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THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1951
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FOR SALE--Cedar telephone
poles, 8 ft. to 30 ft. lengths,
carload in stock. Hanson Lum-
ber Co., .Beach and Golva.
37- tfc
:FOOD SALE--At Beach Reynolds FOR SALE--Boy's Schwinn bicy.
TWo CENTS PER WORD
PER ISSUE
No ad accepted for less fl~sm SSc
~er insertion. A Nrvlce charge of
UC Will be mado for *'blind', ad~
LOST--Largo truck tarp, between
my place and Beach, last
Tuesday. Jim Johnstone. 36-2tp
Food Store, May 26, at 2 p. m.
St. Philips Rosary Society.
35-2tc
FOR SALE--Dual manifold for
'50-51 power glide or 105 Chev.
truck motor. Schulz Chev. Co.
37-2tp
FOR SALE---¢~ hand, sower pipe
and fittings, drain tile, septic
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS, BEACH, N. D.
FOR SALE--12 room furnished
apt. house, modecn trailer
court. Reason for selling: poor
health. Art C. Huber, Phone
307, Baker, Mont. 35-2tp
cle, complete with accessories.
Like new; origin,el cost $75,
sell for $50. See Edward Ehlis
at Reynolds store. 37-1te
FOR REHT--Modern apartment.
Phole 111-¢¢I. Beach. 37-1tc
FOR SALE---Power-lift cultivator
for H o¢ M International. Ed-
win Buldhaupt, Beach. 37-2tc
With
and
tanks. Hanson Lumber Co.,
Beach and Golva. 34-tfc WANTED--TO BUY--Two milch
cows to freshen soon. Miles
Barclay, Wibaux. 35-2~tp
will give you more for your money
than any
It will do your work Faster
and Cheaper, and with Less Strain
on Machinery and Tractor, and on
the Operator.
Stop in and See This Tractor.
We will be glad to Demonstrate it.
Drive it yourself.
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Beach, North Dakota
FOR SALE---10.20 McCormick.
Deering in running order, good
tires, $100. also 12-ft. rod
weeder, good as mew, $100. C.
G. Johnson, Beach. 37-2tc
FOR SALE---Early Ohio potatoes.
Paul Mogle. 34-2tp
FOR SALE--5-roon~ home in
Beach. Phone, lights, gas, well.
good garden. Priced right.
Write box 224 ~r phone 205-R.
35-3tp
FOR SALE---6-room, two story
house, suitable for moving or
wrecking; reasonably priced,
See or write Walter Hu,bble or
Gene Itathaway, Beach.
37-3tp
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
HOW TO KILL IT.
IN ONE HOUR.
IF NOT PLEASED, your 40c back
from any druggist. T-4-L is speci-
ally made for HIGH CONCEN-
TRATION. Undiluted alcohol
ba~e gives great PENETRATION
powe~-. Kills IMBEDDED germs
on contact. NOW at
WOODWARD BROS.
Beach, N. Dak.
34-4tc
Dinner Guests--
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sonnek
wore Sunday dinner guests at
the Karnes Johnson home.
P. E. O. Delegates--
The local P. E. O. chapter is
to ,be represented at the state
convention June 6 through 8 by
several members, with Charlot-
te Keohane and Irene Miller ,as
official delegates. Mrs. T. E.
Hudson wil,1 also attend as ,past
state president. Helen Raisle¢,
Charlotte Carlson and I~a Still
are others who are planni~g ~to
attend the convention in Bis-
marck.
FOR SALE--Year.old cocker
spaniel. Jerry Moriarty, Beach.
37-1tp
FOR SALE--25 bushels of Gold.
en Viking Seed Flax, cleaned
and treated. John Brettin,
Beach, N.D. 37-1tc
FOUND--3 car keys in leal:her
case. Owner may have by
paying for ad at News office.
37-1tc
FOR RENT--modern apartment.
Call 144-J, Beach. 37-1tc
WANTED---farm work by ex-
perienced young man. See
Tom Rathbun, or phone 5F-21,
Beach. 37-1tp
ANY FENCING TO BE DONE--
See Sid Woodard or Ollie Zin-
da. Wibaux. 37-4tp
See Ed Susa for your fuel and oil
needs. See us for your credit
terms. Phone 23, Golva, or
32W, Beach. 33-52tc
FOR SALE--Two boats, at $125
each. Richard Nagel, Beach.
37-3tp
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WANTED--part-time helper for
serrice station. Beach Texaco
Service. 31-tfc
TIlE MARXET, AS ALWAYS, IS OPEN TO ALL AND I
INVITE YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE.
THANK YOUI
LAST WEEK WE PAID THE FOI OW-
ING PRICES FOR HOGS
AT WIBAUX
Top 180 to 240 lbs ............. $21.00
240 to 270 lbs ............... $ 20.25
270 to 300 lbs ............... $19.50
300 to 350 lbs ............... $19.00
To Give Benefit
Comedy At Golva
For the benefit of the St. Phil-
ips' church ,building fund, a
'group of young people ate pre-
Tobias.
The action takes place near the
Ozark foot-hills about 9:00 on a
stormy evening in Jtme. A rich
father has left a large sum of
money to his daughters, Marion
and Jill, with his sister, Priscil-
la Carte~r, as guardian. Aunt
Priscilla is definitely opposed to
;Jack Loring and Frank Harlow,
the girls' fiances, so she pur-
!chases a house in the Ozarks,
whic.h is alleged to be haunted,
: from the late Horace Hob,good. in
I order to keep them separated.
Wi,th her, she brings her ser-
wmts, Susan Parkins, Delilah
, Worts antl Henry Goober. They
a,re met at the door by the old
I caretaker, Darius Krupp, who
with his weird tales of The
Headless Phantom and Bluebeard
Bronson. try to frighten them
back to Spring City.
This is an exciting play. full
of spooks, that you won't want to
miss--so bring your body guards
and come and learn how Bill Wil.
kins scares the '"hants" away.
!~he cast includes: Darius
Krupp, Louis Dobrowski; Miss
Priscilla Carter, Margaret Zinda;
Marion Carter, Lucille Forster;
Jill Carter, Elaine Begger; Frank
ttarlow. Al Beg,get; Jack Loring,
ttarry Begger; Susan Parkins,
Irene Bcuski; Henry Goober, Bill
Zinda; Delilah Worts, Rosie Mar-
cfniak; Bluebeard Bronson. Rich-
ard Miesaloski; Bill Wilkins,
Lou'is Begger; The Headless
Phantom, Jean Goroski.
After the final curtain falls,
a dance will ,be held in the hall,
with good music provided.
Pleads Guilty To
Grand Larceny
James Clark of Billings, Mont.,
entered a plea of guilty to the
charge of grand larceny, before
Judge llaevey J. Miller, at a
special term of the district court
of Golden Valley county in Dick.
inson last Wednesday, May 23.
He was held in the Beach jail
until time of the trial.
lie was sentenced to an in.
determinate sentence of one to
Lwo years m the state penitenti-
ary at Bismarck. He was ap-
prehended in Dickinson the next
day by police officials after hav-
ing stolen a 1949 pickup here
flrom the .Hardy Motor Compa-
ny's car lot Sunday, April 28,
and was returned to Beach to
await trial.
like the food,
w
service, and
Extra Heavy
TOP
330 and down
LIGHT SOWS
$18.50
$18.50
PAGE FIV,
LORENZ PUPILS TO
GIVE PIANO RECITAL
About eighteen small music
students of Mcs. Gwen Lorenz
will give a piano recital Sunday
aflernoon, June 3, at the Beach
high school auditorium, starting
at 2:30 p. m.
The g~'eater share of the stud-
ents participating have or~ly
been sludying piano since the
first of December, 1950, and
much of their instruction was
in class piano work, and not in-
dividual instruvtion; their ages
range from six-year olds to
about twelve. Tl~e public, is in-
vi,ted. Th(~re is no admission
charge.
Home On Vacation---
ned to leave this week end to!
return to Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rojic of
the Sentinel Butte rural com-
BOY SCOUTS SLATE
FINAL PAPER DRIVE
With collection of waste paper
this Saturday, June 2, the Beac~
boy scouts are winding up ~he
paper d,rive they have sponsored
for the past few months.
As in the past, scouts are ask-
ing that paper 'be tied secure.1T
into bundles or boxed, and
on front curbs. Pickup wilt ihe~
gin at 9 a. m., under the di-
rection of Les Freesc and Roy
Tabor.
At the end of this collection,
the paper, which has already
been sold, wilt be shipped to the
Twin Cities.
Twin Daughtem--.
Mr. a~d Mrs. Charles Scher-
man of the Sentinel Butte rural
community are parents of
daughters, born at the Iohr~
stone Memorial hospital thb~
Tuo d::y ni/ht, May 29.
At Hebron Graduation---
?¢~. a,,, ,:._'~5. John Brettla
and family motored to Hebron,
Friday ior the graduation of
their nepilew. Marvin Brettin.
Robert Olson and Herbert Chru.
dimski accompanied them.
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DISC
On Steel Wheels -- $615.00
-- $675.00
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crowd.
If you like fine food served with finesse,
a congenial atmosphere, and reasonable
Prices, you'll like to dine here I. Treat
YOurself and your family tO a refresh-
change! Eome in this eveningl
Daily 7 a. m. to 3 a. Sunday--noon to S 8. m.
m.
in banquets and luncheons, eali for ap-
Potntment, We can serve any number.
330 to 350 lbs ............... $18.00
350 to 400 lbs ............... $17.50
400 to 450 lbs ............... $17.00
Heavy .............. $16.00 to $17.00
Light Stags dock 40 lbs ..... $16.00
Heavy Rough Stags, dock 70 lbs. $15.50
Will pay all market will stand this
coming Friday.
Rubber Tires -- $750.00
3-16"-- 4d4" -- 4-16" -- 5-14"
Used 15' Single -- $100.00
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Bixby & Orgaim mgr
ALWAYS PA{'ING HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
Wibaux, Montana
PHONE 191
ngAtm, N.
Beach, North DakotB