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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
THURSDAY,
Opening Game: W
MAY 18th, 1941
General Admission 31c, tax lc; Grand Stand 9c, tax lc. Charles Seger of Minot will pitch for Beach. This is a league
Arrangements
Made For Bad-
lands Bible Camp
[~he ninth annual Luther Leagu
B~lla~ds Bible camp will be held at
the Buddy Ranch near Medora June
11~17 and 18-24. The camp will be
ln~:: session two weeks this summer,
with different students registered for
each week of the sessions. Each week
o~.s on a Wednesday night and
rt~'s through the next Tuesday ev-
e(~ g. The annual attendance at this
c~p is. from 350 to 500 young people
wl~ come from western Dakota and
M nt na.
'q~e 'fa~Rlty for the first week are
'I~. ~V. S.,L. Almlie of Miles City,
M~t.;;Y:~he;Rev. W. L.
Ellick~on of
.~the Rev. Karl Stromme of Bux-
~: D.-The faculty for 'the sec-
week will be The P,.ev.Ernest
~'b, Manltowoc, Wls.; The Rev.
C~iE. Frost, WillistorL N. D.; and
~ary Reidar Daehlin of China.
will be conducted each week
d~ during the forenoon. Afternoons
a~e largely devoted to recreation. Ev-
ening services are held at 7:30. fol-
M by informal campfire servlces
in which campers take part. Sundays
feature sunrise services, morning
and afternoon worship services which
,~ general public are invited to at-
;~Camp management is as follows:
I~V. Oliver Everette, Beach. manag-
~a~T. Lokensgard, Hettinger, as-
manager; R. A. Normann, of
"4V~t/ord City, treasurer; O W. Lok-
ensgard, Arnegard, camp dean Annie
M0rland, Scranton, secretary; E. M.
Sletten, Taylor, registrar; Kermit
Perhus of Marshall, dean of men;
Norma Hegge of Minneapolis, dean
of women; Mrs. E. M. Sletten, Tay-
lor, camp nurse..
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Longstreth of
Dickinson were in Beach Monday of
this week and while here were
guests at the Bud Miller home.
Episcopal Guild rumnm~ sale Sat-
m-day in the church basement.
Paul Horn, who has been located
at Brusset, Mont., the past several
months, was here for a few days visit
this week. He returned yesterday
morning. Herman Geyer who had
spent several weeks with Mr. Horn
helptng with the farming operations
at Brusset returned to his home
here.
Last Friday Miss Alma Snydal
left for a few days visit at Valley
City. She was accompanied by Mrs.
T. M. Leverson who alao visited there,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Schmitz who
went on to Jamestown to visit Mrs.
Schimtz's parents and Mrs. Kowal-
ewski, who went to Moorhead to visit
her son, Mr. and Mrs. Don Kowalew-
redO. The party returned here Mon-
day of .this week.
LOCALS A miscellaneous shower honoring
Miss Anne Ziegler was held Wednes-
day evening of last week at the Earl
Mr. and Mrs. Spud Adamson spent Miller home, and the bride to be was
Mother's Day at the parental Adam-~the recipient of many nice gifts.
son home in the Sidney community, Mr. and Mrs. Karolac and son of
returning to Beach that same even-[Albany' Cal., stopped a~ the Davidson
ing, I home the first of the week. They
Miss Ada Bovey leaves today for were enroute home from the ABC
various points in Ohio on a vacation bowling conference at St. Paul.
trip, planning to begone about two Mrs. O. Ft. Niece wa~ hostess to
months, the Social Hour club at her home on
Walter Petersilie, now a corporal Tuesday afternoon.
FOR SALE---Certified Bliss Triumph FOR RENT--Room in modern home, FOR SA~round
potatoes. Now is the time ~o get reasonably priced Phone 54-W. and wheat $1.00 per
good seed potatoes. $1.50 per bu. i ground corn and cob
Limi':ed supply. Golden Valley Po- FOR SALE--Red Triumph seed po-ID. Logan. Beach.
taro Growers, John Fakler. See., ~atoes. Certified seed last year.
Beach, N.D. 31-2tp $1.00 per bu. Clyde Polley, Sent-
_ inel Butte, N.D. ltc
W~;TE-D--0id hens. Park Cife~--Itc WAN----TED-----To-buy sec-ond---h'~-d ~nUs-ic SCRAP
FoR---S~-Certi-~ed B: 'on- ue' ag cabinet. Call 101-R. [ I WILL BU¢ C
flax at Clayton Worst Seed House,
Farview, Montana, and Farmers WANTED---Pasture for 200 ewes andBEACH FOR TEN
Elevator, Sidney, Montana. Price lambs. Write or call Earl Schmitz, GINNING TODAY,
$2.10 per bu. Bags not included. T. Beach, No. Dak.. Route I. 1-tpPRICE $6.00
at Ft. Lewis. Wn., is visiting home
folks a5 present.
Ed Thoemke arrived last week for
a brief visit with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. C Thocmke, before
joining Uncle Sam's armed forces.
Ed has been employed at Salinas,
Cal., the pasL year.
There will be a dance sponsored by
the ladles Altar society at the Gem
theatre in Wibaux next Wednesday
evening, May 21.
Arthur Summers and friend from
Los Angeles called on Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Kettner, Sr., Tuesday, while
enroute to Grand Forks.
CITATION HEARING PETITION
FOR PROBATE AND PROOF OF
WILL
State of North Dakota,
county of Golden Valley,
In county Court,
Before Hon. A. E. Kastien, Judge .
IN ~ MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF "ANNA MARY ~~,
DECEASED.
Peter H. Schteffer, Petitioner,
VS.
John Schieffer, Mike H. Schieflfer,
Anton H. Schieffer. Mary Schieffer
Harberer, George Seman, Anion Se-
man, Peter Seman, ~thryn Seman,
Mary Schaub, St. John's University
of Collegevflle, Minnesota, and the
Treasurer of Golden Valley County,
North Dakota, Respondents.
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED RE-
SPONDENTS:
You and each of you are hereby
cited and required to appear before
the County Court of the County of
Golden Valley in said State, at the
office of the County Judge of said
County, a~ the Court House in the
City of Beach in said County and
State, on the 5th day of June, A. D'.
1941. at the hour of nine o'clock in
the forenoon of that day, to show
'cause, if any you have, why the Pe-
tition of Peter H. Schieffer asking
that Letters Testamentary be issued
to the said Peter H Sehieffer, in the
above matter, be not granted, and
you are notified ttmt the residence of
said Decedant, at she time of her
death, was in the Township of Beach
Civil No. I in Golden Valley County
and State of Nor'd~ Dakota.
Let service be made of this Cita-
tion as required by law.
Dated this 8th day of May, A. D.
1941.
BY THE COURT,
A. E. KASTIEN,
Judge of County Court.
(SEAL OF COURT)
May 15-22
Mrs. Pearl Weinreis was hostess to
the Past Matrons club at her home
yesterday afternoon.
Alvin Teacher. son of Mr. and
Mrs. M C. Teacher. was brought in
to the local hospital Tuesday morn-
ing with his face badly cut. He had
been pawed by a horse at the Tea-
cher farm.
John Tschida of Golva ha s been
named on the selective service advis-
ory board for this county.
Vernon Hathaway of Beach, who is
a sophomore in the School of Ap-
plied Arts and Sciences at NDAC,
was elected commissioner of finance
at the college for the 1941-1942 school
year at the general student election
held May 1. In this office Hathaway
will serve on the Student Commission
which is the governing body of stud-
ent activiites on the campus.
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE--Bed-inner spring rot-
tress, 3-4 size bed and mattress,
3-plate gas burner, ice box, 2 daven-
ports and one rocker, filing ~,
cot and mattress, linoleum "rug';~
9x12. Mrs. A. E. Woodward, Beach,
N.D. ~tf
FOR SALE--One used corn planter
in good condition• One 9 foct
field cultvator and one McCor-
mlck-Deering 10 ft. drill. All at
bargain prices. See themat the
Dakota Implement Co,, Beach, No.
Dak.
FOR SALE C~-IEAP--Very g~od saddle
horse. Inquire at News office. 32-~f
FOR SALE--My household goods,
Electric refrigerator, washing ma+
chine, dining room se:, wool rug;
beds, etc.' Mrs. E. H. Maso~
Sentinel Butte, No. Dak.
R. Leland. Grawer, Skaar, N. D.
32-2t
FOR SALE---Cedar l~OStS, gravel and
sand. Also buy buildings to wreck.
H. C. Ackerman, Glendive. 30-Tip
FOR SALE---Stlegum Barley, 2-row
variety, developed by Dickinson Ex-
perirnental Station. W, J. Kremers,
Golva, N.D. 27-tfc
FOR SALE--Quart and ~-quart jars.
Standard tops. Come and get 'erg
cheap. Cozy Care. 33-2tc
FOR SALE---Some household goods.
dining room table and chairs, cup-
board and other miscellaneous ar-
ticles, At Eide house house on the
hill. B. J. Johnson. ltc
ROLLER
SKATING
SAT., MAY 17th
Two Sessions
ADMISSION 15c- 25c
:H
SOFT BRISTLES,
RfllltBOW COLORS.
GIRLS---Register now for diamond HIGHEST
engagement ring. If you have the HIDES, PELTS
winning ticket and your boy friend
is with you at the time and place of, ALS AT THE
drawing in Beach next Saturday, MayI
uv+uVOT
17th, you get the diamond ring. [ Ilt3.1L~l~Zt,
That's all there is to it. G. Gilbert-t
son, Optical Specialist, Beach, N. D.
1936 Chevorlet
Town Sedan
This ear has been recondi-
tioned and in very good
running order.
Priced to move at
$379.
1937 Chev Coupe
This car has been recondi-
tioned and repainted. Al-
so heater.
Price- - $469.00
1934 Half Ton In-
ternational Pickup
In good condition. A buy
at $169.00
1934 Tudor Ford
Motor was reconditioned.
Heater and radio.
Priced to sell $269.
1936
This ear was
ed and
ed with
Pirced
1935
This car has
care and has
ditimiedand
Heater.
Priced
1934
Car was
ready to go.
Priced to
Model
Sale Pricei
The Above Cars Can
on easy plan.
models to choose fror
W. C. SCHU
• M RED HflNDL[S
IF I DRV flNO( __
i GLENDIVE, .O rANA Come to Beach for the Farmer's
eve. dr, o, clean-or. Spring Time Frolie on Saturday
I der w line of Suits. $5.00
i trade in allowance oen any old suit or two pairs of pants.. [)VERSTAD 9N
!I Our Truck Is It Town Every ThUrs y 9 I... to 2 p...
-:: ,':, ~'~ LOOK I
For Inf.0rma.. on Phone 126 -r., ..,., .
Saturday, May 19th
OUR SPECIALS FOR THAT
DAY:
Fresh Strawberry sundaes
PURITY ICE CREAM
Ice Cold Home Made Lemonade, lg. glass
i
DELICIOUS PIE, CAKE AND COOKIES
9~
Have You tried one of our Dagwood
Just A Few Left!
6:00x16 TIRES - -
Tube for Same Tire -
$1.09
$5.85
Sandwiches?
A MEAL'IN ITSELF
Fresh Potato Salad
t
: ~', 9%,, ~:.!.: f " " ~t
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PROGRAM:
Sunday, May 18: "Christ"s Signs For His
Are They?"
Part 2: "The Two Resurrections."
Monday, May 19: "Was Christ Anarchist?"
Part 2: "What Was Nailed to the CroSS
Tuesday, May 20: "Who Is Anti-Christ ?"
Part 2" "What Did Anti-Christ Do?"
Wednesday, May 21: "If Christ Should
Week, What Day Would He Attend
Part 2: "Eight Texts for Keeping
Thursday, May 22: "What Is The Mark of
Part 2: "Is God Particular ?"
Friday, May 23: "Should the Dead Be
Part 2: "Wher eAre The Dead?"
aturday, May 24 (at noon) : "Where Is
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