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PAGE EIGHT
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
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LOCAL
NEWS
Items of interest picked up
here and there by ou! News
reporters. We are always glad
to get your news Items.
PHONI~ $9
Mrs. Vince Haten of Glendive
spent a day in Beach on business.
Mrs. Kathteen Howard spent Fri-
day in Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Popiel of GoR'a
were Beach callers on Saturday.
Mr. and Mls. Stedman of Trot-
~rs were Beach callers Saturday.
A new addition is being added
to the Purvis Tire Ship in Beaet~
W. J. Ray of Medora was a buM-
hess visitor in Beach Wednesday.
Miss t~ctty Larson of Golwt
~pent tile weekend in Beach with
relatives.
L. B. Reager of the welfare board
in Dickinson was a Beach business
caller a few days of last week.
Miss Eleanor Thoemke has ac-
cepted a position at the S &
store in Dickinson.
Mrs. C. Reed of Sentinel Butte1 Miss Hazel Vinquist, who teaches Chas. O. Cooper arrived in Beach
was a Beach caller o4~ Saturday. I the Arvid School near Trotters. and I Friday of last week to spend a
The Misses Adelin~e Fischer and lher pupils were callers at the News ishort furlough with friends and
Connie Carew were Beach callers office Friday to get a firsthand relatives. He also visited a sister
on Saturday. view of the presses and linotypes, in Wibaux on Saturday. Mr. Coo-
The Rev. D. J. MacTavish willI Mr. and Mrs. John Marman, Mrs. I per returned to Seattle Monday.
go to the Methodist Trinity ChurchtFay Corkrin and Miss Florencel Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kremers and
at Butte, Mont. on Sunday. I Barnard of Sidney were Sunday idaughter Mary were Beach callers
Mrs. Kenneth Abraham has ac-lvisitors at the Johnny Marman on Monday. Mary returned the
cepted a position in the Red Owl home in Beach. latter part of the week from Dick-
Store, beginning her work Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wosepka and inson, where she had gone for an
The Lloyd Sparks family moved daughters, Sandra and Gale, and
Sunday to the former CunninghamlMrs. Mamie Tangen of the Bullion
house, l Butte country were Beach callers
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oswood were ion Tuesday of this week.
Beach callers on Monday of this Miss Margie Schmitz, daughter
week. t of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schmitz of
M~s. George Wassmann was a, rural Beach, is spending a week
Mrs. Deltoid Hammond of Car-
lyle was a Beach business caller on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nyle Douglas were
Beach shoppers on Thursday of last
~eek.
Agnes Podolski and Edna An-
derson were Beach shoppers Thurs-
day of last week.
~gt. Harry Speigelberg arrived
~riday from Fort Townsend, Wash.
~o spend a leave with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Speigelberg.
Mrs. William Zabel left Friday
for Bismarck, where she spent a
few days on business.
A new revolving tray oven was
-installed in Gordon's Bakery the
first part of the week.
Ben Morton left Thursday for
Bismarck, where he will spend a
few days visiting.
Mrs. Earl Palmer and Mrs. Wil-
liam Palmer were Dickinson callers
on Saturday of last week.
Mrs. Marvil Nelson is employed
in Doerner's Cafe in the absence
,of Mrs. Ruby Doerner.
Mrs. Herbert Scl~nitz has ac-
cepted a position at the telephone
.office.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lomar and
daughter May of Glendive spent
Friday in Beach on business.
Mrs. Hem'ietta Wallace of Dick-
inson spent a few days with her
mother, Mrs. Della Kukowski.
Mrs. Dwight Snow was a Dick-
inson caller on Wednesday of this
week.
Miss Ann Miehels arrived Men-
Sentinel Butte caller on Monday
o~ this week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hangen of
Glendive were Beach business call-
ers on Monday.
Mrs. Earl Palmer left Wednesday
for Mitchell, S. D. to spend some
time visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schmeling are
the parents of a baby daughter
born Lo them at the Johnstone Me-
morial Hospit~d on May 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Alderman
left Saturday for West Virginia,
where they will make their new
L home.
Pfc. Roy McCaskey arrived Fri-:
day from Detroit, Mich. to spend a]Golva High School. Sunday eve-
month visiting her parents, Mr. and nmg, May 21.
Mrs Charles Michels of Beach.
day from Fort Logan, Colo. to
spend a 26 day furlough with his
brothers and sister, will
The Pete Schieffer family
move Saturday to their new ranch
north of Wibaux, which Mr.
Schieffer recently purchased.
Mrs. Anna Meyer spent Saturday
and Sunday of last week at her
home in Beach. She returned,to her
work in Dickinson Sunday.
Mrs. Gerhardt Muggli and baby
daughter, Zeno went to Richard-
ton to spend a few days with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. James Justesen and
daughter of IAtchville arrived Sat-
urday morning for a visit at the
Meyer and Ed Justesen homes.
Mrs. Sarah McNiece and daugh-
ter Ellen recently moved into the
former "Windy" Thompson resi-
dence.
C. E. Winkleman returned to his
home in rural Beach after being
a patient in the Johnstone Me-
morial Hospital for four weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Verle Carson of
South Heart were Beach callers on
Saturday, receiving medical at-
tention.
Mrs. Marian Simpson of Glen-
dive, and daughter MaryAnn, were
Beach business callers on Friday
and Saturday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hasbrook,
Elsie MacDougaU and the Misses
Helen and Margaret, Lewis were
Dickinson callers on Stmday.
Rev. D. J. MacTavish preached
the bacalam'eate sermon at the
Dale Moore of Glasgow, Mont.
is spending a few days with friends
in Beach. Dale is the son of Rev.
Grant Mome, former pastor of the
Methodist Chnrc, h.
Mrs. Wiliiam Pahner left Wed-
nesday for her home in Miles City,
Mont. after spending a few days
with her son and daughter-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Palmer of Beach.
Capt. and Mrs. Joe Niece ar-
rived Saturday from Rapid Ci£y,
S. D. to spend a week visiting at
the home of Cap~ Niece's par-
ents, Dr. and Mrs. O. R. Niece.
S-S~t. Joseph Leo Dilly, a for-
mer reskient of Beach, of the Army
Air Corps, has been reported miss-
ing since March ~ His aunt,
Miss Katherine Uetz of Beach, re-
ceived a card Saturday
that l~e is now a war prisoner
Ge~.
ttalvor Dahl of Wibaux was a
Beacl] cal!rr on Satm'day. While in
town he also renewed his subscrip-
tion to th,- papci'.
Mrs, N. G, Hudson returned to
her home in Glendive after a ten
day visit at the T. E Hudson home
in Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dietz and Mr.
and Mrs. John Fakler were Wed-
~msday supper guests of Mrs. Gee.
Wassmann of Beach.
Miss. Miranda Harries of Mandan
spent Satm'day and Sunday as a
guest of Miss Ann Michels of
Beach.
Mrs. Ellen McNiece and daugh-
teL Sara, h Ellen, arrived Wednes-
~y from Arthur, N. D., where they
~ad spent a fe~ months.
Gordon Olson of Beach made his
first solo flight in an airplane at
-the Dickinson airport on Sunday of
last week.
Miss Lois Wassmann had ?,he
misfortune of having her knee
broken. She is getting along as well
us can be expected.
Miss Marvel Eberle spent Thurs-
day in Dickinson visiting Verna
Huber, who is a patient in the hos-
pital there.
Mrs. Elsie MacDougall left Wed-
nesday for Bemidji, Minn., where
she will spend a month or six
weeks visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Burns, traffic inspector of
the Bell Telephone Co., from Bis-
marck, is spending a few days in
Beach on business.
Mrs. Sofus Holthe underwent a
minor operation Wednesday mor-
ning and is reported as doing as
nicely as can be expected.
Mrs. George Oech and Mrs. H. W.
Blair left Wednesday morning for
Bi~mrck, where they will attend
the state Methodist conference.
Mrs. Irvln Ueckert is spending a
period of two weeks at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Trollope of Wibaux.
MAss June Johnstone arrived on
q'uesday evening from Hutchinson,
Minn. to spend the summer months
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
~, A. Johnstone.
Mrs. Paul Thomas was pleasantly
surprised on Mother's Day, when
she received a mixed bouquet of
flowers irom her sons, Cpl. Carl
Tho~ and Sgt. Flank Thomas.
Carl is in the FiJi Islands and
Frank is on Bougalnville.
examination for the Waves.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McLane
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Piesik. Mr. and Mrs.
George Zabel were also supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Piesik on
Friday.
i with her grandmotimr, Mrs. Flor-i Kenneth Summers arrived Thurs-
l ence Schmitz of Beach. i day morning from a naval air
i Ed Erickson of the U. S. Navy'sta~ion at Seattle, Wash. to spend
I spent Sunday in Beach visiting his ia few days with his brother-in-law
t brothers, Louie Henry and Gilbert,! and sister, ,Mr. and Mrs. Roy
ahd with his sister, Mrs. Ted Halstead.
Thompson. Miss Eva Dunder arrived the
' Mrs. J. Q. Lawhe~'~d arrived Men-}latter part of the week from Chi-
day morning from Vancouver, I cage, Ill. to visit her sister, Miss
Wash. to spend a month with her I Lydia, Dunder of Sentinel Butte.
son-m-law and daughter, Mr. and lEva is a graduate of Beach High
Mrs. Warren Clark. School and has been taking nur-
The Misses Alma and Ado Boveylses' training in Chicago.
left Tuesday morning for various First ~lass Ship Repairman Don-
parts of Iowa, where they willlald Marinas arrived in Olendive
spend several weeks visiting IriendsiThursday to spend a thirty day
and relatives, leave with his mother, Mrs. Cath-
Sgt. Harold Moe arrived Monday erine Mormon. He spent Sunday
from Camp San Luis Obispo, Calif. in Beach with the Johnny Marman
to spend a furlough with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Moe, and
with his brother, Sgt. Orville Moe.
S-Sgt. and Mrs. Ernest err left
Sunday for Camp McKatl, N. C.
after spending a furlough with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. O~T of
Beach.
Wilbur Kahle of the U. S. Navy
stopped over in Beach between
family.
At a recent gathering, where itI
was proposed that the Pledge of
Allegiance be recited, some son of
a dirty Republican, in a loud, clear
voice, said: "I pledge allegiance to
the Roosevelt family and to the in-
debtedness for which it stands, one
family indispensable, with divorces
and captaincies for all."
trains from Fan-agut, Idaho, while ] Melvin O. Stuart, son oi Mr. and
enroute to his home in Belleplane,/Mrs. Charles Stuart, formerly of
Minn. He visited the Charles Jandt I Beach and now df Dickinson, ar-
family of Beach. I rived Saturday to spend a few
Mrs. Wayne Evans, formerly, days' leave with his family. He was
Lucy Stark. and her brother-in-luw, la crew member of the USS Wake
Dick Evans, arrived Wednesday]Island and has seen duty in the
from Boise, Idaho, to stay inde-]Atlantic area. He visited many in-
finitely w'ith Lucy's mother, Mrs.~teresting ports in India and
Stark, of Beach. t brought home many pieces of lovely
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Trollope of ihandwork and souvenirs to his
Wibaux were Beach callers on Men- mother. He left Tuesday for his
day of this week. Mr. Trollope has l training base.
been a patient in the local hospital/
for some time, but is recoverh~g] ........
very nicely. " ........................
Sgt. Ed Lorenz arrived Thursday
evening from Camp Crowder, Miss.
to spend a ten day furI0ugh with
his wife (Gwen Bartholor~) and
parents. Mr. and Mrs. R; Lorenz, of
Golva.
Mrs. G. O. Hemnes received a
dozen lovely potted plants forl
Mother's Day from her son Garvie,
now in New Guinea. She also re-~
eeived a cablegram from her son tl
Rex, who is now in England. Rex1
was recently promoted to the rat-
ing of Me. M.M.2c.
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Sgt. Orville Moe arrived Friday
from Fort Bliss, Texas to spend a
furlough with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. O. H. Moe of Beach. Oiwille
has been in Alaska for the past
two years. He will leave next Mon-
4ay for his camp.
The annual Rainbow dance~
held Friday evening at the
Temple in Beach, and was
well attended. Supper was
to approximately a hundred
Music was furnished by the
Orchestra.
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