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PAGE EIGHT
I I :)~nate Laboz--
.| "~" f~K'-~ A I |' Several farmers of ,this com-
| | U b.'~k L " | ~nunity came to town tills Mon-
|. ~ _ [ (!ay with their tractors and a,t-
ll=~ NEWS [ t.chments to level and prepare
I.d~ 4W&.9 Y¥ 0 |tthe grounds of tile new Fi,rst
s| ~':u-= here |1 Lutheran church for seeding
| nm~s of Interest picked ~up hereI~i,
|' ~J~lt mere byo~ N.e~ s~rl~'L | 1 grass.
| Wo 8ze always glad to get youz | l
| m~m Uems. | ' Visits Parents--
| PHONE S9 J George Wrigh.t left last week
• "" Wn to visit his -ar
~or umon, .. ' " p -
$ees New Granddaughter--
ffdrs. Theo. Kunick left last
Thursday tor Lewistown, Mont.,
I
to
see her new granddaughter, I
born to her daughter aoann and
hm~band. Kor~rad Braaten, *here'
on May 20.
To Alaska---
~Irs. Ray Still, the former Joy
Wright, daughter of Mr. and
~Irs. George Wright of Beach,
left last Saturday via plane to
join her husband at Anchorage,
Alo_ska. where he is stationed
wi,th the army. She flew from
Billings, Mont.. to Seattle, Wn.,
and then to Alaska. They were
married last fall in Colorado
Springs, Colo. tCay is the son of
~rs. Hubert Still and the late
~/Ir. Still, who owned and operat-
ed the Beach Hide and Fro" Co.,
in this city for many years.
Seek Incorporation--
Orrin B. Lovell is one of sev-
eral ,persons named as directors
ior the Dakota Petroleum cor-
poration, of Ashley, N. D., which
has filed articles of incorpora-
tion fo~ $600,000 develolymem. It
is authorized to deal in oil end
$as leases, .to develop oil and
gas properties and engage in
other business.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Andy W,right,
and several brothers and sis-
ters liviag in that community.
New Son--
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Malkow-
ski of Eugene, Ore., announce
the arrival of a ~.on. James Wal-
ter. on May 13. The couple is
well-known in this community,
where he was 4ssociated with
the News; he was also treasurer
of Billings county several years
ago.
From Kalisl~ll---
Mr. and M~s. Earl Gilman and
children are planning to returm
home to Kalislmll, Mont., this
week end after visiting for ,two
weeks with his parents, Mr. and
,Mrs. A, J Gilman, ~here. Eaa'l
is manager of the men's depart-
merit in the Kalispell Buttrey's
store. .
Here From Wn.--
Mr. ,and Mrs. Al, bert Allen, )r.,
and Mr. ,and Mrs. Stan:ley AUen,
all of Spokane, Wn., arrived in
Beach this Sun. evening ,at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Juste-
sen and family, for a two-week
visit there, and with other rela-
tives, and see '~hrandpa" Alle~a,
at Ser~tinel ~Buffae.
All Spring and Summer
Coats, Suits, Slack Suits --
Makes Your Worth
$1.33-I 3 When You
During This Sald
Spend a dollar, get $1.33-113 value. This
sale merchandise is our new spring and
summer apparel, including fine gabar-
dines, pastel, plain and checked. Speci-
al reductions on other women's and
children's clothing.
SALE SAT.
Beach, North Dakota
, J r 1/ ',
At Your
Frozen Food Headquarters
Finnan Haddie ............. lb. 53c
Springers, Birdseye, cut up, a box $1.69
Springers, Swifts Premium Tender
Grown, whole ............ lb. 65c
I pkg. Young Green Peas, reg. 27c
l pkg. Cooked Yellow Squash, reg. 23c
BOTH YOURS FOR ONLY 42c
ICE CREAM--pints, quarts, half-gal-
lon, gallons, 2½ gallons, and 5 gallon
containers, flavors. Order from us
for that next party or picnic.
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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEV)S. BEACH. N.D. , THURSDAY, MAY 31,
" ospital Notes I
From California---~, , , To Annual Conf.-- ! Week End Guests-- [ GARDEN CLUB TO ! p
Mr. and Mrs. 'Skeets' Wieka Rex'. and Mrs. J. Robert Boggs. ;~h'. and Mrs. Mike Goodale ]MEET JUNE 7th
anal two chilcbren are spending/jr., left Wednesday morning, and two children were guests at l Members of the Beach Ga~r. irth :
at)out two weeks in the commu- I May 30. for the annual confer- ' t~:e home of tl~eir daughter and ] den Club will meet Thursd'a~ Mr. and YDs. James Rathbtm,
nity, arriving thisweek firomLoslence at Mlnot, and planned to husband, the Ewaht Baishes. in,evening, June 7, at the home of ~it.ti~iS!bLe~lD~!!~!!
Angeles. Mrs. 'Wicka is the for: / return by next Sunday evening Bismarck, this past week end. ] Mrs. Ida Thompson, starting .at
mer Helen ,Blair. ~ or Monday. A number of laymen | 7 p. m. Mrs. Dora Kuniek will
} and lavwomen will attend p~rt Visits Here-- | be in charge of the program on
Girl, Scouts To M~t-- . - t of the'conference meetings. Duane Easton of New Ply.- ~ ,,National Parks". Exhibit will
• me tseacn gm scout ~roup mouth, Idaho, was a guest thin| be "'Vines In Interesting Con- General: ' "
will hold its next regular meet- Visit In Bismarck-- week of his uncle, *Mike Easton.| tainers"
ing Monday, June 4. at 7:3D .p. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnson and family' in Beach. | "" __ Mrs. Gene Uelmen; J. K. Amos;
" FATS CARLSON AT Mrs. Clarence Evenson; El~bridge
m.. at the Beach Legion hall. At were in Bismarck Sunday corn-Home From Cony.-- Sherwin; Dorothy Knopp;
that time they will make plans JACK'S THIS SUNDAY
for their activities program for Rev. G. Hinz. and Andrew By popular demand, Fats Begger; Louis Hovland;
the summer. Carlson and his orchestra, will John Nelson; Mrs. ft. V. Klehl.
Teacher Visits--
Winona Olson, a former
teacher 4t the Beach grade
school, visited with Reva Klein
over the week end. She is now
at home in Almont, after the
dismissal of school at Halliday
where she ,taught the past year.
Plan Dinner--
The ladies of St. Macy's church
in Golva are planning a ,benefit
dinner, to ,be held 'Sunday, June
10 Although arrangements are
not yet complete, the ladies em.
phasize that everyone will be
welcome.
New Secretary--
Eleanor Smith. a '51 graduate
of the Wibaux high school, is
new secretary at the extension
office there, replacing Mrs. Effle
Irvin.
Visit At SL Phllips---
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sokoloskl
and family of Circle were re-
cent Sunday guests of ~Mr. and
M~s. Stanley Sokoloski of St.
Philips.
Mincrt Business Trip--
C, G. Johnson, local Allis-Cha2-
mers farm implement dealer, and
Lloyd Weir4reis made a business
trip to Minor last Friday, return-
ing home that night. Charles
Hayden and Joe Popiel accom-
panied them.
House Redecorated--
~VIantilla Butterfield. support.
ing the clean ut>--paint up ea,m-
paign, recently had her town
house ~edecorated inside and
painted outside.
To Dickinson--
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor drove
to Dickinson Thursday, where
he assisted in the changeover to
the dial system. Dickinson
telephone patrons were able to
use the dial phones Sunday
m~rning.
Gordons Write--
In a letter this week, ~vlr. and
Mrs. Glendon Gordon informed
the News tha~ ,they had ,moved
f~,'om Des Moines to Gri~nes, ~a.,
and are all well.
Theatre
BEACH, NORTH DAKOTA
FsL - SaL
Saturday Matinee
"The Fireball"
MICKEY ROONEY, PAT
O'BRIEN.
The story of a boy that makes
• "good" action melodrama. One
for the whole family.
Shorts -- News
Sun. - Men. - Tu~s.
Sunday Mattm~
"To Please A Lady"
CLARK GABLE,
STANVeYCK.
A car racing story that is
given ,a "Very Good" ~,ating.
Short -- News
Wed. - Thurs.
"Right Cross"
JUNE ALLYSON, DICK Pew-
ELL.
A prize fight picture w~lth
special audience appeal.
Shorts
I r
THE
Golden Valley
News
~n~red as 8eeoad
~he P~e a~
OcWber T, ~M~eh K 18~
k,
bining a business trip with a
visit with relatives and friends.
House Ransacked--
Mrs. M. Butterfield reports that
she and some guests found her
house on the farm north of town
broken into this pest week end;
the culDrits obviously entered
through a broken window. The
house upstairs and down was
ransacked, but a quick survey
showed nothing missing. Several
neighbors a.lso report seeing the
d,amage.
Guests Of Aunt--
Mr. and M~'s. F. Huebner and
son of Billings, 'Mont.. and Rod-
ney Bueche of Ogden. Utah,
were guests of the former's
aunt, Mrs. M. But,terfield. Mon-
day. They were returning from
a trip in the east.
• Visit Here---
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ratph
Samuels from California are
Mrs. Victor Renstrom, South
Gate, and her sister, Mrs. Chry-
stal Sims, ,Downey. They arriv-
ed • Saturday, .and are planning
to depart Fa'iday for Port Arthur,
Canada. and points in Michl-
gan.
Helm returned home from Minot
last Friday p. m. after having at-
tended the Missouri-Synod Luth-
eran convention held the latter
part of the week. Mr. Helm was
a guest of Wm. Gayer and fami-
ly. a brother of Mrs. Helm, and
also spent some time with some
old classmates he hadn't seen
for many years.
On Fishing Trip--
The first fishermen to leave
for bac La Ronge this spring
on a fishing trip were Carl An-
derson. "Red" Nitzy, and '.',Re-
pie" Reece. The men left Beach
by c.ar Monday of this week and
plan to be gone about a week.
Sevemal other fishing parties are
in the making and will be leav-
ing Beach soon for northern
Saskatchewan.
CARD OF THANKS
Please accept our thanks for
helping with the driveways ,~t
teh cemetery! it was an encour.
aging sight to see so many will-
mg persons working so industri.
ously.
Members of ~he Cemetery
Boaed
return to J.ack's Club this com-
ing Sunday, June 3. for another
appearance. His orchestra hails
from Sioux Falls, South Dakota,
and they made a tremendous hit
with local dancers when they
played here before. Special en-
tertainment is scheduled for
Saturday evening at Jack's.
CARD OF THANKS
Our most sincere thanks to all
ou.r friends and neigh, bors. for
their many kind deeds and com.
forting words, spiritua,1 offerings,
flowers ,and cards we received
during the illness and loss of our
loved one. We especially wish .t@
thank Rev. M. I. Lack. the Rohan
Bros.. pallbearers, choir, and the
persons who brought food and
served the dinner.
Mrs. Frank Kreitingar, sr.
Leo Kreitinger
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo ,Krei~inger
and family
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ESreitinger
jr., and family
Mr. and Mrs. James Lorenz
and family
Catherine Krei.tinger
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