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PAGE 4 IHE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1938 U. B. Missionary Society Elects The Womens' Missionary Society of the United Brethren church met with Mrs. Warren Clark and Mrs. Floyd Bo~mTman last Thursday at the War- ten Clark home. Mrs. Harold Owens had charge of the progam w~lch was a study of Cooperatives. Mrs. Jesse Clark, president, had charge of the husinses session. This meeting closed the year for the Society. The report showed flDances in better condition than at the close of the year in Marc~ 1987. Officers for the next year elected at this meeting are: President, Mrs. Jesse Clark, Vice-Preaident, Miss Ada Bovey Secretary; Mrs. Roddy Kimball Treasurer Mrs. F. E. Horr Secretary ' of Literature, Mrs. Andrew Carlson• Secretary of Thank Offering, Mrs. Warren Olark• Secretary of Steward~lp, Mrs. Clcee- ley. Delegates to the branch meeth~ which will be held In connection with the Montana Annual Conference at PRINCESS BEATRIX The Princess Beatrlx, daughter o! Frown Princess luliana and Prince Bernhard of The Netherlands, pie. ;ured in the arms of her father, a ~ew days following hsr birth at The hgqe. TABLE TENNIS TOURNEY Great Falls, Montana in September There will be a district table tennis are: Mrs. Herman Grove, Mrs. Jesse tournament~at Gle~ Ullin, No. Dak., on Clark and Miss Ad~ Bovey. 1 March 20th. Anyone is eligible to enter Alternate delegates elected are: Mrs. but only three from one city or town. Greeley, Mrs• Harold Owens and Mrs. There will be no entry fee for partlci- la(xldy ~. [pants, and women ~ also enzoureged ' - [to .enter: All @eotators are cordially Conservation Meet- linked ~tend. The p~ ~ to ' introduce a fast, clean indoor sport for ings Are Arranged young ~ .~ that m ~ ~~ ~ [and ~. In the future, The county Aarleultural Ad~ztment1 'I'hereV~dl also be special attraeUons committee consisting of Oscar Clarin, such as music tumbling etc. A. M. Peterson and B~nrY ~dhumm Entrys must be submitted to Ben JaG will attend a district meeting in Dick- obson, County Recreational Director, o~ ]~lay &lad satt~day of th~ Maudan, or to FraDk 13aumstark, St., wee~ ~s meetins ls ~:~y ~or] county com~t~, coi~ exten-I akin agents and chief office olerks whot in claexge of the 1938 listing., At this meeting these men expect toI learn the final rulings relative tO the 1988 Agricultural Adjustment .prol~mL i Three general meetings are sched~ed for (}olden Valley county at which time The Norman Haugse family were the lastest information relative to the Sunday guests at the John Honnold Recrcattgn@ Director at Glen Umn. ~' Pieslk, who has been at home here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Piestk the past mo~tth or so, returne~~ Tuesday by tra~ ~ Bill- ings to renew his work there. program will be disussed, ,~[home. The echedule is as follows and every' FOR ~100 bushel --~ b. farmer in the county Is urged to at-' clear~h~~ tend tbe onc most convenient for him. ! seed wheat, Ceres, $1.00 pe Sentinel Butte Thursday, March' Frank Dykins, Sentinel ~4th, at 1:30 p.m. iFOR RENT--8room house f~rn~ed. Oolva. Friday, March 25th at 1:30' Phone 155-M. Carrie ~rdo~ ~ p. m. Beach, Saturday, March 26th, at 1:30 WANT TO BUY -- Fordson ~e p.m. must be reasonable. Fr Ziel~pd. Since certain phases of this program Beach, N. Dak. ~P is of direct interest to the women WANTED--Girl for house folks we would llke to have as many Knute Farstveet. as can conveniently come and take part In the discussion. PRAYER M~JgTING Rev. W. A. Smith and Rev. Herman Grove informs the News that Union cottage prayer meetings are to be held each week in preparation for the evan- geUstic meetings to be held here April 24 to M~y 15• Th first union prayer meeUn~ will be held on next Wednesday, March 23, at the Albert Thein home• They will alternate between Wednesday and Thursday evenings• Everybody cor- dially invited. CARD OF THANKg We want to take this meaa~ of ex- prig our sincere th~nks for the flowers and many other tokens of kindness shown to us during our rece~nt ~ bereavement by the pasto~ and friends. 1 Mr, and Mrs. Olff~rd Wagner] and family . Mr. and Mr~ Win: Wohklttal Mr, and Mrs. Alfr~l o,~mmnmn Mr. and Mrs. Retntm~t Schulz Mr. and Mrs. Vere FeUdist., Mr. and Mrs. FredB~kman Mrs..lulm Wlt~ Eastern MAY 4 Eastern Montana Purebred Li Box 669, Glendive Free Power Show ~,~w~u,a~¢~:~mwm~mm~ and Mrs. George Gearey of South Draws Good Crowd ~ CAMEL'S HUMP'homeValley ofattendedMr, andtheMrs.CardAndrewParty atpeter_the a[$1~ll~lHfll$$~[t$iH~J~im~ll~l~flIl~$ltlilll$~'$1illl~l$,'l[lSmlmI$1Ifl son Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. The attendance and the interest Clyde Myers and Casper Berg have Schefler regret that due to bad roads which were clearly displayed a~ the been busy hauling feed the pastw~k.w • i they were unable to attend. Power Farming Entertainment held at BuddM~ers was a town caller on ~ci- ~ Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Martin and June Beach on Wednesday of last week in day t~in~~is fRmily out to the r~ch were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. an indication of the ever growing in- SatUrday/ ~. ~tA C GibbonsJ terest ~he practical farmer has InI M~)~artin~erg and children~pent i "Bili Kremer~ left Tuesday for Bill- moaern mrm_mg .mere. GAS.• ~'ne. l~.f~ several days vi~t~ in town las~ week.~ ings with a trt~ck load of cattle for Dr. mat l~.wer ~;arn~mg Is .playing m me1 Ingabore Bel~ has ta~ken t~axploy-'Niece fo~ a sa~e Thursday, Mar• 10. onwaro marcn o~ agrxcu~turai progress/_~+ ~, +~^ ~ Burns h]bme J[~ town t ~ ~ ...... "~"~ ~ ""; " " H P. ~Cross an is enjoying a v~sx~ has long passed the experinlental stage ........ '~-~- ~';~' ~l~forl . . S~le ....... and has ,,roven to be the farmer's[ o~,,,,,,~ ~,-~,, -,~-~q F~ .... ,from hl~ son/~arwm oz Gnxcago, ~• answer t~ economical problems that !C~..aMu~. jMon~n~ tere call- Frlen~ r~T~t to hear of the illness threatened to overwhelm him in the .... ~ ~ ~,~'~" ~o,~ h'~fi~B:ch;Of Mrs. ~B~th~ Johnson at her home past. Today the farmer knows that -n FrlJ~ ~" ..... ~ ..... fin Bull ~h dlatrict. with a tractor he ca~ ac~mplish three :v "~,~ ) Mrs. ~U~. Anthony has been stay- or four times as much as with anyI ..... ............ ~lng at t~ home of Mrs• Anna G~eley kind of power. With the recent de-~ ~lat Beaci~where she was taking ~ed- velopment of the All Purpose l~rma11 UA~hIb5 l ical We~_ .eats. ~ Tractor, the idea of Power Panning i I I - Wll I t Lorenz Schulte l~as 1~n on th~ sick finds perhaps the fullest expression ' r~.,. ~.~.w~ ~h,h m ' " uast we~k " "~ :§ • i ~,~ ~,~,,,,~,, .... ~ met on. lint the . • Meetinga of the kind held by H. B.~ r~W~er~rtnC~eC~e'ge ~earey Mr and Mrs George Bre~nz~:were ..Lovell Imp1 me t Co. only emp i who se dt~ oon. Four Carlyle vtsitors o~Saturday, r-- • C.e n hasize~Thursda wit M~ g I " " me great interest in advanced farming ~m~r~ and tkree visitors ~e vre- : H. Hall returned l~u~e w ith. tl~n after methods, and it is to be sincerely hoped! ~Z~"-~'~'~n~h-ti~Ton-~ot'iv~,, sl~ending the week wi~ ]Sxs. ]~ose Stu- thot entertat~ment~ -~ +~o kind ~fi11 ~ ! o-,~ ~ ~ ...... ,~ -~ ~"~ ,¢" "~q V~ . i -- ~ ....................... ,, " i ~ex~ ar~ an annual affair in Beach, ',amnee%C~w~r~. T~eilg~4e~" wiT~' Mrs' Mr and Mrs. Chas. ] R!t~, Delbert [ utcc~ w,,. u ~,- "-'l" " [ " .~z._ ,. _:~~ , ,_ John ~ton. J , and Gwendolyn motored t~'Bak~ S~- [ ~ --P4~orter urday where Mrs. Fulton recelvea m - BONNIE VIEW Mr and Mrs. George Han~gnd, Mr. ical attention. I I Ill I II III Several from this community attend- ed the funeral of Mrs. Louise Benson in Beach Monday afternoon. Mrs. Benson was a resident of the Indian Hill community a number of years ago. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved relatives of the deceased. Harry Hill was a visgor at the Reeve ranch Thursday. Wasmt! Charley accompanied • Kremer~ of to Billings week," where went to attend a purebred Monday. They weeks here before returning ployed. The McCarthy family on the farm formerly Harve Easton. Mr. and Mrs. ily who resided on farm during the past ed the former George Jessie, Clarice and E~r] tend school at Bonnie ing enrolled at Saddle former- ly. PLEASANT VALLEY ~r~W~ -',:: ;=_ ~ ~ . :' ~_ Mrs. O. H. Moe visited Mrs. G. E. Richmond Tuesday. The Fred Kannenberg family moved back to the f~rm ~dnesday after spending the winter in h Paul Wischow, A. ?e~oneaC~nd M. Mc- Coy called at the F~l Kannenberg home Friday. Ole Thorsen and F4 Justesen have been busy repairing the Bunkr Hill We are H. Kukow- ski has hospital. We al recovery. Mr. and Ever- ett Rogers ~guests at the Chas. Big Timber, morning where they Mr. and Mrs. G. Richmond and -USED IMPLEMENTS oN SALE ' TI ACTORS 1 Recond!t!one~ ~-30 Allis Chalmers 2 Recondmone~ ~-36 Hart-Parr 1 New Stubble B~ner 1 Wilberg 3 Plo~4" Drill with Packer 1 Oliver 3 bottom l~'~ plow 1 Oliver 4 bottom L6'q~low 1 Oliver 2 bottom L4" P~w . 1935 For&on "N( v Type" equipped ber Tirei .... .~555.00 Prices on above ll~ itlem~nts for a SEE THEM YODER KINCAID Sidney, Montana WHY PAY MORE ? Double Bitted A LARGE SQUARE WASH TUB for only ... .... 98c --o-- :!39c for a Pint Can Self Polishing Wax --o-- 50 feet of 1-2 Manila Rope ...... 69c ~o-- a buy for ..... $1.25 --o-- for ..... ~ SPARK for ...... Large Galv. for family visited at the O. E, Shallock home Sunday. Mr and Mrs. O. H. Moe were Beach DAYS callers Wednesday. • 5 Machinists Chas. S10comb and sons calle~ at O. E. Shallocks Saturday p.m. GALV. CALF ¢ I P. O, Peter~n called in this neigh- borhOOd Thursc~ay. OIL, TWO --o-- CAN for. 44c • .29c $1.19 ~:::• ....... : GARNERk i~ , | SPEEDY ~--°-'WAGON for $2.89 ill 50 assort. Machine Bolts, one pkg. ..... 29¢ ~~home"~: 'were'i' PRICES ..... AT OUR OWN HARDWARE Oo~ a]hml~ad~eall~satur~y, t~ These Prices Subject to change Without notice ,, ET' MO E FOR YOUR MOS Y- Mr. ~Mrs. Fred W~m~n and lI ~oro~ ,1~: ~t~ ~, and ll USE SUPERM PAINT Sunda~ ~at ,~ J0hn.l~d~r h~ne, See "High, Wide and ~gndt~tue," A OVERSTAD & SON March i0-20, starrl~ Irene Dunne and , Randolph Scott at Sentinel Butte. This a of the Oil Industry set drama. Order The (;olden See -me xe your - Fuels work C0. T FAIR PRICES HOSPITAL NOTES A baby girl, weighing 6% pounds, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fasching of Sentinel Butte last week Wednesday. Miss Violet Schaal had a tonsilect- Gray last week. Gerald Curl of Golva was in for treatment over the week end. Miss Verna Scheffer, who recently had an appendectomy is feeling fine and recuperating very 'nicely, which k indeed good news to her friends. P Dunng the ToUrnament 1 [a e c s- c and Saturday ! Cold Beef or Pork 1 Sandwiches for .. 10c~ l I I I LOOK!HERn DOUBLE PRO EC OH MANY A how its tbe water ~ood- See too, how