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May 11, 1944
WANT liDS
TWO CENT5 PER WORD
PER ISSUE
If you wanf fo buy or sell
lome2hlng- if you n~ help
or wanf a Job, you can gel
rwul~ from News Want Ads.
Mo ad accepled for less then
25¢ per Insertion. A service
cha~a o| ~ ~J.U be made fOr
'~llnd" ads.
~OR SALE--Monarch piano. In-
quire News office. 32-tf
WANTED---A dish washer. Good
wages. Park Care. 33-1tc
SALE---Milk cows. Also yeo.r-
llngs. B. J. Majerus~.Golva. 31-3tp
FOR SALE--Modern house. Carrie
Gordon, phone 31-4tc
FOR SALE--4-row culti~r, 4-row
planter, fits Farmall. H~' L. Wen-
berg, Beach, 32-tf
]FOR RENT--Furnished three room
apartment. Mrs. E. C. Nelson,
Beach. 32-tfc
zip purse, containing
War stamp book, small change,i
Lorita Peplinski, Beach. 33-1tp
Bush will not be in
his office on the afternoon of
May 14. 33-1tc
very nice female
Collie puppies. Anyone can have
them. Ray Hathaway. 32-1tp
SALE-~I6-Ft. Aultman-Taylor
separator elevator. R. F. Samuels,
Beach. 32-tf
SA~I broke saddle horse.
Gustav Tlmboe, Sentinel Butte
N.D. 33-2tp
SALE---Duckfoot and Fordson
tractor and plows. Howard Wen-
berg, Beach. 31-2tp
SALE--Royal Typewriter rib-
bona. Golden Valley News
i 5-tf
SALE---B4 bu. Falkner seed
OLLIE NEWS
Mrs. Joe Baker, Reporter
Read the ads! It pays!
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Berg were
supper guests at the Henning
Steen home Monday evening.
Mrs. Dave McCann of Wibaux
visited at the home of her sister
Mrs. Archie Slater, Thursday.
Mrs. Josephine Conner was
house guest at the June Bfllington
home Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie Sorenson of Beach
visited her sister, Mrs. Percy Bry-
son, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Bud Knutson went to Beach
Thursday and returned home Fri-
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Plummer and
Douglas visited at the Fred Steen
home Sunday.
Mrs. Clinton Baker returned
home Friday afternoon. Her finger
is healing satisfactorily.
Rev. L. G. Wetzel and Emil Fer-
rel have been confined to their beds
the past week with the measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Gloyd Bury and
family of Golva spent Sunday at
the Claud Schouboe home.
Rev. Howland of Great Falls and
Ray. Kenney of Beach visited at
the L. G. Wetzel home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Lutts and fam-
ily spent Sunday at the Carl Rose
home.
Mrs. John Stromme spent the
day at the Lawrence Morrison home
Friday.
Mrs. Lawrence Morrtson and baby
daughter returned home from the
Beach hospital Wednesday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Rustad en-
tertained Sgt. and Mrs. Victor Berg
and Lorann at supper on Wednes-
day evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Berge of Baker,
Mrs. Annie Wee, and Mrs. Wang
were dinner guests of Mrs. Narum
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schlect mov-
ed their household possessions to
Baker. Saturday, where they will
live. Mr. Schlect expects to be cal-
$4.50 per bushel. Phone ed to the Navy soon.
Beach Leslie Zabel, WI
• "1 Miss Flora Rose and her pupils
Mont. . . ~'ltPlat the Wills Creek School gave a
SAL~ T---c~u~-eme ~ Idance Friday evening. A good
running con~lon, excep-Icr°wd was present and a neat sum
good rubber. $~50. W. P. [rea~mea"
Bush Ranch. 33-2tp Mr. and Mrs. Fay Shepherd and
brownish black
cow, branded Dover J on
hip. Call the Carlson
32-2tp
S~An organ in piano
~tblnet. In good condition. Rea-
for selling is a piano is
Call 9F20, Beach. 31-3tc
large graih scoop.
OWner may have same by iden-
tll~ying and paying for this ad-
Mrs. Clifford Bar-
Beach. 33-2tp
and white pinto
~t~clle mare, branded reverse E.
'~ ormation leading to recovery
~be apl~r~iated. Howard Wen-
rg, Beach. 32-tf
SALE--1934 Master Chevrolet.
excellent condition. Motor re-
overhauled. $475. James
% C. C. Hollstein,
33-4tp
SALE--Fnily equipped hotel
30 rooms, including apts. Ex-
tourist trade. Owner
to retlre~ Write .box 65,
Mont. 30-Ttp
SALE---50 bu. seed corn, Fal-
Minn. 13, and some Flint.
germination. $5.00 per
T. A, Wosepka, Sentinel
32-3tp
SALF~--6-room house, located
to Davis Service Station;
6-room house known as
house. See Ernest Moore,
31-14tp
brownish black
cow, branded Dover J on
hip. Anyone knowing of
whereabouts please notify or
John Glower. 32-2tp
Dickinson, Saturday,
lOth, 70 Hereford Bulls and
North Dakota Hereford
For catalog, write
of Commerce, Dickln-
32-4tp
rheumatism and neur-
Most emazlng and effective
in existence. Three weeks
$1.00. RuinG Remedy
5047 Lincoln Ave., Chicago,
28-12tp
8ALE.-..One purebred rogls-
Dolled Shorthorn bull, 4
old. Bred by F. A. Dyklns,
Butte. Priced to sell.
call at once. Mrs.
Rathbun, Sentinel Butte,
33-1tp
WAVE, 59c! Do your
Permanent with Charm-Kurt
~-mplete equipment, lnclud-
curlers and shampoo. Easy
harmless. Prals-
thousands including Fay
glamorous movie star.
refunded if not saris-
Woodward Brothers Drug,
24-10tP
official says he's
Roosevelt isn't his wife.
she's glad too.
family had s.s their dinner guests
Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Berg and Lorann, and Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Rost.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wang and
sons, WI.r. and Mrs. Pat Plummet
and daughter were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Theomke of
Beach on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kinsey and
family and George Ferrell and
Charles of Cabin Creek visited at
the Lawrence Morrison home in
Ollle Thursday and saw the new
baby.
Hans Marker of River Falls,
Minn. died Thursday from compli-
cations following an operation. His
nephew, Eldon Rasmuason, and
Mrs. Rasmusson left the following
day to attend the funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Henning Steen and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Christ sherva
and girls, Mrs. A. J. Jesfleld, and
Mrs. Norman Rost and Alice spent
Sunday at the Charles Madler
home.
Confirmation exercises were held
a~ the Lutheran Church Sunday
morning. Rev. Barge of Baker gave
a splendid sermon for the confir-
mation class, which included Mary
Ann Sherva, Viola and Leonard
Rost, and Lee Roy Wang.
A dance was given Saturday eve-
ning at the hall in honor of La-
yarn Shepherd, oldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fay Shepherd, who will
leave Tuesday for induction into
the Navy. A pleasant evening was
spent and he was presented with
a gift of silver.
P.T.A. was held at the sohool-
house Thursday evening. Mrs. Nor-
man and Mrs. Fulton exhibited the
art and other work accomplished
by their students during the term.
An impromptu program was given
by those present. The officers will
not be elected until the SePtember
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Lutts and
family and Mr. and Mrs. (}rove
Lutts attended baccalaureate ser-
vices at Baker Sunday. Marlis
Lutts is a graduate from the Baker
High School. Mrs. Grove Lutts re-
mained at Baker to visit her
daughter, Laura, who Is attending
school there.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cox, and
Prank Kyle were dinner guests at
the Joe Baker home Sunday. The
dinner was in honor of Mrs. Jose-
phine Conner, who went to Baker
tl~t evening to visit until Wednes-
day when she will leave for Fa-
mona, Calif., for an indefinite visit
with her sister, Mrs. Ray Granday,
and family.
V
BEACH METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. D, J. MacTavIsh, pastor
SundaY, May 14, Mother's Day:
Sunday SchOOl at 10 A. M.
special Mother's Day sermon at
11 A. M. A family church day.
Also Baptismal service, A special
invitation to mothers.
Young Peoples meeting at 8 P. M.
ChOir rehearsal Wednesday eve-
nlng at 8 P. M. Interest and num-
bers increasing but we would like
to see you.
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
Mrs. Fred ~Vassmann, Cot.
Mrs. John Stull and Davie were
Beach callers on Tuesday.
Art Underwood hauled wheat to
Golva on Friday.
Mrs. John Stull visited at the
Fred Wassmann home on Saturday.
~irs. Orstad attended the prom
in Golva Thursday night.
Loyde Wassmann hauled wheat
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
to Golva.
Mrs. Ole Orst~took Joan to
Golva on Sunday ~ght to resume
her school duties
Mrs. Walter Wassmann and Jerry
visited Mrs. Wassmann's mother
iWrs. Emma Beeler, on Monday.
John Stull helped Fred Wass-
mann brand and dehorn cattle on
Monday.
Loyde Weinreis hauled cattle for
Maurice Goldfine on Wednesday
afternoon. He was at the Fred
Wassmann place on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wassmann
and granddaughter, Carolyn Wass-
mann spent Sunday at the G. M.
Brown home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Falder and
Jackie and Mrs. John Johnson
spent Sunday at the Walter Wass-
mann home. They also visited at
the Fred Wassmann home that
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Orstad are
enjoying a visit with Mr. Orstad's
father, mother and sister, from
Minnesota, who came Wednesday.
They had been at Seattle, Wash.
for some time, where they had been
called by the illness of their son.
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
O. L. Olsrud, pastor tel. 154
Honor mother by attending
church next Sunday.
A parish board meeting for the
officers of all the congregations will
be held at the parsonage Tuesday,
May 16, at 7:30 P. M.
Beach:
Sunday School 10 A. M.
Services at 11 A. M. Sermon
theme: "Mothers of Prayer."
Sunday School teachers meeting
this Thursday at 7:30 P. M. and
choir practice at 8 P. M.
Ladies Aid this Friday afternoon
at Mrs. Anna Olson's with Mrs.
Theo. Maanum assistant hostess.
Sentinel Butte:
Services at 9:30 A. M.
Sunday school at 10:30 A, M.
Confirmation class Tuesday after
school.
Garner:
Services at 3 P. M.
Ladies Aid at the L. M. McMant-
gal home Thursda,y, May 18, at 2
P. M.
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Of the total nonfood supply of
fats and oils, soap manufacturers
require 54 percent.
Hospital Notes
Last Saturday the Wibaux Boy
Those hospitalized during the Scouts beat the Beach Boy Scouts
past week at the Johnstone Mere- in baseball, by a score of 9 to 1.
oriel Hospital include: We expect to revenge our loss next
May 5: Mrs. Daisy Saturday, when we will play Wi-
Sentinel Butte; Eugene McDonald ,baux again, at Wibaux.
Beach, who stayed until the The meeting was ope4aed "Monday
day; Emil Nothnagel, Fallon. night by repeating the Scout oath
May 6, iVIarilyn, infant daughter and the Pledge of Allegiance to
of Mr. and Mrs. Verlyn the Flag.
Glendive, was brought to the hos- Next Monday night we will have
pital. Baby Thomas Bowen, son of our court of honor. This will be
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bowen, Carlyle, the last meeting until Scout camp
was in the hospital May 7-8. this summer.
May 8: Frank Glower, Sentinel We have about 9 tons of paper
Butte; Mrs. Louis Peterson, Beach; but we need about 3 tons
and Mrs. J. E. Martin, C~trlyle. more before we can ship it.
Mrs. John Pierzlna, Beach, and After taking care of the rest of
Mrs. Alfred Tennant, Ollie, came the business, we went outside and
into the hospital May 9. played games for u while. The
Johnny Merman, son of Mr. and meeting was then adjourned.
Mrs. John Marman, Beach, had a ~V~
tonsillectomy May 7. Surgery was Corn produces more feed per
performed on Mrs. Ted Rink, Sen- acre than does barley, oats or other
tinel Butte, May 9. feed crops.
Dr. Bush will not be in the office
on the afternoon of May 14.
YOI~G TREES PREVENT
DRIFTING IN FARMYARD
Although it is only 2 years old,
his farmstead windbreak prevented
snow from drifting in the farmyard
during the past winter, reports Al-
bert Kruck of Kramer, cooperating
with the Turtle Mountains soil con-
servation district.
In addition, he said, the sand
cherry trees in the windbreak bore
a fruit crop last summer only a
year after they were planted.
"Some of the trees," Wruck ex-
plained, "are taller than I am.
During the winter they piled up
about 4 feet of snow."
Having the trees stop the blow-
mg snow, he added, made work in
the yard much more pleasant an~i
easy.
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UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
. D. E. Kenney, pastor
Beach, North Dako~
SundLay, May 14:
10:15 A. M., Mother's day service.
Special recognition given to the
oldest mother, and to the mother
with the youngest ehlld present.
11:15 A. M., Bible Study class for
all • ages.
8 P. M., The evening Worship
hour.
Wednesday, 8 P. M., Young Peo-
ple's meeting. 9 P. M., choir re-
hearsal.
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
~ D.E. Kenney, pastor
Trotters, North Dakota
Services every 1st, 3rd and 5th
Sundays. Sunday School at 2 P. M.
and the preaching service at 3
o'clock.
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Patronize our advertisers!
PAGE FIVE,
CARD OFT HANKS
We wish to expre~ our deep
gratitude to all of our friends for
the kindness and sympathy show~
us during our recent bereavement,
A special thank you to the singers,
pallbearers and those who gave
floral gifts. A sincere thank You
to all.
Mrs. Luther. Hodgin, St.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther F.
Hodgln, Jr., Frank Hod-
gin and ROy Stud~.
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ESTRAY NOTICE
Taken up--3 horses, 1 roan mare,
weight about 1250 lbs., 1 chesh~ut
gelding, weight 1100 lbs., 1 chestnut
mare, weighs ~out 950 lbs. Ger-
hardt Fischer, Golva, N. D. 33-3tc
Production ~*~ sweet clover seed
in 1943 was ~ smallest since 1922
and only abo~t one-half the ten-
!year average.
CLEARANCE SALE
Starting Thursday, May llth
WOMENS' SUITS
These suits have been reduced for quick clearance:
Many AU Wools in Tailored styles, Classic casuals and
becoming cardigans. Colors for every tast~---dark,
bright and pastel. Sizes 10 to 20.
Regular $14.50 --Sale Price $9.67
Regular $19.85 -- Sale Price $13.23
Regular $22.50 -- Sale Price $15.00
Regular $27.50 -- Sale Price $18.33
DICKINSON'S
TOP FOOD BUYS
It Pays to Shop ¢'ith Us-- and We Are
QUALITY Conscious, too.'
WHEN IN TOWN--
Drop Down and Relax! !
In a Friendly Game of Hearts
GET YOUR--
POP BY THE CASE
CIGARETTES BY THE CARTON
CANDY BY THE BOX
BRING YOUR OWN CONTAINERS AND
HOME A PINT, QUART OF GALLON OF
CREAM. "Flavors."
LEO'S RECREATION
Tobaccos of All Kinds
$
TAKE
ICE
! I
INVITATION TO BID ON CCC-
OWNED WOODEN BINS
This is to notify farmers interested in the purchase
of Commodity Credit Corporation wooden bins that
,some of these bins are being offered for sale on a bid
basis. Interested farmers should contact the County
AAA Office to get the necessary forms and also for
information concerning those bins being offered. All
bids must be in the hands of the County Committee
on or before 2:00 o'clock P. M., May 15, 1944, and
awards will be made not later than 10 days thereafter.
The County Committee reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY AGRI-
CULTuRAL ASSOCIATION,
Beach, North Dakota.
PEP 9c
PER PACKAGE ...............................................
29c
1 LB. PACKAGE ...........................................
CRACKERS "Waldorf"
2 LB. PACKAGE
29c
GRAHAM A 'Honey' amde
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29c
2 LB. PACKAGE ............................................
LOIN ROASTS
29c
WEINERS
PER POUND
31c
HAMS Premium"
Whole or Half
PER POUND
33c
POLISH SAUSAGES
SOUP MIX "Jenny Lee"
THREE PACKAGES
VL'I One Package
KN1./Limit, Please !
PACKAGE
25c
23c
CORNED BEEF LOAF 34C
12 OUNCE TIN ................................................
ZING "Wheat Germ" natural
source of pep vitamin
PER PACKAGE
24c
F, T. Reynolds Co.
"Your Friendly Store"
PHONE 75 BEACH, NO. DAK.