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PAGE TWO "- THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEW
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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
W. R. Bratton and H. E. Enderle
Editors and Publishers
A wmeky every Thursday a Beach, North Dakota. Entered as
mter et the PoetaOfice t Beach, Non Dakota, October 7,
IN, under ae vt of March 3, 1897.
A rates furnished upon request.
-rlton price $2.00 in N. Dak., Minn., Mon¢., and S. Ik, Elsewhere $2,50
Carlyle
Mr. and Mrs Dalhone vires are
the proud parents of a baby boy,
lonald Claude born January 31 and
his weight was 6 lbs. and 1-4 oz.
lng. The scores were 8-14 in favor
of Carlyle.
Mrs. Lester Ferageja left Wednes-
day for Virginia where he will visit
his sister. John Sortz accompanied
him as far as Tenn.
The Mildred boys basket ball team
vlayed at Carlyle with the Carlyle
team, The scorns were 12 to 13 m
Alpha
Among farmers putting up the.r
ice Monday and Tuesday were Maur-]
ice Hogoboom, A. G. Fasching and
Warren .Irons, Robert Sonnek. Harold
Mrs. Bill Neary and daughter Esther Ziebarth and A. J. Ziebarth. Leo Nist-
and Mrs. Melvin Hartse were Glen- ler was kepL .busy sawing and P. J.
dive callers Thursday. Hagen hauled for Zietrarths. Many {
Mrs. Tommy Owens and daughter yet have theirs to put up and some!
Judy, and Pymond Still were Beach finished during the cold spell in Jan-I
uary.
callers Thursday. H A. Bury was a Beach business
The Carlyle Boys Basket ball team
played the Beach team Friday even- caller Wednesday. /
Little Virginia Otrenba was on the
sick list a few days the past week.
Gust Burke and Leo Ntler we:
business callers in Beach Wednesday.
Roy Richert was calling on friends
in the Alpha vicinity Wednesday.
Robert Sonnek was shopping m
Beach Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs P. J. Hagen enter-
favor of Mildred. The Carlyle girls talned the Study club Tuesday en-
{"SOMETHING ALL CAN DO l
served the tvo teams a delicious
lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hammond re-
turned home Tuesday night from the
west were they have been visiting.
r. Hank JakObson took a load of
barley to Billings Friday.
Mrs. W. L, Hammond was confined
to the hospital for t couple days
last week. She returned home Friday
much improved.
Mrs. Herman Storkel was rushed
o the Beach hospPl Wednesday for
hem cused from hving some
eeth pulled. At this writing she is
better.
Mrs. Jeck Ballard and son Jackie
ar Mrs. Rill larum and son were
viaitors Wednesday at the home of
rs. E Hartse.
Mr. Jack Bal, lrd shaped two ear-
loads of attle to Seattle. Wn. Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John tvenson and
two children rom Hlbterdale, Minn..,
site Saturday at the home of Mrs.
Ed Hartse and John Hartse an Edwin
Harem.
Mr. J. E, Martin and Carol Hudson
made a business .trip to Eimlaka on
IWi@ay, brlngLng back a load of lure-
BY' LICI<INCY
ENOUGH
DEFENSE
STAMPS--
WE CAN
ing. A large crowd was present and
before the guests departed Mrs. Hagen
served a delicious lunch
The Crolva Sunshine society met on
Wednesday at the home of Lena
Peterson, and enjoyed a fine dinner.
Several members were present who
had not been out for some tinm and
so all left over business was attended LOCALS
to. The society purchased a wheel
chair to be used at present by Mrs.
Petersillie of Sentinel Butte, They al- The News is in receipt of a plea-
so decided to purchase a fifty dol. lsant letter from C:arence Fineman
far defense bond. Many sick friends who is now with tqe U. S. Coast
Guard. At present he is stationed at
Fort Hancock, New Jersey, and says
he likes it fine there. He says that
Donald is still wth him ther.,.
For the convenience of those who
are required by law to file Federa
income tax returns, a deputy col-
lector of Irternal Revenue will be in
each on February 13 ai:d 19 to a.-
were rernembere and letters and cards
of thanks read. The meeting adjourn-
ed to meet March 4th with Mrs.
Elizath Jendro.
Mr. Boehlke cazne up fre:n the
WoJohn ranch Sunday to spend the
day with home folks,
Among shoppers in Beach Friday
were Mrs. John KnolyP and son Rich-
Lute Hodgin returned last week
from his trip to California. Lut had
gune out t.he latter part of January
to drive back his son's oar.
C. J. Eide has been busy the past
,week decorating the interior of the
cocltail Lounge in Kennedy's Drug
a Sentinel BUtte.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lebo and son
Peter of Medora were Beach shoppers
last Thursday afternoon and evening.
Mr. Lebo is Clerk of Cout f Bill-
ings County.
,Mr. and Mrs. Fred Speigelberg and
R. R. Haistead left Tuesday morning
ard, Elmer Kouba, Mrs. Aud Nunn skit taxpayers in prepa.'ng the " re- of this week by car for Seattle. Wn..
and son Leighton. Warren Irons, Glen turns. No charge w:ll be mde for where th Speigetberg's will visit their
Oison and iebarths, this service, son Harry at Fort Worden, Wn. They
Wm Carew and family were shop- Mrs. Sophia Kfeners of Fargo left expect to be gone about ten days.
per in Beach Saturday. here Wednesday evening of last week Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Wagner of the
for Seattle. Wn., where she will visit Crham community were Beach visit-
Quite a fe from Alpha attended her daughter Claudia. Mrs. Kremers ors and shoppers Thursday of last
her. the dance in Beach on Friday night, has been in Golden Valley the past weeke.
Ed Pederson and Charley Lund re- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nunn of Med- two weeks visiting her children. M.'s.
ora spent Thursday at the Aud Nunn Joe Gruman of Beach and Ed and
turned home from Billings Thursday. home before leaving for their new William Kremers of the Golva vie- A Call to Prayer
Bath gentlemen had an operation home at Big Timber Montana where inlty.
erfomed upon their eye. They are they have secured employment.
getting tflong nicely. The Case of the Phantom Killer. GOES OUT TO ALL PEOPLE
There was t nice turn out Thurs- Mr. and Mrs John Irons, Mr. and Extraordinary detective work and a
day afternoon to the aid meeting Mrs. Jrry Kouba and Jowayne, Mr. strange piece of luck .ended the 2-
at the home of Mrs. Claude Lurid. A and Mrs. Robert Sonnek and Mr. year hunt for the West's mysterious You are invited to join in a fellow-
lovely lunch was served. The next and Mrs. Gloyd Bury were six o'clock strangler and avenged the 21 victims ship of prayer the world around on
meeting will be March 5th at the dinner guests at the Karnes Johnson who died in the grip of hs ape-like
Claude Lund home with Mrs. Earl home on Tuesday. hands. Read about this thrilling case
Hlgy as hostess, Mr. and Mzs. Claude Schouboe and in The American Weekly, the maga- the World Day of Prayer.
Itwrence Hartse was a Carlyle vl- son and Mr. and Mrs. Ernle Sark zine distributed with next week's Sun-
of Oilie were supper guests at the day Chicago tlerald-American, r, ,-yVeLrua--- 1942
altor Wednesday. Having dinner at Gloyd BuD' home Saturday it being
the Hammond hom. Pete and Sylveser Ella of the 9
Mrs. J. E. Martin. Mrs. T. J Fulton Mrs. Bury's birthday. St. Phillp community left last Sun-
and Mrs H. B. Fisk were guests a Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shoen and son day for Chicago, Ill.. where they were Time 7:30 p. m.
the home of Mrs. Jim Gannon Tues- George and Grandma Sloen of Gol- called by Vhe illness of a relative.
day afternoon, va attended church services at Alpha The men plan to be gone for a week CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
The Carlyle boys basket ball team U. B. church Sunday. or ten days.
will play the Ollie basket ball team :t A F. Irons was a Beach shopper .Mrs. Maurice Rchan and baby ar-
Carlyle Friday the 13th. The girls Saturday. rived home Monday of this week from
will also play a game. Leighton Nunn's family and the Bismarck where they had spent the
Several ladies from this vicinity Aud Nunn's were Sunday dinner gues past ten days a the par,ental Calnan
were invited guests to the shower at the Harold Ziebarth home and at- home.
held at the town hall at Golva, Saur- tende church services in the after- { Word has been received from
day afernoon for Mt. Lyle Weinries. noon. "Dutch" Hoeck thavt he is getting
TI only ones that were able to at- Mr. and Mrs. Wm Szdura and faro- along quite well but it will still be
tend were Mrs. C. R. Stewart ily were visltors at the Chas. Otrtmba several weeks before he will be able
Mrs. F. J. Fulton. home Sunday. to be up and around. Dutch was in-
Several families dropped in on Mrs. Leonard Streltz went up to the An- jured in a car acciden just after
Claude Lund Thursday evening giving drew Peterson's Thursday to hePp Mr. Christmas and has been in bed since
her a surprise the occasion being her Peterson fix his well. with an injured leg.
NEW
TAX
birthday. Whist was played follawed
b:¢ a dainty lunch. All wished her
any happy returns of the day
Mrs Feragen who has been staying
wih her daughter Mrs Bill Kramer
of Golva since she let for the hos-
pital returned home this last week.
Mrs. Jack Ballard and son Jackie
Brd Mrs. Bill Narum were dinner
guests at the Minur home Wednes-
day. From there ¢hey visited Mrs.
C. M. Pulton.
STENOGRAPBRS WANTED
The Mawager, FAghth United
Civil Service District, lnt
Minneso today announced
ousands of additional etenograp,ers
111 be appointed to detense pltion
In Wn, D. C. start
mt $120.00 per mont. Alllcan
be btweau €he o: s to . Tim :'/:,
smatn easlsts of a staphr
*glve at the rate of'S0 ,'ds
per minute, and a t test,
A Defense louIn R ester hu
Ix ed n Wehlu to as-
aidt seeking livlr mo-
datlor. It is understood that si!e
xoom are avallle at $0 to $30
per month and double rooms at $30
%o $40 per month. Room and board
may be btalned at $40 to $0 per
month. Stenographers interested in
employment In Washington are urged
to vlsi he Civil Service Secretary at
Beech or any first or esoond class
post office or full information.
Reading Classes __. 50c to $6
Gold Glasses ........... $10 to $15.50
Double Vision Glasses $3.50 up
GLASSES FITTED
LAW
ALL TAXES BECOME DUE
MARCH 1st
AND DELINQUENT
MAY 1st
There shall be an allowance of FIVE PERCENT rebate
to all payers of taxes on real Property who shall pay same
in One Payment and IN FULL on or before
G. G lbertso.
APRIL 1, 1942
Such Rebdte shall apply to all general REAL ESTATE
TAXES ONLY, and does NOT apply on personal prop-
erty taxes, hail insurance or special assessments.
GOLDEN VALLEY
COUNTY
TREASURER
THURSDAY, FEB. 12th, 194.
Garner ", Divide
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Orstad and girls{ Mr. and Mrs. J. E Cook and Mr:
Walter and Lloyd Wassmann ere and Mrs. Ed Cook attended the tun-
Be@ch shoppers Saturday. oral of John Hladick held at Wi-
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wassmann and baux, Mont., last Friday morning.
Carolyn Lee and Walter and Dorothy, Bob Jones and brother Ronald of
Wmssmann were Sunday visitors at Beach were callers at the o. Wright
the Herman Wassmann home. ranch last Sunday.
Fred Wassmann was a Dickinson VIr. and Mrs. Matt Brown and
visitor on Monday. children Deanna and Terry were vi-
Joe Dietz was a caller at the Fred sitin, g at the J. S. Rathbun home last
Wassmann home Monday. Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stull were Mon- Mrs. Jennie Phillips called at the
day evening visitors a. the Lloyd Ted Cook home Saturday.
Wassmann home. Ctas Allen received an injury o
Mrs. Olaf Orstad and Myrna were his foot. the horse he was riding
callers at the Fred Wasmann home slipped on ice and fell with him It
Tuesday morning, is thought the foot is badly sprained.
Th2 cattle Veternarians were test- Marlyn Cook visit,.ed at the Leonard
ing cattle in this community on Tues. Trester home over Saturday and Sun-
,Mr and Mrs. John Fakler and sou day.
Jackie were visitors at the Fred Sorest Oygaard came up Sund7
Wassmann home Tuesday. to get &ene Nolen's mail.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Northrop and{ Mr. Nolen is getting along nicely
family were callers at the F. Wass-,from his injury ,vhich he receivl
mann home Tuesday. Under- last fall
Loui9 Drewniak and Art Word reached here of Nata Halli-
wood helped test cattle at the Olaf day having to be taken to the Dick-
Orstad home Tuesday. inson hospital last week. Don S hor
Joe Dietz and Thorvel Vieland were took Mr. and Mrs. Halliday down. His
Gelva callers Wednesday. illness vs the after effects vf an
Mr. and Mrs. Lonard Streitz and operatic n h,e had for goiter last sum-
Larry were Wednesday evening visit- met.
ors at the Fred Wassmann home.
Mrs. Olaf Orstad was a caller at the " - '- .... -- -- - :
._ha Store Thursday.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Miss Myrna Orstad spent Thursday
playing wifia Miss Sally Fasching at Sheet and Metal Work
the Louie Drewniak horn% No Job Too Lar Or Too 8m
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wassmann and OLAUS IIHOVD
Carolyn Lee and Waiter Wassmann
were Beach visitors Saturday,
I:!OWLING
ALLEYS
NOW OPEN.
Turn your leisure time in-
to hours of fun by bowl-
ing. Get acquainted with
the crowd you'll find here
at all times.
Bowl . . . to keep your
figure the way you want
it and your health up to
par.
THREE NEW ALLEYS
O" •
R%ulatlon size. Call for reservations
Room For Spectators
WIBAUX ALLEYS
CONSERVATION
P-LAN"
Designed to keep America's cars serving
for the duration. • •. To prolong the lifo of
your car--to avoid many major repair bills
--to protect your pocketbook--to preserve
your motor car transportation .... See your
Chevrolet dealer today for full details of ......
' ' BUY
Chevrolet s original Car Conservation
Plan," and keep your car serving ,VICTORY ,,,
well by keeping it well serviced.
DF£NS¢
A MOBILE NATION IS A STRONG NATION .ODS
W. C. S chulz, Dealer, Beach
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