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PAGE EIGHT THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS, BEACH, N. D.
-, ] Family Visits--- I Honored At Shower-= I Week E~i Guests--- ,To Yellowstone-- I
I ~ ~-.~ ~-~ . . 11 Mr. and Mrs. Nell Hogoboom Miss Mary ~ane Abraham and~ Miss Shirleen Booke and[ ]/Ir. and Mrs. C| '
~,.)~.~'z~L J of Sentinel Butte, and Mile!
| i | Mrs; Kerme th Abraham were co: / friend, Miss ~Dorothy ~¢Iay Fish-t an~l Herbie span
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blue shower Monday. alters.con| end guests at the home of her wi :h Mr. and Mr~
|~ .... |I the home of Mr. and Mrs.I ior Mrs. ~ ~rzywsKL ADOUt| sister, Mrs. Bob Taylor,and l The latter fatal:
I~-c.-v-- :t'Goody Thompson and family,i twenty guests were present for| husband. I w~ek from Detro
I l~mma d ~ ~ ~ ~ | Mile nogoboom returned recent-I games and lunch. | / iti lg the Michael
| ~ ~-~ ~ ~ !~ ~ ] ly from the hospital, where het ~ ! New Pickup--- t Ed saris parents.
~m~m~mal~ ~ m ~ ~t had an eye operation, and nowL Home From Univ.--
4 ~ " I is feeling very well._ ........ r and] Frank Jablonski is driving a[ Have Fish Fry
L..~ ............... Studenl Nurse Home--- Mrlser~l:m~sara~ar~y °~fraBe~ch ~:oWm thD~eg~aPlCk~P'toPU~:halS~t[ About 35 American LegionI
rural, arrived home shortlY lFrida,, J "'' Imembers were guests a,t a fish
]~hing, At Midge Lake Miss Dolores Quade, Presenta- after his recen~ graduation h'om|l ~" /during| fry lasttheirWednesdaYregular meeting.eVening'
"'Red Nitsche and John Bark- [ Fish were furnished by Stub
]and left last Saturday morning
""THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1950
Guests From Calif.-- I Gets New Paint--
Mrs. ~"eh,a ]/lack am )! e CI ff s Standard Service sta-
nan H,,ath a ~d sons, ~' v tlon is showing off its new cog4:
Ferry, of Beflower, r~r': of paint it got this week. The
guests here last w, lh : Standard Oil crew did the touch-
~ome ,ff Mr. and Mr~ .~d. up work.
~ond, leavi:~g Wed le '
~idney Monl., I:o visi f~:~' "
days; they ~¢ill retu: t:~i ~ We wis~. to .thank all .our
week 'or a 'ew mor, r.Js't frienas ana neighbors for me~~
with f'iends' kindness and sympathy shown
us during the illness .and death
E ---- of our beloved mother and
xpec~ed Home--- grandmother, for the lovely
,Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Pesha floral offerings, with special
and children were expected thanks going to Rev. and Mrs.
Noyes, Ray Hamlin, Knute Farst- home this week from the west Bott, Dr. Bush. and the entire
on a fishing trip to Midge Lake,
Canada, which is located north
and east of Regina.
Reiurn To Texas--
Family Picnio--
Mr. and Mrs. Byron R Aberne- I A family picnic was enjoyed
ihy and family left Monday ¢o I;~st Sunday at Peaceful Valley
return to their home in Lub- i in Roosevelt Park. with the Gale
beck. Texas. after visiting h,re| Putnams of Dickinson, the
at th(, William and Burns Abet-, Fr;mk and Eddy Kukowski
nethy homes. They also spenti families, and the Elmer and
some time with her parents in| Stanley Raislers gz~thering for
Dickinson. a pleasant outing.
SAYS:
Whether it's a cup of coffee, or one of
our Large T-Bone Steaks, you can now
get it day or night.
Now open for 24-hour Service.
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Beach, North Dakota
and are at home in their apart-
ment in the Palmer apartments.
Guest From Spokane.--
Mrs. Arthur Robe of Spokane,
Wn., is visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Zielsdorf, and
her sister. Mrs. Ben Thompson,
and family, and other relatives.
tter husband was here also. but
left last Wednesday to return
home. while Mrs. Rabe remained
for an extended visit,
Visit Mother--
Mr. Herbert Tobias and child-
ren of Elbowoods, N. D., were
week end guests at the home of
his mother, Mrs. Thee Tobias.
Two daughters of Mrs, Tobias,
Mrs. Lucille Hurley and son
Michael of Eau Claire, Wis., and
Mrs. Howard Robbins and son
Stephen of Minneapolis, Minn.,
are enjoying a two-weeks visit
with their mother also.
Date Changed--
Last week's News carried a
mistake concerning a band date.
The Beach band will play in
Regertt July 1, not as was an-
nounced then.
Taken To Hospilal---
Mrs. Rod~tey Kimball was
taken to St. John's hospital .in
Dickinson this Tuesday for
minor surgery. She thinks she
may be dismissed by Sunday.
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June Iulr
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While
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Gallms
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Old Dutch each
Cleanser 11c
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Loaf Cake Pan
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