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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS. BEACH. N. D.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2,
:W'ib:aux ...... N-::!ews ,
(Crowded Out Last Week)
Domald Ch, affee and Richard
~pson made ,a ~Ip to BuCte
week to get the ,]~a~ter's!
house2mld goods. ~V~r. and Mrs.
~ompson are movictg here to
J. W. Green.up and C. Brungard
from near Sk~ar, N. D., ,a~ter~ded
the Soil Conservation meeting
here Friday. Prizes were ,award-
ed $,avnes Roberts, Raymond
Dobrowski, Ernie Petermann,
[I~verly Br~itenfeld't a,nd RuCh
Quale, for wrRing the best es-
says on "Wh, a,t Oonserva.tion
Means to My Commun, ity."
Miss Betty ,Bryce came from
Miles Ci~cy and spent the week
end a¢ ~he p~rental A. Bryce
blip ,hts m~her, Mrs. Hugh home. Sunday (]V~r. ,and Mrs.
~a~fee, on ~J~e farm.
,o , I Bryce celebrated t.heir 31st wed.
Mr. ,a~d Mrs. C. E. Win, kleman / din~, ~iversa, rv
at Beach cMled on friends hereI ~Irs Hugh "" Chaffee was
~[~umd~y. I broug~t home from ~he Beach
,Miss Marl~aret Welliver ~as a
!l~.ien~ ,a¢ f he N. P. hospital in hospi~at Sun~tay, where She has
been confined since the accident,
Glendive part of last week. I whichcaused her husband's
Coach Owen ;and Bobby OrgM, n death.
~nded "the Terry vs. Sacred
Heart baske1~ba,ll .game .at Miles
C~ty Friday eve. Mr. Irwin ac-
omrtpavded the W. C. H. S. has.
lmtball team to Baker ~he same
I~e., where ¢chey phyed, winning
by 20 poi, n~s.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Beeler
~K)ok 4~heir d~.ugh~er Shirley to
Bc,ach 1,ast week, where she re-
mained at the 'hospital as a
Imeumon,ia patient.
Mesda~mes Alda H, ansen, A1.
bion Welsh and Tom Ly~w en-
tertained the C. F. Lad~es Aid a~
file club house Thursd, ay slUr-
Mrs. Blanche Jeeters has re-
ttwned from ,a very enjoya~Me
~ca~mn. Which ~ok ~her east to
the Atlantic Coast. She pkans to
I~open the Dl~ette C~afe in ¢.he
hoax future.
Charles Holmes who was em-
ployed a¢~ Knowles Market, left
Friday for ,his home in Lincoln,
Nebraska.
~VIrs. Earl Baker ,and d~,uffh~er
F~ances ,a.nd David Knowles vis-
ited Mrs. Don Knowles a't Glen-
dive Thursctay.
~,VIrs. C. A. Anderson and ~d_rs.
O.M. W~odhouse enCertained
the C. F. church eh~>ir ,and some
friends at a Valentine party at
the dub house Tuesday everdng
after choir practice. ~avnes a~d
,lunch were enjoyed by ,a~.
FINAL
CLEARANCE
Thursday- Friday- Saturday
To Make Room For The
W. L. Hammond is in Wash-I
inffton, D. C., where he went to
attend ~a two day conference,,,t
Feb. 15-16, of Che '~t~te Comman-
ders of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars.
Funeral services were held 'Fri-
day ~afteroon ,a,t the M. E. church
for 1 year old ,Diane Jean Bair,
daugh'ter of Mr. and tVIvs. Harold
Ba4r of Great Fa~s, (Mont., and
grandchild of ~vIrs. M,ay Ba~r of
Wib~ux. 'Interment was made in
the local cemetery.
.Mr. and (Mrs. Glenn Scammon
enterta4~ed their Sun£~ay School
classes at ~a Va, len~ine party at
their home Wednesday evening.
A del.icious supper w~s served
to the guests ~terward.
Archie Holmes h~s purchased
the bufld,iwg occupied 'by the R.
Golden Valley News.
Mrs. Byron Hudson
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Fulton
and M,aflys of Golva. were din-
ner guests at the Alvin Wood-
send ~home Wednesday.
World Day of Prayer was ob-
served Friday a~ternoon a,t the
E. U. B. church ,by members of
the local W. S. W. S.
.Mr. a~d Mrs. Ralph Rustad and
George Rustad were Baker cal-
lers Friday ,and Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Shepherd and
Larry motored to Baker Thurs-
day, ,and were overnite guests of
Mrs. ~¢Iartha Shepherd. Mrs.
Shepherd had dewtai work done
while in town.
'Mrs. Byron Hudson is a .pati-
en,t at the Beach Hospital, where
she underwent surgery Thurs-
day morning.
Byron Hudson and children
were Sunday .dinner guests at
• he Willis Preston home.
Mr. and (Mrs. ,Hubert Rustad
:tad .~ons spent last Su'nday ~t~
the George Rustad home.
Francis Plummet returned
Tuesday and Mrs. Plummer re-
turned Thursday from Bismarck,
where they had taken little Debo-
ra,h to the Bismarck hospital .~he
first of the week; they left her
improving slowly.
Bernie Jesfield has been quite
fll w~th the mumps, this week.
Bernita Scott w~s honor guest
at a farewell party Thursday
afternoon given by her class-
mates, and .Mrs. Ralph Shepherd,
substitute teacher. Ice cream ,and
cookies were enjoyed by the
group, and Bernita was present-
ed with a lovely "going away"
gi~t. She plans to leave this
week with her g~andmo~her, .Mrs.
R~lph Miller.
Mr. and .Mrs. Sam Fisher and
Sandra were overn, Re guests ,at
the Dewey Fisher home in Beach
• Friday nile.
I
] .
Mr. and (Mrs. Gloyd ~ury
Daisy Wassmann of A~h~,
d~nner guests at the E~iae
home Wednesday. They were
supper guests at the Bet*. H~I-
son .home.
let the following electrical ser-
vants cut your farm production
e
costs:
Meyers and Red Jacket water systems
and pump jacks.
Viking Electric hammer mills.
General Electric farm welders & bat-
tery chargers.
Hudson chicken brooders and waterers.
Black and °Decker portable electric
drills & grinders.
General electric heaters and heat lamps.
General Electric and Wagner motors
for those 101 jobs around the farm.
Farewell Party--
A group of friends feted
Maxy Arm Vukelie at a di~m~
last Thursday evening a¢ J, ac~
Club, in a farewell .to her; d)~
is leaving COhOs F~iday, March ~,
for Ch,icago, II1., where she will
make her home.
The Cars Listed Below Are Very Clean Ones.
1949 2 door Chev. Sedan, Heater, Seat Covers, Very
Clean. $1489.00.
1949 Buick Super 4 door Sedan, full line Equipment
$2295.00.
1947 Ford 4 door Sedan, Full Equipment. $1179.00.
1947 Ford 2 door, Full Equipment. $1049.00.
1946 Ford 2 door, Full Equipment. $999.00.
1946 Ford 2 door, Full Equipment. $949.00.
1946 Hudson, 4-dr. Sedan. $999.00.
1941 Chevrolet Town Sedan. $379.00.
1942 Plymouth 4 door Sedan. $419.00.
1947 Chevrolet Aero Sedan. $1145.00.
GOOD VALUE
1933 Chev. Truck, Ton, Good Tires. $249.00.
1946 3-4 Ton International Pickup. $699.00.
1939 Ford 1/2 Ton Pickup. $379.00.
1946 Chev. 2 Ton Truck, 825 x 20, 2 speed. $1599.00.
1936 Chev. 2 door Town Sedan. -- $199.00.
1938 Chev. 2 door Sedan. $249.00.
1941 Ford Ton Pickup. $329.00.
1936 Chevrolet Coupe. $65.00.
1936 4 door Chev. Sedan. $299.00.
NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE 1936Plymouth 4 door Sedan. $129.00.
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