 was on the 13th day
of December. 1938 duly sold, as
provided by law. for the delin-
quent taxes of the year 1937. and
that the time for redemption from
said sale will expire n,inety (90)
days from tbe completed service of
this notice, to-wit: on May 6th
1942.
Said land Is dsserlbed as
fol|ows: Tlke East Half el the
Southwest Quarter, (ESW))
Southeast Quarter of the
Northwest QUarter (SENW)
and Lot three (S) of Section
Six (a) In Towsmhlp One Hun-
dd Jorty Two (42) RansFe
Oue Hundred llve (101 in Gol-
den Valley County, North Da-
ho.
The amount for which said land
was sold was $11.78.
Subsequent taxes for the years
1938oI939 and 1940 have been paid.
The amount required to be paid
in order to make redemption from
such sale, exclusive of the costs
of pu,bllshing and serving this no-
tice, is on this date the sum of
$51.15.
In addition to the above amount
you will be required to pay the
costs of the service of this no°
tics and interest as provided by
law, and unless you redeem said
land from said sale before the
expiration of the time for redemp-
tion as above stated, a deed there-
of will issue to the holder of
the Certificate of sale for taxes,
as provided by law.
WITNESS my hand and official
seal this 30th day of January 1942.
(SEAL)
MINNIE E. SMITH
Auditor
Golden Valley County,
North Dakota
Feb. 5-12-19
NOICE OF EXPIRATTON
O1 PERIOD
OF REDEMPTION
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
as.
COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY
Office of County Auditor
Beach, North Dakota
Antes Kelner, Black River
Falls, Wisconsin. owner in
whoe name the hereinaf-
ter described lands are as-
sessed"
You are hereby notified that the
tract of land hereinafter describ-
ed and assessed in the name of
Anton A. gainer, for the year
1935 was on the 8th day f Dec-
ember. 1936 duly sold. as provided
by law, for the delinquent taxes
of the year 1935, and that the
time for redemption from said sale
will expire ninety (90) days from
the completed services of this no-
tice, to-wit: on May 6th 1942.
Said land Is described a8
followst Tract A - K@ in the
Northwest Quarter (NW/4) of
Section Pwenty BIx.. (,) .in
'Povshlp One Hundred lorty
(140) RanKe One Hundred SIx
(10) in City AereaKe, In Gol-
den Valley County, North Da-
kota.
The amount for which land was
sold was |6.92. Subsequent taes
for the years 1936-1937-193.8-1939
and 1940 have been paid.
'Ie amount required to be paid
in order to make redemption from
suoh sale exclusive of tbe cost of
publishing and serving his notice,
is on this date the sum of $39.79.
In addition to the above amount
you will be required to pay the
costs of the service of this no-
tice and interest as provided by
law, and unless you redeem said
land rom said sale before the
expiration of the time for redemp-
tion as above stated, a deed there-
of will issue to the holder of
the Certificate of sale for taxes,
as provided by law.
WITNESS my hand and official
seal this 30th day of January,
1942.
(SEAL)
MINNIE E. SMITH
Audffor
Golden Valley County
t North Dakota
Feb. 5-12-19
CITATION HEARING PETITION
FOR I,PIRS OF AD-
MINISTRATION
STATE OF ORTH DAKOTA
COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY
TN COUNTY COURT
Before Hen. A. E. Kastlen.
Judge
N THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF ANDREW SOTNEK, DE-
CEASED
Robert Sonnek,
Petitioner.
Mr. and Mrs. Ekner ReSt were Sun- Beach were dJl;er guests at the John
day guesbs at the clinton Baker Mgel home Saturday.
home. 17v. and Mr& L. A. Westmoreland
Mr. Elllas Deckert of Nampa, Idaho left Sunday for Chicago were they
arrived at Ollie Friday evening. He v'i,l attend a convention t the Moody
lms several days vacation between Bible Institute.
meser Mrs. Elllas DeckePt accom- Mrs. L. A. Woodhouse is on the
panied him to Enid for weekend, sick Hat and is taking treatments
Miss Anna Ekrem also accompanied I of Dr. C. A Bush in Beech. Her
Fae 9ad will spend the week end may friends hope she has a speedy
with reities in w. recovery.
r. and Mrs. Percy took Ronnle Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Warden return-
and' LueIla Manthey to their home led Su=day f:om BI ,IRngs Where they
in (38,mdive Thurs&ay. They had spent [ pen the pt week.
two weeks at the Bryson home. I Mr, and M:. C. A. Steele attend-
June Billington, Gilbert Pstad and led church serwces in Beaoh Sunday
hares Shepherd motored to Miles l and called on friends at the hospil.
City Tuesday and returned Thursday. I Mrs. John Mttlla let Sunday for
"Fne Iatter visited bhe clinic. ]her home in Denver, Colorado after
Ray. F. N. Richert and lt Plum-]a two weeks visit with her parents.
mar motored to Glendive Monday to Mr. and Mrs, Frank ORourke and
and Jimmy, r. and Mrs. Lloyd Was-
smart and Carolyn Lee, Fred, Walter
and Dorothy Waasman were Beao
shoppers on Saturday.
Rlchrd, Marcel1, Doris. John and
Edward Dietz were callers a.t the
Fred Wassmann home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thorval Vieland and
Iez Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wassnnn
and Carolyn Lee, Walter and Dorothy
Wassmann attended the show in
Beach Saturday.
Leo Nistler and Ted Stull were
callers at the F. Wassmann home
Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stull were Sun-
California had never had a sletgR-
ride beore. ,Dainty refreshments were
served by Mrs. Heaton after the sleigh
ride
Mrs. Chas, Kartis and daughter
Hazel lft Monday for Rochester
where the latter will go thru the
clinic.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Oy took
their daughter Jean and her room-
mate to Miles City Monday afternoon
where the young ladles were singing
with the Concordla College Choir
that evening. Mr. and Mrs. Osty en-
tertained several members of the
choir at their home for dinner Sun-
day. day dinner guests at the Garage vs.
Frances Sonnek. Superin-
Mrs Chas Dahl was hostess at a[Stull home. tendent of the State Hos-
birthday arty for her son Philip Mr. and Mrs. John Fakler and pltal for the Insane. James-
tovn, orth Dakota, An-
Sunday afternoon Oames and lunch Jackie, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Wmmmann I drew Sonnek, Mary Son-
were enjoyed by all and PhiDp re- and Carolyn Lee, Mr. and Mrs, Ed nek Hess, Vincent Sonnek,
calved many nice gifts from his many Jendro and Delaine and Jimmy were Paul Sonnek, Sarah Son-
nek, Frank Snnek, Elleen
!
friends, [Sunday vlslors at the Fred Wv-
Mr. and Mrs. John Mirage1 and Ray I mann home.
were shopping in Wibaux Monday and Mr. nd Mrs. John Stu11, Mr. and
went to Im Beach hospital to visit ,Mrs. Lloyd Wasmnnn, Dorothy and
their nephew Russell Welsh there. ]Walter Wasmnnn, Ted Stu11, Delalne
Mrs. Claire Seaman was hostess tImong those who attended the show
the Woman's club at their regular llrvlng and Clifford Jendro were a-
meeting at her home Monday even-land dance at Sentinel Butte Man-
lng. The regular program was dls-,day high%.
,passed with as a distinguLshed guest, and Walter Wessmann and
Mrs. H. W, Paterson of Billings, Sate V1or Renstrom were callers at the
Corge Stull home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jchn Fakler and son
Mr. and Mrs. Wassmsnn returned
Jaekle were supper guests at the Fred
Wassmann home Wednesday night.
with them to spend a couple days
visiting at the Fakier home,
Walter and Lloyd Waesmann were
Golva callers on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. ristlanson and Mrs.
Medora, Mr. and Mrs,
Glen Olma, ,etty .and Irene, Mrs.
er. I. and Bner Jr. Mr.and
m, Wal and Wanann
Sonnek Gelger and Mil-
dred Blydenburg.
Respondents
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED RE-
PONDEPPS:
You and each of you, are here-
by cited and required to appear
before the County Court of the
County of Golden Valley, State of
North Dakota, at he office of the
County Judre of said County, at
the Court House In the City of
Beach, In said County and State
on the 25th day of February A..
D. 1942, at the hour of ten o'-
clock In the forenoon of that day.
.to sho'w cause, if any you have
why the prayer of the Petitioner
that Letters of Administration in
the Matter of the Estate of An-
drew Sonnek, Deceased, be issued
to A. F. Irons, of Alpha, North
Dakota, should not be granted,
and you are hereby notified that
the residence of the said decedent
at the time of his death was at
Alpht, North Dakota.
Let service be made 0f this CI-
tation as required by law.
Daed this 27th day of Jenuary
A. D. 1945.
BY THE COURT
.. A. F KATIEN
...... Judffe Of the CoUnty Court
(JAI,/ ' ..
JO KEOHAI
• ttorney for ltitloner,
neh, North akota,
Jan |t . Feb .. ":
President, arrived on the train that
day from Washington ,D. C. wtwre
she had attended a convention of the
Federation of Woman's elb and a
National Ifnse Convention. She is
a fine speaker and ave an interest-
ing account of tlw conentlon and
her interview With Mrs. Roosevelt.
After this enjoyable meeting the host-
e.s served a delicious lunch to I
members and 3 guests.
Mr. al . N. O.' Hazelwood
Mrs. Paterson to Beach to catch the
train far BflKMs.
st r lme,
get the seats purchased by the local
M. B. church from tle U. B. church
in G4endlve. They, Harming Steen
and Clarence Halvorson worked at
the church Wednesday arraDglg
them.
A grou of people from Baker came
to Ollie Wdnesday evening to play
wt. with the Odd Fetlows and their
. followed the card
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Wc41iver and
children were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Scammon.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lynn and child-
ren and Mrs S. Lynn were lng
in Beach Saturday.
After a ten day illness t home
Russell Welsh entered the Jmhnstone
'Memml holil at Bech Wednes-
day where he sumtttted to an ap-
vy nY.
m sad D club tb!
PA6E THRE
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and M
Ted Rink were Beach visitors Mon-
day afternoon,
NOTICE OF LEASING OP
STATE AND SCHOOL LANE
All unleased State School Lands
in Golden Valley County, N. Dak.,
will be offered for rent at a Dub-
llc leasing to be held in the Court
House at Beach. in said county,
on the 14th day of March. 1942
commencing at 1o a. m. o'clock.
All unleased lands will be leased
to the highest bidder, for a terms
of three to five years. The first
year's rent plus the legal ]easing
fee must be paid in full on the
day of the sale.
A list of such lands to he of-
fered will be on file with the
Treasurer of said eonnty for pub-
lic Inspection rot less thai two
weeks before the day of leasing;
also instructions in regard to the
terms, etc., under which thee
lands will be lessetL
The Board o£ University
School Lands reserves the rlgat
to reject any and all bids.
Dated at Bismarck, N. Dak., this
20th day of December. 1941.
E. E. SW.aNSTO{N
State Land Commissioner
Jan 8-15-22.29 Feb 5-12-19-26 [ar5
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE MATTER OF THE -
TATE OF
Agnes Dunnigan, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by
undersigned administrator of the
estate of Agnes Dunnipan late of
the city of Beach in the County
of Golden Valley and State of
North Dakota, deceased, to the
creditors of, and all prsons havinff
caims against said deceaeed, to
ehlblt them wlth the ner
vouchers. Within six moths after
the first ptrbllcatlon of this notice,
to said admin4ktrator at his r-
dnce in the city of Baeh in mtld
Glden Vlley County, or to the
Judge of the County Court of On|-
den Valley County, t his office
in the Court Huse in the C*lty
of Beach. Goldea Valley County,
North Dakota.
• rou are hreby, furqter n0.tl
that Hon. A. E. Kstle, Je
of the County Court wlthn ar, d
for the County of Glden Walisy,
and state of North Dakota.
fixed the third day of Auffuut A.
D. I94, at the hour of ten o'olock
in the forenoon of said ay, a% te
Court ooms, in the Court House
in the city of Beach in said Coun-
ty and State. as the time and plae
for hearing an& adjusting all
claims agairmt the estate of the
said Agnes DunnigRn, 'Deceased.
whloh have been duly aud regular-
ly presented as hereinbefore pro-
vided.
Dated January 15..4. D, 194.
JOHN BROW'I
Administrator of estate of
Agnes Dunnlgan, deceased
First publication on the 22nd day
of January A. D. 1942.
Jan. 22-29 Fb .5
Theatre
Calendar
CURRENT WEEK
ROSE
GLENDIVE0 MONTANA
Now Showing
THURS.-FRL-SAT.-?
"All That Money Can Buy"
from the story 'ne Dee8 and
Daniel Webster" by Stephen Vln-
bent Bent, with Edward Arnold,
Walter Huston, Jane Darrell Si-
mone Simon, Oene Lockhart, John
Qualen, Ann Shirley, aad James
Craig--startlir differen dram
SUNDAY - MONDAY TUESDAY
OWL SHOW--SAT. 11:30---
Kay Kyser in
"Playmates"
with John Barrymore, Lupe Vek
inny Simms and Fay Kelly. Get
hap and haWpy .... as Kay and his
cavorting cookies put the ca
'Kaxniet" the Jam in am
the rumpu in romarce.
WEDNESDAY ONLY
'hree Girls About Town"
with Joan Blonde]l, Bim B,
John Howard, Robert Benchley and
Janet Blalr. Warning all Maltst
Three wild women on the e!
Iast seen headed for this thetre
Come a your own risk! We can.
not gtmrantee you again
wrecked from laughter.
OPENING NXT
"Tarzan's Secret Treasm"
with Johnny WeismuBer and Mar-
garet Sullivan
UPTOWN
THEATRE
FRL -- SAT.
Donald Woods in
"I Was A Prisoner On Dmril'
Island"
with Sally E]lers. (ALSO)
Tim Holt
"Cy¢|one On Horseback"
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