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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
THURSDAY, FEB. 16, 19391
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
SPECIAL DINNER TU S0AY, !
21 FEBRUARY
COZY CAFE BARBECUED RIBS WITH BARBECUED SAUCE COZY CAFE
COME IN FOR THE SPECIAL TRAIN EXHIBIT
Lions Hold Reg-
ular Meet Monday
In an abbreviated session at the
Beach Hotel Monday evening the
Beach Lions' first act was to serenade
IAon Ted Wall on his birthay, at the
~uggestlon of Lion Noyes.
A communication from ~,he Greater
North Dakota Association asking the
club to Join with other organizations
to ~nduce the State (~iature to pass
aplbropriate bills to 'provide funds to
match the allotment of Federal funds
~or road building purposes was read
and discussed.
The club went on record as .favorfng1
~mch legislation and me ~remry was{
instructed to ~te our senator, repre-
l
sentatives and the Greater North Da-
kota Association advising them of such
eetton and also to urge that expenses
be reduced by the elimination of a
large number of inspectors in the vari-
last week with Mr, and Mrs. H. A.
Bury.
Robert~ Sonnek was reported sick
with the flU this last week.
John Howard spent Friday evening
visiting at the Edw. Fasching home.
Leonard Bolheke was a caller at the
Robert Sonnek home Wednesday.
Andrew Johnston left Thursday by
car. for San Francisco, Calif., where
he wig attend the American Livestock
Association and "will also take in the
fair while there. ~
CAMEL'S HIFMP
Mark Reamer and Hank Hughes,
~r~$Qld Mrs, Matt Tescher and Tony
~ were ~ntinel Butte visitors on
Satu!~ay.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van Horn
and family and Mark Reamer helped
Johnstone celebrate her
Saturday.
Alvin Tescher and the younger Tes-
Hospital Notes - !~° ~o~
at the telephone company
office, a holder with his likeness on
Jr'The party was made up of business
Mrs. Emery Heeler of Wibaux ent- and professional friends of Judy, whoI
ered Feb 2 for treatment J regret her departure, but join in wish- [
Mrs. Art Kammerer of Trotters en-l ing her a happy and fruitful wedded
tared for surgery Feb. 3. I life.
Harold HoUar was treated for an in-1
letted foot Feb. 6. ] James Campbell is now working the
Joan Ardelle Oster was an overnight[ "third trick" at the local depot.
patient at the hospital Feb. 6. I
A baby girl was born to Mr. andI NOTICE FOR BIDS
Mrs. Roy Tasker Moncl~y, F~. 13~ i Notice iS hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners of
Iris Lake of Beachwas in for treat- Golden Valley County. North Dako-
Miss Doris Moore of Beach underwent
an appendectomy Tuesday, Feb. 7.
Miss Theresa Zinda underwent ah
appendectomy Thursday, Feb. 9.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Smith Feb. 9th.
A baby girl was born to Mr. am
Mrs. Ray Zinsli Saturday, Feb. I1.
SHOWER
(Contributed)
ons departments whose duties could cher .children have been on the sick Last Thursday evening a large num-
b " ~^~ ~-- '^--' ^~'^'~'~ and to list this week Alvin has pleurisy, ber of friends gathered at the Hotel
e perlo,,u~.t Lay ,~, tn,,~s~, Mr -*-d "" " ..........
..................~.~dnc.m f~ A_ mlrtlm,rn f.he nuntber of an naxs. ~en Maus VlSlr, ect Wlta Beach to Join in bidding Mrs. Lee
--Y-='.L. ^~. ~"*~' -'~'"~'eeS his parents at Golva Sunday Gress farewell and shower her with
-. _,~,,. ~^..~.~ an ~hei The house in which Peter Tescher many beautiful glfts~
:d~ heII~d ;tre~an~'~n ~or ~et ltves caught fire recently and burned The evening was spent in games,
:benefit of crippled children and the] a big ,hole i.n the roof. I singing and chinker check.
;secretar:~ was instructed to address a~ Bill Roesmr wen~ around with the Mrs. A1 Gilman won the advertising
~: the n mail man Saturday to help shovel snow
letter of thanks to Bo nie View] , contest, Miss Kaiser the music contest,
.District for their contribution to this] Mr. and Mrs. George Lardy were Mrs. Gress the prize for straightening
:~und. t visitors on Monday at the Mike Lardy l out jumbled cities.
home. I Among the gifts received by the
Preparations are being made for theI I
~)special train of agricultural exhibits Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van Horn~ guest of honor was one from "Scotty'';
and for the program to be given in and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Johnstone'
ta, will receive sealed bids for a-.-
cord books, Legal blanks and of-
ftee supplies F. O. B. Beach, No,'th
Dakota. Contract to be dated April
1st, 1939 to April 1st 1940.
All bids are to be sealed and a
certified check of One Hundred
($100.00) Dollars must accompany
each bid. All bids to be addressed
,to the County Auditor of Golden
Valley County and to be $iled not
later than 10:00 o'clock A. M. March
14th, 1939, at which time bids will
be opened.
All certified checks will be re-
turned to ~che unsuccessful bidders
immediately after the opening of
,the bids and the certified check of
bhe successful bidder will be retain-
ed until the filing and approval of
a contract and the filing and ,tp-
proval by the Board of County
Cornmis~ioners of a bond in the
sum of One Thousand ($1000.00)
Z>ollars.
Bidders are requested ~o be pre-
sent at the opening of the bids.
The Board of County Commie-
siGners reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
Dated at Beach, North Dakota,
this 14th day of February. 1939.
MINNIE E. SMITI-I,
County Auditor of Golden
Valley County, North
kota.
(SEAL~Feb." 16-23, March 2-9
Da-
JORDAN DEATH
fContlnued from nage one}
loved and revered her. She had that
ever sympathetic and unselfish nature
which concerned itself in the well be-
ing of others. Although quiet and re-
served in manner, her pleasant dispo-
sition and ever present smile were Iike
rays of sUnshine to her surroundings.
With a deep and constant devotion to
her religion, she was a never tiring
church worker. In spite of advanced
years, she was industrious, and was
c.,ntended only when she could find
helpful things to do around the home.
Truly, "Grandma" Jordan was one of
natures' noblewomen.
Her passing brings sorrow to many,
to the children who play .along the
streets of the village and in each of
whom she had her own personal inter-
est, to the members of the Alta: Society
wlth whom she worked long and faith-
fully, to the members of the church
who saw in her a shining example of
piety, faith and devotion, to the com-
munity at large to whom she was a
symbol of all that is praiseworthy ini
a human being, and most distinctly to
the members of the household, to
whom she was bound by the ties of
love born of years of association and
mutual understanding. To them is ex-
tended the sympathy of all in their
bereavement.
(The News is indebted to J. J. Hess
for the above accoUnt of the life of
Mrs. Mary Jane Jordan.)
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were Beach visitors Monda ianalaanalaiiaiaaiuHlaliialRiaamaanliaaiatatanaan
~the city auditorium in connection with Y. P i
~t ca ~uesda" Feb 21st accordP'- tot Louise Ballducke is on the sick list i
Lion Wolf, a member of the committee. { th s week. ! i ~., ~, ~ .... ~.~,~
, Agns Dietz is assisting Mrs Peter ~
TO commemorate Lincoln s birthday. " VI|N'1'Fi IHI'.~" -- .
............ ] L~rdy with the work while Pete is ..... ~VA..,.,L~,.
vernon namaway very amy uenver~, m
, in the hospital i ~ .
Lincolns Gettysburg address. I " " ~ ~[~e,.~ ~o $4~]| 4,,~,~ 4-,, 4-olr~ o,],r.-,,~4-,*r~.~* ,~4~
Lion Ted Wallvery appropriately fill *~-, ,o ~,,,,, tttt,t= ~u ~arx~ auvatt~t~= vz . ,~.=~_ ~__
drew the prize furnished by Lions Ro The mighty romance of the Untamed mm
~_9~rdg
binson and Smith. . North, enacted by a terrific cast in- i ourwmter priceson ! ~ - --
The meeting adjourned in order to, eluding George Raft, H. Fonda, Doro- . 'i ''~~3~ ":'
allow members to attend the basket-, thy Iamour, A. Tlmiroff, J. Barry-I ]~/~t[~l[1~"~D DL~Dd'~DI~kT~ -~' ,~] ~'~
ball game between the Lions and the] more, wlH be your pleasure to see a? Da l~tll[J/llO/|]k ltl~DUltll~v ~
Firemen. We refer you to another] the School Theatre, Sentinel Butt~, _ i
for an aecountl Feb. 18-19. Bring the family. ~ ~[
column
of
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paper
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of the game as we feel unequal to the I "- ~ ~; Aff~ ~/liff$~f,’~/
+ask relating the sad story. / ~'I A+~IPIL'I~ hl~+ i| i! ~.~=~'~g.~ WASHIH6TOM$
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l | about sprm_ repair work. ~ e a e . s.~o~ ~0
M. B. ~Hogoboom and Maurice were [ FOR SALF.--Three good, work horses, ~ - -- i Bay-Red Oz.
Beach visitors Saturday. | in fine shal~. ~ Haukaas, Gol- i ~,~.~r~.L,r .--o.rv~ "To- t Pitted Cans
A. G. Fasehing returned from Win-[ va. 20-4tp. lq~d~L~/ tq9 ~D ~ ~/ U, i
ona Mhm., last, week wlaere tm at-] ~ ~ d d _m Recan for Pies and Sauce 6-Lb. 9-Oz No 10 Can ~9’
tended' the funeral of his" father. ~ W~NTED--Clean cotton rags. t~ma- / -- CHERRIES . . Maraschino Style . . ,~-Oz. Bottle I~
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carry a wide variety of items. Here are some of them:
Flour (various grades), coal (Bear Creek and Bri-
quets), Cottonseed (all sizes), range pellets, linseed
meal, hog meal, calf meal, middlings, mixed feed, Cu-
dahy mineral feed, dairy supplements, hying mashes,
fattening mashes, growing mashes, and oyster shells.
~Order your Hybrid seed corn NOW, and don't forget to
use OCCIDENT Startinfl and Growing mashes when the
Chicken Season arrives.
OCCIDENT ELEVATOR
Leo Tobias, Agent
F. T. Reynolds Co. SEE ~L"
Beach, North Dakota
SHOP AND SAVE
Grape Fruit, large sweet, dozen .. 31c
Oranges, med. large, 2 dozen ..... 29c
WHAT
16 Oranges
2 Heads of Lettuce
7 Lemons
6 Grape Fruit
BUY
1
w,~ .... o~,,~ -"" ~o,,o " Cookies, fresh, asst, 2 lb& ....... 29c
andBean~ 18~K ~ 5 25 .....
Pork ..... cans, c Peas, small No. 2 sieve, 3 cans ...... 29c
Prunes ..., ............. 10-1b. box 57e Orange or Grape Fruit Juice, 3 cans 25c
Paper Towels, |GA. ....... 2 rolls 23e Mira& Whip Dressing, ~ jar .... 37e
New Cabbage, solid, lb. .......... 5c 11Lbs. Potatoes
2 Pkgs. Corn Flakes
THOHPSON'S MARK[T Apphs, 5 pounds 25c 4 Rolls Tissue, lBowlBrush
Pineapple, sliced, 2 No. 2 cans .... 31c
Tomatoes, Utah Fcy, 2 No. 2 ~/~ cans 25c
Bread, fresh large loaves ........ 10c
These price are also good Monday and
Tuesday of next week
i ii i I ;
Phone.- 75 We Deliver Free
Mamnallows, IGA ........ lb. pk. 17c
Grape Fruit, lge seedless.., dozen 35c
tl t
Oranges, sweet i~ey ..... 4 dozen 49c
Oyster Crackers ........... lb. pk. l~e
Lettuce, Radishes, Celery, Sweetspuds
Green Top Carrots, etc.
II
Tuesday (Farmers Train Day) Only
Cheese, 2 lb. box .............. 47c
P & G Soap, 10 GiantBars ...... 35c
t
Red Owl Book Matches, carton. 7c
Spices, stock up and help us in
our contest ................ 9c
Catsup 2 bottles 23c
Tomato Juice ............ 4eaSe
Orange Juice ......... 46-oz. can 25c