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Wibaux Woman's IS. B.To Observe
Club Entertains Nat'l Air Mail Week
Glendive Women
Sentinel Butte April 27--At the reg-
ular meeting of the fire department
ASKS M. D. REVOLT
Wibaux--The members of the
Woman's club entertained the
dive Woman's club at a 1:30
here, committees were appointed to
arrange for a proper observance of
National Air Mail Week May 15 to 21.
a tthe Sutherland/clining room Mayor W.T. Pederson was made
day at prettily al~nited honorary chairman, with Wm. Higlin
After the luncheon the t to act on the honorary committee also.
tO the high schopl au lit where lThe executive committee consists of
the President, M~s. M.P. gave iM. A. Tovey as chairman and also as
an address of visitors, ! chairman of the publicity committee;
after which Donna I Duane Muth educational; W J Burnsl
~uthit, Florepce " and Yvette civic; J. P. Jordan, business and pro-i
McLain sang : and fessionat J. W. Gardner, cachet; Nor-
"GLOW WormD !man Runions. stamp and cover collec-{
Talks were Siren by Mrs. John Hohnltors, and Paul Wagner and Ncil Hogo-/
and l~rs. F. S. P, Foss of Glendive boom, air mail pickup and schedule ...........
after Which all enjoyed Patricia Man-[ On May 19 the committee has ar-/ l'roI: James H: l)leans o! tne.~ar:
ning i~ her Scottish c~tume as she, i ranged for a~ invitational play day, yarn lviemea! scnooi ann preslflent
da~ce~ the "Highland l~ing." A play, however everybody is invited young at the american uonege ot rnysl-
"Teeln~ Off" by Mrs. John Dunckle, land old. Kittenball, horse shoe tourn-t~arts' who kre¢.en!ly ur~e.d pin, i-
Mrs.: & Cullen Miss Butler and Miss aments races and other sports will take I ~,a,~ y,,, u~,,?v© ,n vup-,,~- s~_v£
" .... :--~- - ' --qr"- -r--'u-in- num ~ " ? ......... ~ ernmem to oesdr cnemse~ves anu
~w~en~e was a m m p ou ~ g - ~ place ~o oe toppeo oti wire a Iree or.~anize an effective o-position par
bet • . s ,, "
• / : i show. In the evening a big dance will t~ ~, fh~ Am~vi~,n ~d~di~,l =¢socia-
l~si W. T. Perham of Glendive was!be held and you will be furnished mu :f "'*-:"~ ......... :'""~:r~':" ~me in
lntr0~uced, and in her charming man- sic so you can dance ~anythlng from ~,,~'~tswa~s.,~est~rS~that o-en
net ~old of her trip to Washingto~ and l the Virginia Reel to the Big Apple. r'ev"o-I't'a-~ain~%~tut~le' l'eader~hip of ~he
discussed The Situation in China". I
• most powerful body in American
Out-of-town guests wfre Mrs. Wagg-t WOMAN'S CLUB medicine was advocated by anyJ
net of Portland Ore., Mrs. G. C, Moore] one of Dr. Means' standing.
of Billings, Mesdame~John Holm, R.R. The Beach Woman's club met at the
Robertson, C. P. Auble E. G. Ulfer J. I
S. Blaekstock, M. G. Danskln. M. E.
Worhtlng, D. C. Warren, R. H. ~ss C.
M Steele Joe Balison. Grace Gilmore,
Iv. W. A~:nold, W. D. Murphy, L. A.
Darve, W. T. Ferham 'and F. S. P. Foss
of Glendive.
Joseph Huber,
Former S. B. Resi.
dent Passes Away
l~uneral services for Joseph Huber,
whose passing away was briefly men-
tioned in the" News last week, were
helcl April 2nd at the Catholic church
at North Plains, Oregon, his de~th
having taken place Marcia 30th at his
home at Hlllsboro Oregon after a
lingering illness. He was 73 years of
age.
Deceased flrs~ Game t~ Sentinel Butte
in 1908, movtr;~ his I emily onto a
farm north of town. AI ter farming for
three years, they nlove(
apolis, where they re,'
when they again ',re~
county, remaining thn
they moved to Oregorl,
lsince resided.
back to Minne-
ded until 1917.
urned to this
il 1930, when
~here they have
St~rviving his passlr~ are the widow,.
Mrs.'IMargaret Huber, and 4 children,
Edward of Verona, I~ D. Joseph of
~.llen~ale, N. D.. Harold' and Mrs.
Jo~epi4 Gamroth Of Forest Grove, Ore-
gon. ~
Durii~g/h~:~l'esidence in this county,
Joseph l~uber 'Was at one time among
the suhsfi~ntial ~$nd extensive farmers,
with considerable land holdings north
of town. The height of hospitality al-
ways reigned supreme at the Huber
home, and the family circle was host
to many neighborhood gatherings, who
enjoyed Joe's entertahling qualities ]
based on his Iove for the friendship of,
others. 1V~=my of those old friends still
reside in this county, and they convey
their feeling of grief and a full meas-
Ure of sympathy to the surviving fam-
ily in thi,~ state and on the Pacific
coast.
home of Mrs. Roy Johnson on Monday
evening. The meeting was called to
order by the president and response to
roll call was "My Child."
Mrs. Keoh~ne and Mrs. Hudson
were welcomed back to the fold after
a long absence, due to being out of the
city. After the regular business, the
meeting was adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Hudson May 9.
Mrs. Evans then gave a very inter-
e&tnig report on the convention at
g rek
TO DICKINSON CLINIC
Last Saturday seven Golden Valley
county children were taken to Dickin-
son for the free orthopedic clinic held
there that day. About 130 were present
from various Slope counties, and the
children from this county who had at-
tended last year showed fine progress,
which is gratifying indeed. This an-
nual clinic is proving to be a very
v:orthwhl!e project.
Vincent VoleskYs lather, a brother
and his family and a nephew drove up
from Belfield to visit the Volesky faro-
2HE GOLDEN VALLEg NEWS THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1938
FOR SHERIFF man, Ed Eide, Josephine Cauliflower, spent ~aturday night with Mrs.
'Mrs. Henry Smebv,~ i:gobert\~Somiek, and[ Leighter~. Nunn.
TO THE VOTERS OF GOLDEN'JOhn Herr. , ; Mr. an~ Mrs. A. J. Ziebarth and Mr.
VALLEY COUNTY: " ! Mr. and Mrs. Jells Groni'gng and]
and Mrs. Harold Ziebarth were visitors
! i
I hereby announce myself as a can-ordon were Sunday dinner guests oil at the O{:to Johnson liome Sl~day.
didate for the office of sheriff of Go!d- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Knopp. t Karnes Johnson was a caller at the
en Valley county. I have been a ~¢esi-', Mrs. Hilda LaSotta of Newell, S. D..IAndrew Kohler home Sund!ty.
dent of the eibul~ty tor the past ~hir-I-- , ,~'
tv-two years and for m~nv y~ars a ;
.ev,ou This Week In Glendive
experience in this line OX" WO~ I b~-
lieve myself well fitted for ~he office, i
State Social Workers
To Meet In Dickinson
On next Wednesday, May 4. there
Will be held a regional institute of the
State Social Workers association at
the courthouse auditorium in Dickin-
son. with the following counties tO be
represented: Golden Valley, Billings,
Btark Slope, I~wman. Adams. Herring-
or, Dunn. Sioux, Morton, Grant, Mer-
cer and Oliver. All executive secretar-
ies, ca~ workers, county welfare board
members, cottony commissioners, private
Social agencies, various civic represent-
~tlves nurses and all other persons In-
terested are invited to be present.
Trade in your Butter-riling. coffee
coupons at F. T. Reynolds (~.
THE WEATHER
April 20 .............. 56 36
April 21 .............. 58 22
April 22 .............. 68 36
April 23 .............. 64 36
April 24 .............. 54 31
April 25 .............. 45 37
April 26 .............. 50 36
i Mrs. Francis Higlin
Dies In Sanitorium
The sympathy of the many local,
friends of t~'aneis Higlin goes out tc
him in his sad bereavement, the deathI
of his WL . who passed away Wednes-
.42 day at a sanitorium for the tubercular
If eleetect I promise to ~Ulfill the~i
duties of the office to the best of myI
ability without fear or favor. Your~
support at the June primaries will be:
deeply appreciated.
l~Ay L. ZINSLI
(Pd. Pol. Adv.)
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BIG FOUR DISTRICT
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The Saddle Butte Homemakers Club
met at the home of Mrs. Mabel Kosh-
ney on April 22. A delicious luncheon
was served by the hostess at five
o'clock. The project leaders gave an
interesting lesson on ~mw yarr~.stitches.
The next meeting- will' be at/~he home
of Mrs. Ray Lingk on May/lgth.
Mrs. Mabel Krull, Gax~lett, Mr. and
Mrs. Carlton Krull and Miss A. Quick
of Glendiv~ were visitors at the J. S.
Schauer horse oD Saturday night and
Sunday. They Itlso visited at the Me-i
C~askey ~m~e on Sunday. i
Mr..and~Mrs. H." W. Brown were~
visitorg at t~e J. M. Stecker home on
Sunday.
Ellen Sch'auer and IdeI~e Henmes
spent the week end a~ the J.S.
Schauer home.
ilv here. They returned to Belfield on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oswood were Beach
Sunday evening] callers on Friday. I
MrS. John K~mick ~. returned to Mr. Ray Brown was a called a¢ the
her home fron~ the ~os$)i~al and is Martin Kittleson home on Sunday.
repor~ed"~n the; gain./ '
]farm last w~ek. : ~| .PI-IA
Mrs C ! F~wa s returned from .~.~L Jt~t~x
• • " ° 'a'9 ent the winter [ ~W~II,IIIIIIISNIIIIIII~WIIIUIWlUlNlUWIt~tlIII$11$1111$1111111mlI~H~UI~fl~ i
I Missourl where! s~e sp " M
Mrs. Theo. K~¢_ck and Mrs. V. Yol- r. and Mrs. Cole Mattie and fam-
l esky attended )the Catholic Guild ilY and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McMan-
I Thursday in t~ch. Mrs. Volesky also iga] drove to Olndive Saturday where
attended Home,bakers club at Mrs. Ed they spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Koshney's Friday in Beach. Wold.
Mrs. J. C. Butterfield and son Ward Mrs. Jake Kingsley returned tO her
called on Mr. and Mrs. Dobler Friday home in Baker Saturday after a visit
]evening. with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm
Caret and family.
Don't miss "Fifty Second Street"
Alm'il 30-May 1 at the Sentinel Butte
theatre• featuring Kenny Baker Inn
Hunter. ~ Patterson. EVerybody 'come
Mrs., Dai~',~, Wa&~mann entertained
the Alpb.~ Lad{d~,Aid Society Thursday
afternoon. A large crowd of members
and visitors ~were present. A nice
lunch was served. The next meeting
ar Galen Mon~ where she half spent 1 will be with Mrs;. A. J. Ziebarth on May
01, t ' "' " 19th.
"ao~ he past two yea~ seeking relief from
1.._ th~ draad 7t~tsea~, but all theft could Beverly Bury spent last week with
be done for he~ proved to tie of no her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Claude
HOMEMAKERS MEET ]avail. FUneral ~elwices were l~ld. Fri-Schouboe. returning to her home on
~The Golva Homema'----kers club me~ at deaYli~a~ New Sa_f~m, the home of her i SuA%dt:Y. s e .. "w dasat "
th~ home of~,M~'~: John Denton Thurs-I _ ~r years. 19~cecsed was 37 yearS:far- _ p~no~ng a ~e .... y . nm
.... ~ ..~ . , . ,oI age, arid was ~h~ dauo'hter of Mr i m near Alpha Tom OICUS remrnea
oa~ Apri~ ~ wick, nine nlemhers and~ .v ~, • ,
one(,, vlistor~ bresent",to enjoy ihe fine iand Mrs. Jack Watson, former Medora '~?li~me at Hornick, Iowa Thursday
din~r ~er~ed. Mrs John Bo~serman i resm.en~s. Surviving besides the hus- ...... s"
localleaddr, gave the lesson, a~dMs.r '~and. are two sons, William, 8, and [ Beach visitors the past week ~ere
..... :~ .4 - ...... Stevm aged ;our Their family home Mrs Wm CareT Mrs John Irons M~
~-mn~on also gave a snor~ ~alK. ~Next . . '~-. .. ' ~ ' ' ' ' , "'
meeting will be on May 12 with M~ m ag ~lenc~ive, Montana. and Mrs. P. J. Hagen• Mrs. Ed Scher-
Win. McManigal and mother, Mrs. B. ~-~--~--~_~¢~---- --.- ---- --~-~_~._~¢¢~
Johnson.~a: !yle News.
PLEA'~ANT VALLEY HOMEMAKERS
The Pleasant Valley Homemaker's
iclub had its regular meeting on the
afternoon oJ April 20th at the home
of Mrs. Howard Alguire.
Roll call was responded to by eleven
embers with a memory gem.
The t, hird project lesson of the year
entitle:! "Community Meals" was pre-
sented by substitute project leaders,
Mrs. E. L. Watklns h~d Mrs. Dan
Stockwell.
~An interesting talk on the "Cancer
Control Oampaign was given by Mrs. ]
Ray Eisenbart of Wibaux.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Hans
Anderson and Mrs. Ere- Brettenfeldt,
served a delicious lunch to eleven
members, three visitors and nine child-
ren.
The next meeting will be hclda~,
the home of Mrs. Kermft Still on the
afternoon of May llth.
Felix Zabroski of the St. Phillip com-
munity was a Beach visitor Wednesday
morning and while in town made the
New~ oflfee a visit.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Let Us
Your
BOOKS
SOUP
OUR SUNDAY
DINNER
MENU
Cream ~ Tomato .A~ux: Crotuons
FISH
Salmol~ Croquet~reen Peas
ENTRIES; ~',,
Special lCozy Lunch, T-Bone Streak
z 1
Frenc~ Fried Potatoes a~ d Salad
RO~
Roast Dakota T'6~r~-TUrkey
Herb Dressing
Roast le Young Pork Baked Apple
Roast Corn Fed Beef, Pan Gravy
Lettuce and Salad, 1000 Island Dressing
Fruit Jell-o with dpped cream or Vanilla Ice Cream or
Old Fashi, Strawberry Short Cake
SANDWICH
Evening Special
Cubed Steak, Toast, Lettuce and Tomato Salad
French Fried Potatoes
Special Italian Denver Sandwich, Lettuce and Tom-
ato Salad and French Fried Potatoes
CHEF FOUNTAINE
"Frenchie"
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
Double Malted Milks_ 15c Triple Bans ~a Split .20c
Fresh Strawberry Sundae_ 15c
DRAWING Saturday Evening--S2.50
COZY CAFE
AT EASTERN MONTANA'S FINEST THEATRE
AIR CONDITIONED BY " CARRIER"
ROSE Matinee Sat. - Sun. 2 p. m.
ONLY 10c ...... 40e
Kiddies 15c Sat.-Sun. Nites
THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY
GAGA
wITH
GLEE!
PH BELLAMY
ALEXANDER D'ARCY
A teO ~CA,~ CECIL CUNNINGHAM
PRODUCTION A COLUMBIA PICTURe
ADDED FUN! "MUSICAL ACT"
NEWS
MIDNITE PREVIEW SAT. 11:30 P. M.
AL O SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY
Take Another Bow,
Irene. They're Laughing
Their Heads Off!
o
JEROME KERN
wroto the meledios!
for this explosive~
rol1~l,l~uoe.
Theodora Goes
Wflde7
. . . and that's
The Awlul Truth l
IRE B
DUNN
O AS
FALSE5 Jr.
wlt~
ALICE BRADY
SPECIAL! (Walt Disney's) SPECIAL!
"SNOW WHITE
AND THE SEVEN DWARFS"
Will l iay at the Rose and Uptown Theatres
in Glcndive on Maay 12-13-14 and 15-16
respectively. Added attractions will be
THE DIONNE QUINTUPLETS IN
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QUINTUPLAND
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