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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
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=SENTINEL BUTTE
Joe Strietz visited at the Leonard
Strletz home Sunday.
Mrs. E. R. Kennedy called on
Mrs. Petersilie Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ernest Nelson called on Mrs.
Vic Johnson Saturday.
Walter Christianson of Medora
was a business caller here Monday.
Mrs. Ole Waldal was a business
caller in Beach Tuesday.
Inga Carlson called on Mrs.
Petersilie Saturday evening.
Phil Cook and Mary Zinsli were
mhopping in Dickinson Saturday.
Miss Myrtice Olson was a Beach
visitor Saturday,
Miss Mary Tibor was a weekend
visitor at her home in Hebron.
Mrs. Ray Zinsli and Miss Leona
Bublitz were business callers in
Beach Tuesday.
Lorraine Sneed, Dorothy Hess
and Marion Gardner were Dickin-
son callers on Friday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hogoboom
took Peggy to Beach Sunday, where
she had the cast removed from
her shoulder, which she fracturec
some time ago.
Mrs. Olga Lardy entertained al
cards on Saturday evening for the
Mesdames Agnes Hogoboom, Oladys
Hanson, Alma Rink and Clara
Wagner.
Loraine Sneed arrived Tuesday
from Seattle, Wash. to spend two
weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Petersilie and her sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Benny Jesfleld and
son were supper guests at the
Charles Madler home on Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Bert Hudson and children
and Mrs. Ross Cameron visited at
the John Sliper home on Saturday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A/lie Ferrel and
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Perry of
Cabin Creek were in Ollie Saturday
and attended the wedding dance
that evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Baker spent
Miss Dealing was a weekend
guest of Gwendolyn Fulton.
Pvt. Mervin Moen returned home
Saturday on a furlough.
A. E. Scheffer of Carlyle shipped
a load of horses east Friday.
Dicky Jacobson has been on the
sick list the past week.
Ermogene Fulton of Glendlve was
a guest of Jean Hartse Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. Bob Carew has been in the
Beach hospital with an attack of
flu part of the week.
GI~yds Hanson and Mrs Ted Rink, several days at Baker last week. Mrs. Harry Abrams has been
and families. Mrs. Baker remained until the end staying at the Tom Fulton home
The Mesdames Olga Lardy, Bert of the week at the home of her this week.
Waldal and Neff Hogoboom were parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fergeson. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Neary motor-
afternoon guests of Mrs. Paul Mrs. Fay Shepherd returned ed to Glendive TITursday on busi-
Wagner Friday. Bridge was played home. Friday from Billings, where ness.
and a nice lunch served by thetShe had spent the past three weeks Mr. and Mrs. Bob Klnsey of
hostess, t visiting her sister, Mrs. Carl Berry, Cabin Creek were shopping in Car-
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Hogoboom en- and family, lyle Friday.
tertained at a 6:30 Chow Mein sup- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rustad and Jim Gannon of Wibaux was in
per Sunday night. Those present!family were supper guests at the Carlyle visiting his wife on Wed-
were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hall, Mrs. Ihome of Mrs. Everett Plummer on nesday.
Alma Rink and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Senford and
Wagner. t Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wang and daughter returned home Wednesday
Among those who attended the sons and Mrs. Pat Plummer and from a visit in Minnesota.
basketball game and spent the day Douglas spent Sunday at Beach Corp. Walter Kneugen returned
in Dickinson were Jennie Lambert, vmiting Mrs. Paul Thoemke and home Saturday from Harlinger,
Mrs. Otto Petersilie came from
Helen Higley, Mrs. Hazel Reed, infant son.
Lee Mr and Rev. and Mrs. L. G. Wetzel and
Mrs. Ed Cook, Guy anti Marlyn[daughter left Monday morning for
Mrs. Herman Deitz I Circle to attend the mid-year con-
the Beach hospital Tuesday to
spend a week at home.
Andrew Carlson and son John
were Glendive business callers on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Johnson and
family were Sunday guests of Mr.
i Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wyckoff are
the proud parents of a baby boy,
porn at the Beach hospital Monday
ference and also to visit several
days with Mrs. Wetzel's grand-
mother.
Texas for a few days furlough.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Martin and
Clayton Loop were dinner guests
at the C. M. F~lton home Sunday.
Clayton Loop was a visitor at
the W. L. Hammond home Thurs-
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Martin were
and Mrs. Charles Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hall spent Sat-
ttrday evening at the Guy Hall
home in Wibaux.
Mrs. Olga Lardy was a Sunday
afternoon visitor at the Otto Peter-
silie home.
Mrs. May Fisher and Clara May
were weekend guests at the John
Brown home.
' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stockwell
knd family were Sunday guests at
the Charles Bohn home.
Bill and Cecil Adams were sup-
l~r guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
19~t Sunday.
l~aul Wlschow returned from
Dale, Wis. Sunday night, where he
'#%sited his mother, who is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Waldal and
Darrell visited Mrs. Bertha Waldal
~Unday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders were
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Post
Thursday.
Mrs. Ed Deitz and son returned
home Tuesday, after having spent
several days in Beach with her
lmother, Mrs. Vera Wassmann.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hall enter-]
tained Friday evening for Mr. and
~rs. Paul Wagner, Mrs. Alma Rink
and Mr. and Mrs. Neff Hogoboom.
The boys basketball team went
to Dickinson Saturday, where they
~*et the Model Hi team, only to be
Iiefeated by a large score.
Word has been received here
that Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Martin
have purchased a home in North
~Iollyw0od, Calif.
Mrs. Harry Smith and Bonita are
Visiting at the home of Mrs.
/~mlth's mother, Mrs. Lindstrom in
Cv.rlyle.
Mr. and Mrs. George Franzen
a~d family were Sunday dinner
guests at the Lawrence Klrkpatrick
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Haugse and
tantlly and Lois Honnold attended
the show in Beach on Sunday al-
to'noon.
'Mrs. Scherle and family, Mr. and
Mms. John Brown and W. T. Brown
~;~re Sunday evening callers at
~[rs. May Flsher's home.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Carlson and
LYIhn, Inga Carlson and Mr. and
~'s. Walt Dixon and family were
~Unday visitors at the Ernest Nel-
~a home.
Mrs. Catherine Belmont and Mrs.
8ehroeder of Beach were dinner
guests at the Charles Bohn home
~d supper guests of Mrs. Mike
eisen Monday.
Mrs. Wm. Gardner will be hos-
~to the Lutheran Ladies Aid in
church parlors next Thursday,
~bruary 10th. Lunch will be serv-
ed at noon.
Mrs. Clam Wagner entertained
~/~ rs of the Study Club at
_ ~ regular business meeting on
Tttesday evening. Roll call was
"¢aPOnded t~ with a current event.
~.t%er the business meet~mg an in-
ting monologue was given by
• Edna Sanders.
j morning. Mrs. Ura Wyckoff is as-
I sisting with the housework and
caring for the other children while
Mrs. Wyckoff is gone.
Sgt. Roy Berg arrived Thursday
from his camp in Louisiana to
spend a short furlough with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Berg,
before being transferred to Cali-
jfornia. He is in the paratroop
division of the armY.
Mr. and Mrs. John Honnold, ,Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. Mikelson, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Haugse, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Cook, Mrs. Hazel Reed, Jennie
Lambert, Helen Higley, Myrtice O1-
son and quite a number of high
school students attended the bas-
lketball game in Beach last Tues-
day evening.
Mrs. Ed Cook entertained mem-
bers of the Congregational Aid and
several guests Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Mikeison showed pictures of
their deer hunting trip last fall
and several other pictures of in-
'terest. Mrs. Hazel Reed modeled
the grass skirt which (}wen Cook
recently received from Lester
Dempsey, who is now somewhere
in the Pacific. A delicious lunch
was served by Mrs. Cook.
The Altar Society sponsored a
card party at the hall Wednesday
evening with ~t good crowd attend-
ing. Mrs. Neff Hogoboom and Otto
Petersilie won first prizes and Mrs.
Ervin Ueckert and Math Tescher
won second prizes. For the chil-
dren, John and Paul Scherle won
first prizes and Josephine Zinsli
and John Schmltz won second.
Math Decker was the lucky win-
ner of the door prize.
0LLIE NEWS
Miss Marjorle Dealing was an
overnight guest at the charles
Fulton home Saturday.
Mrs. George Cox and sons spent
several days in town last week be-
cause of bad roads.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Shepherd
were business callers at Baker on
Friday.
Mrs. George Rustad spent several
days last week at the clinic at
Miles City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson and
family were sunday visitors at the
Joe Baker home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Schouboe
visited at the Carl Rose and Ernle
Stark homes Saturday.
Miss Nellie M~y of Ismay and
l~va Rost of Baker spent the
weekend at the Norman Rcat home.
Emil Ferrel returned home Wed-
nesday from Wisconsin, where he
had spent the past two weeks visit-
ing relatives.
claud Baker motored to Baker
Friday afternoon for his daughter,
Cleo, who spent the weekend at
her home.
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Don't overlook this one great opportunity to
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The Nation's Largest Range Bull Sale
UCTION DAYS: Cattle, Sheep, Hogs--Mondays,
ednesdays, Fridays. H0rs~ ~des Fridays also.-
0gs bought every day.
The regular PTA meeting was
held at the schoolhouse Thursday Sunday evening callers at the H. B.
evening. It was decided at the Flsk home.
business meeting to lower the rol- Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jensen of
ler skating fees. .A short program iPlentywood visited at the Ham-
and a lunch concluded the evening, mond home from Sunday until
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Schouboe i Wednesday.
entertained at a wedding dance at Mrs. Tom Fulton entertained the
the hall Saturday evening. A large IU. B. Aid Thursday P. M: at her
crowd attended in spite of the home. A nice crowd was present
bad roads. A lovely lunch was and a lovely lunch was served.
served by the hosts at midnight. Donald Lundero left Wednesday
Mrs. Robert Conn visited at the l for the Marine Air Corps. He
Joe Baker home from Wednesday will be stationed at San Diego,
until Sunday, when she and Mss. Calif.
Tom Conner went to Baker to visit
with Mrs.. Dan Cox. Robert J.
Corm has been sent to Buckley
Field at Denver for an indefinite
period of time.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Madler and
sons and Mr. and Mrs. Fay Shep-
herd and family and Mrs. Victor
Berg and daughter were dinner
guests Sunday at the Nornmn Rost
home in honor of the birthdays of
Rosie, Murril and Murvin Rost.
Mrs. Ross Cameron received word
Sunday of the death of her father,
Mr. Smart, of Hawley, Minn. Mrs.
Percy Bryson took her to Beech
that evening,_where she entrained
for Hawley to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Hubert Rustad entertained
at dinner Saturday night in honor
of Hubert's birthday and Mrs. Vic-
tor Berg's wedding anniversary.
Others present included Mr. and
Mrs. Fay Shepherd and family and
Loranne Berg.
Rev. and Mrs. Bergland of Glen-
dive, Rev. and Mrs. Goossen of i
Wibaux, Rev .and Mrs. Kenney of
Beach, Rev. and Mrs. Allen of
Baker, Mrs. Frank Fulton of Glen-
dive, and Rev. Howland pf Great
Falls were dinner guests at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. L. G. Wetzel
Friday. Due to the snow storm
that afternon the burning of the
mortgage and program at the U. B.
Church was postponed until the
following Thursday, February 10th.
The potluck supper was held at
the church Friday for those who
came, but no program was given.
V~
CARLYLE l WS
Melvin Hartse returned home on
Wednesday evening from Glasgow,
having to wait for repairs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hartse and
son Cliff left Tuesday A. M. for
Galen, to visit their daughter Har-
riet for two weeks.
Quite a few from Carlyle attend-
ed the wedding dance given by Mr.
and Mrs. Roland Schoubee in Ollie
Saturday night.
Bud O'Conner of the U. S. Navy
is here visiting his brother and
family in Carlyle, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
O'Conner, and his brotherin-law
and sister in Baker, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Helgeson.
Iray Kneugen, who has been
staying at the Knudson home near
Wibaux, returned home Sunday to
visit with his brother, Corp. Walter
Kneugen, who is in the armed
forces.
~'V'~
ESTRAYED
There came to my place a big
white-faced cow, branded reverse
CH on left hip. J. V. Klein, Sen-
tinel Butte, N.D. 20-3tp
V~
Reporters who write up weddings
often remark that the young couple
are embarking on the sea of matri-
mony. If so, some seem to get
seasick in a short time.
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TUNE IN
Every Monday Night
at 8 p. m. (MWT)
And hear a discussion of
matters of vital interest
to North Dakota by well
known citizens.
KFYR--Bismarck
Attention[
Farmers and Stockmen
You are invited to come in and examine
our new stock of veterinary's supplies.
We feel that it is complete enough to
take care of your every-day veterinary
needs. If you are in need of advice, we
are prepared to diagnose your chicken
and livestock ailments.
We have a very good supply of
animal and poultry vaccines.
We have a Globe veterinary calendar
which we will be glad to give you. Ask
for your copy!
WE LOAN SYRINGES
SLEIGHT'S CITY DRUG
__._ N. DAK.
BEACH,
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People are looking for the road
to success. Some of them have the
idea that it runs down hill.
They used to tell about the "dogs
of war". In days of meat shortag,e
some hot dogs of war work in well,
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Take advantage of this special to
lay in a supply. With the new
Federal tax coming up and the
scarcity of all kinds of liquor,
you cannot afford to pass this up.
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Beach, North Dakota
February
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