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GOLDEN v ALLz5 NEWS. .......
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1950.
~- .................. -1 1Beach were Sunday evening sup-
,r~••- ~T | ~ per guests at the Carl Rose home.
~flllle ~WS | Fred Hudson of Baker is spend-
~ i ing a few days at the ahomes of
Mm. ByTon Hudson 1' his sons Byron and Bert.
~, I Several of the W. S, W. S.
.... - ............. tladies and their husbands work-
~Crowded out last week.) ed at the church basement this
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fisher were week and have it nice and clean
guests of honor at a dinner at again. *"
the Bert Hudson home Sunday, .Rural Life, Sunday, conducted
in honor of their seoond anniver- by the 4-H girls was held Sun-
sary. Other guests included Sand- day evening at the chumh and
ra Fisher, Virginia Neary, Vern was a big success.
Veroy, ,Fred Hudson, Delbert, Do-
lores and Myrtle Hudson. I ....... -~
Cat° Jensen °f Superi°r' Wis" I ~ illC[ L::t W e:kl ,1
consin, a cousin of rs. John ent Butte
Sliper, arrivedFriday to visit
a~vhile, l
AI Haverson was a visitor at ..........
the Geo. Johnson home Saturday. i (Crowded Out
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rost made', Mr. ~and Mrs. Ray Zinsli re-
a business trip to Billings, .Thurs- '
day, and returned Friday. t ceived word that their son Ray-
'mond and wife, of Atlanta, Ga.,
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Plummet and became the parents of a baby
family and LeRoy Wang, Mr. and daughter born to them May 8.
Mrs. Terrance Cameron and Col- ~This is the couple's first child.
lin Cameron, Mr. and (Mrs. Ernie Mr. and Mrs. Will Briar of Bis-
Stark and Doris, were among
those who attended the rodeo in
Medora, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Abrams
are the proud parents of a dau-
g.hter, who arrived at the Miles
City hespital this week. The lit-
tle lady has been named Annette
Louise.
Mr. and Mrs. Benny Jesfietd
entertained at a family dinner
Sunday in hanoi: of Henning
Steen's, Phyllis and {,eRoy Jes-
field's birthdays.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Preston
and girls motored to Matt, N. D.,
to visit with relatives over the
week end..Mr, and Mrs. Eddie
Heath and children returned with
them to visit awhile.
The 4-H Club girls met at
Carol Rose's home Saturday. The
subjects discussed included cus-
tard judgings, egg tests and
wrapping sandwiches. A delicious
lunch was served to the six mere.
bers and seven guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Schultz
were Sunday visitors at the Sla-
ter home.
(Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Beach .are
the proud parents of a son born
Friday morning at a Glendive
hospital, named Arlee Lewis.
They have one other child, also
a boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rose and
Wilton were afternoon visitors at
the Otis Lutts home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rustad and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gustafson
were dinner guests at the R, alph
Rustad home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Raisler of
marck, N. D., spent several days
last week visiting at the John
Brown and Ches. Allen homes,
enroute to Spokane, Wash.,
where they will make their home.
The Study Club members held
their ].ast meeting of the season
in the form of a get-together out-
ing party. They enjoyed a 6:00
o'clock chicken steak dinner at
tim Cozy Cafe in Beach, after
which they gathered .at the
home ef Lenore Smith for several
games of bridge with prizes going
to Mrs. Clara Wagner, Mrs. Alma
Waldal and Mrs. alga Lardy.
Mrs. Smith served a dessert lunch
after cards.
Mrs. Laurence Kirkpatrick en-
tertained the Lutheran Ladies'
Aid in the •church parlors Thurs-
day aflernoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Ganzer re-
turned Wed., from Fort Dodge,
Iow.a, where they attended an
Occo Dealer's Convention.
Mr. and 1V~rs. Jesse Phillips
left Sunday for Billings, Mont.,
to attend the funeral of Jesse's
daughter-in-law, who was killed l
in a car accident at Anaconda
Mont., Thurs. Cecil Tangen
caring for the oil station irl their
absence.
Mrs~ Wm. A4ams returned from
Mino% Wed., after spending se-
veral days with her niece ahd
husband, (Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Nelson. The Nelsons h,ad spent
Sunday the ldth, at the Adam's
home here.
Supt. and (Mrs. James DeSch.
neau entertained the Senior Class
Thursday evenlrrg at a theatre
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ASTOUHDINli SENSATIONS EV[II ASSENlUl
CHAMPION AERIALISTS,
ACROBATS AND EQUILIBRISTS
CONGRESS OF CLOWNS--THRILL.
ING RACES--50 MUSICIANS--ACRES
OF TENTS. SODa SEATS
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THE WORLD'S
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FINEST ZOO--250
ANIMALS
GLEAMING AND GLITTERING WITH GOLD AND
.WONDROUS SURPRISES FOR YOUNG AND OLD
THIS:
DAY OF DAYS wholesome
ILeokod forward to with IonlinS bythe
ehildren and grown-ups. The eventful
day that deliahts, entertains and In-
strlK4~ refreshen mad IrmllevOs ILr~_._.,t~ historY.
thetedlumef toil.The one mm~'mm~~ ,* ..... 2 &S P-
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ISROTNMIS I
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1950
party in Beach, followed by lunch
at the I)eSchneau home with
everything carried out in the
class color scheme.
Florence Kessel and Peggy
Johnson spent the week end at
the home of Florence's parents in
Belfield.
Harry and Bonnie Smith were
Sunday guests at the Minnie
Lindstrom home at Carlyle.
The Junior Class entertained
the Seniors at ~che annual dinner
at the Montana Inn, at Glendive,
on.Sunday.neighbors gathered..at[were pleasent visitors at the iVisLt m~rietly-- I the former Yvonne Teed; th~
tilnsiue scnom, wnere a zine aln. I Rieniz Hammond home on Fri." .......... were --rou'- "- o. ~'a"" --i..
I Mr. ano .~Irs. ~-nery OI IaKlma, ~ll ~ uo ~t. r ul ~v~,.,~
ner was served with lots of good iday evening, bringing along. ............ ]'o vi l her brother A1 Teed -- "
things to eat including ice cream, | lunch and two swell cakes, to wn., vzs~[eu nere nne~y mm pas~ I [ s t , . , ares
and ~o~. Cards were played dur-| celebrate Rienzi's birthdavSunday ~t the home of Mr. and both are former resiaents of
in the afternoon Mrs -Hod ins' .... ,~, ...... ~.~-- ..... Mrs~ Bud Miller; Mrs Emery is'eommunRy.
g " " g .M,. ,~.u ~n~. r. r. ~,,.~,~g. "
of Beach was the teacher, left by car T~ursday on a trip to
Dr. Bush was a caller at the Madison Wis., to visit relatives.
Geo. Sygulla home Tuesday. 'Mrs. Edna Hammond aecompani-
Mrs .Henry Rising helped cut ed them to Rochester, Minn., for MINERAL STEAM BATHS
, potatoes at" the Leo Kremers a visit at the home of her sis-
home Wednesday. ter, Mrs. Lewis Canar and hus-
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gearey ran- band. lV~NERAL s'r~AM BATHS and SWEDISH MASSAGES are
tared to Beach Thursday, where The Ladies Auxiliary of Golva now highly recommended by Physicians. The result is amot~.
)ast Wednesday evening. The lthey did work at the cemetery.
evening was completed by a Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Scheffer and
show at the Drive-In Theatre at Kenneth enjoyed a fine birthday
Glendive. They were accompani-/dinner at the home of Mr. and
cd by Supt. and Mrs. James De- [Mrs. Leo Rising Tuesday evening.
Schneau~and (Martin Kampstra,[ The Golva Homemakers Club
the principal, will meet on June 8th at the
home of Mrs. John Schulte. Mrs,
Albert M aus will be assisting
hostess.
Golva News
(Crowded Out Last Week)
Picnics were very much in or-
der the past week, due to another
term of school completed. On ,Fri-
day the Golva schools held their
picnic at Evergreen Park near
Beach. On Thursday evening
Evelyn Weinreis held their pro-
gram at the Burkey school, and
W. Floyd Johnson of Fargo,
Rep. of White Cross Hospitaliza-
tion Plan, under wri~tenby Bank-
ers Life and Casuality Co., of
Chicago, was a pleasent caller
in and around Golva the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gearey mo-
tored down to the William's Darn
Saturday, where men are re-
building a fine spillway.
(Mr. and Mrs. A. Gustafson and
Stuart, Mr. ,and Mrs. Lew Ms-
;Manigal and Volney Schmeling
Election June 27
• The 1949 legislature passed an EXTR
two cent gas tax. This has been referred tc
a vote of the people at the Primary Election
Unless you vote NO on the LAST measure
on the ballot, this tax will go into effect.
• This means two cents more per gallon on
every gallon of gasoline you buy.
• Taxes are high enough. This is no time
to raise taxes. VOTE NO on the EXTRA two
cent 9osoline tax. It is the lost measure
on the ballot.
met at the V. F. W. Halt Monda~
evening.-. Installation of officers
were in order by Mrs. Brown of l
Dickinson. Supper was served]
later in the evening. I
Mr. and Mrs. Gearey, who have
been here looking .after their
farming interests, left the first of
this week to return to their home
in Aberdeen, S. D. Mrs. Gearey
is the former (Mrs. Emma Stro-
vers.
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IT WILL HELP TO REDUCE OVER WEIGHT AND BUILO
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MAKES YOU FEEL BETTER IN EVERY WAY.
SHENKO'S HEALTH CLINIC
Phone 61 Beach, N. D~
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On Monday ud Priday Nilrht
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The LAS1 Measure on the Ballot
PoUtie.aJ advertlsemenl t,alO (ul algol spa[morea b~ t~etttLoner'e
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