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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
Thursday, June 15, 11
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GRAND "CLOSING" AND "OPENING" PARTY AT THE COZY CAFE & TAP ROOM ON WEDNESDAY,
JUNE 21ST.
There has been a change in management at the
COZY CAFE & TAP ROOM, Roy Noyes, the
former owner, taking over. Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Walker wish to take this opportunity to
thank their many patrons for the fine business
and friendships they have enjoyed during the past
six years. Mr. Noyes hopes he may continue to
deserve and enjoy the same patronage. There
will be alterations made and Roy asks the public
to bear with him during that time. Suggestions
Q
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Walker, Former Owners
and criticisms are invited.
"Mugs," the former owner, and Roy, the
future owner, are arranging a grand "closing"
and "opening" party, to be held from 7 P. M. to
11 P. M. on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21ST. The
adult public is cordially invited, and a pleasant
time is being arranged• DON'T FORGET THE
DATE, AND COME EARLY!
Roy Noyes, New Proprietor
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LOCAL
NEWS
h ltema of interest picked uD
ero and there by our News
reporters. We are always glad
to get your news items.
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Miss Mar;-Tosner. Whl ims'~be-en Mi.-ai~d Mrs-A. E. Schieffer-of-! - Mrs-L. J. Alguire spent Tueldayi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson of
helping her ~ster, Mrs• John Glow- Carlyle were business callers in in Glendive. i Trotters were business callers this
er for several weeks has gone to Beach on Saturday The Past Matrons club met at lweek.
Beach to work at a cafe there. Mr and Mrs Carl Lander of the home of Mrs. Ernest Nelson on I Mrs. Mary Johnson, who has been
Mrs. Floy Woodhull and Patrtcia Wibaux were Beach business callers Wednesday of this week. I visiting her daughter, Mrs. Roy
and Robert left Sunday for Seattle on Saturday Mrs. Madison and ~aughter Anna Williams, at Skaar, returned to her
.WasiL. where they will make their Mrs. Marie Chaska and daughter
new home. Mucks left Friday for Jamestown, William Shenko left Saturday where they will spend a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Frona of Glen-
dive were Beach callers Saturday.
Glen Adams went to Fryburg Gifford. ~spent Friday of last week with the
Sunday to bring his family home.
Miss Olga Moyer and "Dutcll"i Denms. small son of Mr and John Marman family in Beach.
Hoeck were Sund~y dinner guestsiMrs' W. D. Schulz• submitted to l. Miss Mary Kremer left Friday
a tonsillectomy at the Bismarck for Helena, Mont., where she will
at the W. D. Schulz home• Hospital. They returned on Wed- enter into the Cadet Nurses Corps.
The Readinger home is being nesday evening of last week. Mrs. Rose Kukowski of Williston
given a new coat of paint by
James Thill and Curt Sill. " Helga Thompson arrived the lat- was a weekend business caller in
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Steeker and ter par~ of the week from Livings- Beach.
ton. Mont. to spend the summer Gwen Petersilie and Gwen Cook
Marlyn called on Mrs. But'terfield
Sunday morning, months with her parents. Mr. and of Sentinel Butte were Beach buM-
Mrs, H. M. Jakobson and son Mrs. Henry Thompson of Beach. ness callers on Friday of last week.
Richard were weekend callers in Ed Zabel of Kellogg, Idaho is Mrs. Julius Larsen and daughter
Glendive. spending a few days at the paren- Marlene of Golva were Beach call-
Minnie Hagen arrived Saturday tal William Zabel home. Clarence era on Friday of last week•
to spend a short time with her Zabei of Rock Falls, Ill. is also Mrs. Daisy Wassmann and An-
niece, Mrs. W. E. Logan, enroute laPending a few days at the home oil drew Kohlerof Alpha were Beach
• ~ re . t :ll~! ~ia~S in d~K/e~y
t°M~ssinTS~e Lou Logan arrived h~My: Y~uells and niece Mrs. e;LJandt were
Sunday from Fryburg to spend a Doris Becklund, of Tacoma, Wash. . day of thin
( ' week
period of two months with her ~ and Mrs. Ed Oswood called on Mrs. I : " _ . .
x~rs William 7.aDe~ recently sub
aunt, Mrs. W. E. Logan. J.C. Butterfield Thursday. Mrs. [ • ' -
mitted to an operation and is re
A1 Flanagan and stepson, Ross Mahlon Stecker spent the evening1 orte " " : "
Alder of Minneapolis Minn were with Mrs. Butterfield p ci as aping as nicmy as can
' ' be expected.
calling on frlen~ and at their Pfc. Carl Waldahl of the U S) ..............
• • ~aaoge naruse leit l~'rlctay ior
ranch near Trotters Sunday. Marine Corps arrived Sunday from lvario.._-
u~ --rva ~ ol me wes: wne,,-~
Mr. and Mrs. Knute Farstveet San Diego, Calif. to spend a fur-/she will s~nd some time 'visitin-
are the parents of a baby glrl bornl lough with his parents Mr. and friena¢ ~n~-,o'~oH ....
to them at the Johnstone Memorial t Mrs. Charles Davldson, of Sentinel Harr " son of Mr and Mrs Fre~
Hospital Monday. Butte .... .~' . . • . . . u
~plegeloerg, wno nas oeen nome on
JUST IN--
Complete Line of
Greeting Cards
morning for Minnesota where he Mrs. John Marman and children
will spend some time visiting with and Kathryn Marman spent a day
friends and relatives, in Glendive last week.
Mrs. Ben Verdick arrived Thurs- Mrs. Don Hardy of Dickinson is
d~y from Deer Lodge. Mont.. to spending a few days at the J. F.
spend some time m Beacl~. Mrs. Hardy home in Beach.
Verdick is the former Nellie Donald Oljar of Seattle. Wash.
a ten-day furlough, returned to
Port Townsend, Wash.
O. G. Hoole, editor of the Daw-
son County Review at Glendive,
was a Beach business visitor on
Friday of last week.
Shirley Northrop was a Beach
caller on Sunday. Shirley is now
employed with a gas company in
Baker, Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Vukelic re-
turned last week from Chicago,
where they had spent several weeks
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Eddie Vukelic and daughter
Vivian arrived in Beach Sunday
BUTTE DRUG
from Mott to spend a few weeks at
t
the E. C. Vukelic home. i
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.......................................................................................................... The Misses Connie Mosser and[
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Spend Freelyon
Bonds. Buy More
han Before.,
Fashion at its Bes¢ in
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS
1"65
Fine weave broadcloth, styled
for an exact all.over fit a~d
Sanforized+ to stay that way,~
NuCraft* starchle~ collars!
Color For. All His Togs!
TOWHcRAFT* TIES
The annual school election wast Mrs. Dick Halvorson of Hill~bOr0,
held Tuesday, June 6, at t2~e Lin-I tl~
Oregon. who was a guest at
coln grade school building. Richard I Robert Coutts home, Mrs.
Thompson was elected director of)and Mrs. Mary Johnson were
the district school board and M. P. ernoon luncheon guests at the T. I,
Lovgren was elected district clerk. Dickinson home Monday•
Mac of Golva recently moved into lhome here on Thursday. i
the GaD. McCellan apartments, l~ Mrs. Birdie Meacham, who has i
Kermit Fakler left Monday for spent the past two years in Beach,!., ................
Vancouver, Wash., where he will i left for her home in Los Angeles,
spend some time visiting his sisters.
Ben Bloom of Beach was a Dick-
inson visitor on Wednesday of this
week.
Lloyd Geyer will leave Thursday
for Seattle, Wash. after spending
a period of two ~eks in Beach
visiting friends and relatives.
E. E. Will left Sunday for Fargo,
where he will :spend a few days on
business and also visiting friends
and relatives.
Pvt. Michael Schieffer, son of Mr.
California on Wednesday: I
! Mrs. P. E. Bryson of Ollie left
Beach last Friday for Long Beach,
Calif. to visit her mother, Mrs. R.
Kramer, who is ill.
Miss Mary Jane Alguire, who is
leaching at the State Teachers
College in "Dickinson, spent Satur-
day and Sunday here wi~h her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Alguire.
Boys are excited about the idea
of flying. They should not get so
awful excited that they can't fly
and Mrs. Pete Schieffer, is now sta-ion their agile feet and do the er-
ti~n'ed in England with the para-rands down town.
troopers.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dirk and)
daughter, Margaret, were Beach~,
business callers on Tuesday of this
week. Mrs. Dirk also received med-
ical attention while here.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Ueckert and
daughter Merna left Monday of
this week for Wallis, Idaho, where
they will spend some time visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. E. W. Clark of Fargo is
spending a few days at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. P.
Lovgren of Beach. She left Satur-
day for her home,
It is said to be dangerous to
know too many things. Teachers
will perhaps say that some children
are thoroughly aware of that
danger.
In many towns a few people
carry on most of the community
activities, while a large number
look on and make complaints and
kicks•
Pvt. Fred Kremers of the U. S.
Marine Corps arrived Tuesday ev-
ening from San Diego, California
:to spend a furlough with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Leo Kremers of
Golva,
Mrs. John Marman, Mrs. Fay
Corkrin, Miss Petrinella Marman,
Miss Mary Ann Marman of Sidney
were guests of Mrs. John Marman
of Beach on Wednesday, the occa-
sion being her birthday,
When people make the same ef-
fort to beautify their homes as
they do to make their own personal
ning for Washington D C where l appearance attractive, their corn-
they have accepted empioyment munity and their neighborhood
in the Navy department, benefit from this improved up-
The Misses Marcel Kukowski of )earance. •
Bold figures, neat stripes,"
rich ~o61ards in easy-to-tio
rayons and rayon mixtures.
Seattle. Wash• and Lucille Kukow-
ski of Fargo are visiting at the
home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Kukowskl of rural Beach.
If you love y~ur home town and
~ry to do things to help its pro-
gress, your home town wiLl love you
and be ready to serve you in many
ways.
Pearl Bonine, formerly Pearl
Jandt, arrived the latter part of
the week from St. Louis, Mo. to
spend some time with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jandt, of
Beach.
Mrs. Witzig and daughter Carrie
were dinner guests of Mrs• Butter-
field. They brought Zona home, as
she had been staying with Mrs.
Witzig while attending Bible school
in Beach.
Mrs. Mary Rathbun of the Wes-
;erheim community called in Beach
Saturday, and while here ordered
the Golden Valley News sent to
Pvt. George E• Hershey and Cpl.
Frank C. Morris, former residents
of Beach.
Charles and Frank Michels re-
turned on Tuesday ~vening from
Eau Claire, Wisconsin where they
had spent the past two weeks vis-
iting with friends and relatives.
While there they attended the wed-
ding of a nephew.
Mrs. Minnie Sorenson entertained
at dinner last Sunday in honor of
Carl's confirmation day, Mr. and
Mrs. Olen Manthey and family
and Mrs. Plagmann of Glendive,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sorenson
and Sharon of Beach.
have been visiting at the Clarence
Fasehing home, left Thursday for
Glendive, where they will visit with
relatives for a few days, enroute
to their home at Wenatchee, Wash.
Mrs. M. L. Walker returned the
latter part of the week from St.
Cloud, Minn., where she had spent
the past few weeks visiting friends
and retatives, and where she also
submitted to an operation.
Miss Joyce Snow arrived Friday
evening to spend the weekend at
her parental home. Joyce is at-
tending the teachers college at
Dickinson. She was accompanied
by Maphalda Fasching, who is also
attending college.
Confirmation services were held
at St. Paul's Lutheran church on
Sunday, June 11, with Rev. Dissen
officiating. Those confirmed were
Verene Will, Audrey Fredrieh of
Wibaux, Audrey Schmeling, Leo~a
Nielsen, Jesse Slater, Lyla Neudeck
Carl Sorenson, Claude Thoemke
and Maxwell Schmeling.
Senator and Mrs. Gas Wog of
the Fryburg community in Billings
county were visitors in Beach on
Monday. Senator Wog is a candi-
date for re-election as state sena-
tor from the 39th district and is
the oldest member of the upper
house in point of service, having
served 26 years in the North Da-
kota senate.
Miss Mar Helen Niece rri _ ~ Alfred Reinholtz who lives south
Y a veo '
of Sentinel Butte and who has
the latter part of the week to spend ....... ' ....
........ ~oeen m a~ ms nome zor me pas~
a lew aays wlm her parents, Dr ..........
• _., _^ I~wo weeks was ~)rougn~ ~o me nos-
and Mrs. O. R. Nlece. She w,, ~v-
pital in Beach on Sunday in a
turn Wednesday to Duluth, Minn. .
......... 't sermus condition from a blood clot
wnere sne ~s at~enmng SCHOOL Ion the heart. Mrs. Reinholtz is
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Milner, who here With him.
Gaylord Franzen and Kenneth
Abraham returned Thursday of
last week from Fort Shelling, where
they had gone for their preinduc-
tion examinations. Thomas Lynch
and Paul Shupp are visiting friends
and relatives in Minnesota before
going into the armed forces.
The Misses Agnes and Marie Po-
dol~ki left Tuesday evening for
various parts of the East where
they will spend two weeks visiting
friends and relatives. They will al-
so visit their sister, Regina D. Po-
dolski $2-c, who is stationed at
Oxford, Ohio, attending the Miami
University.
Mrs. Dick Halvorson, who has
been visiting a sister in Minneapo-
lis, arrived here Saturday evening
to visit with her brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Coutts. Mr, and Mrs. T. L. Dick-
inson were dinner guests at the
Coutts home on Sunday, Mrs. Hal-
vorson ls an old friend of Mrs.
Dickinson's" parents, Mrs. Halvor-
son left for her home at Hillsboro,
Oregon Monday evening.
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Mrs. Olau~ Rishovd spent Tues-
day of last week in Wibaux, where
she attended the golden wedding
anniversary celebration given for
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Elliott.
Truck operators may apply for
their third quarter rations by send-
ing their Certificates of War Neces-
sity to the local War Price and Ra-
tioning Board any time after
June 15.
The Misses Nora E. Jordan and
Beatrice Spies arrived in Beach on
Tuesday to spend a three weeks va-
cation with the former's sister,
Mrs. Earl Baker and family. They
are now serving as pastors of the
U. B. church in Tie Dalles, Oregon.
The Misses Jordan and Spies have
many friends in Beach who are glad
to see them again.
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
O. L. Olsrud, pastor Tel 154
The first week of the Badlands
Bible camp at the~ Custer Trail
dude ranch four miles south of
M~dora opens this week, Friday
evening. A truck to take campers
will leave the parsonage in Beach
at 3 P. M. on Friday.
No services will be held at Beach,
Sentinel Butte or Garner this Sun-
day as all who possibly can are
urged to attend the services at the
Bible camp. Missionary C. W.
Landahl from China will speak at
the 11 A. M. services, Ray. Orlean
Rue of Wolf Point will speak at
3 P. M. and Ray. R. Ulviden of
Minot will speak at 8 P. M.
Beach: - ~*-
The daily vacation Bible sohool
directed by Miss Ruth Stadem of
Bryant, S. D. being held this week
at the grade school building will
continue through next week.
Sentinel Butte:
The daily vacation Bible school
with Miss Mary Johnson and Mrs.
May Fisher as teachers being held
)this week will continue through
next week.
Carlyle:
Services at 10:30 A. M. Confirma-
tion class at 11:30 A. M.
~-V~
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
D. E. Kenney, pastor
Beach, North D~kota
Sunday, June 18:
10:15 A. M., Morning Worship
service. Fathers Day message. All
men are especially urged to be
present.
11:15 A. M., Bible study classes
for all ages.
Choir rehearsal Wednesday at 8
P.M.
~.V-~
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
D. E. Kenney, pastor
Trotters, North Dakot~
Sunday, June 18:
2 P. M., Sunday school, with
classes for all ages.
3 P. M., Worship service, with a
message honoring fathers on this,
their day.
Services every 1st, 3rd and 5tix
Sundays of the month.
--.Y
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
John Roberts, pastor
Beach, North Dakot~
Fathers Day, June 18:
Sunday school at I0 A. M.
Morning service at 11 A. M.
Pilgrim Fellowship at 7:30 P. M.
Choir practice Wednesday at 8
P.M.
METHODIST CHURCH
Beach, North Dakot&
Rev. Frederick Norris of Bismarck
will hold services in the Beach
Methodist church Sunday, June 17,
Everybody cordially invited.
~--.Y~
ST. PAUL'S
LUTHEq~AN CHURCH
V. H. Dissen, pastor
Beach, North Dakota
! Your vote and support will be appreciated!
! Guy Lee ., '
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i 39th Legislative District
Billings, Golden Valley, Slope and Bowman Counties
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