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P~GE 2 ........ ~ THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 23.
The Golden Valley News
A continuation of The Beach Advance and The Beach Review
W. R. Bratton and H. E. Enderle
Editors and Publishers
A weekly published every Thursday at Beach, North Dakota.
Entered as second class mail matter at the Postoffice at Beaclq
North Dakota. October 7, 1936, under the act of Marc~ 3, 1897
Advertising rates furnished upon request
Bubscription price $2.00 in No. Dak., Minn., Mont., and So. Dak.,
Elsewhere $2.50
Student Cry ° =:
!
Wednesday, March 22, the North
M1asouri Slope declamation contest
be held in the Beach I-£1gh SChOOl
Auditorium. There will also be a pro-
gram that evening in the auditorium
at 7:30. The Girl's Glee Club will
l~wnish the special music. The pub-
ltc is welcome to attend both of these
programs.
The Student Cry will be issued on
Friday of this week.
Next Friday afternoon the high
~ool assembly will be entertained
by the Junior Dramatists, who will
present "Luncheon for Six." The pro-
gram is to open with community rang-
tug.
The Serdor Class Play cast has been
chosen for "Thru the Keyhole" by
William Davidson. The cast is listed
according to their appearance on the
stage.
William, the Butler--Herlin Geyer
Grandma Tterney--Margaret Hardy
Joan, the French Maid--Florence
Ra~ler
Mary Tlerney--Audrey Walker
Jim Tlerney~Eugene Hatl~way
Genevieve Van Camp ~ Annabelle
Michels
Archie Van Camp-Jack I~vons
George AllenmVernon Hathaway.
Rehearsals beam l~t Monday. The
date has been set for April 28.
The Home Economics If class have
been studying meal planning and mar-
kettng. Last Thursday they prepared
second meal, with Mr. and Mrs.
Mlller and Miss Shelland as their
guests. They are now making plans
for the evening meal they are prepar-
h2g for the guests of the declamation
contest on Wednesday.
CARLYLE
(Omitted Last Week)
George Hammmld attended the Fed-
eral loan association meeting at Dick-
tnson Thursday, returning Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fisher, Mr.
and Mrs, George Oearey, Mrs. Claude
Lund and Connie Pratt were sho~plng
tn Beach Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Narum, Jr. were
Baker callers the past week.
Mrs. Conrad Pratt of Carlyle left
Friday for Mlssoula where she will vis-
It with her brother Bobby and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hammond re-
turned the past week from their trip
to Helena.
Mrs. A. E. Scheffer received a fine
full blooded bronze turkey tom Monday.
Evelyn Welnreis, teacher at Cripps
school, has ~ on the sick list the
past week and Mrs, Chas. Hayden as-
atsted with her school duties.
John Rarthel was a caller at the
FTank Susa home Thursday.
Word from Mr. and Mrs. Guy Curl
states that they are enjoYing the sun-
shine in Phoenix, Arizona, and after
about two weeks sight seeing along the
road they will be wending their way
homeward.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Rising enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. Fete Weinreis,
Lloyd, Evelyn, Isadora and Lyle, Mr.
and Mrs. John Schmeling and babe,
Mr. an Mrs. Leo Rising at a one o'-
clock dinner Sunday.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
W. A. Smith, lhud~
Sunday School. I0 a. m. Last day
of contest.
Morning Worship, II a. m. °'Des-
pair and Faith Contrasted,"
Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m.
Pastor's Training Class each Tues-
day at 4p.m.
Recreation evening this week on
Friday at 7:30 p. m.
SENTINEL BUTTE
Sunday School, 2:15 p. m.
Church Service, $ p. m.
Beginning Sunday, April 2. Sunday
School will be at 9:30 a. m. and
Church Services at 9:55 a., m.
BONNIE VIEW
Omitted IAmt Week
Anton Vleth arrived in Beach Thurs-
day afternoon from Plerz, Minn., for
an indefinite visit at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. J. S. Schauer,
Mr, and Mrs. Olaf Abrs2m~ are the
parents of a baby boy born to them
Saturday, March 5, at the Beach hos-
pital.
Floyd Braden and John McCaskey
arrived in Beach last week MondaY for
a week's visit at their respective homes
They and Elmer Allen of Beach came
do~wn from Sidney where they are
stationed at a CCC camp.
Alex Strzywski is still confined to
Ibis home following an accident ~bout
two weeks ago when a gun which he
was carrying, discharged, the shot go-
ing trough his left foot.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nehls were in
Beach Saturday.
J. P .Reeve of Minot was a busines
caller at his ranch home and in Beach
over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs.
Reeve returned to Minor a month
ago from a trip to California where
they spent several weeks this winter.
BEACH LUTHEK&N CHURG'H
Oliver Everette,
Beach:
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 a. m.
Services 11 a. m.
Midweek Lenten services Wednes-
days 7:30 p. m.
Choir practice following Lenten ser-
vice.
Senior League Sunday evening at
the Ted Thompson home; Mrs. Ted
Thompson and Mrs. Richard Thomp-
son serving.
Carlyle:
Services 2:30 p. m.
Sentinel Butte:
Midweek Ler~ten Services Thursday
7:30 p. m.
CLASSIFIED ADS
VANT~onvalescing patients, $1.00
day. Julia Kalkman. 2~2tp
FOR SAIdg--Pure Thatcher Wheat
and pure rainbow oats. M.M. Hogo-
boom, Alpha, N.D. 22-tf
FOR S~ord V-8, 1935, l~Jrfect
co~ditlon. Real buy. IA)gan Auto
Servlc~. ~-tf
FOR SALE--Two 4-wheeled trailers.
Inquire IA)gan Auto Service, 20-tt
I,(~R RENT--Medern dQWlastah~ ap
artment In f ve Beach home. MrL
Clara Moulton, 14 Vmard Street
West, Dickinson, N.D. 22-2t
FOR SALE--I Registered Hereford
Bull, 2 years old. Several heavy
work horses.. Henry Zopfi, Wibaux,
Montana. 25-tf.
PURE THATCHER WHEAT for sale.
Call or write Howard Wenberg,
Beach. 23-tf.
WILL SELL CHEAP--~omplete line of
farm machinery including J o h n
Dcere Model D tractor, tools, etc.
Buyer to rent farm. Good heavy
soil, does not blow. Northeast of
Rugby. Write for particulars, to
Edward Stephens, Box 434, Rugby,
N.D. 24-2tp.
FOR SALE--Durum Wheat. Your best
bet for a 1939 crop..See or write
Ed Kremers, Golva, N. D. 25-if.
I FOlg SALE--MIxegl feed, gro~, $1.~
per hundred, or $18.00 per ~on, E,
D. Logan. 23-2tp.
F~R sAL-F~-Household l~lrnlt~ro, in--:
eluding dining room, living room and
bed room sets. Also gasoline range.
R. C. Kramer, Sentinel Butte, N. D.
Phone 13-F-310. 25-1tp.
CATTLE FOR SALE-MIxed young
stock. Emil Kunick, Sentinel Butte,
N.D. 25-1tp,
FOR RENT---Store buiMing and fix-
tures, also five room house. Tony
Kreitinger, Golva, N. D, 25-1tp.
As I am closing out my machine business,
I still have
FOR SALE
the following implements, at the right price
1 McCormick.Deering Tractor, 15-30, in
good running condition.
1 Model L Case Tractor, in running condi-
tion.
1 Ten-foot McCormick - Deering Double
Disc Drill
REMEMBER, THESE MACHINES ARE
PRICED TO SELL
F. D.
Golva, North Dakota
LOCALS
Marshall Miller and son Bruce, were
Bismarck visitors, going down Sunday
and returning Monday evening.
Carl Halvorson moved the first of
the week to an apartment over the
Birmlngh~m barber shop. Mr. Hal-
vorson recently sold his residence to
the C. O. Carlson family who will
move into their new home in the near
future.
Mrs. John Keohane spent several
days last week in Dickinson visiting
at the Frank Cooper home. While
there Mrs. Keohane attended a party
honoring Mrs. Museus, former real:
dent of Beach.
Howard Hardy, manager of the
Phflips '216" bulk station and Jack
Callahan have been kept busy the
past week decorating the interior of
the station which is a fine improve-
ment.
Bob Jones left Saturday evening for
Bismarck where he remained until
Sunday night to visit friends.
IT'S NOT TOO LATE YET to get
in on that big special magazine offer
of the News. But youql have J~ hurry
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
V. H. Dlssen, Pastor
Divine services 10 a. m.
Sunday school after services.
Midweek Lenten services Wednesday
at 7:30 p. m.
The Ladies Aid meets wednesday
afternoon at 2 p. m.
The National Lutheran Hour, with
Dr. Walter A. Maier as the speaker,
may be heard every sunday over
KFYR, Bismarck at 9:30 p. m. (M~q.T.).
SPRING'S WORK
WILL SOON BE HERE
SAVE MONEY THIS YEAR BY USING
NAKOTA TRACTOR FUEL
As Well As Other Standard Products
GAS--LUBRICATING OIL--GREASES
STANDARD BULK STATION
FRED BULDHAUPT, Agent
......... evening, hauled cotton cake from Beach
Square Butte I Gene Evans and Berlner Peliserlnesday for Loule Peliser.
I I III LI ~ ]
J. V. Klein was a caller at the Bill
McCarty home Tuesday. I
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Oistad were
callers in Sentinel Butte and Beach
on Saturday and returned home on
Sunday morning.
Donald Waidal was a weekend gues~
a~ the Klein home,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ridenhower left
for Wyoming points Tuesday morning
where Bob is planning to go to work
on a ranch.
Mr. and Mrs, Pete Meyers were at
Harmon Olstad's while he was away
working. They returned to their home
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Meyers were sup-
per guests of Louie Peliser Monday
Repair Service
Bring your Repair Jobs, small or
large, to the Community Garage,
where it will be given the most care-
ful attention. We are also in posi-
tion to take care of your welding
needs, both electric and acetyline.
Our welding outfit is protable to jobs
where it is inconvenient to bring them
to the shop.
Cylinder reboring, reseating and
grinding valves is also another fea-
ture of our service.
John Deere TractOr Owners:
If your tractor needs any recon-
ditioning before you start your spring
work, now is the time to have it done.
Come in and let us give you an estim-
ate. We are well equipped to do good
work. Only Genuine John Deere
Tractor parts will be used.DON'T
DELAY.* .See us at once.
Our New Welder Guarantees
Satisfaction
Your John Deere Dealer
COMMUNITY GARAGE
New Seats--. Air-Conditioned
FRIDAY-SATURDAY
Saturday Matinee at 2:30 p. m.
"Snow White and the Seven
Here is .an opportunity for those
haven't seen this greatly advertised
ture to see it and for those who have
it to see it again. NEWS
Sunday- Monday - Tuesday
MATINEE SUNDAY AT 2:30 P. M.
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Cast: GINGER ROGERS, FRED
and RALPH BELLAMY. A "Best-o
Month" when released. The team of Ro
and Astaire is back as light on their feet
ever in their best dance routines to
Guaranteed to put you in good humor.
DISNEY CARTOON
Wednesday- Thursday
Don't Forget The Cash
"BREAKING THE ICE"
Cast: BOBBY BREEN, IRENE
DOLORES COSTELLO, CHARLIE
GLES. Irene Dare, a five year old fi
skater, makes her debut in this latest
Bobby Breen's singing pictures.
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