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Thursday, May 4, 1944
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
PAGE FIVE
WANT ADS
TWO CENTS PER WORD
PER ISSUE
If you want to buy or sell
something: if you need hqlp
or wani a job, you can get
results from News Want Ads.
No ad accepted for less than
per insertion. A service
charge of 25c will be made for
"bllnd" ads.
POR SALE--Monarch piano. In-
quire News office. 32-tf
I~OR SALE--3 oil barrels. Earl
Palmer, phone 64W, Beach. 32-1tp
FOR SALF-r-Walsh seed flax. Wood-
FOR SALE---Duckfoot and Fordson
tractor and plows. Howard Wen-
berg, Beach. 31-2tp
FOR SALE--Kitchen table, folding
bed, electric sweeper and attach-
merits. Mabel Early, Beach. 32-1tc
WANTED--Job by elderly man, any
kind of light work. Reasonable
wages. Inquire News office. 32-1tp
FOR SALE---1931 Chevrolet tudor
sedan. Good rubber. See Elmer
Rest, Sentinel Butte. 32-lip
FOR SALE---50 bu. seed corn, Fal-
coner, Minn. 13, and some Flint.
95 percent germination. $5.00 per
bu. T. A. Wosepka, Sentinel
Butte. 32-2tp
Westerhcim
Halvor Olson was a caller at the
Rathbun home Sunday.
The Farmers Union gas truck
was in the community Friday.
Web Allen and Ellis Stacker were
visitors at the Tom Wirtzfeld home
Tuesday evening.
Taylor Cook went to Sentinel
Butte Friday and brought the fam-
ily out to spend the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Gee. Wright, Joy,
Jay, Kay and Bennie were Beach
Ward Bros., Beach. 30-tic
FOR SALE--Milk cows. Also year-
lings. B. J. Majerus, Golva. 31-3tp
I~OR SALE--Modern house. Carrie
Gordon, phone 155M. 31-4tc
I~R SALE---4-row cultivator, 4-row
planter, fits Farmall. H. L. Wen-
berg, Beach. 32-tf
IPOR SALE--Royal Typewriter rib-
bolas. Golden Valley News
office. 5-tf
WANTED---Cook for 8 hours per
day, good wages. Cgll or write
St. Charles care, Dickinson. 30-3tc visitors Saturday.
_ Word has been received that Jim
I~0R SALE--VChite blossom golden Rathbun, $2c, is now in Chicago,
Seed flax. Rust resistant, clean-I Illinois.
ed,°$4.75 per bushel. Frank Dy-[ Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Stacker and
klns, Sentinel Butte. 29-4tptMarlyn were visitors at the Ellis
--[Stacker home Sunday, April 23rd.
OR SALE---An organ in pianoI Johnnie Berg and Ward Butter-
~abinet. In good condition. Rea.-Ifield are busy putting in Ed Car-
son for selling is a piano is ney's crop.
Wanted. Call 9F20, Beach. 31-3te
~R SALE---U. S. approved, pul-
lorum tested chicks. Order early.
Leading breeds. Write for folder
~ d prices. Hoffman Hatchery,
ashburn, N.D. 22-1lip
~R-~ SALE---Two dark roan reg-
istered yearling shorthorn bulls.
Prank Dykins, Sentinel Butte
N.D. 29-4tp
~ SALE~FulIy equipped hotel
of 30 rooms, including apts. Ex-
Cellent tourist " trade. Owner
Wishes to retire. Write box 65,
Ottlbertson, Mont. 30-7tp
I~OR SALE--6-room house, located
next to Davis Service Station;
also 6-room house known as
ZOok house. See Ernest Moore,
~each. 31-14tp
~OTICE--AII horses on Section 17,
Township 142, Range 105 must
,be taken off by May 1 or taken
Up for damages. Godfrey Pesha,
l~each. 32-1tp
~I~AYED--Sn~ll brownish black
~ileh cow, branded Dover J on
left hip. Anyone knowing of
her whereabouts please notify or
Call John Glower. 32-2tp
4~ AUCTION, Dickinson, Saturday,
June 10th, 70 Hereford Bulls and
l~ernales. North Dakota Hereford
ASSociation. For catalog, write
Chamber of Commerce, Dickin-
' ~on. 32-4tp
IL~O---For 'rheumatism and neur-
Iris. Most amazing and effective
remedy in existence. Three weeks
tceatment $1.00. Rumo Remedy
Co., 5047 Lincoln Ave., Chicago,
~lllnois 28-12tp
~{)TICE--I wish the parties that
took the foot throttle from the
Chevrolet pickup last summer
;~ Ueld bring it back to the Sen-
el Butte garage J H Chris-
tensen " " ' 31-2tp
&NTED--Two girls for waitress
~VOrk Experienced, pay $60 for
~st "month after that a raise.
Inexperienced, $50 first month,
raise second month and day off
each week. St. Charles care,
151ckinson, N.D. 30-3tc
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kunick and
children and Wm. Rathbun were
Dickinson visitors Saturday.
Math and Art Brown were Sen-
tinel Butte and Beach callers on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Youells
were Beach callers Saturday. Wen-
dell visited the dentist.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cymbaluk
and family were Beach visitors
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Stecker and
Mrs. Mary Rathbun were Beach
shoppers Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mary Rathbun, Vivian,
Tommy and Dennis were supper
guests at the J. E. Cook home on
Sunday.
.Evelyn Cook and children visited
at the J. E. Cook home Saturday.
Taylor and Bud Cook helped Ted
dehorn cattle.
Lorraine Pendleton spent the
weekend in Sentinel Butte to at-
tend to her duties at the telephone
office.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hillman and
daughter spent a few days visiting
at the Mrs. John Evans home the
-first of the week.
Betty and Mary Lou Armstrong
attended the show in Beach Sat-
urday evening. They were accom-
panied by Alvin and Joan Tescher
of Sentinel Butte.
A. H. Allen had the misfortune
of having his car laid up for re-i
pairs. That being the case, A1 took
a horseback ride to Sentinel Butte
Thursday.
Dick Pendleton has two nephews,
both Jack Pendletons, across seas.
One Jack is stationed in Europe
somewhere, and the other Jack in
the South Pacific.
E. C. Cook and family and Mar-
lyn Cook spent Sunday afternoon
at the J. E. Cook home. Eddie
drove out to help his mother cele-
!brate her birthday. Many happy
returns of the day, Mrs. Cook.
Sgt. Roy Berg's address has been
changed to % Postmaster, San
Francisco, Calif., so we expect Roy
is going to use some of the train-
ing he has received the past
months in glider work against the
little yellow pests. Good luck and
good hunting, Roy.
WAVE,~59c! Do your
Permanent with Charm-Kurl
Complete equipment, includ-
40 curlers and shampoo. Easy
do, absolutely harmless. Prals-
by thousax~ds including Fay
glamorous movie star.
refunded if not saris-
Woodward Brothers Drug,
24-10tp
BUik FuelAgents
ommnflat l~boleum
from #~Lk -~k in
farming communlflU. Lib-
commission and h~ack op-
allowanca. Appllcanl
good physical con-
draf! s~mlus,
letter. Ad-
Standard Oil Company,
Deparhn~nt. Box Sll,
Dakota. (If en-
tn Agricultural sezw4ceS
essential indusfA'y, do
Mrs. Ed Carney visited Mrs. Ellis
Stecker Friday morning.
Starting about 10 P. M. Saturday
the community was visited by a
race gentle rain, which continued
on and off until Sunday P. M. We
believe and hope it was general
all over the county. It was what
the old timers called a "Million
Dollar Rain."
Pvt. Orville Petersilie, stationed
on the Aleutian Islands, writes
that he has had nearly two years
overseas duty and thinks he is
about due for the U. S. A. again.
He says letters are the only morale
builder they have up there--letters
and the hope of getting home again
some day.
---V~
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
O. L. Olsrud, pastor Tel. 154
Beach:
Sunday School 10 A. M.
Fargo and Rev. Andrew Burgess of
Minneapolis. The L.D.R. conven-
tion will open at 4 P. M. and Rev.
Burgess will show moving pictures
of foreign missions at 5 P. M.
Carlyle:
LServiees at 2:30 P. M.
Confirmation class at 3:30 P. M.
Sentinel Butte:
Ladies Aid Thursday, May ll,
with Mrs. Omley and Mrs. Kirk-
patrick serving the lunch in the
afternoon.
Confirmation class Thursday at
4:15 P. M.
~'V'~
BEACH M]ETHODIST CHURCH
Rev. D. J. MacTavlsh, pastor
Sunday School at 10 A. M.
Preaching Service at 11 A. M.
Young Peoples' meeting at 8 P.M.
Choir rehearsal Wednesday at
8P.M.
W.S.C.S. Woman's Society meets
at Mrs. Woodward's Thursday at
2P.M.
Mother's Day will be observed
on Sunday, May 14th, instead of
May 7th as was announced.
You are cordially invited to at'
tend these services.
--.V.--
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev. John Roberts, pastor
BONNIE VIEW
t
Services at 11 A. M. Serm°nIson, Wayne and Richard, Mr. and
theme: "The Guidance of GOd."I Mrs. Joe Pesha, Jr. and Harry Hill
Speakers: Miss Paula Iverson of were visitors and supper guests at
the Joe Pesha, Sr. home Sunday,
helping Mr. Pesha celebrate his
birthday, which occurred on Friday.
-V,~
SADDLE BUTTE HOMEMAKERS
Beach:
Church school at 10 A. M.
Morning service at 11 A. M.
Pilgrim Fellowship at 7:30 P. M.
Choir practice Wednesday at 7:30
P.M.
Sentinel Butte:
Sunday school and church service
combined at 2:00 P. M.
C. E. Monday at 7:30 P. M.
Medora Union:
Sunday School at 3 P. M.
Worship service at 4 P. M.
~-V~--
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
D. E. Kenney, pastor
Services every night except Sat-
urday at 8 o'clock, with Bey. A. V.
Howland, of Great Falls, Mont. as
the speaker. These meetings will
continue throughout next week, and
everyone is urged to attend. Sun-
day morning worship service at
10;15, and Bible study classes at
11:15.
--V-- ST. PAUL'S
LUTHERAN CHURCH
V. H. Dissen, pastor
Divine Service 10 A. M.
Sunday School and Bible class
11 A. M.
Ladies Aid Wednesday, May 10th,
at 2 P. M.
---V~
GRADE SCHOOL PROGRAM TO
BE PRESENTED HERE MAY 18
There will be a grade school pro-
gram given at the High School
Auditorium on Thursday evening,
Reading the article in last week's May 18th. The program will de-
Golden Valley News about May viate slightly from the usual nMareY
Day must have revived many peG- Day program mac has veen p -
ple's memories of making May bas- sented in the past, and will be a
kets. I suppose it is still the cus- mixed program. Further details
tom in towns to hang May baskets twill be given in a forthcoming
but out in our thinly settled corn-lissue.
munities I believe it is a lost art.
Well do I remember how us girls
would bunch up and make baskets
two weeks before MaY Day, how
we'd hurry home from school the
last couple days so as to roam the
woods for violets and other real
early spring flowers to fill our
with;~ &rid how, the eve-
of MaY 1st, we'd steal up to
the doors of friends and hang a
baske~ knook and run for dear life.
B01d-~as "thb girl considered who
dared to hang one on a boy friend's
door, especially ff she had written
his name on the basket, and how
she would run, for back home it
was the custom for the boy to
give chase and if he could catch
the girl he had the right to claim
a kiss.
We have discontinued car greasing for the duration.
BY'S SERVICE STATION
Mary McCaskey, Reporter
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Pesha and
family were visitors at the Olaf
Abraham home Monday evening.
Several from this vicinity at-
tended the Senior class play, "His
Ozark Cousin," which was given
in Beach Saturday evening.
Pvt. Merton Still arrived Thurs-
day from Camp Shelby, Miss., on
a ten-day furlough, which he is
spending at the home of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Still.
Several people from this com-
munity attended the funeral ser-
vices held for Luther Hodgin at
the Trotters church Monday after-
noon. Sincerest sympathy is ex-
tended to his bereaved family.
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Pesha and
• B.M. Hogoboom
BUTTE,
The regular meeting of the Sad-
dle Butte Homemakers Club was
held at the farm home of Mrs.
Lewis Odland, Jr. on April 20th,
with seventeen members and three
visitors attending.
The meeting was culled to order
by the president, Mrs. Carl Carl-
son, and the members responded to
roll call with a favorite quotation.
Mrs. Rudy Ramstad read a very
interesting paper on "Our Jap-
anese Americans." Mrs. Te~l
Severson furnished the game, which
was in the form of a quiz contest.
Mrs. Carl Carlson had high score
and was presented with a War
Stamp.
A ,dainty lunch was served by
the hostess. The next meeting
will be at the Mahlon Stecker
home May 18th.
Club Reporter.
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
D. E. Kenney, pastor
Trotters, North Dakota
Services every first, third and
fifth Sundays of the month. This
Sunday, Bey. A. C. Howland, Con-
ference Superintendent, will be the
Sunday School
and the preaching service
P. M. Everyone is invited.
The fool and his honey are soon
parted. Even so, neither of them
has lost much.
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LONG DISTANCE BUS TICKETS
All buses are now operating on" schedules after being
interrupted by highway conditions.
One-way tickets are good for 60 days, and
round-trip tickets are good for six months.
Persons in this community who are contemplating
long trips, are advised to see Mrs. Ruby Doerner
personally at the Beach bus depot before May 12th.
After this date Mrs, Doerner will be away on a trip
to New York City and absent from the Cafe until
June 1st. Persons in charge will not have the author-
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