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PAGE TWELVE THE GOLDEN VALLEY S. BEACH, N: D. , THURSDAY. JULY 12,
VS.
17th
8:00 M." --
VS.
I:a..J NEWS
JLtoms of interest ptcked up he, re
lind there by our Howl; ropolqNnm.
Wo ture alwltys glad to get youlr
aeq~ items. PHONE U
Sewing Mach. Rep. Her ~e;.-
C. M. Kent, a sewing machine
lactory representative, will be
at the Rohan Bros. hardware
and furniture store Ju.ly 12 to
14, inclusive, when he will of.
few several services to local
sewing machine owners. He asks
that those desiring repair work
please bring the machine heads
in not later than Saturday, July
14. See his ad elsewhere in this
edition, for further details.
Meeting Ends At Trotters---
The xevival meeting at the
Hall ranch on Beaver Creek has
closed, and the Evangelistic
group have returned to their re-
spective homes. Rev. and M~rs.
Holiday Trip--
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Keh~r
are at their temporary home in
Beach, afte,r spe.ding July 4th
with their ~ daughters, Mrs.
Orville L. ~Bechtel and Ruth Jean
Kehr, at Lewistown, Mont. They
also were guests of Mrs. Kehr's
fathe,r, brothers aud grandpar-
ents. From Lewi~town, they mo-
tored to Havre to see a few for-
mer school,mates of Mr. Fe'hr's
that he last saw in 1926.
Holiday At Sidney--
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clark and
daughter Sharon, Mr. and Mr3.
Rube Clark and Mrs. Emma Mil-
le,r spent July 4 in Sidney, Mont.,
where they took in the rodeo,
afterward visiting with friends
in that cLty.
Ueckert To Attend
Insurance Meet
To celebrate the attainment
of a billion dollars of insurance
in force Franklin ,Life agency
leaders and their families, to-
gethe~r with home office offici-
Carwell, Rothsville, ,Pa., Miss als, will attend one of two corn-
Esther (Murry, student in God's pany conventions in July. The
Bible School Cincinnati. Ohio,
(Miss Marjorie Wilgus. steno-
grapher in the same school in
Cincinnati. Ohio. The g¢oup en-
deared themselves to those who
met them. If you did nol at-
tend the services, you missed
something very worthwhile.
Fishing Trip---
Martin Kamstra. Jesse Phil-
lips and James Rolando of Sen-
tinel Butte and Hollis Dietz of
Beach plan ~o leave this week
end for Ely, on a fishing expe-
dition. It is Rolando's home
]:own.
Advertise In the Golden Valley Newl
company reaehe~l the billion-
dollar mark early this year,
which places the company in
the enviable position of rank-
ing among the top companies
in strength and size.
Three hundred and fifty mem-
bers of the Fcanklin agency or-
ganization qualified for these
celebrations on the basis of out-
standing production. From this
area. General Agent Al. Ueck-
art and wife. leave this week to
join 6 other ~gents from Noa~th
Dakc~ta at Sun Valley on July
16.
To quo~ify for these conven-
tions, each man must produce
Canning Cherries
From Idaho
lb. lug $4.75
Season is short - can now
J
California Kiondyke
5c
Good Folks -- Drip or Regular
Coffee, lk bag 79c
3 lb. bag $2.35
Cinch -- All Varieties
Cake Mixes, pkg.
. 35c
3 pkgs. $1.00
Stokely's Finest
Pineapple Juice, 46
oz, can
3 $1.00
Golden Valley -- In Heavy Syrup
Fruit Cocktail, No. Can
3 cans $l.00
II I
Our Frozen Food .Case.
a certain volume of new busi-
ness, and is also judged on the
class of business written over
a two year period.
FFA Group Returns
From Fargo Meet
Eight FFA boys and their in-
stru,ctor, Richard Schroede¢, re-
turned last week from t.he state
FFA convention at 'Fargo, where
Gene Johnstone and Wade
Adams were the official dela.
gates, helping to plan the new
state work p~og~am. ,Forty-five
state chapters were represented.
Bob Schaal was presented a
gold award for the secretary's
book and a silvor award in live-
stock judging; Earl Peterson,
Darret Ueckert and Dean Helm
played in'the 60-piece state FFA
band and Ed Crook and Bob
Abernethy were l.ncI, uded in the
chorus.
The chapter achievement
awaa'd, which was explained by
Earl Peterson, Darrell Ueckert
and Ed Crook, rated a silver
award.
The southwest district, whose
offi~'ers are all Beach boys, rated
a silver award in the district
parliamentary procedure demon-
stration.
Medora Rancher
Buys Cedar Canyon
Carl Olsen. a rancher from
nocth of Medora and former op-
erator of the Peaceful Valley
ranch.'recenfly purchased the
Cedar Canyon curio shop from
} Hospital Notes [
Hospital Notes--
Births:
Mr. and Mrs. -Roy Houck,
Beaoh, N. Dak.. Boy July 5. Mr.
and M~s. Richard Dietz, Senti-
nel Butte. N. Dak.. Girl. July 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fisher. Car-
lyle. Montana, Girl, July 7.
Surgery:
¢~Esthe~ Zinda, Wibaux, l~ont.
General:
(Mrs. Clarence ~Hendrieks; A,1.
bert Streitz; (Mrs. Mike Zinsli
Miss Josepha Sielicka; Dan Beg-
ger; Miss F~'ances WJrtzfeld
,George Pavlish; Mrs. Dina San-
ders; James Kelly7 Mrs. Louise
Larson.
Last Reminder-
that July 16 is the last day
that you may apply for a
State Hai,l Insurance policy
this season (July 16 is the
last day when july 15 Calla
on Sunday). '
Other Things to Remember
1 -- Regular insurance on
basis of $8.00 ox $I2.00
per acre.
2 -- Risk terminating dates
extended on late stand-
ing grain crops.
3 -~ Additional $5.00 or $10.-
00 special cash |nsur-
ance. (From your Coun-
ty Auditor only~. See
yo~ac County Auditor on
or before July 16 fo get
protection.
S te Hail
Insurance Dept.
A. J. J~ensen, Cemmlsslcmer
R. O. Lageson, Manager.
Bismarck N. Dak.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hafstrom,
who opened Cedar Canyon fc~r
scenic tours about 20 years ago.
The H,afstroms, former Fry-
burg residents, will move to Bis-
marck where ,they have ptur-
chased a home; Mr. and Mrs.
Olsen assumed charge of the
shop two weeks ago.
CARD OF THANKS
We are taking this means of
thanking the Golva fire dept.,
friends and neighbors for the
help given us du~ing the fire
It was greatly appreciated.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schmeling
and sons.
CARD OF THANKS
Our deepest thanks is extend-
ed to our neighbors and friends
for their comforting words and
kind deeds during the loss of our
infant son recently.
Mr. an Mrs. Ernle Sehmitz
of Golva.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to sincerely thank all
our neighbors and friends for
their many kindnesses to us
during the loss of our mother re-
cently.
Ray H.amlin
The Houck family
It pays to Advertise in the
Golden Valley News
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Theatre
BEACH. NORTH DAKOTA
Fri. -
Saturday Ma/in~
"He's A Cockeyed
t¢ Wgnder"
MICKEY ROONEY. TER RY
MOOR]~:
A delightful comedy the whole
family will enjoy.
Shorts~News
Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
~ Sunday Matinee
" i ration Pacific"
JC)HI WAYNE, PATRICIA
NEAL.
A/grim, sensitive, highly dra-
matic story of men in the sub-
ma~in'e s~rvice. Given a "very
good" rating.
News
Wed. - Thurs.
"Gasoline Alley"
SCOTTY B~CKETT, JIMMY
LYDON,
Your favorite comic strip---
now a hilarious movie.
Comedy -- This Is America
\
I will now be starting my second
'" ip
Sunshine--Fresh Frozen with Sugar ,.., tr•, over my territory with Raw-
Strawberries, 12 oz. pkg. 39c
Fresh Frozen
CornJ)n-Cob 3 ears
25c
Complete line of fresh frozen, fish and
sea-foods- ready for the pan.
I
leigh products.
I wish to thankthe many folks for
the fine patronage lhave received.
This trip [will trundle.
the Du.fold mop, waxi arid Cle::
er. an item shouldbe in
home.
QUAUTYMER ISE FOR LESS
] ree m. & p. m.- Phone 75
THURSDAY -- TONITE
8:00
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to take this opportuni-
ty to express my sincere th, anks
to everyone who ,remembered
me so thoughtfully with cards.
flowers and well wishes while I
was a patient at the Johnstone
Memorial hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Bush and his ef.
ficient staff of nurses and to
Father Lack.
Mrs. Mary Ohremba
FOR SALE---Side delivery rake.
Will sell chap. Howard Wen-
berg, Beach. 43-1tp
LOST---one agate boot ear.ring
at Sentinel Butte hall. Finder
please leave w~h (Mrs. Eddie
Cook, Sdntinel Butte, N. Dak.
Rev¢o~vd. 43-1tp
FOR SALE--one 12-fL swv~hor,
in very good shape, and a 10
ft. tandem disc. A. J. Beier
Beach. 43-1tp
FOR SALE--'49 Mercury, with
overdrive, seat covers, visor.
radio and heater. In A-1 con-
dition, $1495. Beach Hide and
Fur Co. 43-1tc
FOR SALE--Coronado electric
refrigerator and Monarch elec-
tric range, $50 each. Phone 138
Beach. 43-1tc
LOST--one 650 x 16 tire and rim,
on road east of Golva.-Harold
Mathison, Sentinel Butte.
43.2tc
FOR SALE--- for the
frozen food containers,
ping paper, plastic bags,
see Wolt and Preszler
plant.
LOST--Sat. a. m.o between
house and news office, a
Ripon all wool slipper
green and vchite, size S,
white leather sole.
leave at News office, ~r
• Mrs. E. O. Waldal at
nel Butte.
IRON
Will pay highest 6rices for
WANTED--light . housekeeping
room. Margaret Gerrnann,
Phone 160,R. Beach, 43-1tp
WANTED-- clerical or other
work. experienced. Margaret
Ge~rmann, Beach. Phone 160-.R.
43-lip
in next two weeks.
Beach, N.
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RED OWL GRAPE JAM 41¢
VAN CAMP'S SARDINES 21¢
STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 30¢
MELROSE SLICED BACON 49¢
FLA-VOR-AID O ,,os
RED OWL CANDY I-LB. ~1~ 40-50 SIZE __ ~ ..
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SPICE DROPS,
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