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I~AGE FOUR .................... r ......... =.= .... =-= =-==-" Mrs. Robert Hewitt of Bismarck l=: i'~ ~ o~ visited here several days last week - Mma Almat~, C~r, at the home of her niece, Mrs. John Honnold. = ~ ;I Miss Mary Lou Armstrong visit- : : -- : = :: _-= ed at steele several days last week. While there she attended the high Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nistler and school prom. Q family were Sunday visitors at the Bonnie Smith has been staying Math Dletz home. with her grandparents, Mr. and l~mna Scherle has taken era-Mrs. Fred Smith, during her moth- pl0yment at the drUg store during er's illness. her visit here. Web Allen, Bill Waldal, Pat Mur- The Fred Smith and Win. Cam- phy, Paul Scherle and Harrison pin families 1~lcnic~ in the Bad- Stedman helped Walter Allen ~nds Sunday. brand cattle Sunday. Mrs. Jennie I)empsey and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dletz, Mr. Dorothy Lovell were Dickinson and Mrs. Elmer Rost, and Mr. and ViSitors Saturday. Mrs. John Sanders attended the Mr• and Mrs. George Richmond show at Beach Thursday evening. Of Beach called on friends in Sen- Mrs. MarJorie Ahlberg of Port tinel Butte Sunday. Peck, Mont. visited at the home The Harry Mlkelson and Byron of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hogoboom families enjoyed a picnic Myers, last week. Supper at South Butte Sunday. Mrs. Alma Rink is recovering Mrs. Oiga Lardy and daughter satisfactorily from her recent op- Marion visited relatives in Glendive eration and will come home somq over the weekend, time this week. Mrs. Paul Wagfmr entertained Mr. a~Kl Mrs. Ed Cook and fam- Mary Hall and Agnes Hogoboom lly, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moen, Miss Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fasching and Peggy Johnson, and Miss Boots children of Wlbaux called at the Odland visited at the Armstrong home Sunday. Bob HaA1 home Monday evening. Mrs. Kat4aleen Walling and chll- Mary Hall and Clara Wagner dren arrived here Monday from were guests of Mrs. Agnes Hogo- Lewlstown, Mont. to visit at the boom Wednesday afternoon, home of Mrs. Walling's father, Pat -- -THII #ALLEY NEWS II Mrs. Elmer Rost entertained at dinner Tuesday evening, Mrs: Helen Hovland, Lorraine Pendleton, Kay Wright, and Mary Lou and Betty Armstrong. Mrs. Vic Carlson and Mrs. Nor- man Haugse called on Mrs. Scherle Friday evening. Mrs. Scherle has been confined to her home since her recent operation, Mary Lou and Betty Armstrong enjoyed a visit with Miss Ella Henry of Rlctunond, Calif., who visited them for several days last w~ek. Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Reuben Nordln and son left Saturday for Beulah after visiting for several days with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Nor- din, They spent the weekend visit- ing with Mrs. Nordin's parents and Monday Mr. Nordln left for an army cam~ in South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Johnson open- ed up ma eat shop Monday morning in the place known as the Fletcher building, and recently purchased bY Vic. The Johnsons were busy cleaning up the place all last week and now have it spic and span and ready for serving lunches. Much luck to them in their new venture. Baccalaureate services were held here Sunday evening for the 1944 class of graduates. The following program was presented: proces-' sional, Mrs. Byron Hogoboom; In- vocation, Rev. Roberts; musical Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wagner were Murphy. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hall l~tida evenin Bonnie Rost entertained several number, girls quartette; vocal solo, . Y'_ g" . J of her friends on the occasion of Miss Myrtice Oison; sermon, Rev. Mrs. lnga uarison, Mrs. Gladys] h~ ~+h hwth~ ~annr]Av q'he 1 ................ ° ..... ~" --" Roberts; song, glee club; Bene- Hanson and Mrs Lloyd Yates ca I-[ ....... lrth-a-" • t guests were ra'ea~ea ~o o a y diction, Rev. Roberts; recessional, ed on Mrs. Scherle Sunday. | cake and pop. Mrs. Byron Hogoboom. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rost andI Mr and Mrs Hart-" Mikelson, The Study Club enjoyed their daughter were dinner guests of] ~ ~A a#.~ Ho-r~, Smith and annual outing Tuesday evening in mrs. Jenme ~empsey ~unaay. Mrs, Fred Smith attended gradua- the form of a progressive dinner. Mrs. Evelyn Waldal and Mrs. tlon exercises at Wibaux on Mon- Cocktails were served at the home Hazel Dixon were Dickinson shop- day night. ' of Mrs. Paul Wagner and the salad pets Monday. Dean Anderson of the University course at Mrs. Fred Smiths. From Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wagner visit- of Missoula and Professor Scott of there the members journeyed to the residence of Mrs. Harry Mikel- ~l at the Bert Pasching home at the Wibaux high sohool were din- son, where they were served the Wlbaux Sunday. ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry main course, and then to Mrs. John Mrs. Mabel Hllgendorf and John Mikelson Monday. Sanders, where dessert was served. Bnmki of Beach called at the Her- Mrs. Harry Smith was taken to The evening was terminated with man Dietz home Sunday, the Beach hospital Wednesday, a bridge party at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Carlson, Mrs. suffering from a severe infection. E. D. Nelson. Mrs. Harry Smith Inga Carlson and Mrs. Paul Wls- She returned Sunday feeling much and Mrs. Fred Smith received first chow called ~t the Lloyd Yates better, but will have to remain and second prizes, respectively. farm Sunday. quiet for several days. ~__ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Petersllle Johnny Kline was dismissed from drove up from Forsythe, Mont. on the Beach hospital Sunday, where BONNIEvl ,w"m" Sunday to visit the Petersllle faro- he was treated for injuries re- fly here, and~ Mrs. Peterailie and celved when a tractor which he was }ffxs. Ted Rink at the Beach hot- riding tipped over, pinning him Mart M~uI~y, Reporte~ pital, underneath. i,, , , - Miss Mary Reinho)z was a per guest and overnight guest at ' ~ the A. F. Doblar home Wednesday. Harold Abraham was a guest at the home of his cousin, Roy Houck, Saturday night. Mrs. Leo Nielsen and Mrs. Lyte t#P,. @.=h~sem~e~e. . o@., ~o~. Adams were callers at the Godfrey Pesha home Thursday morning. l~r~__~l~__~i Miss Mary Reinholz and the ,gYi, tJBit I,In, ,Ic4~asaJ,~ pupils of her school went to Beach Friday to attend the play day ac_ Clearance tivitles, but found they had been postponed, due to the rain. They all attended the show in the after- noon. however. A number of families gathered at the Joe Pesha. Sr. home Sunday, for a picnic dinner honoring Mrs. Jess Houck and Mrs. Joe Pesha. Jr., Bargain Merchandise whose birthdays occurred on the previous day. An enjoyable after- For the Entire Family! noon was spent and the best wishes of all went to the honor guests for IIIllll I I Ill many more happy birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gamroth, Mr. MENS' LADIES' and Mrs. Godfrey Pesha, Mr. and Town-Clad 2-Piece Mrs. Joe Pesha, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pesha, Miss Mary Reinholz, SUITS SUITS Bill and Roy Houck. Vic Stryzwski, All wool worsted in A bargain you can't Alex, John and Mary M~askey plaids and stripes afford to pass up were those from this vicinity who 24.00 12.00 attended the wedding dance given by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knopp at Al~pha last Tuesday night. Bud McCaskey arrived home Fri- MENS' GIRLS' day from Port Logan, Denver, Colo. on a 26-day furlough. He has been Slipover 2-Piece a patient at Borden General Hos- SWEATERS SUITS pital at Chickasha: Okla. for the pas~ year, but was released from Broken Sizes Plain and colorful plaids there on May 14, Just before being [4 =~A~ Sizes 7 to 14 years sent to Fort Logan. At the end of A ~t~U. samhlS furlough,Huston. Texas.he will report to Fort Several from this vicinity at- LADIES' tended the party which was given Mesh Rayon and Cotton LADIES' at the Carlson school Saturday night. A collection was taken up HOSE DRESS COATS and presented to Mr. and Mrs. Sheer - Long wearing A real bargain for John Glower, who had the misfor- tune to lose all of their cattle ..in A real value the thrifty Shopper a fire Which destroyed me barn on 80~ 11.00 the C. O. Carlson farm, where they reside, several weeks ago,. A party , , was also held at the Reev~"school- ----'- -------- GIRLS '/ ''~ hottse about three week~ ~. at HANDBAGS ' ~__~g__ which time a gift of silver was pre- DRESS COATS .ent to Mr. Mrs. Fashions you'll be proud --~V to carry Softly tailored, sldllf~ly 1 1 .29and .98 ~ut. Sizes 7 to 12 y~ ESt~_Y NOTIC~ about 1250 lbs., 1 chestnut Plum Federal Tax weight 1100 lbe., 1 chestnut ' ' - ' mare, weighs about 960 Ibs. Ger- l [ [i [ i[ hardt Fischer, Golva, N. D. ~-3te LADIES' HOUSE COATS all sizes $1.49 Patronize our advertisers! LADIES' SPORT SHIRTS values - - ~ , ~,,, RAG RUGS sizes 24" x 48" .... $~,~ OPERA FOLDING CHAIRS 3 only - ~,{]~ Bobby Pins- Hair Pins good selection - - - ~ Pins Jack Kleenex -- atthe Mn. Yz~l Reln~..ko, Co~. Hans Zinda is home on leave. Mrs. John Hede and children left this week for a visit in Ohio. The C. F. Church B~ble school started Monday. Mrs. Sophia Smith returned from Black River Falls Tuesday. Albion Welsh purchased the O. Ottisen house Saturday. Mrs. Ed Knopp and Mrs. W. Schuett served lunch at Red Cross Friday afternoon. Miss Alice O'Conner of Miles City spent the weekend with her parents, Miss Catherine Shea came home Friday from Power, Mont. to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wiley and son of Wyola are visiting relatives and friends here. Mrs. Dan Sutherland closed her cafe last Saturday and is selling her equipment. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ross of Beach were visiting in WibaUx Saturday, Mrs, Ray Scanir~on entertained a few ladies Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Esther Frantz. Roger Schendle will leave Friday for Norfolk after several weeks fur- lough with his parents. James Oriffith left Thursday for Salt Lake City to begin his train- ing in the Navy. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bixby enter- tained Miss Frantz at dinner Fri- day evening. Miss Betty Bryce of Miles City is visiting her parents and friends during her ten-day vacation. Miss Jeannette Welsh, who has been teaching in Glendive, arrived home Friday to spend the summer. George Larson and Harold Baird took their physical examinations at Butte last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baird and Mrs. Ellie Baird and daughter Mar- gie were Olendive callers Friday. Mxs, Donald Welsh was called to Glendive last week by the illness of her father, N. Scabad. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ross and Mrs. Bergman and ~ Shirley Bixby were in Glendlve Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stockwell and daughter were dinner guests Sun- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker. Mrs. Robert Anderson was hos- tess to the Christian Fundamental Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon at the clubhouse. The Cottonwood Club had a pic- nic dinner at their hall Sunday, with all the members and their fa~ies attending. Mrs. John Woods attended the graduation of her daughter Dorothy from the Deaconness school of nursing in Billings last week, Mr. and Mrs. J. P-. Trollope, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Turnquist, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Welsh, and Mr. and Mrs. Burton Welsh were in Beach Saturday. Mrs. Louise Larson and daughter Selma gave a party Tuesday eve- ning in honor of the lady teachers at the school, who left for their various homes last ~eek. Lawrence Barthel. James Botch, Joe Polen, Arley Meek, Jr., James Kiederoskt, Victor Bruski and Oscar Kreuger took their physical exam- il~t~ last week at Butte. ~s. ~uy Hall, Jr. left Saturday for ~Louisville, Ky. to visit her hus- b~ for several weeks. MrS. Guy HalI accompanied her as far as Dickinson. Miss Ann Fessenmaier left for her home at Eau Claire, Wis. and Miss Marjorie Pierce for Indiana Saturday at the close of the school for summer vacation. The Monday night home nursing class met Friday afternoon for their last class. Refreshments were served and Miss Frantz was pre- sented a gift. Miss Esther Frantz, Red Cross home nursing teacher, after finish- ing her class, left Saturday for her home at Kansas City, Mo. Miss Del Eustaee, high school teacher, accompanied her as far as her home at spearlZsh, S. D. An 8th grade class of 23 grad- uated from the Wlbaux Junior High School Wednesday, May 17th. the following program was pre- sented: vocal selections, 8th grade chorus, directed by Miss Fessen- maier; class ~ history, L0na Jean Relnecke; piano selections, Mar- garet Welliever, Lois Sto~kel; class poem, Philip Dahl; tap dancing, Beverly Parker; class prophecy, Renee Houghton; class will, James Hoffman; addrea~, honor student, Leona Manning; eighth grade chorus, directed by Miss Fesseno mater; address, honor student, Warren Sommerfeld: presentation of diplomas and awards, Wayne Marcus; class song. Thursday, May 25, 1944 Chester Gasho called at the J. F. Crook home on Friday. O. K. Omley was a Sunday eve- ning caller at the George Tasker home. The Norman Nellermoe family and the P. V. Moore family attend- ed church services and Ladies Aid at Skaar on Sunday. Bethine Sperry is rejoicing over the fact that her saddle pony recently presented her with a pure white colt. Due to rainy weather and bad roads no meeting of Webbs Will- ing Workers could be held at the John Oreenup home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bosserman and children and Mrs. John Bos- serman of Golva attended church services at Trotters on Sunday, O. K. Omley returned to his home at Sentinel Butte on Wed- nesday after spe~ding several days around Trotters and Skaar. During the past week we've been blessed with three nice rains. This all amounted to one and seven hundredths inches of rain fall, Walt Grunewald reports. Milton Brunsvold, Tom and Tim Madison and O. K. Omley helped P. V. Moore brand cattle on Tues- day. Mrs. Brunsvold, Marlene and Dean were visitors at the Moore home that day. A large crowd attended Sunday school and church services at Trot- ters on Sunday. Rev. Kenney preached a wonderful sermon on "Faith.". There will be Sunday school and services again on June 4th. Everybody welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Washburn arrived at the George Tasker home from Portland, Ore. about a week ago, to make a pleasant visit. Mrs, Huseth of Fargo was still visiting at the Tasker home, also. Mr. Washburn is a brother of Mrs. Tasker and Mrs. Huseth. =V CHANGE MADE IN RATION CALENDAR THIS WEEK A change has been made in the ration calendar. Those who have not applied for their canning sugar by submitting spare stamp No. 37 to the War Price and Rationing Board may do so any time after June 1st. Between June 1st and July 31st applicants may obtain up to ten pounds of canning sugar per per- son. Beginning August 1st ~nother application will be required to ob- tain the addlMonal ten pounds. V Mrs. Fred Shipman left Sunday for Fargo and other points in North Dakota, where she will spend the next two weeks visiting relatives. ROSE Theatre Calendar GLENDIVE, MONTANA NOW SHOWING: "CLAUDIA" starring Dorothy McOuire, Ro- bert Young and Ina Claire. The picture you've been waiting for and will remember as long as you live! OWL SHOW SAT. 11:30 P. M. SUN, MON. TUES.: "TRUE TO LIFE" • . the four star picture . . . Mary Martin, Dick Powell, Fran- chot Tone and Victor Moore.. America's wackiest family in America's funniest film ! Real folks in a comedy that will have you reeling with helpless laugh- ter! WEDNESDAY ONLY: "FRONTIER BADMEN" starring Robert Palge, Anne Gwynne, Noah Beery, Jr.. and Leo Carillo. Bold men! Bolder women! Thundering . . . plun- dering . . . to thrill the world with their hot-headed, hot= blooded daring! OPENING NEXT THURS.: '~-~UNG HO" starring Randolph Scott with Noah Beery, Jr., Alan Curtin, and David Bruce. UPTOWN THEATRE FRIDAY SATURDAY: Bill Elliot and Tex Patten in ~PRIAIR GUNSMOKE" Also ton Chaney, Jr. in ~CALI~ ING DR. DEATH". Plus Chap- ter No. I1 of "ADVENTURES OF THE FLYING CADETS." SIYNDAY MONDAY: Tom Conway in "FALCON AND THE COEDS" Also Don "Red" Barry in "OUT= LAWS OF )FINE RIDGE." I BEACH LIVESTOCK MARKET FRIDAY AND SATURDAY May 26th and 27t5 Will take as many hogs as yoLt may deliver, at the: following prices: TOP 190 to 270 ibs. - - $12.00 bo $12.10 ~ MED. HEAVY 270 to 330 It~ - $10.Z0 to HEAVY 330 to 375 lbs. - - $9.80 to EXTRA HEAVY BUTCHERS - - - $9.55~' LIGHT BUTCHERS-- 180 to 190 lbs. - - - - SILO0 170 tO 180 lbs. - ....... $1! 160 to 170 ibs. - - - - 150 to 160 lbs. - - - - $8.80-~ 140 to 150 lbs. - ....... ~10 PACKING SOWS - - - $9.00 STAGS 70 lb. dock - - - $9~0 Bring your hogs in before 4 P. M. on Saturday so as • to give me time to get loaded out for the Saturday night train, to avoid expensive feeding. You'B Always Get a SquareDe~ With-- BEACH, N.