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OCAL
NEWS
of In~ra|l plckod up hers
~dO fhere by our News reporters.
are al~nM~ glad to get your
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|ostess To Aid--
Mrs. Elmer Howard was host-
ass to members of the Evangeli-
cal United Brethren church of
Alpha ladies aid, at her home
here last Thursday, which start-
ed with an ex¢'ellent noon dinner,
the meeting following.
New Employee---
'Mrs. Lydia Brunsvold is a new
employee of the Seeley Elec~ic
Co., having started there the
first of this week. where she has
(glarge of the shop.
?arm Troubles--
Joe Dietz of the Sentinel But-
te rural community came to town
last week to purchase a new mo-
tor for his water system, that
was burned out, believed to be
due to low voltage; local elec-
tricians inform us ,that there are
guards manufactured to be used
on motors that will prevent this.
Returns From Ore.--
Edwin Fa,hlstrom of Beach
rural, returned home I~his past
Sunday morning from
Ore.. where he spent the winter
months with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gunnar Fa~hls~om, also
former residents of this commu-
nity. Edwin's two children are
being cared for by his parents,
since the death of his wife. He
and his brother Leormrd are get-
ting their machinery ,ready to
start grain cleaning and treat-
ing in a couple weeks.
Farewell Party--
Several friends of Mrs. P. A.
Thomas met at the Dickinson
Cr~amecy last Saturday after-
noon, where they gave her a fare.
well party, on the occasion of
her leaving the management of
the creamery.
Attend Game--
Coach Moriariy, '°Moxie" To.
bias. "Chuck" (Matejeek, Walt
Bratton and Bobby Jones mo-
tored to Dickinson (Monday eve-
ning where they attended the
Jamestown vs. Dickinson College
~ame.
USED MACHINERY
DISC TIIX RS GRAIN DRILLS
One 21 ft. Single Disc.
One 18 ft. Single Disc.
Some Used Hay Balers.
Come in and look these over.
Phone 25
Beach, N. D.
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SWIFT'S SHORTNING
wmmne, 3 lb.
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DEL MONTE -- NATURAL
can 98c
Pineapple Juice, 46 oz. can 3%
STEVEN'S ERAND --- SOLID PACK UTAH
TOMATOES
No. 2 ( an 17c
6 cans $1.00
Case 24 cans $3.90
N0. can 22c
6cans $125
Case 24 cans $4.90
Buy By The Case and Sayd
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PAHTR# PRIDE --- MAPLE FLAVOR
Breakfast Syrup, 24oz. bottle 24¢
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RORDEN'S CHEATEAU
Cheese, 2 lb. loaf
ii ii i
Vel- Fab, large package .
I N J Jr I I
TE~qS SEEDLESS
Grapefruit. dozen
Sugar, 10 lbs.
99c
QUALITY MERCHANDISE FOR
Free Delivery a. m. & p. m.-- Phone ,75 i
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS, BEACH. N. D.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
Spring Nears--
One sure sign that spring is
near are the many local farmer§
who are now starting to clear{
~rain, preparatory to the plant-
mg season, which is not too far
off. The warm, sunshiny weach.
er of the past week is bringing
everyone out of doors, especially
last Sunday, when practically
every householder in town could
be seen browsing around out-
side.
On Sick Ltst---
A. C. Stone has been on the
sick list for the past week, but
is now feeling much improved.
He and his wife own and operate
the Golden Valley hotel in this
city.
Old Timer Here.-
Mr. and Mrs. Ben ,Fulton of
Oakland, Calif., arrived here last
Y, aturday for a short visit with
his brother Tom Fulton. They
had been to the Mardi Gras in
Orleans and are returning
home this way to visit his bro-
their, In'Beach, Glendive and
Missoula. Ben is an old timer
here having worked in Beach in
the early days and l~rior to that
time ~had homesteaded in the
Ollie community. They were very
much surprised at our North
Dakota weather as their trip
through Texas,had been cold and
miserable.
In Who'S Who---
Revs: H. E. and Inez Lacy, co-
~astors of the Beach Congrega-
tional church, have been notified
that their names ,and biogra-
phies will appear in the 1950 In-
ternational Blue-book. in three
languages---English, French and
German0 This world who's who
was forrherly published in Eng-
land, but now in the United
States, contains about 5000 bio-
graphies of living persons in its
1000 pages.
The ,Marquis publication in
Chicago, also advised them their
biographies were appeaxing in
the 1950 "Who's Who in the Mid-
west". This is the wall-known
American who's who of 1500
pages which is issued annually.
Visit Nearby Towns--
Mrs. M. Butterfield made a
combined business and pleasure
trip to Glendive, Sidney, and
Fairview this Monday, with fri-
ends. returning ,home that eve-
ning. Mrs. Butterfield has just
had a phone installed in her
home here, the number is 228-
DM,
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Recuperating At Home--
NIrs. Stub Noyes is recuperat-
ing at home following hospitali-
zation in Billings, Mont., for a
week. She was taken ill there
while staying with an aunt, and
after going through a clinic was
taken to the hospital. Her hus-
h, anti brought her .home Sunday
night.
~et~ms Home--
Dan Cafferty returned Thurs-
day from attending the funeral
of his father in Kendall, Wis. He
left here the previous Sunday.
BAKER COMMITTEE
~EPORTS ON HOSPITAL
The people of Fallen county
were told last week they could
rightfully expect construction of
he i,'allon (~ounty Memorial
hospital to begin this spring.
The hospital committee, in a
joint session with county com-
missmners, voted to begln con-
'.~truetiod~ as soon as possible,
even without federal aid. .al-
though the project was at the
top of the list for such financial
assistance in Montana.
Grear-Mauer construction Co.
of Nebraska, which is handling
construction of the new tele-
phone building in Beach, has the
contract for the hospital.
NEWS CONTINUES
CONSERVATION SERIES
The second comic strip featur-
ing Red Ryder appea~s in this
week's issue of the Golden Vai-
ley News, sponsored by the
Golden Valley county soil con.
servation district in the interest
of soil conservation. These strips
were called to the attention of
county school children last week
in a letter by Superintendent
Natalie Adamson. The strip, as
well as a regular series on soil
conservation l~ractices ,also ap-
pearing weekly in the News, will
be used by the schools in their
conservation corners ,and scrap-
books.
will begin our on-the-
farm seed grain
and treat
ing service.
From Glendive--
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Gannon
and children were callers in
Beach Tuesday from Glendive.
Makes Billings Trip---
Fred Buldhaupt returned ,Mon-
day night by truck from Billings
where he had gone the previous
day to pick up a load of machi-
nery.
See the Hardy Motor Co's show
here Tues., Feb. 27, movies,
Drizes, lunch. Read ad else-
where in this issue for details.
From Minneapolis--
Mrs. Kenneth Kannenberg and
small son Richard returned to
their farm home ~his past Sat-
urday evening, after spending a
month in Minneapolis. Minn.,
where Richard received treat-
ments firom an eye specialist.
They were house guests at t~he
home of her uncle and aunt. Mr.
and .Mrs. Thomas Kirkpatrick.
Mr. Kannenberg drove there and
picked them up.
With Information Group--
In a letter to his parents here
this week. Jimmy Ristuben told
of being tcansferred from Camp
Rucker, Ala., to Camp Carlisle, at
Carlisle. Pa., where he will be
with the office of public infor-
mation. At Camp Rucker he and
Rex Cook worked on the office
staff of a major.
Business Trip---
J-I,arry Kukowski and son Don-
nie spent three days in Bismarck
last week, on business, returning
home Saturday.
THANK YOUI
Mr. A1 Ueckert,
Beach, N. D~lk.
Dear Mr. Ueckert:
On behalf of the staff and
management of KDIX I wish to
take this opportunity of extend-
ing our heartfelt thanks and ap-
preciation for the excellent pro-
gram presented during our
grand opening by the Beach
group.
We found the community pro.
grams were of such excellence
they should be repeated quite
often. Please advise the leaders
of your community that°no speci-
al occasion is necessary for K,DIX
to be happy to present .a pro-
gram of talent from your com-
munity. You will find us most
receptive at any time.
Please express our apprecm-
tion to all who participated in
the production and presentation
of your fine program.
Cordially yours.
RADIO STATION KDIX
By: Orville F. Burda.
General Manager.
[ Hospital Notes "
Births:
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sliper, Car-
lyle, Montana. Girl. Feb. 18. (Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Allen, Sentinel
Butte. N. D.. Boy, Feb. 19.
Surgery:
Mrs. Don Hathaway, Beach, N.
D., Mrs. Carl Sliper, Carlyle,
Mont., Ma's. Matt Dutka, ~el-
field, N. D.. Mrs. Matt Ganser,
Sentinel Butte. N. D.
General:
John Feldman; Nels Langdon;
Mrs. Russell Zinsli; Mrs. Martin
Con Short Bet~r---
We are happy ~to report that Kittelson; Jack Sleight; Ted
Con Short's condition is much Tescher; Robert BrengleA Mrs.
improved ove¢ a week ago, al- Nellie Bass; Jeanette Fasching;
though he is still ~ patient at Mrs. Oswald
the Johnstone Memorial hospital.
Landmark Moved--- ' To Florida---
The old Amidon Hotel. a land- Mr. ::nd Mrs. Roy
mark in this area for the..,past small daughter are
_~0 years, was moved this week leave this week end or
ante a foundation on west Vil- of n~xt week for a
Florida. They have
lard in Dickinson. The job was beautiful new trailer
handled by the Dickinson House- trip, which is
noving company, having ,a frozen food
Jacobsen; Billy
Eckes; Mrs. Raymond Popiel,
Mrs. H,arold Barthel; Mrs. R. H.
Runk; (Mrs. Harry Roberts.
Illustration show~
the Hoeme 14-ft. Rod Weeder on a
Graham-Hoeme Plow, using 2-ft. extenaion.
Athlete Visits--
Freddie Roberts of Bismarck
was a caller on Slim Clark at
the Golden Valley Harvester
~.onapany this Saturday; he and
~. ~,roup of other athletes, bas-
ketball [)layers. were cnroute
omc from a game in Miles
:itv Mont. They are students
,.: lhc Bi~'narck junior college.
"~naqers Meeting--
~,~) Taylor of t'.~_o I~e:~ch tele-
~onc exchanze, left Tuesday
von-ng for Dickinson. \vhere he
,: an overnight guest at the
ome of his mother and father-
n-law. Mr. and Mrs. Booke. at-
ending a telephona managers'
-necting there Wednesday and
Fhursday. His wife and baby
'-laughter were guests at her par-
:mt.~; home since the first of the
week.
Sure To Place Your
Order As Soon As Possible
They May Be Hard To Get
Manufactured By
PRATT MAN!L;ACTURING COM!
P. O. BOx 834, Phone 1126 702 South Main S:reet.
See Your Loc~D DeMer Today
W. L. HAMM 0 ND
Beach, North Dakota
Theatre
BEACH, NORTH DAKOTA
FrL - SaL
Saturday Matinee
"Operation Haylift"
BILL WILLIAMS, ANN RUTT"I-
ER~FORD, TOM BROWN.
FINE 10- :
GRANULATED |LAI|~.~, 1.09
Drama sweeps the skies in tl$is
action film---the story of the U.
S. Ak" Force flying in hay a]~d
grain dtlring the blizzard
tla t
swept the Great Plains two years
ago.
Shorts -- News
Sun. - Mon. - Tuu.
Sunday Matinee
,'Johnny Holiday"
Wm. BENDIX, OAGY CAR-
MICHAEL.
A "good" film for the whole
family. With a setting of the In.
diana Boys School .this is a well-
made, semi.documentary style
drama about man's progress in
dealing with the problem of
juvenile delinquency.
Short --- News
Wed. - Thurs.
'"Return of
Jesse James"
JOHN IRELAND, ANN DVO-
KAK.
The re.issue of this history-
making adventure.
Short~ -- This Is America
Continuing through the winter
montll% there will be Just one
show e~tch night except Saturday
and Sunday.
Monday through l~lday--1
show--at 8 p. m.
Faldstrom
Phone 5F-310 Beach, and Suaday~-Mati.
aee- event sh 7. O and
Dak. Maid
O dent 4.15
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QUEEN .LOAVES
37c
SEA PItE~E
CHUNK
~TYLE
RED OWL
PEACH OII
APRICOT
SUNSHINE'S I.LB. 30t~
CRACKERS |OX
'" 84¢
QUEEN BAG %
STOKELY'S CREAM STYLE
17-OZ.
CANS
STOKELY'S HONEY POD
VAN CAMP'S
VAN CAMP'S OVEN BAKED
VAN CAMP'S KIDNEY
VAN CAMP'S
Washington Finest -- Medium Sizes (
Winesap Apples, 3 pounds 29c
Crisp California Iceberg -- Lm~e 48 Size
Head Lettuce, 2 heads
For Delicious Juice
Florida Oranges, dozen
FancY Cello
Carrots, bag ........