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W AUX HEWS
Mr. and~ ~. Ray Scammon and
~a were' hi 'Ole~idive Sunday.
Mrs. Neff '~' returned from
Orqon, where she visited relatives.
Mr. andMrm~,C.~ A. Steele visited
the Warrens,st Baker Sunday.
At Red ~ross ImYlday Mrs. Roswell
Anderson ,era@ Mrs. Leroy Sends
. served lun~: : '
Mr. aud ~,'s.' G~W Hall visited at
the Jeerers home at Glendive on
Wednesday,
The Red Cre~ held their annual
elect/on Of officers at the hlgh
School ISunday afternoon.
Jolm Eagetri8 home on furlough
from Arlzdna-~nd is visiting his
mother.
T, 6cott of Minot, N. D. is visit-
ir~ ~ nephew, Wallace Scott, and
family.
Burns and daughter returned
week from' Utah, where he
Visited for a short time.
Richard Thompson • is home on
i~tirlot~gh, visiting his mother, Mrs.
Hugh Chance.
Mrs. George Peterman entertain-
ed ~t family dinner Sunday in
honor of her husl~nd's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Ross from
near Beach visited at the home of
Mrs. Kate Larson Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Slg Pederson visit-
ed Mrs, Pederson's father at the
Beach hospital Saturday evening.
Mrs. simon Hazelton entertained
the Christian Fundamental Ladles
Aid Thursday afternoon at the
club house.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Chaffee
drove to Baker Saturday to meet
Mrs, Chaffee's daughter and her
children, Who will visit them.
Mr. and Mrs. Sig pederson gave
a farewell dinner Sunday in honor
of his brother, Stainer, who will
be leaving soon for the service.
Rev. and Mrs. E. Goossen at-
tended the anniversary dinner at
th~ Baptist Church at Baker on
Friday.
Several ladies had a birthday sur-
prise party for Mrs. M. Teeters
Thursday afternoon, and took her
gifts and served lunch,
In Beach l~tay were Mrs. Louise
Larlg~, Mrs; Ray Scmnmon and
son, Mrs. C~renve Peterman and
M~, George Petern~n.
: In Glendive Friday were Mr, and
Mrs. G. Feukl6 aud baby, 3erry
Mezek, John Morgan, and Burton
and Russell Welsh.
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ROSE
Theatre
Calendar
GLENDIVE, MONTANA
CURRENT WEEK
NOW SHOWINO--
~GI#ADALCANAL DIARY"
starring Preston Foster. Lloyd
Nolan, William Bendix and An-
thony Quinn. Nothing can com-
pare with the picture it Is t
OVeL SHOW SAT. 11:30 P. M.
SUN. MON. TUES.--
'q~IISTLING IN BROOKLYN"
starring Red Skelton and Ann
Rutherford with Jean Rogers
and "Rags" Ragland. His new-
eat and funniest Pucker up . . .
pack uP your troubles and howl!
Again Red's "The Fox," radio's
crlme-buster . . . but now he's
tangled up with babes, bandits
and basoball players in Brook-
lyn, and It's the merriest, most
excltlng murder hunt you've
ever shrieked at ! It's Red-
Roa rious !
WEDN~AY ONLY--
"THE ADVENTURES
OF TARTU"
with Robert Donat and Valerle
"Hobeon. Tartu . . . man of
n~st~*T . • . adventurer . . .
lover . . . f~hter! Gay . . .
darlngr
OPENING NEXT THURS.--
"LADY TAKES A CHANCE~
starring Jean Arthur and John
Wayne.
UPTOWN
THEAtrE
FRIDAY SATUi~DAY~
Roy Rogers tn
'~OWBOY AND SI~ORITA"
Bruce Kellog in
DEE]~LAYER--. Plus Chapter
No. $ of "ADVENTURES OF
FLYING CADETS.~
I~01~DAY MONDAY~
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
Miss Shirley Btxby was shopping
in Olendive Friday.
Ernest Davis and daughter and
grandson of Black Rlver Falls, Wls.
are visiting Mr. Davis' sister, Mrs.
Dan Stockwell, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Bergman of Bill-
ings are the parents of a baby boy
born Saturday, March ~Sth. Mrs.
Bergman was formerly Mlss~Ines
Larson of Wibaux.
Mrs. P. Fischer entertained the
Contract Bridge Club Tuesday af-
ternoon, with scores going to Mrs.
L. Faitermeyer and Mrs, Dave
McCann.
The bowling alley had Red Cross
Sunday. Lunches were also served
all day and a very good sum was
turned into the Red Cross War
Fund.
Mrs. Fred Buldhaupt returned
from the Glendive hospital. Her
daughter, Miss A)ma BuldhaupL
came from Billings to help care for
her while she is disabled.
Business caller~ in Glendive on
Saturday were Mrs. Ross Bixby,
Miss Esther Franz, Miss Beulah
Keit~, Miss Eustace, Mrs. Francis
Payn~ and MarlL~ end Allen Ostby.
The results of the town team
basketball tournament held Thurs-
day and Friday at the high school
were: Wibaux first, Crolva second,
Sentinel Butte third and Alpha
fourth.
The Womans Club met Friday
evening at the library in honor of
Mrs. M. P. Ostby, who will soon be
leaving. She was presented a gift
from the club and refreshments
were served.
There was a fellowship meeting
and dinner at the Methodist
Church Wednesday evening. The
guest speaker for the evening was
the district superintendent, Rev.
Morange.
The Masons at their regular
meeting Thursday evening invited
the Masons of Beach to give the
third degree work. After the meet-
ing S. Severson, F. Reinecke and R.
Anderson served lunch to ~;wenty-
seven guests.
The Eastern Star card party on
Tuesday evening was well attended.
Bridge prizes went to Mrs. M.
Heckaman and Dave McCann, and
Mrs. Wayne Marcus and Francis
Payne. Whist prizes went to Mrs.
Mtn'phy ~l~d Floyd Keys, and Mrs.
Louise Sletten and Reese Owens, '
At a birthday dinner party at
the ~uthexland care Friday evening
M~S. Henry Behendel and Simon
R0~lUfi Were the guests of honor.
Also present were Mr, Schendel and
Mrs. Nodlun, Mr, and Mrs. N.
Hazelwc~)d, Mr. and Mrs. W. How-
ard, and Mr. and Mrs. F. Keys.
The Eastern Star and Masons
gave a joint dinner party Wednes-
day evening at the hall in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Ostby. They
were given a gift by the members
and Mrs. Ostby was given a cor-
sage in honor of her being grand
representative of Oklahoma of the
O. E. S.
Mrs. E. Welliever and Mrs.
George Sommerfeld entertained the
eighth grade with the assistance of
Wayne Marcus, in honor of Allen
Ostby, who will be leaving soon to
make his home at Fargo. A very
enjoyable time was had, with games
and other entertainment. The two
hostesses served a delicious lunch
at the close of the evening.
A no-host six o'clock dinner was
given at the Fischer home Monday
evening in honor of Mr. and M~.
M. P. Ostby. Bridge was played
during the evening, with scores
going to Mr. and Mrs. Ostby and
Mr. and Mrs. L. Faltermeyer. Also
present were Mr. and Mrs. Dave
McCann, F. E. Elllott, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Mafming and Mrs. Claire
Samson,
The twenty-fifth anniversary of
the founding of the American Le-
gion was celebrated by members
of the post and auxiliary with a no-
host dinner Saturday evening at
the Hazelwood home. There were
twenty-five present and a beautiful
birthday cake was prepared by Mrs.
GUy Hall and cut by Guy Hall,
commander. The evening was spent
playing cootie, with the prize going
to Tom Parker.
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LOCALS
Mrs. Herrigsteed of Hodges was
a Beach shopper on Monday of
this week.
Sadie Page arrived Monday to
spend some time visiting friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Natalie Hllbehek of Belfield
arrived Monday to receive medical
care,
B. J. Myres of South Heart was
a Beach business caller on Sat-
urday~
Rev. and Mrs. P. C. ~d of
Belfield were callers at the Olsrud
home here Sunday evening.
Mrs. B. Heckler of Forsythe,
Mont. has spent the past week in
Beach visiting friends and relatives.
Harry Funk and Charles Allen
left Tuesday for Fort~Snelllng for
pre-inductlon examinations for the
army.
Howard and Wallace Enderie of
Los Angeles, Calif. spent several
days at the parental E. M, Enderle
home last week, returning Sunday
evening.
Saturday evening a shower was
given by Mrs. Victor Thompson,
Randal Thomp-
honor of Mrs.
~st the home of
Tom Scott, old time resident of
Beach, returned to Forest River
after spending a week visiting
friends and relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Gonia re-
turned Sunday from Billings, Mont.,
where they have been employed the
past three months.
The Social Hour Club will meet
with Mrs. Jos. Weinreis on Tues-
day afternoon, April 4th. Roll
call: "Songs I Like Best."
Oladys C~ddard and Lillian
Strum attended the funeral of
their grandmother Strom at Miles
City on Saturday.
Politicians are said to take the
pulse of the nation. They should
also examine the nation's feet, and
make sure they are not getting
cold.
George Muggll of the Army Air
Corps arrived in Beach Monday
morning from Camp Truaxvllle,
Wis. to spend ~ ten day f~urlough
with his parents, Mr. and rMrs. G.
Muggli.
D. H Hanson of Steele was called
to Beach the fore part of this week
by the illness of his brother, John,
who submitted to a surgical opera-
tion on Sunday. Mr. Hanson is
also a brother of Otto Hanson,
lumberman at Golva. His son and
daughter are the publishers of the
Kidder County News at Steele and
naturally Mr. Hanson is interested
in newspapers, so called at the
Golden Valley News office for a
visit.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hammond
were Beach callers Thursday P. M.
Herman Bargfeld spent the week
at Beach and Sentinel Butte, visit-
ing his daughter, Mrs. Walter Allen.
Several from Carlyle and vicinity
attended the sale of Mrs. Welsh
Wednesday.
Harold Fulton, George Waterland
and Bill Neary were Baker business
callers Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hartse and
niece, Lavonne Hartse, were Wi-
baux and Beach callers Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fulton and
Paul Bowen were Beach callers on
Thursday,
Miss Jean Hartse is teaching at
the Fisher School finishing a term
of school,
~Bob Morin took the high school
girls to Wibaux Thursday night to
a basketball game.
Miss Gwendolyn Fulton and Miss
Margie Dealing spent the weekend
at the Charlie Fulton home,
Harold Fulton and Jean Hartse
were shoppers in Glendive Saturday
P.M.
Frank Fulton and daughter of
Giendive spent the w#ekend visiting
relatives and friends in Carlyle
and vicinity.
Mrs. Chas. Huffman returned
home Wednesday from Iowa after
having cared for her sister-in-law
for three weeks.
Mrs. Jens Waarst received word
of the death of her brother, August
Oisen in Idaho. Deep sympathy is
extended to her.
Leone, Adell and Patsy Lund,
Dorothy Hammond, and Mary Jane
Lindstrom spent the weekend in
Glendive,
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS
The Beach Woman's Club met
at the Henry Thompson home on
Monday evening and the following
officers were elected:
President, Mrs. G. E. S{mdness;
first vice president, Mrs. L. A.
Kirst; second vice president, Mrs.
Ernest Sorenson; secretary, " Mrs.
Maurlce Rohan; treasurer, Mrs.
Minnie Srnith; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Jesse Still; executive
board, Mrs. Rufus Arnold, Miss
Mattle Thompson and Mrs. E. D.
Evans.
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Harry Funk left Tuesday of this
week for the army.
Otto Johnson was a supper guest
at the Julius Larsen home on
Thursday.
Mrs. Dorothy Hess of Golva was
an overnight guest of Marion Gard-
ner on Thursday.
John Hanson was taken to the
Beach hospital when he became
serieusly ill on Friday of last week.
Miss Mary Kremers spent a few
days in Beach last week before re-
turning to her home in Golva.
Mrs. Leo Kremers was taken to
the Beach hospital on Wednesday
evening of last week.
Fred Kremers left Monday mor-
ning for Fort Shelling to be induct-
ed into the navy.
Mrs. Julius Larsen and Marlene
visited Mrs. Edgar Kukowski of
Beach on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schwagle were
visitors at the Julius Larsen home
on Sunday.
Leo White left Friday to return
home after spending the past week
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim White.
Mr. and Mrs. Wicke arrived here
the past week to spend some time
visiting at the home of Mrs.
Wicke's daughter, Mrs. Homer
Madison.
The many friends of John Fis-
cher were very sorry to hear of his
death on Saturday morning. His
many friends extend their sincerest
sympathy to ~he grieving family.
Sgt. Hugo Kreitinger returned
home Saturday evening to spend
the weekend at the home of his,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kreit-
inger, leaving Monday morning to
return ,to his camp in South
Dakota.
The Golva independent basketball
team made a trip to Wibaux on
Thursday and Friday evening, to
,take part in the annual basketball
tournament there. On Thursday
evening they played Sentinel Butte,
winning that game. On Friday
evening they played Wibaux and
lost. They won second place in
the tournament, Wibaux taking
first.
~--=~==--=:=--=--===-~==------'iALPHA NEWS
Gertrude Boehlke was a Golva
visitor one day this week.
A1 Irons and Edith Carew were
spectators in Beach Wednesday.-
Clarence and Lee Roy Fasching
ha~lled hogs to town Friday.
~ohn and Ben Susa were callers
at, the R. R Boehlke home on
Thursday.
Mrs. Roztna Fasching went to
Bismarck Monday to consult a doc-
tor. returning Friday.
Mrs. C. Otrembo and Carl were
callers a~ the Ed Sherman home on
Tuesday.
A. J. Zeibarth, Harold Zeibarth,
Harold Oisom Louis Drewniak. and
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fasching
were Beach visitors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Art White, Mrs. H.
Olson and son Harold. Andrew
Kohler, Daisy Wassmann and Ro-
ztna Fasching were business callers
in Beach Saturday.
~Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sonnek,
A[tdrew Kohler, Daisy Wassmann,
AI Irons, Mr. and Mrs. Art White,
and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Zelbarth
and Harold were Beach callers on
Monday.
--V--
Farmer: "An' how's Lawyer Jones
doin', ,Doctor?"
Doctor: "Poor fellow! He's lying
at death's door."
Farmer: "That's grit for ye--at
death's door and still lyin'."
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HORSE SALES Every Friday
at the
BILLINGS LIVESTOCK COMM. CO.
Where they sell more horses each week than any firm in the
United States. You can get your cull rang~ horses sold from $15
to $35 per head. The best work horses the past three weeks
sold from $175 to $250 per pair. Odd work horses $50 to $100
each. Gentle haler-broke or unbroke, two to five-year-old mares
for Southern trade $30 @ $50. Saddle horses $50 to $150.
TWO SPECIAL SADDLE HORSE SALES
April 21st and 22nd May 26th and 27th
Send your horses for these sales
CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS
Auction Sales Mondays and Wednesdays
Private Sales Every Day
REGIsTERED HEREFORD CATTLE
BULLS AND FEMALES
Friday, M0reh 31st
North Side of the Track at Billings
Thursday, March 30, 1944
FOR SALE
1941 4.Door Special Buick Sedan
28,000 actual miles, with good tires and
in perfect condition throughout. In
shape to give you good, economical
transportation for the duration and
after.
HALSTEAD CORPORATION
PHONE 113, BEACH, N. D.
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Give Your Home a New Face
with a Fresh Coat of Paint
Your home might have taken .
a,beating this winter.., but "
it can still look .just as fresh
and clean as before. Give it
a new outlook with perfec-
tion paint. Don't wait until
it's too late. Rclnember.
we handle the best paints.
.... CAI,I~ TOI)AY
GOLVA TRADING COMPANY
Bert Covert, Manager
GOLVA, NORTH DAKOTA
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BEACH LIVESTOCK
MARKET
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
March 31st and April 1st
Will take as many hogs as you may deliver. Imst
week was able to pay $12.70 for Top Hogs, but~,~'ill
guarantee the following prices this week, paying more
if the market will permit:
TOP HOGS, 210 to 300 lbs. .... $12.50 ~t~
185 to 210 lb. HOGS $11.50 ~
........ t~ ~o,
170 to i85 lb. HOGS - ' .... $11.20 ~ba~e,~l ;b~
140 to 170 lb. HOGS. - - $9.50 to $11,00 !~/~
SOWS, all weights ......... $11.20
Feeder hogs or hogs under 140 Ibs. bought at $9.00 ,
per hundred. " ! Weet
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~ou'l, Always Get a Square Deal With-- "1 i ~Z~tsl~,~
JACK BMLARD
PHONE 40
BEACH, N, D,