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L
of
Beach.
spent the
in
Wed-
, of last week.
week.
has been
the
the week-
Mrs. Kathleen
Braun arrived Sun-
a few days
left Sunday for
~ he will spend a
club will
Howard
Mr. and Mrs. Chester SteWart of
Carlyle left Thursday for Mlssoula
and Spokane, where they will visit
with friends and relatives.
Miss Sophie Jahr returned to her l
home in Dickinson Saturday after
spending a few days in Beach on
business.
Miss Mary Jane Algulre arrived
Friday evening from Dickinson to
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
OUR DEMOCRACY by t
i HAVE JUST
• , o.. - We *erl'e:. ,,ow, W,'R oFF •
] Republican enthusiasm ran high
(This Week) !in the national capital during con-
'-- I vention week. Ex-President HOG-
They say the smallest vote in his- ver's statement that younger men
tory cast in North Dakota was cast must take over responsibility and
this year. 523 votes were cast in his own personal reference that "I
Golden Valley county, due to the represent the generation of your
heavy rain. so they claim. We fathers" stirred a lot of political
Thursday, July 6,
CONGREGATIONAL
John R. Roberts, pastor
Beach:
Sunday school 10 A. M.
Service 11 A. M.
Pilgrim Fellowship 7:30 P. M~
Choir practice Wednesday
P.M.
Sentinel Butte:
spend the. Fourth of July with her
parents, Mr. and Mxs. L. J. Algulre.
Mr, and Mrs. Verne King and
daughter of Fryburg were visitors
In Beach Wednesday, enroute to
Terry, Mont.
Mr.~ and Mrs. Mark Gilman left
Sunday-to spend a few days in
Bisma~k. visiting friends and
relatives.
Will left the latter
days visiting
Mr. and Mrs. John Marman and
family spent the Fourth of July in
Sidney, visiting with friends and
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs, M. Oaab and son
Dicky of Mandan were guests of
the Doerners on Thursday of last
week.
Mrs. James Frazier arrived Fri-
day evening from Oientworth, Sask.
to spend a period of four weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Eisworth orr
and family.
Mrs. A. Carlson. formerly Ine:
Gordon, returned to Des Moines,
Iowa Friday of last week. after
spending a period, of five weeks at
the parental Irvin Cordon home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roddy Kimball
wonder if it's just due to heavy
rain? I believe lt's due to more
than that in this county. I believe
it's due to having our voting pre-
cincts consolidated. We don't know
who is to blame for consolidating
the precincts, but we hope whoever
it is, will take notice and let every-
one vote at their old voting booth
this fall. Then. even if it does
storm, people will have a chance
co vote without riding horseback
13 miles. Rain and consolidated
precincts aren't the only reason,
either. Indifference, I believe, is
the biggest reason of them all. In-
difference toward politics, a shrug
, of the shoulders and a "Oh, what
does my one vote count for?"
O. K., there are 2200 voting pre-
cincts in the state. Just one shrug
of the shoulder and a vote not cast
~in each of those 2290 precincts can
make a whale of a difference in a
state election. Nye leads Stam-
baugh by a mere 200 votes. How
do you 200 Stambaugh backers who
shrugged your shoulders and said
"Oh, my one vote won't be missed"
feel now? Kind of cheap, don't
you? "Oh. we'd have had to plow
mud, we'd have had to walk in
the rain." O. K., why not plow
not walk in that
r discussion at the capital, with
f amazlng agreements that a lot of
!our old-timers who believe them-
selves "indispensable" should be
replaced by. younger men.
N0w~ we're off again. The best
obtainable information indicates
that the chance of winning the
coming election about even--50-50--
between the two old parties.
~V
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
O. L. Olsrud, pastor Tel. 154
Be~S h:
ervices at 11 A. M. Sermon
theme: "Christian Ethics."
Sentinel Butte:
Services at 9:30 A. M.
Garner:
Services at 3 P. M.
Carlyle:
Bible school program at Cracker-
box schoolhouse this Thursday at
8P.M.
Bible school program at Carlyle
this Friday at 8 P. M.
~V
When sugar is scarce, Julces from
fruits, berries and rhubarb may be
preserved and made into jelly later.
Services at 2 P. 1~.
Medora:
Sunday school at 3 P. M.
Worship service at 4 P. M.
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
V. H. Dissen. pastor
No services Sunday, July 9.
The Ladies Aid mee~
July 12 at 2 P, M.
A DIAMOND
is a good
investment!
BUTTE DRUG
ok! Listen! Li ve
the Estate of A, E. Sim- dance.
mons, Deceased,
STATE Respondents. Art Brown rode horseback from
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OF NORTH DAKOTA his home on the plateau to the
i THTo THE ABOVE "NAMED RE-Plain View schoolhouse Tuesday
SPONDENTS:
You, and each of you, are hereby A, M. to serve as clerk on the elec-
notified that Stanley L. Simmons, tion board, a small matter of
the Petitioner herein, has flied in about 15 miles, and I believe his
this Court a copy of the Last Will
and Testament of A. E. Simmons. vote WaS the only one cast from
late of the City of Davenport in Divide township.
the County of Scott and State of
Io~Va, Deceased, and the Mary Rathbun was pleasantly
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