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PAGE EIGHT
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
Thursday, May 18,
LOCAL
NEWS
Items of interest picked up
hen and there by ou~r News
reporter"a. We are always glad
to get yoUr news Items.
PHONE 39
Wallis Stevens of Billings spent
Tuesday in Beach on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Toma of Miles
Ciy were Beach business callers on
Friday and Saturday of last week.
Mrs, Anna Harp and family of
Wibaux were Beach callers on Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carlson and
Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Sorenson were
Glendive callers on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Abraham
were Sunday callers at the Olafi
Abraham and Doblar home.
Doris Moore of Glasgow, Mon-I
tans spent Wednesday of last weekI
Editor Fred Shipman is ill atI Miss Verna Huber is a hospitalI Mr. and Mrs. John Golwer and
his home this week, suffering from patient in Dickinson. Mary Tosner of Rocky Butte were
flu. I Jolm Denton left Monday for lcallers in Beach on Monday.
Mrs. E. Holt of Killdeer spent a/Minnesota to spend some time vis-1 Mrs. Kathleen Murphy. of Dick-
day with Mrs. E. D. Evans last/fLing with friends and relatives, i inson spent Sunday in Beach with t
week. Patricia Turnbuil arrived Satur- i her family, t
Mr. and~ Mrs. Rend Grade and day evenit~' from Sheridan, Wy-I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ulman of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hehn of New loming to spend the smnmer with rural Wibaux were Beach callers
Leipzig were Sunday callers at the her mother, Mrs. Lucille Turnbull, on Saturday I
home of Mr. and Mrs.~E. E. Will. in Beach. Mrs. Mabel Laden and daughter,
Cpl. Raymond Wilkins arrived on
Sunday from Alaska to spend a
furlough with his father, Henry
Wilkins of Alpha.
Sidney A. Murray and family ar-
rived the latter part of the week
from Dickinson to open the Stand-
ard Service Station on main street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schutz of
Terry, Mont., spent Monday in
Beach enroute to Fargo where they
will make their home.
WHEN BUYING PAINT always
ask for Chi-Namel, the quality
paint. Dakota Implement Co.,
34-3tc
Hour~ at the I~,each Library for
the summer months will be: Tues-
days from 6:30 to 8:00 P. M., Sat-
urdays from 1:00 to 5:00 P. M.o
Mr• and Mrs. William Hollar Florence, of Gtendive were Beach
left Saturday for various parts of ivisitors on Thursday.
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the east where they will spend ai Beach visitors on Thursday from
few weeks visiting with friends and ~ Trotters were Mr. and Mrs. Sperry
relatives. !and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Metcalf.
Mrs. M. Witzig and daughter,I James Neudick left Monday for
Carrie• of Beach and Mrs. Witzig's!Fargo where lie has accepted em-
daughter. Mrs. Frank Healow and:ployment in the Veterans hospital.
granddaughter, of Sidney, Montana] Jack Wine of Dickinson was a
were callers at the ButterfieldI Beach business caller on Tuesday
home on Sunday. }of this week.
Mrs. Claude Fuller arrived hereI CHI-NAMEL. The quality Paint
Thursday evening to spend a few at regula~ prices. Dakota Imple-
days at the Witzig and Butterfield'ment Co., 34-3-t
homes. Mrs. Fuller has been vis-! Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wirtzfeld and
fling in Bismarck at the home of ~ daughter of Carlyle were Beach
her daughter, Mrs. Dean Davis• c~llers on Monday.
Frank Kippley, Sl-c (SM*, who The Beach Women's Chlb will
is stationed at Norfolk, Va., at-hold its annual meeting, Monday,
rived home Friday morning on a May 22nd, at the lmme of Mrs.
in Beach with friends. ~ Mrs. J. C. Butterfield and Edna short leave, surprising his parents,[John Keohane.
Mrs Frank Netzer spent a few. accomi~mled" Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Mr. and Mrs. Win. Kippley. He re- Mrs. George Richmond returned
]
days last week m Glendlve attend-I SLeeker to Beach Saturday and turned to his station Tuesday. ~.from Glendive the latter part of
ing to business matters. + t were supper guests at the SLeeker Mrs. F. Healow and daughter,:, last week. Sire has been receiving
Jean Woodward of Wibaux spent home that evening. Mary Margaret, arrived in Beach lmedieal care at the hospital thetx2.
the week end in Beach with l Sgt James Odenbaugh left, Tues-i spend Mother's Day withi C.J. Matecjek left Sunday to at-
friends. /day night for his camp at Lubbock, l Friday to
was a]Texas after s!~ending a furlough zig. On Sunday Mr. Healow join- ployees of J. C. Penney Co., at
Sgt.
guest of Elmer Hasbrook at a steak i
supper on Monday evening.
Mrs. Ed Breneese was a weekend
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe John-
ntone.
Miss Myrtle Stuart spent a few
days In Dickinson with her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Stuart.
Mrs. C. Fuller left Beach Sunday
lor Richey, Montana where she will
~pend a few days with her brother
~and his family.
James Odenbaugh
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Odenbaugh, St.
Mrs. A. J. Cote (Lillian Stark).
arrived Friday evening from North
Adams, Mass., to make an indefin-
ite visit with her mother, Mrs. Nel-
lie Stark.
Beach callers on Monday from
Sentinel Butte were: Mrs. Mary
Rathbun and son William, George
Wright and John Berg, and Mr.
and Mrs. Rudy Kunick.
Mrs. Healow's mother, Mrs. A. WiL-
ed his family and they all returned
visiting with friends and relatives.
on Monday morning.
Mrs. C. E. Fuller of Hettinger,
spent a few days and Mother's Day
with her mother, Mrs. J. C. But-
terfield and family and went to
Richey, Montana, Sunday night to
visit her brother, Bernard, and his
family and with other relatives for
a feW days before returning to her
home.
Illl |l
t Guardian of a Harbor...
Symbol of a Worldwide Dream
AS DAWN approaches, a ship sails slowly into harbor.
All is misty, all, except a shining figure rising like
the sun itself above the grey. Like a sentry she guards
"her" land; like a mother she protects the people who believe
in her. On the ship's deck a silent figure gazes on the shining
symbol that to him, to the United States and to the world
represents a dream of freedom. As the ship slowly slides
by, he knows why he is proud to be an American, proud
to live in a land where justice and liberty reign, where the
dream has actually come true.
1
A. 0VERsTAD & SON
Beach, North Dakota
tend a group meeting of the era-
Miles City. Montana.
Mi~ Mary Jane Alguire of Het-
~tinger, spent the week end in
Beach with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. J. Alguh'e.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mills left
Thursday of last week for their
home in Billings after spending a
few weeks in Beach on business.
Billy Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Miller of Beach, had the mis-
fortune of falling off a cliff at
Dickinson and suffered a broken
arm and other injuries.
F. A. Shipman spent the week
end in Towner wih his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Shipman. While
there he also visited with friends
in Rugby and Leeds.
Pfc. John Palmer arrived Thurs-
day from Camp HaSh, California,
to spend a few days furlough with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Palmer of Thelan.
Daniel Loop spent a few days in
Beach with his sisters, enroute to
Minneapolis, from Seattle, Wash-
Ington, where he had visited with
his father, Ed Loop.
Mrs. Mary Willis and her brother,
Chas. Percells, arrived Saturday
evening from Blythevale, Miss.,
where they have spent the winter
months.
In the electric storm Sunday ev-
ening lightning struck and severed
the telephone wire outside the
Butter field house, burging out
the works and blacking the inside
wall to some extent.
Miss Evelyn Nelson. teacher of
Saddle Butte school, gave a Moth-
er's Day program, which was enjoy-
ed by the pupils and their parents
and some guests, on Monday the
15th.
Mrs. A. O. Pilot, Mrs. Imogene
Adams and Mrs. Jack Farra left
Thursday for their home in Port-
land, Oregon after spending some
time with friends and relatives in
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dickinson and
daughter, Virginia, who have been
visiting at the T. L. Dickinson home
for the past two weeks, left Thurs-
day morning for Spokane, Wash.,
where they will make their home.
Paul Dickinson is a brother of T.
L. Dickinson and Mrs. Dickinson is
the former Emily Lee, who was em-
ployed in a bank in Beach before
her marriage.
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TROTT S NEWS
l ....c.,
O. K. Omley motored to Trotters
on Friday where he spent a few
days.
The Plainview and the C. S. Di-
vide schools were brought to a
close on Friday, May 12. They en-
joyed a picnic at the J. E. Metcalf
grove on Sunday.
We are sorry that Mrs. F. C.
Johnson had to return to Beach for
medical treatment, again on Wed-
nesday after returning from the
hospital on Monday. We wish her
a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. John Greenup mot-
ored to Beach on Thursday even-
ing when Mrs. Greenup was an
invited guest at the Mothers and
Daughter banquet at the U. B.
church parsonage. They report
having had a very pleasant time.
A fair sized crowd attended the
meeting of the Union Ladies Aid
at the home of Mrs. Roy Robert-
Roy Halstead left the latter part Mr. and "Mrs. Herman Brown
of last week for the West coastI Elsie Feldman were Beach
where he will spend some timei hess shoppers on Monday of
visiting with friends and relatives.]week.
Announcing the Re-opening
of the
STANDARD OIL STATION
The Standard Service Station will be
open for business starting Wednes-
day, May 17. Please drive in and
try our service and get acquainted.
SIDNEY A. MURRAY
PROPRIETOR
Although these fine
meat products may be
only on a "furlough",
they are yours to enjoy
to the utmost now--
POINT FREE! Serve
meat at every meaL
7. j
ARMOUR'S STAR OR LB.
SWIFT'S PREMIUM
POINT FREB
SUMMER SAUSAGE
HICKORY SMOKED-POINT' FREE
MEAT LOAF I FRANKS
BAKED---ARM__.OUR'S STAR JUICY "DINNER-SIZE" n
POTTED MEAT 10t VELVEETA "--
ARMOUR'~INT FREE CHEESE FOOD--0 POINTS
LUNCHEON
MEAT ARMOUR'S TRENT n'OZ" 33~
OR K-P--No Points TIN
•.. and your other FRESH FRUITS axed
VEGETABLES. Too !
S SIZE 220
DOZ.
CALIFORNIA'S FINEST--JUICE FILLED
CABBAGE 1 lb. 6¢
ONIONS 1 lb. 9¢
GRAPEFRUIT Cal. seedless 7 for 29¢
LEMONS Cal. Sunkist 5 for 17¢
GRAPE-NUTS 2 g27' GRAHAMS
NOURISHI NG--ECONOMICAL SUNSHINE'S GRAHAM
BEETS PRUNES6-LD. 7-Og.
No. 10 CAN
DICED OR SHOESTRING--NO POINTS
GOLDEN C01 "-°c-"2,o+,-
STYLE---POINT FREE [ CANS
FLOUR
0X?D01.
son• on Friday afternoon. This ,,
~1~" ~r ~ll" was the first meeting of the Aid lV0nY
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clded to have a clean-up day at
the Sunnyside cemetery on Mere- S0AP
! ~,~woF I orial day, instead of . program.
[~" W~ LJ A picnic dinner will be enjoyed at
noon. All who com~ are to bring
food for a picnic dinner. After the
business meeting, the hostess serv- M
ed a delicious lunch. Mrs. J. E.
Metcalf kindly offered to entertain
the Aid on June 14.
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ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
+ V.H. Dissen, Pastor
Divine Service, 10 A. M.
Sunday School, 11 A. M.
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MONEY-BACK
GUARANTEE
WASHES CLOTHES LARGE
WHITER 24-OZ.
PKG.
CAMAY THE SOAP OF
BEAUTIFUL
WOMEN
+ LAVA
SOAP
6¢
CAKES
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