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PAGE EIGHT THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS Thursday, February 24, 11
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Two , Basketball Games in Beach H. S.
Golva Playing Friday Eve. Sentinel Butte Playing Monday Be a Fan[ Don't Miss
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LOCAL
NEWS
Items of interest pick% Up
here and there: by 'purl ows
reporters. We are alw&ys glad
to get your news items.:
PHONE $9
Chas. Towers df Dickinson was a
business visitor in Beach Thursday.
Mrs. Franklin Smith went to
Minneapolis Thursday morning.
Walter Feldmann left Tuesday
for Caistoata Corners, S. D.
Mrs, Mormon and Charles made
a business trip to Glendive Su]Iday.
Henry Erickson attended th~live-
stock sale in Dickinson MondaY.
Miss Lilllan Jandt arrived in
Beach Sunday from St. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. L. Larson of Wibaux was a
shopper in Beach on Thursday.
Mrs. B. A. Bailley of Glendive was
a Beach visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Mark Freese spent Saturday
in Glendive.
Mrs. Philip Cook was a Dickinson
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Betty Hellemons has re-
turned to her work at the Penney
8tore after a recent operation.
Mrs. Dwight Snow attended to
business matters in Dickinson on
~Phursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Stutsman and
Misses Ida Gantner and Cyclic
:Hagen spent Friday in Dickinson.
Mrs. Edgar Kukowski entertained
group of friends Saturday eve-
honoring Mrs. Mildred Kenny.
Mrs. Felix Zabroskl of St. Phllips
Js a patient at the local hospital,
~ffering with pnemnonia.
Prank Drake ~ ~ Kramer
~f Wlb~ux were Beach visitors on
Thursday.
Mrs. Jessie Weber left Wednes-
day everAng for Pasco, Wash.,
Where 'she wt~ visit with relatives.
Mrs. Stanley Ralsler entertained
the Dessert Bridge Club at her
home Thursday evening.
The many friends of Paul Bren-
~_~ are glad to see him around
again after a recent operation.
Pete Sc~hieffer, who ~ a patient
at the local hospital, is now re-
ported as coming along nicely.
Mrs. R. T. Coutts went to Bill-
ings on Tuesday to visit with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kukowski and
Mr. and Mrs. Martin K1ttleson were
Dickinson visitors on Monday.
~.~The Misses Marlys Braaten and
Cycfle Hagen visited with friends
in Olendive over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stull of Beach
are th~ parents of a baby girl, born
February 14th, A nice Valentine!
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Nelson were
dirmer gues~ at the Win. Gardner
home on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Taft Schell of Dickinson at-
tended funeral services for Mrs.
Robert Menke on Thursday.
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John Callahan went to Dickinson
Friday to attend to buginess
matters there.
Henry Thceml~e spent Friday in
Wibaux assisting at the newspaper
office.
The American War Dads held a
meeting at the courthouse Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Miller of.
Plentywood, Mont~. were weekend
guests at the Steve Sleight home.
Iver Ness of Sentinel Butte has
been spending some time in Beach
attending to business matters.
A. Monson of Glendive was a
business visitor in Beach on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Halstead
returned to their home near Lewis-
town, Mont. after a visit in Beach.
Roy Halstead, Emil Miller, Gor-
don Oison and Eugene Will spent
Thursday in Dickinson.
Cyril Odenbaugh left Tuesday for
Fort Shelling to be inducted into
the army.
Goodwin Thompson entertained
i the Lutheran Brotherhood at his
home Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Theop. J. Kunick
and family were dinner guests
on Sunday at the Dominic Kukow-
ski home.
Keith Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Smith, had his tonsils re-
moved at the local .hospital on
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Leonard Gobbert of New
England is in Beach visiting with
her brother, S. J. Sleight, and
family.
Mrs. Norma Loebe and daughters
are moving to Minneapolis, Minn.
this week, where they plan tO make
their home.
Charles Allen of Sentinel Butte
left for Fort Shelling on Wednesday
of last week to enter military
service.
Robert Hardy returned to camp at
St. Louis after a short furlough
spent in Beach with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Thos. Johnson of Sentinel
Butte returned to her home from
Dickinson, where she has been a
patient in the hospital.
Mrs. Florian Adams of Dickin-
son returned to her home Wednes-
Miss Lola Barnes of Dickinson IsI
visiting in Beach this week. ]
Billy Klppley and Max Wilson]
spent Saturday in Dickinson. [
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rustad of[
Ollle were visitors in Beach Monday.
Walt Christiauson of Medora was
a business caller in Beach Friday.
Joseph Svatoseh of Beach went
to Bismarck Friday to attend to
business affairs.
Mrs. Nina Kramer, who teaches
at Hebron, spent the weekend here
with her children.
Wallace Shodean arrived in
Beach Tuesday from Helena, Mont.
to. visit the Wm. Hollar family.'
Postwar prophecy: We will !
continue to have politics and taxes.
Mrs. Earl Baker of Beach went
to Bismarck Tuesday for medical
attention.
Two freight trains collided at
Waco, Mont. Tuesday night, push-
ing twelve cars off the track and
causing a delay in the passenger
and mail service Wednesday.
Roy Berg, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Berg of Sentinel Butte, re-
turned to his camp in Louisiana
after a furlough spent with home
folks.
Mrs. Mormon was pleasantly sur-
prised at her home with a farewell
Mrs. Earl Palmer left last week handkerchief shower given her by
for Seattle Wash where she will ..........
• ' " I ~ ~ruup oi irlenos on Monoay
v~sit with relatives. _.... "~ k tlevening' Mrs. Mormon and family
ma wojann ann ~aman ~ec ez [are moving to Glendive in the
n . . t Wednesday to spend the day.
Dr. J ns "ppe iLaura Stieka went to Dickinso~
of cattle to his feed yard in Los
Angeles, Calif. Weanesaay. V "
George Boehlke of Alpha arrivedi
the forepart of the week on at
, Bonnie View
Cpl. Walter Kreuger of Carlyle
returned to his base at Springfield, !
Mass. on Friday. I Janice Adams was absent from
Mrs. Win. Burns and family of ischool last week while sick with the
Wibaux were shoppers in Beach on measles.
Monday.
R. Holthe of Hebron visited S.
Holthe Sunday enroute to his new
home in Molt, Mont.
Mrs. Julia F. Martin of Sentinel
Butte was a caller in Beach on
Saturday.
Mrs. P. J. Edkins and Terry
spent Saturday in Glendive visiting
with friends.
Mrs. Jack Ballard of Billings,
Mont. spent the weekend in Beach
with Mr. Ballard.
Mrs. Frank Morasko of Glendlve
was a business visitor in Beach on
Saturday.
Mrs. John Conway spent Friday
in Glendive with Kiss Helen Blair,
who is a patient in the hospital
there.
Robert Schallock left for his
camp at Farragut, Idaho Tuesday
after a leave spent with his par-
ents and friends.
Miss Vera Helm returned to her
work in Plentyw0od, Wis. Tuesday
Mrs. Godfrey Pesha was hostess
to the Homemakers Club at her
home Wednesday, when she served
the members a lovely dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerhardt Schallock
and family of Beach were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mrs. Schal-
lock's sister, Mrs. Tom Gamroth.
Olaf Abraham and family, Mr.
and Mrs. John Glower, and Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Abraham were
visitors and supper guests at the
A. F. Doblar home Sunday.
Mrs. Florian Adams of Dickinson,
Mrs. Jessie Weber of Beach, and
Pfc. Floyd Braden of California
were visitors at the Lyle Adams
home Wednesday. Floyd is a
brother of Mrs. Adams and Mrs.
Weber and has been visiting them
while on furlough, as well as with
his father, Win. Braden of Beach. ]
Congratulations are extended to l
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pesha, who
were married in G1endive Sunday
evening. Mrs. Pesha was formerly
day after a short visit in Beach morning. Miss Helm came here to
with relatives, attend the funeral services of her
Ray Mormon, Funky Doerner, grandfather, Henry ~eyer.
Kathryn Marmon, Dorothy Michels Mrs. John Jasmer of Winona,
and Betty Marmon visited in Glen- Minn. left Friday after a short visit
dive Saturday. at the homes of her nephews,
'The many friends of George! Henry Thoemke, Ray Zinsli and
Page, division superintendent of the Leonard Trester. ,
Northland Greyhound, will be glad Mrs. Leo Tobias and Mrs. Ray-
to hear of his improvement in mond Noyes entertained a group of
health after a recent operation, frienMs at the Noyes home on Fri-
day, honoring Mrs. Knute Farstveet May we take this means of ex-
Vicky Corbert and Ruby Johnson, and Mrs. Gerhard Mugglt. tending our heartfelt thanks to the
formerly of Minot and Webster, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Walker were many kind friends who tendered
respectively, are now employed at guests at the C. C Clark home at ,ha~ ~o~ ~,~,= ÷~o ~u~ o
the C. A. A. communication sta- a steak supper on Sunday. In the -"
tion at Golva. They were Beach evening Mr. Walker and Mr. Clark and passing of our beloved wife,
visitors Thursday. entertained the group with movies• mother and daughter.~L. R. Menke,
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Shipman and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Alguire re- Mary Louise, Mrs. Louise Menke,
Dixon MacDougall entertained Mr. turned Sunday everdng from Min- Mrs. Armina Nichols, and other
and Mrs. T. L. Dickinsor~ and the neapolts, Minn. where they had relatives.
Misses Ethel Kippley and Helen spent the past week attending the ~V~
Dickinson at a six o'clock dinner Grain Dealers convention.
Surxday evening.
Miss Elma Homing of Glendlve.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pesha, Sr. and
daughter Elsie, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Pesha, Jr., Mrs. Godfrey Pesha/and
Harry Hill were among those from
this vicinity who attended the
wedding.
CARD OF THANKS
The Wibaux high school boys
basketball team defeated the Beach
BuGs on the Wibaux floor Thurs-
day, February 17, by a score of
32 to 47. The playing of Drake
and Lawrence featured for the
winners while for the losers the
work of Pierzina and Brunsvold was
outstanding.
Young People of ~he St.
Catholic Church met at the
of Mary Ethel Gilman
evening and organized a
table club. Gerald Hardy
elected president; Mary Ethel
man, vice president; and Vera/.
secretary and treasurer.
served after the meeting.
This Is A Real
Good Farm
I have for sale a 320 acre farm located about
four miles northeast of Golva. Practically
all of it is under plow, with about 100 acres
SUMMERFALLOW with a good set of build-
ings, plenty of good water. Will sell cheap
for cash or on terms.
SEE
B. T. Piesik
,Beach, N. D., or phone 120R for appointment.
Come in thi~ w~k-end.. • look around.., check our pri~
One visit will convince you that we've got tha mer~ha.,~cli~
and the best values.
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Mrs. Joe Odenbaugh received REPUBLICAN COUNTY ~ JAR ~--iPRUNES SANTACLARA
¢~-70's 4 POINt'S'
word from Mr. Odenbaugh stating, CONVENTION FEB. 28 M
that he arrived safely in Fairbanks,
Alaska, and that the weather there
is very mild. Mr. Odenbaugh
employed at Fairbanks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kowolewski ar-
rived in Beach Tuesday afternoon
for a weeks visit with friends en-
routeto their home in Portland,
Ore. from Rochester, Minn., where
Mr. Kowolewski recently submitted
to an operation. V. '~'*":
FIRST LUT~/ERAN CHURCH
O. L. Olsrud, pastor Tel. 154
Beach:
Sunday School I0 A. M.
Services at 11 A. M. Sermon by
Rev. Nordsletten.
Evangelistic services at 8 P. M.
The meetings with Evangelist
Nordsletten speaking continue each
evening this week at 8 P. M., clos-
ing on Sunday.
Sentinel Butte:
Sunday School 1:30 P. M.
Services at 2:30 P. M. with Evan-
gelist P. A. Nordsletten speaking
on the ~pic "The Praying Mother."
On Friday this week at 2:30
P. M. Pastor Nordsletten will speak
on the topic "Conversion."
V
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Bey. John Roberts, Pastor
Beach:
Church School at I0:00 A. M.
Morning Worship service at 11:00
A.M.
Young Peoples meeting at 7:30
P. M.
Choir practice Wednesday at
7:30 P. M.
Sentinel Butte:
Young Peoples meetil~ Monday
at 7:00 P. M.
Service at 8.~0 P. M.
Medal:
Sunday School at 3:00 P. M,
Afternoon service at 4:00 P, M.
V
ST. PAUL'S
LUTHERAN CHURCH
V. H. Dissen, pastor
Divine Service 10:30 A. M.
Sunday School and Bible Class
II:30 A. M.
Mid-week Lenten Service Wed-
nesday, 8 P. M.
~V
~EVENTH DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
Sabbath School II:00 A. M.
Church service 12:00 Noon .
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
7:30 P. M.
the Republican column at the June
primary election; also other busl-
ness as converttion may determine.
All Republicans are urged to be
present.
J. M. Still,
County Chairman.
A Republican county convention m£~-
is called for Monday, February 28, ~B~]
[at the Courthouse in Beach ,for the ND
purpose of selecting three dele-
gates to the Republican state con-
vention, which wiil be held in Bis- ~ ~B@~LB.$
marck March 27th; for the pur- RAISINS ~-LB.--~ --
pose Of endorsing candidates for $ BAG ~
the several state offices to run in MlSS IO~oS~D)LES
{ To Certificate
Holders For
Tires- Tubes
We have the following
Pre-war Tires and Tubes
on hand :
3 - 30 x 3 Vz Heavy Duty
5 - 5.00125 x 17 H. D.
2- 32x4 H.D.
7 - 5.50-6.00 x 18 H. D.
2 - 5.25 x 18 H. D.
3 - 5.00 x 20 Regular
1 - 5.50 x 20 Regular
2 - 5.00 x 21 Regular
1 - 4.50x20H. D.
2 - 5.00 x 20 Regular
7 - 4.40x20H. D.
5 - 7.00 x 16 Lifeguard
tubes
No. 1 Prewar Casings
2 - Seg. 4.50 x 20 4-ply
10 - 4.75 x 19 H. D.
10 - 4.40 x 21 H. D. and
Regular
83 Casings
Several 6.00 x 16 4 ply
We also have several
32 x 6 10 in stock
4 - 30x3½ chains
W. C. SCHULZ
BEACH N. DAK,
Quaker Dill
8 oz. Jar.
HEAD LETTUCE
FAMED CALIFORNIA ICEBERGS~EXTI~A
CARROTS Sweet, Tender California
Green Tops
LEMONS S NK ST 00's
Help Prevent Colds
CABBAGE,. New Texas,
RUTABAGAS
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PUDDING MIX
EVAP. E3 26,
VAN CAMPS ,1 POINT,
SUPER SUDS 23,
FLOODS O' SUDS
LINAL GRANULATtrDsoAP 69"0Z" 59~PKG.
FOR LAUNDRY. DISHES AND
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GAUZE
TOILET TISSUE
25'
2 bchs.
6 for
- per lb.
lb.
PIKE
CANADIAN CAUGHT
WALLEYES
FROZEN S-69
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