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Ursday, February 17, 1944 THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS PAGE FIVE
Mrs. Nell Hogoboom'"entertained FAMOUS EDITOR Jessie Weber and two| children!' NOTICE TO CREDITORS not less than
two
weeks llbefore
nt Ja e to e ~ da of leasing
|::~ ~kT "IPtT~]iT TTI[ TT I"]TJ at cards Wednesday evening, the . ~ . . . we..to m s. wn Wed.n sday to !IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE ~(h~ Board of University and School
I-UtlI,IIP, N V III,I,PA Mesdames Clara Wagner, Gladys The neath of William Auen aisle wire reiauves. Tne two child- OFNoLOU C..HATH.ORNE. Deeea.sed." Lanas reserves., the right to reject
| ~va, auz,u., zalJ.azau, Hanson, Alma Rink and alga White, the greatly admired editor ren remained for a visit with their undersi~edls Enxere~YrixglV~nthDey LaUasl a%~e~aa~llb:2r~arck' North Dakota,
A Weekly Published Every
Thursday by
The
PUBLISHING CO.
Fred A, Shipman, Editor
~*C. SHIPMAN, BusinaU Manager
3. D• MacDOUGALL, Bupt.
ADVERTISING BATES
Advertising, per inch -$ .3!
52~ weeks, inch .3(
line - - - , - - .10
I0 lines - - - 1.00
Positively no exceptions will be
made on the above rates
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
within North Dakota,
Wibaux and Fallon Counties,
.~ in Montana:
~rear ........ $3.50
gMonths ....... 1.50
~ad?emses ouiside of North Dakota:
. Year ........ $3.00
Months ........ 2.50
NO subscriptions accepted for less
than six months
as Second Class matter a
at Beach, North Dakota
7, 1936, under the Act of
March 3, 1897.
SENTINEL BUTTE]
Mrs. Alma Rink, Cor. l
alga Lardy called on Mrs.
Sunday afternoon.
Will]~rs. Anna Lardy called on Mrs.
• ~cherle Tuesday.
Mms. Wm. Garner was a dinner
of Mrs. Calvin Dempsey on
I,~lrkpa~rick spent the
nd with her friend, Clara May
l~her.
and Mrs. Mike Zinsli were
ess callers here and in Beach
~ay.
ul Wagner and Nell Hogoboom
_~nded a Legion meeting in
~tch Wednesday evening.
Mary Zinslt has taken em-
~e?nt at the Paul Wehrman
paM~'s. Ernest Nelson and Mrs.
Wlschow visited Mrs. Win.
Gal~lner Saturday afternoon.
*~r. and Mrs. George Lardy and
were Sunday evening call-
at the Nick Uetz ho~e.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul ~S~ner were
at the Bert Fa~el~ing home
Wibaux ~aturday.
Mrs. May Fisher was a caller at
the Otto Petersilie home Monday
• everang.
I ,_~rs. Joe Downs spent several
"J ~tl~ in town with her daughter,
| . Russell Brown.
| Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Kunick were
~tors at Vic Johnsons Friday
ttternoon.
~eMrAs/ Lawrence Kirkpatrick, Jan-
~_ and Carol were visiting Mrs.
Fisher Friday.
~. Bert Waldahl and Mrs. Olga
Y were Beach business callers
0~1 Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Math Teacher, Pet-
• ~rand Donna were Golva callers
"Phttrsday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Do~ns called
Itt the Lloyd Yates home Wednes-
~Y. . .
~oM~ka~ Margaret Decker aleft for
, kane and other points in Wash-
and
~ ton to visit relatives per-
Ps find employment.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Theisen and
and Mrs. Nick Uetz and ]
were Sunday dinner guestsI
~Pank Nehls in Beach,
Carlson called on Mrs. Pet--]
~lmday afternoon and at
~r~ ~arl~0n home Sunday
Haugse and Clyde Polly
for Minneapolis Sunday where
attend a grain dealers
~0nvention,
Lardy.
Miss Betty Armstrong was taken
to the Beach hospital Sunday suf-
fering from an infection as a re-
sult of an injury she received while
playing basketball.
Mrs. Anna Lardy and Daniel
Bohn left Thursday for Portland,
Oregon. Mrs. Lardy has been vis-
iting her daughters, Mrs. Chas.
Bohn and Mrs. Howard Stockwell
for the past two months. Daniel
will visit relatives at Portland•
Mrs. Win. Gardner was hostess
to the Lutheran Ladies Aid in the
church basement Thursday. A de-
licious lunch was served at noon
by Mrs. Gardner after which
short business meeting was held.
Mrs. Harry Mikelson and Mrs. By-
ram Hogoboom will entertain at
the next meeting on March 9th.
Mrs. Fred Sn~th was hostess to
members of the Get-to-Gether
Club at their annual Valentine
party Friday afternoon. Several
guests were also present. Prizes
for members were: Mrs. Julia Win-
chow, first and Mrs. Ruth Carlson,
second. For guests Mrs. Florence
Smith received first and Mrs. Math
Tescher second• Valentines were
exchanged and a delicious lunch
was served by Mrs. Smith..
Mr• and Mrs. Herman Dietz en-
tertained at a whist party Mon-
day evening for Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Waldahl, Mrs. alga Lardy, Mrs.
Hazel Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cook
and the Misses Mary Tiber, Mer-
tyce Olson, Helen\Higley and Jen-
nie Lambert, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Mikelson and Miss Ethel Mikelson.
Prizes were received by Bert Wal-
dahl and Helen Hlgley. Ed Cook
won the door prize. Lunch was
served by the hostess.
V--
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
O. L. Olsrud, pastor Tel. 154
Beach:
Sunday School 10 A. M.
Services at 11 A. M. Sermon
theme: "Fulfilling All Righteous-
ness•"
The Brotherhood meets at the
Goodwin Thompson home this
Thursday at 8 P. M.
Ladies chorus practice this Fri-
day, 8 P. M.
Evangelistic meetings with Rev.
P. A. Nordsletten, speaker, begin
next Tuesday 8 P. M.
Carlyle
Services at 2:30 P. M.
Confirmation class 3:30 P. M.
Garner
Ladies Aid at the D. A. Gustaf-
son home Wednesday with lunch
served at noon. Evangelist Nord-
sletten will be guest speaker.
Sentinel Butte:
Services with Evangelist Nord-
sletten as speaker Friday, Feb. 25,
2:30 P. M.
V-
UNITED BRETHERN CHURCH
D• E. Kenney, Pastor
Sunday, Feb. 20.
10:15 A. M., Special Service in
honor of Chaplain F. N• Richert,
our former Pastor, At this time
a certificate of award from the
War Department will be unveiled
and hung in the chureh. Rev. G.
K. Bergland, of Olendive, Mont.,
will be the principal speaker.
11:15 A. M., Bible Study classes
for all ages.
7:30 P. IV[: The Evening Worship
Hour.
Wednesday
~.8 P, M. Young People's Christian
ndeavor.
9 P. M., C-~noir l~ehearsal
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev. John Roberts, p~tor
of the Emporia, .Kansas, Gazette,
ends a career that is inspiring to
newspaper workers. As editor of
that newspaper in a city of about
1~,000 people, his utterances were
read with attention all over the
country and in foreign lands.
Mr. White's writings had unique
insight, judgment and common
sense, as well as honesty and sin-I
cere conviction, and no end of l
humor and intelligence.
There are few who can write
grandparents.
ESTRAYED
There came to my place a big
white-faced cow, branded reverse
C H on left hip. J. V. Klein, Sen-
tinel Butte, N.D. 20-3tp
~'V~
A person wrapped up in himself
makes an unattractive package.
~'V
Will and estate of Lou C. Hathorne
late of the City of Glendive in the
County of Dawson and State of
Montana, deceased, to the creditors
of, and all persons, having claims
against, said decedent to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers
within six months after the first
publication of this notice to sald
Executrix at the office of John
Keohane, her resident Agent. in the
City of Beach in said Golden Valley
County, North Dakota, or to the
County Judge of said County.
NOTICE is hereby further given
that the time and place fixed by
me court for hearing and adjusting
sucn claims .are the 15th day of
S U M M O N S ^"-"~n~t~t' 1~44,~
at
ten
o'clock
A
M
• e C urt Rooms of the Count
with such forceful penetration Yet _ y
• STATE OF NOR-~---DAKOTA . , t:ourt tn the Court House in the
the' utterances of newspapers in I I City of Beach in the Coun"h, of
• • . COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY ) "~
communltles like hzs and in smaller ,,~ r,,~ .......... [Go~den Valley and State of North
• S X I-I~ J~ ~ux~, Dakota.
towns as well attract wide atten-1 I T UDICIAL DISTRICT I Dated this ~,÷h ,~ .... • v .....
tion. Anyone who can write intelli- J°hnst°"~aintiff ~1944. -
gently and effectively for a local~ vs. . ' ~ EDNA IVA WHITE
~,,. ....... ~. ~.~ ,~.~. ~ ~ ,.~ [Lillian Cole, the unknown [ ~xeeutrix.
• ,~p,~l~ w,,~ ~*u ~,~,~v ,*,~ ~,~-[ heirs of Daisy Foster, De- |JOHN KEOHANE
once extends far beyond his home Iceased' the unknown heirs | Attorney for Executrix,
• of Lenofa Hem Peal/, De- 'Beach, North Dakota. I
~own. I ceased. James C. Horn, Paul First publication on the 3rd day of
v D. Hem, Eva B. Hem l~ruse, February, 1944. •
!
Mollie Hem Burgess, Cecil (Feb. 3, 1O, 17, 1944)
THE WORLD DAY OF PRAYER Hem Willey, Raymond Fos- ~ !
ter, Rex M. Foster, Reese Fos- l
ter, R. R. Halstead, Halstead NOTICE OF LEASING OF |
The women of the Methodist Corporation, a corporation, STATE AND SCHOOL LANDS |
............ ' First National Bank, of - |
unl~ea ~re~nren ann ~ne ~ongre- Dickinson, N o r t h Dakota,
All unleased State School lands in
a corporation, John Gilbert- Golden Valley County, North Da-
son, and all other persons
gational churches will join with
christian women of the world in a
"World Day of Prayer" at the
United Brethern church on Friday
evening, February 25th at 8:00 P.
M. Fifty countries plan to join
for this observance.
Gold, Franincense and Myrrh
chosen as symbols. An offering will
be taken up to aid Christian work
among students in universities and
for Indians and migrants.
V ....
SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
Sabbath School 11:00 A. M.
Church service 12:00 Noon .
Prayer meeting Wednesday
7:30 P. M.
"-V
CARD PARTY
at
St. Mary's Altar Society of Sen-
unknown claiming any es-
tate or interest in, or lien
or encumbrance upon the
property described in the
Complaint,
Defendants.
THE STATE OF NORTH D~'~OTA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED. DE-
FENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned and
required to answer the complaint of
the above named Plaintiff, which is
on file in the Office of the Clerk
of the District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District in the County of
Golden Valley and State of North
Dakota, and to serve a copy of
your answer thereto upon the sub-
scriber at his office in the City
of Beach in said County and State,
within thirty (30) days after the
service of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day of such ser-
vice. and in case of your failure
to appear or answer as above re-
quired, the Plaintiff will take judg-
ment against you by default for the
relief demanded in the Complaint. -
Dated at Beach. North Dakota.
this 3rd day of February, 1944.
JOHN KEOHANE
Attorney for Plaintiff
Office and Postoffice
Address:
Beach, Nortb Dakota.
l [ NOTICE.
tinel Butte wfl sponsor a card~ You and each of you will please
party on Tuesday, February 22, take 'notice that the above entitled
~'^'~'" in"~t~d I aczlon ls orougn~ for ~ne purpose
~very~-~ ,, • of quieting title in the Plaintiff
V land depriving you, and each of you.
of any and all interest in and to the
" _ following described lands situated in
~---::::-=--:--::---=--g--~ the. ' County of Golden Valley and
| ~vmz'r ~s~wv~tv~ww | State of North Dakota, vtz:
! i~lq~V IqlllMi~/I ! Lot Seven (7) in Block Three
| II!1 i |11|111111111 ! (3) of the Original Townsite of
v~ ~ ~ ~ v v~,w~ ] Beach, North Dakota, as the
| ~ ~ ~V~V~V~T~ ~ same is platted and the Plat
Iil)ilill~l~l|lltl|~lJ ! thereof on file and of record in
l l'fi| R iP, rdlmllHt~ ! the office of the Register of Deed~
[ ~t~, v vz-u-~, w ~, | in and for Golden Valley County,
~_::__:=_: __== _ ...... ~ North Dakota.
R~le~r Meeting, January 3rd, 1944 .
The City Council of the t~i~y ox
Beach.' N. Dak. met in regular ses-
Dak. met in regular session on
sion on Jan. 3rd. 1944 with Mayor ~.
W. Johnson and Aldermen T. .
Dickinson, H. H. Halstead, M. P.
Lovgren, W. C. Schulz and EL R.
Thompson present; M. E. Freese.
absent.
Minutes of the regular meeting of
Dec. 6th were read and approved
on motion by Dickinson. seconded
by Halstead.
The following bills were read and
considered:
Mont.-Dak. Utilities Co., Street
Lights, $114.37; Mont.~Dak. Utilities
Co., Power, lights & gas, $124.61;
Golden Valley News, Publishing,
$11.95; Beach Public Library, $2.5.00;
Bismarck Tribune Co., Register,
$44.95; Golden Valley Lumber Co.,
Lumber, $15•61; City of Beach,
Water• $1.25; Lewis Rooms, Rooms
for transientS, $2.00; Cozy Cafe.
Meals for transients, $1.40; Mrs. A.
Bellmont, Crocks. $4.50: A. E.
Woodward, Crocks, $3.30; O. Hughes,
Coal for Skating rink, $12~0; Paul
Mogle, Cutting weeds, $4.86; N.W.
Bell Telephone Co., Service. $2.50;
F_~ Kouba, Repairs, ~5.00; State
Treasurer, Examiner's Fees, $45.00;
Gamble Store, Supplies, $11.03; N•
D. Water & Sewage Works Confer-
ence, 10,5 No, HTH, $47.25; O1aus
Rishovd, Supplies, $23.94; Earl Jones.
Janitor, $2.50; Ellen J. Arnold,
~alary, $75.00; Glenn P. Cook, Sal-
ary, S150.00; L. J. Erickson, Salary,
~100.00; C. O. Halvorson, Salary,
~75.00; State Treasurer, Sales Tax,
~30•73; Collector of Internal Reve-
nue, Quarterly tax returns, $68.09; I •
qina Kirst, City Treasurer, Interest t•
~n Paving Bonds, $429.24; City Hall ~ •
:)perating Fund, Transfers from Con- •
,inge
,ory Tax FUnO. ipx . ,
mteer Fire Depa~en~^ Services, ] i
~.50; Petty Cash, ~@.~, I i
Mo~ion made by I~s~ea~,: sec- ] •
~@~ by Di~ins0n that billg ~vl •
10W~ and wa~an~ Issued on the~ •
~rlous fun(ts ir~" payment thereof.
II ~re.s@~ v g~e~ "Y~". ~ouon
~rrlecL
and of determining adverse claims
thereto, and that no personal claim
is made against you unless you
appear and defend in this action.
JOHN KEOHANE
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Beach. North Dakota.
{Feb. 10. 17, 24, March 2, 9, 16, 1944)
II . I I I
kota, will be offered for rent at a
)ublic leasing sale to be held in the
Court House at Beach in said
county, on the 6th day of March
MrS. J~2¢e Hess and ~le were
dinner guests at the home
Mrs. Mary Hess in Beach Sun-
Church School at 10:00 A. M.
Morning Worship service at II:00
A.M.
yo.ung Peoples m eetin~ at 7:30
1944 commencing at 10 A. M. o'clock.
All unleased lands will be leased to
the highest bidder for a term of
three to five years. The first year's
rent plus the legal leasing fee must
be paid in full on the day of the
~ale.
A list of such lands to be offered
will be on file with the treasurer
of said county for public inspection
I H
this 4th day of January 19,14.
JOHN O. LYNGSTAD,
State Land Commissioner.
(Jan. 6, 13, 20, 27, Feb. 3, 1Q, 17~ 24,
March 2, 1944)
H dlllH i iili i I ~ i il
Can you use
a typewriter]
CAN YOU do clerical work or
aeeomating? Have you ever
worked in a store? Can you
drive a ~?
The Army needs all kinds of
• skills in the WAC. There's a
chance for you---to improve a
skill you already h~ve, or learn
one you'll find useful all your
life.
Today--find out about the
opportunities that await you
in the WAC---the Important job,
the interesting life, the chance
to serve your country in a vital
way.
APPLY at the neaxest U. S.
Recruiting Station (your local
post office will give you the ad-
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General, Room 44L5, Munitions
Building, Washington, D. C.
ilil i
Sure's a lot of talk going around
nowadays about post-war plan-
ning.., folks passing resolutions
... statesmen holding confer-
ences.., governments making
promises to each other•
But as Bert Chtlders says:
"What good is all this drawing
up of plans unless each one of
us decides to make his corner
of the world a better place to
live in?"
From where I sit, Bert's put
the problem in a nutshell. Gov-
ernments can pass all the reso-
lutions and make all the treaties
they can think of-and it's still
up to the people themselves to
-see to it that the world is ruled
by tolerance and understanding.
Unless we make up our minds
to respect the other fellow's
rights and liberties--whether
It's the right to enjoy a glass of
beer occasionally or the right to
vote aecordlng to our conscience
--all our post-war planning won't
be worth the paper that it's
printed on.
No. 75 of a Series
I
Copyright, 1944, Brewing l.~.~ry Founda~iors
_
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