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MARCH 8, 1951
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We Are Now Booking Orders For
Spoclal Prices Now Until March 1st.
Order now and take advantage of our liberal early order
discount.
Our Hatchery Is state approved and qualified to furnish You
With the following breeds, locally hatched in our modern
hatchery from MONTANA EGGS.
NEW HAMPSHIRE RED -- AUSTRA-WHITES
WHITE ROCKS -- WHITE LEGHORNS {L~ge Type)
BARRED ROCKS - HAMP. WHITES - WHITE WYANDOTTES
Order Now and Get Your Choice of Breed and
Delivery Date
413 W. Bell St,
RAY DAME, Mgr.
Glendive, Montana
WE BUY MARKET EGGS
Your Star-Hi Dealer In Beach
MARKL~r, AS ALWAYS, IS OPEN TO ALL AND I
YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGL
THANK YOUI
Will buy hogs next in Wibaux this
, March 9, and the following Fri-
March 16, in Beach.
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS, BEACH, N. D.
Mrs. Julia Martin .and Mrs.
Paul Wagner attended the funer.
al of John Reilly of Medora on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Muckle end
James were Saturday evening
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Vie John-
son last week.
Mrs. Lenore Smith entertain-
ed the Get-Together Club at ,her
home Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Dixon, Mrs. Eittar
Waldal and Beverly Rink were
luncheon guests of Mrs. James
DeSchneau Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tescher and
Dean Armstrong .retu]:ned Thurs-
day from Texas where the men
took part in a rodeo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Osterhout
were Satu~,ay afternoon visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyce and
Mrs. Bertha W,aldal.
Mr. and Mrs. Nell ,Hogoboom
and Vie Johnso~ were Dickinson
calicos Tues., where Mrs. Hogo-
boom went through the clin~ic
and Vie visited his dad.
,Paul Scherle who spent a two
~veek's vacation in Minneapolis
and Tamarack, Minn., visiting
his bcother and sisters, returned
home and resumed his work on
the N. P. at Glen Ullin.
John Honnold left Monday for
Fargo to ~tttend ,a lumber deal-
ers' convention.
Ecverly Rink left Saturday for
Minnealmlis where she will take
a course in air-line communica-
tions at Gale Institute.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Walter Dixon
and Marilyn wore dinner guests
at the Win. Gardner home in
Beach Tue-~ay evening.
Clyde Polley and Otto Nordin
left for Deer Lodge, Montarm,
for medical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Martinson
had as their guests ~at dinner
Sunday evening the Clarence
Satrc family and Mrs. Shields.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Waldal and
Donnie ,and ,Mrs. Olga Lardy
we,~e Monday evening visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Vie Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lindbl.ad
entertained at Sunday dinner,
Mr..and Mrs. Bill Kreuger and
family of New England, N. D.,
Mr. and Mrs. Halvor Olson, Mrs.
Bertha W, alda] and Mrs. Ruth
Johnson and Bill. Mr. and Mrs.
Wirtzfeld and two children were
afternoon visitors there ~Iso.
YELLOWSTONE RIVER
COMPACT RATIFIED
The North Dakota legislature
has ratified the Yellowstone
river compact setting up a divis-
ion of water from that river be-
tween North Dakota, Montana
and Wyoming. The act has al-
ready been ratified by the other
two states.
Once before a compact was
agreed on for the dtvision of
Yellowstone water between the
~chree states. The governor of
Wyoming, ,however, vetoed the
bill when it was brought before
,him for his signature, which was
necessacy before it could be ap-
proved by congress before be-
coming effective.
The present compact has the
approval of all three governors.
WOMAN RECRUITER TO
BE IN DICKINSON
The W, ac-W,af recruiter, S/Sgt.
Avis L. barson, will be in Dick-
inson Friday afternoon, March
9th, and Saturday morning,
March 10th. She will be located
in the USA & USAF recruiting
station, post office building, and
will interview all girls interest-
ed in enlistment in the ~rmy or
air force. Girls coming in for
interview should bring their
birth certificate with them. Girls
:tesiring to make ,application for
enlistment should come into the
recruiting station prior to March
9th in order to obtain necessary
Jocuments that will be required
by the W, ac-W~af recruiter.
3-Month Vacation~
Mr. ,and Mrs. Felix Wick~ ee-
turned home from California
last Wednesday, where they had
been staying since before Christ-
mas.
Twice as Well
RESEARCH FUND AID
With Our
Golden Valley
News
Brother Succumbs---
Herman Turzinski, a brother
of Mrs. Felix Wicka of this city,
succumbed Feb. 8, at 'P~rtland,
Ore., where he had been a mere-
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GOES TO UNIVERSITY
ENGINEER AWARD
SET UP AT UND
The first grant to a North Da-
kota institution from the Damon
Runyan memorial fund for use in
fighting cancer was awarded the
University medical school, Presi.
dent John C. West was inforn]ed
by Senator Milton Young.
The grant is for $5,000 and
will be used by Dr. Robect G.
Fischer, assi'~tant professor of
bacteriology, in conducting re.
search of production of cancerous
cells.
The school previously received
An award for i~ayment of tt~i-
tion ~nd fees to a freshman en-
gineering student at the U~i-
vecsity of North Dakota was es-
tablished by the chapter there
of Sigm¢~ Tau, the honorary en-
gineering fraternity.
The award will be made on
basis of a competitive ex.amir~a-
tion and on an essay written
~:: the applicant on '%Vhy I
Want to be an Engineer." Tests
will be sent ou~ in the first week
$42,500 for cancer research from ~{ A"~!!-
the Nc,rth Dakota brz, n'.':} of the
American Cancer ~ociety. Beach merchants offer you o
number oi money saving bar.
News Want Ads Bring Results gains weekly. Read their ads,
FCC APPROVES CHANGES
IN WILLISTON STATION
The federal communications
commission recently okayed e
change in lnteeests in radio sea.
tlon KWB~, Wil.listol. The corn-
mission authorzied the assign-
ment of license from Erling Man.
gel trustee in bankruptcy, to
Charles L. Scofield and James
Caravaras for $100 and assump-
tion of liens against the proper.
ty totaling about $8,49~.
ro Visit Daughter---
Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Keys of
Wibaux left recently to visit sev-
.'ral weeks wi~h their daughter
and son-in.law, Mr. and ,Mrs. R.
~)i,.tVt~.~l. \V!IO ll~ave pur(:ll, ased the
i'o',,ey hotel in Conrad,. Mont.
We also carry the popular Jeoffroy Plows.
C. G. JOHNSON
'her of the fire department for
many years. He is well known
here, having visited in this com-
munity a number of tlme~. Three
weeks ~fter his death his wife
d~ed suddenly.
A baby boy 'was born at the
Glen@ire hospital lest week ~o
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Lauff of
Wibaux.
TRUCKING!
ALWAYS PAYING HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
If you need any
trucking done such
as grain, gravel, or
general hauling call
101 nEAC H. D.
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9~,.W ,AftW 4dl0 p. m,
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Come to our modern service shop, and have.• your
ear, truck, tractor, or farm equipment overhauled for
Spring; be wise, DO IT NOW, BEFORE THE RUSH
SEASON BEGINS. Keep the car or machinery you'
have in top shape, so that they will serve you well,
without loss of precious time in the coming busy sea.
GOOD
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We also have a good selection of used cars and/rueka
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