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PAGE TWO THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 11,
DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
AT SAM S NEW ARCADE Dance Next Saturday Night Sponsored By MUSIC BY CHET GRIFFIN AND
GLENDIVE, MONTANA Veterans of Foreign Wars HIS DIXIE LANDEIS
ROLLER SKATING EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT
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" THE GOLDEN VALLEY "NEWS shoping and called at the Pederson wishes for many more years of Imp- ters, Edith, Lois and Alberta Mae, in this community.
& every Tumday a Beach, North Dakota. Entered as]homes, piness together, and Ed. Deitz were callers at the I The entire Crarner community
ela matter at lm Postoice et Beach, Nort Dakota, October 7, I Carrel Meyer was among those who After the Ladies' Red Cross meet- I Joe Deitz and Fred Wassmann homes wishes to express its deepest sym"
1936. under 4e act of March 3, 189'/. { were on the sick list last week. ing at the Commercial Club-room I Tuesday. pathy to Victor Renstrom in the Un"
Mrs. R. S. Eisenbarth went to Monday night, several men held a Art Underwood and Olaf Orstad timely loss of his brother.
Advertlalng rates fimd upon request, . .01Cralen, Mont., Saturcay where sh meeting for the purpose of organiz-i left on Tuesday night for Minnesota. ,
pr Minn., Mort., and S. Dak, Elsewhere z, will enter the Sanitarium for treat- ing a school of deerme. There, Slim Clark was a caller in this
n ice $2.00 in N. Dak., s ment She has a host of friends should have been more out for the community on Wednesday evening. }
News (Edith BelD lived here mazay year,' ...... $250 REWARD
Wibaux before moving to Glendive and have 'wn° are nopmg anu praying sne will meeting. The following officers were Mrs. Olaf Orstad entertained the
many friends who wish them well in be able to return to her home in' appointed: W. C. Howard, instructor; Oolw Sunshine Society at her home
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Hazelson and their new loca.tion, a short time in perfect health. C.E. White, chairman; R. S. Eisen- on Wednesday, June 3rd. Twelve
childre and Mrs. Elsie Wllllams j E. B. Stair and son, Calvert, went John Conway, manager of the Fall- bart, comanander; Lawrence Hartse, members and four guests were pres-I
autoed 4,o Glendive Friday. to Glendive Thursday where Calvert lerton Lumber yard. was taken to secretary; E. Swartz, police; E. B. ent to enjoy the lovely dinner served r A reward in the amount of
will be paid to the person or p¢
Ed. Knoop was confined to his bed enlisted in the Air Corp. He and the Johnstone Memorial HospLtal in Sherman, fire chief and air warden. Jat noon. After which the meeting
part of last week with a bad cold. his sister, Mrs. R. S. Eisenbarth, went!Beach Monday. Another meeting will be called soon was held. i sons who furnish information ieall.
Clms. Dahl and son mle several to Pompey's Pillar Friday afternoon l At the annual business meeting of and everybdoy interested is asked to I Mrs. Laura Strahon is enjoying a lng to the arrest and conviction
visit wit'h her s,ister, who is spending any person Or persons ught
tzrips to Beach last week where Mr. to visit their sister, Mrs. Everett Good'the C. F. church held lust Tuesday attend this meeting, a few days at the Strahon home. ing livestock from any Member
Dahl is having dental work done. and family. Mrs. Good accompanied evening the following officers were ' Mrs. F. F. Schmeling was on the 'the Medora Grazing Amoclatlon,
Mrs. F. E. Elltott is visiting rela- him to Missoula. elected: trustees Earl Baker and Glen Garner
tires in Minnesota and Wisconsin. The Sunnyvale Homemaker's Club Scaxnmon; deacons. Simon 'Hazelton sick list this week. I Medora Grazing
Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Porter of me with Mrs. George Bass at her and l:tueben Amunrud; deaconesses i Mrs. H. L. Babcock and daughter, t
Mr. and Mrs. John Stull were Sun- Betty, returned to their home in I Medora, North
Glendive visited at the Dan Suther- home Tuesday. A good program and Msr. E. B. Sherman and Mrs. Bur- day visitors at the Ed Stull home Beach on Friday after having spent'
land hmne Sunday. refreshments were enjoyed by all. ton Welsh; clerk. Mrs. Glenn Scum- in Beach. While there they ttended the past few days at their farm home
Mrs. Dorothy Bergqulat and three John Trollope's barn was struck by men; reasurer, Mrs. George Hansen;
daughters from Longvlew, Wn.. and li1tning last week. and horse, pianist, Mrs. G. Scammon: assistant
her sister, Mrs. Audrey Swanson and some grain and several sets of ha,- pianist, Mrs. Earl Baker, ttShers,
son from Keiso. Wn., arrived Satur-ines s were burned with the building. Ralph Baird, Loren Watkins and
day evening to visit their mother, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Finkle and Russell Welsh; Sunday School Supt.,
Mrs. L. A. Woodhouse and other re- sons, Glenn and Donald, autoed to Simon Hazelton; asst. Supt., Mrs, Bur-
latices and friends. I Bismarck Friday. it on Welsh; S. S. pianist, Lucy Scazn-
Friends of Mrs. S, F. Peterson were i Mr. end Mrs. Slg Pederson and son men; and ass't, Kathleen Hazelton.
eorry o hear that shortly after re- attended a birthday party in honor L. A. Westmoreland was asked to
turning home from Billings where of Mrs. Perle,son's brother, Olaf Ab- remain for another year as pastor
e bad peltt a two weeks' vaotton, 'r.ham, given by Mrs. Doblar a their of e parish.
home Sundy. A ,fine dinner and a Nearly fifty members of te C. F.
good visit were enjoyed by all. l church surprised Mr. end Mrs. C. A.
Mrs. Robert Anderson was hostess Steele at their home Saturday eve-
she wcldently fell down paxt of the
cellar steps et her home. She was
brulsed qult badly Qnd was m-
pelled o rennin in bed severl days
as a result of the accident,
Mr nd Mrs. E. B. Stair and Mr,
end Mrs. R. S. Etsenbarth returned
from Bismarck Wednesday evening
nere the llles went through %he
Q1m2n and 19rastad Clinic.
Mr. and Mrs. oienn McCebe have lln
moved to ',the country where they I ,
are alsting the latter s brother, t
Adrian Ge/ster, on ,the arm. I
Sam Oarlson was in .town last week t
from Billings clling on old friends.]
Several from here atbended the
special servl and dinner at St.
Philip Sunday held in hclor of Rev.
Pymond John Pepllrmkl, who Is the
first young man, born t St. Philip,
to be ordeined e 9rlest.
Mrs. Forxest Roscoe and daughter
left kmt "week for their home near
Almlr, Wn. Their vt here was
Shoaened When hey received word
that Mr, Roscoe w fffering [rom
Mrs, *art and daughter, Mrs.
Ali0e onon and baby autoed to
Olemiive Friday.
MI, Hall left lri. for Bozeman
Where sh was joined by Mrs. Fred
Relnecke and both went to Living-
Iston to visit Mrs. Frank O2Keefe
and other friends. They returned
undey and report a very pleasant
trip.
Ted Sletten of Billings spen4 Sun-
day with his mother, Mrs. Louise
81etten and his brother, Ray.
May from here attended ,the sun-
dey School oonventlon in Beth Sun-
dy ternoon and evening and found
It tO be instructlve and entertaining.
Mrs. Bert Rogers and children came
rozn Olendive Thursday to visit with
friends. They expect .to leave this
week for Superior, Wise., where Mr.
Rogers has been employed for sev-
eral months. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers
to the C. F. Idies' Aid at the club
house Thursday afternoon. A good
crowd was present for the nice lunch
and program prepared by the hostess,
who was ably assisted by her daugh-
ter, Elaine.
Mr. and Mrs. George Zebel were
nlng in honor of their wedding an- 1
I
niversaxy. Altho very much sur-
l
prised, Mr. Steele set to town for
ice cream, which with the lunch
taken by the guests was greatly en-
Joyed by all. AbOUt midnight the
party broke up leaving a nice gift
the show "Hellzapcspin".
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wa-ssmann and
Carolyn and Walter Wassmann were
Sunday evening visitors at the John
Stull home.
Mrs. Lloyd Wassmann and Carolyn
and Dorothy Wassmann were Golva
visitors Monday.
Fred Wassmann and Art Under-
wood attended the annual Garner
school election held at the Randash
School on Tuesday.
Mrs. George Wassmann and 4augh-
A DIAMOND IS
A GOOD
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
Dr. Chernausek
Rogers & Gumper
gYS TF,rED-OLASS. FITTED
Walton Block
Dickinson, North Dakota
GUY LEE
A2PORNEY
Sentinel nmte. N. Dk.
KEOHANE & KUHFELD
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Phone 133
Beach. North Dakota
DR. O. k. IE{E
Dent
BEACH. NORTH AKrrA
DR. E. A. NYMAN
Ohlropractor
BEACH, NORTH DWOq?A
New Location Downstairs
office phone 61 - res. 1//
W. It. SCHELL
Attorney-At-Law
Bh. N. D.
Ioeat I tmss¢
from the north country Monday or Mr, and Mrs. Steele with best
You May be Affected
by War Restrictions
on Telephones
To halp oommrve vital war materied, fl has
been nsry/or the Government to place
additional restrictions on the installation
and replacement of telephone service and
equipment.
We are ooperatg lly in the saving of
materials needed in the war effort and, although
the restrictions will ect many of our cus-
tomers, we are doing our utmost to provide
good telephone service.
The effect ol the restrictiomt on requemt
|or telephone service or equipment depends
Upon the conditions and circumstances of each
particular case.
In most localities we still are able to install
some type o{ service for people who move or
want a telephone and our business office will
be glad to furnish you full information. Giving
us as much advance notice as pomible will
help us to serve you better.
NORTHWESTERN BELLTELEPHONE COMPANY
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LIVESTOCK
INVESTMENT
BUTTE DRUG
Don't let poor health sap
the pursuit of your am.
bitions! Revitalize with
chiropractic treatments.
In many cases the cause
of your lethargic health
can be traced directly to
a displaced spine. Come
in for consultation with-
out obligation.
Many Ailments Can Be Cured By
Your Chiropractor
Dr. E. A. Nyman
Lady Attendant
Ground floor of McClellan Bldg.
Phone 61
Some used combines priced righ00
One two.bottom John Deere Plow.
Fresh milk cows. Two registered
bulls. A number of others.
Two 9-ft. Duckfoots. Good Shape.
Some Good Pickups.
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One 1937 Chevrolet 1 Ton Truck.
$ 0 00
OF CHAMBRAY
AND SEERSUCKER
$3.49
Make an in.vest-merit in
coolness . . . wear this
emart, eoW.going Emen-
oda. Jacket is jaunty vest-
type, with striped dickey
and s/eaves, white buttons,
and trim-stitching. Pleated
dacks are tailored for fit
with a zipper placket. A
."knockout" for looks--
o dream for washability!
In Red and Blue.
*" Sizes 12 to 20
DI( KINSON'S
"Since 1907"
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6OLDEN VALLEY HARVESTER
C. C. Clark, Mgr. Beach, N.D. : Beach, rth