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NUMBER 8
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BEACH, GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY," THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1944
It~-~, Bake, Rel~rt~
Mrs. Mert Buckley spent several
days.in the hospital at Baker last
week but is much improved now.
Mr. and Mrs. John SUper were
dinner guests at the Carl Sliper
home Sunday.
H. Rickdail of Seattle, Wash. is
visiting at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Elliott Plummer, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Henning Steen and
family were supper guests at the
Wetzel home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rose and
daughters visited at the Elmer
Raisler home Wednesday.
Mrs. Fay Shepherd, Fern, Run-
hie and Lavern were dinner guests
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Theemke and
~family of Beach were Sunday din-
ner guests at the Elmer Wang
home. Mrs. Thoemke and chil-
dren remained at Wangs to visit
for a few days.
Rev. and Mrs. L G. Wetzel and
Rev. Howland of Great Falls were
dinner guests at the Rev. Kenney
home at Beach Tuesday. In the
afternoon Rev. Howland accom-
panied Wetseis home and was a
supper guest at their home. That
evening they, and members of the
official church and Sunday school
board attended the quarterly con-
ference held at Carl~e.
~V
News o.f'Interest From the.
Sentinel Butte Community
] CARLYLE
L
Acclaimed
Newsweek
Editor's Note: Although Beach
is a long distance from the
scenes and battle grounds of
the World War and where
many of us have our sons,
brothers and other dear rela-
tives and friends waging the
fight for freedom and human-
ity, Mrs. T. L. Dickinson Of this
city has a brother, William
Hlpple who is a war correspon-
dent and of whom she can
Justly feel proud. Bill Hippie,
while not actually taking a killo
lug part in the great world con-
fltct, has been in the thick of
the fight since the beginning,
risking his life daily that you
and I and the res~ of the world
might know what is actually
taking place. The following
little story taken from the
Jiffy 17 issue of Newsweek,
briefly tells us what Mrs. Dick-
lnson's reporter brother is
truing:
'~Wflllam Hipple, Newsweek's Cen-
Pacific correspondent, has
been out there since the beginning.
He was there when the advancing
horde seemed invincible. He
our men slowly learn new
better techniques of war by
error. He watched
stemming Of the tide--and the
Of the tide.
has been a newspaper
~came a copy boy
~e of 15. He has worked
Seattle, New York,
London, Paris and
He was in HswaU, an
naval correspondent,
I war came suddenly from the
~tll~l almost immediately
aircraft carrier
and since that day his
reads like a history of the
war: Australia, New Guinea,
Bougainville, Tarawa,
Eniwetok, and Pala~
has covered almost every, n~or
the flight deck of the
from the cockpits of
barges, fox-
a~id stinking island Jungles.
~ One night last November Bill hit
the beach with the second wave of
storming ashore for hand-
to-hand combat on ~Tarawa--and
one of four men to reach shore
a landtug barge carrying 33.
to be the blood-
t the long history of
~5~rines,
about the
l-hiking" on warships,
vessels, and airplanes, and
on general progress. ~Four
after the Battle of Tal-awa
r~turned to the island which
become an American shrine,
wrote '~rarawa Revisited"
March 27), a piece so
that the L~laud commander
It reprinted for his men to
home.
His latest major coverage was
a carrier in the largest Pa-
task force we had yet as-
reaching within 600 miles
the Philippines to bomb the
Islands. "On a carrier," Bill
"you always feel like a bull's-
in a shooting gallery"--ethingsom
Hippie has become
than a good reporter. He has
his beat so long and so
that he probably knows
much about the Pacific war as
staff officers. A trained,
observer ~ a skillful,
wrlter~he is also one of the
correspondents in the
Bill was commended by the
Army Corps for
daring the Battle of
At Tarawa the Sec-
Division, which will be
in our history for its heroic
on this island, honored
brave and efficient service
extraordinary conditions of
• , a devotion toyour duty
the press and public that was
Implement
Here
Workmen have completed the
for the new "implement
which is being crested b~
Dakota Implement CO,,
on the corne~
of the Texaco serv~
The new ~Ud~r~ wm~
and brick construction a~a
only be an Im~roveme~at.m
of Be_~h, .but will>
also
more ~uate q ua~r~.~._~r
:ota Imiflement C o.,~
operated by wirour ~.~
~arlyle and Frank Ha~gn
HEAD
CATTLE
Ross and son, local stock~
at the Earl Stark home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wang and Mrs. Ferguson made a business
family and Shirley Ovens of Baker i trip to Glendive on Thursday.
were dinner guests at the Emil Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Clarin were
Rustad home Thursday. Beach shoppers on Friday after-
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wang and!n°°n of last week.
family and Shirley Ovens of Baker• Pete Jesok of Alpha was in Golva
were overnight guests at the Elmer shopping on Friday morning of the
Wang home Wednesday. past week.
Martin Rustad and son Glen of Rev. and Mrs. V. H. Dissen and
Dale, Minn. came Friday to visit family of Beach were callers at
h~ brothers Emil and George the A. E. Kirkpatrick home on
~ustau----": aria" "---qies~am~ I Wednesday evening of last week
- ' -- " n of Mr and Mrs I Mrs. Robert Clarin visited with
Harvey ~r~os~, so • "t
Carl Rust, left Tuesday evening~ her brother, Roman Flnneman, in
for Butte for induction into the the Beach hospital ~n Thursday
afternoon.
Army.
The Norman Rust, Arnold Beach
and Fay Shepherd families enjoyed
a picnic Stmday at the Ooodsaw
Mr. and Mrs. Pliesner and Mr.
and Mrs. Kreukenburg of Baker
called at the Cloud Lurid home on
Sunday evening.
Stanley Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Dan COx had
;upper at the Roy McClain home
,~t Baker Sunday, • .?-
Mrs. Mervin Rustad and'children
• isited at the Mike O'Donnel home
-e~r Baker from Thu~sday~until
"tmday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Lulls and
~amily and Mr. and Mrs. Grove
Lulls and Laura attended the
~mers Union picnic at Baker
FridaY, ...........
Mrs, Jack McLean, nee Flora
Rose, arrived Tuesday at the Carl
Rose home after spending the past
~wo weeks with her husband, who
is in the Navy, at San Francisco.
The Bert Hudson and Grove
Lutts families spent Sunday at the
Rudolph Lutts home. Miss Laura
Lulls accompanied Hudsons home
to spend the week with them.
The Big Hill Home Demonstra-
tion club families had a picnic
Sunday at the June . Blilington
home. A large number ,attended
and l~ad an enjoyable time.
Martin Rnstad and Glen, and
George Rustad motored to Miles
City to visit Gilbert Rustad in the
hospital there. He is feeling some-
what improved at present.
Mrs. Henning Steen entertained
the Womens Missionary society at
her home Thursday afternoon. At
the close of the meeting she served
a delicious lunch. •
Mrs. Ellenbaum spent the past
two days visiting at the home of
Mrs. Narum. She is leaving this
Monday morning for Princeton,
Minn. to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Shepherd and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rust
and family ~and Yvonne Seaman
were dinner guests at the Tommy
Ferrel home at Baker on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wang, Mr.
md Mrs. Fay Shepherd and fam-
ily, the Tommy Ferrel.famtly, and
Swede Hanely were runner guests
at the Norman Posts Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Corbitt and
family of Baker and Mr. and Mrs.
charlie Shepherd and Larry, and
Mrs. Randolph Perry and children
were supper guests at the Fay
Shepherd home Thursday.
Pfc. charles Plummer, of the U. S.
Marine COrpS, who has recently
been stationed in Santa Anna,
Calif., •arrived at the Everett Plum-
met home Tuesday to spend his
furlough. -
Mrs. Henning ~teen and Donald,
Alan Wang, and Rev. L. G. Wetze. 1
left Monday morning with people
from Beach for the U. B. church
camP rrcar Livingston. Mrs. Wetzel
is takin~ care of Gloria Steen dur-
lug her mother's absence.
~t. F~le o~ Mrs_ Roy Mc-
and Judy~ ana ~ Fdien
~roung of Baker visited at the
George Cox:" heine Friday evenh~.
Mrs. Dan Cox accompanied mere
up from Baker and visited at the
Joe Baker home. "
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Plummer
and family,~ Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
Plummer and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Pat Plummet ~.d Dou~,
and H. Rlckdall were runner guests
at the '~Hennlng Steen home on
~day: •. Mrs
:Mr. anu •
mined at
of
supper
Corbitt home
have decided to build
herd, and wi~h this in Mr ~I MrS. Everett Plummet
have Just purchased seve~n]ente~l 'Sl~day at.a. flau~tJy
[ purebred registered Here~'] ~er ~[n honor of CharleS. The
lfers and a bull from l~tlt~l f~oBowtng-, people were ~nt~ Mr.
r well known rsneher loca ] ~d Mrs Pat Plummet a ~Joug-
the Beaver north ofBeae~ [~ Mr. "and MrS. Elliott Plummer,
~e~u; ~r. ~nd Mrs.
V " -' l~fii Holmes,~ and Mrs. Lee
,s to see fat people ~1~ planer and Obr~t of
seems to be so much u~
good :time. , Baker.
Quite a number of people, from
this community attended the Fa~m-
cr.~. Union meeting in Sentinel
Butte on 'Wednesday of last week.
Lots of cattle and hogs were
shipped from Golva on Friday.
Guess that will make some more
food for the army.
The Farmers elevator of (~olva
held a meeting in the town hall on
Wednesday of last week. Ltmch
was served to t~ose who attended.
Mrs. Mat Susa of Wis¢0nsIfl ~r~-.
rived here on Sunday to spend
some time visiting at the home of
her son, Frank Susa.
Mrs. Marie Kannenberg and fam-
ily, Mrs. Mabel Smith and Mrs.
Haistead were visitors at the Geo.
Oldis home on Sahlrday afternoon
of the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Clarin were
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Karnes Johnson on SUnday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mabel Smith and Miss Pearl
Klrkpatrick were callers at the
O. M. Clarln home on Monday
afternoon.
Ronnie Ntstler left for Wibaux
Friday. Ronnie has been visiting
at the home of his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fasching, of
Oolva.
Joe Maus SIc of the U. S. Navy
left Wednesday for Minnesota to
visit relatives there, before return-
lug to his naval base at Camp
Parks, Calif.
Roman Finneman underwent an
appendicitis operation at the Beach
hospital on Tuesday morning. He
is improving nicely and hopes to
be up and around again soon.
Mrs. Frank Schouboe and Dolores,
Mrs. L. E. Curl and Miss Fannie
Muller left Thursday on a vacation,
which they will spend visiting
relatives in Chicago for a while.
Such wonderful crops as we have
this year. Wouldn't it be a shame
if something happened to them?
I guess most of us watch each
cloud that comes up in hopes that
it doesn't hail.
Mrs. A1 Fasching and family re-
turned to their home in Dickinson
on Saturday of last week. Miss
Mary Lou Krettinger accompanied
Mrs. Fasching and plans to spend
a short time visiting there.
Miss Oladys Granat left Saturday
for Glendlve, where she plans to
spend some time working. Miss
Oranat has been visiting her par-
cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Oranat,
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Popiel and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Bares, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bares
and Mrs. Hugo Kreitinger were
guests at the Frank Bares home on
Sunday of this week.
Stub Lurid of Billings arrived
here the past week. He is a former
resident of the south community
and plans to spend the summer
here helping his father, Melvin
Lurid, farm-
Mrs. Bert Covert and Mrs. H~m-
round left Friday morning by bus
for a few days vacation at western
points. M~ Clara S~ is .U~..
care of the telephone office wmm
~ .covert is gone. HOW about a
ring, £~xa?
-M~.-Mabel Smith of Glendale,
Calif. arrived at the home of her
~a~r, Mrs. A. E. E~rkpatrlck,
y ~mom,. of t~ ~ :.
Mrs. Smith is a former reslaen~
of near S~,~t~l Butte. She plans
to spend tt~ mmmmer,y~isit~, lwaere..
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krettinger
InLde a trip to Dlcktll~n on busi-
-~ngl~t the Mimm ~
~,eltin~eri Conni~ Carew~~.
I~ and Do~thy Sma
from college to spend the weekend
~t their respective homes. • • :
Miss Alice Knutson was an over-
night guest at the Vic Johnson
home on Friday eventDg. MiSS
Knutson and Miss Stadem, who
have been visiting there the past
week while teaching Bible school
in Golva, spent the weekend visit-
lug in Beach.
Mrs. Thompson of Indiana ar-
rived here the past week to visit
with her sister, Mrs. Stromeyer,
but Mrs. Stromeyer at the same
time had gone to visit her sister,
Mrs. Mary Lehmann and Dale
Hess were Wlbaux callers Friday.
Miss Ramona Meyers of Medora
visited Joan Teacher Sunday.
Mrs. Reed enjoyed company from
Bismarck a week ago Friday.
Milo Hogoboom visited at the
home of his son Neff Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wagner were
Sunday visitors at the Albert Wo-
sepka home near ~ulllon Butte.
Jimmy Johnstone, son Gene, and
Emil Nothnagle called at the Satre
home a week ago Wednesday. !
Ed Carney and Pete Wirtzfeldi
were business callers in town on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Satre en-
Joyed a visit last week with Mr.
and Mrs. L. O. Llndstrom and son
Allen of Crosby.
Mrs. Cordia Wallace and son
Stanley of Beach spent from Mon-
day to Thursday visiting Mrs. Fred
Stecker and Mrs. MYrtle Blcknell.
The Mesdames Vic Carlson. Carl
Carlson, Inga Carlson and Wally
Varberg were Tuesday afternoon
guests of Mrs. Ernst Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Math Dletz, A&mes
and A~na were, visitors at .~the
Math Decker home on wednesday
William Conneil spent Sunday in
Medora.
Bill Mc~arty called in town Sat-
urday on business.
Mrs. Fred SteeRer and Mrs. Myr-
tle Blcknell called on Mrs. Otto
Petersliie ~nursday afternoon.
Jimmy Tescher had a wart re-
moved at the hospital In Beach on
Thursday.
Mary and Katherine Uetz of
Beach were Sunday visitors at the
Nick Uetz hbme.
Junior Hall and Eddy Turnqulst
and brother of Wibaux called at
the Bob Hall home on Wednesday
evening.
Johnny Clair Rathbun had the
misfortune of breaking his arm
last week when he was thrown
from a horse.
Mrs. Frank Bares and daughter
Margaret returned from Dickinson
Friday, where Margaret spent a
couple days in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wischow and
sons and Mrs. Betty Carlson were
Friday evening visitors at the Vic-
tor Carlson home.
John Haugen spent Saturday
night and Sunday at the home of
hls daughter, Mrs. Theo. Kunick
Jim O'Conner and Ray Still took
a load of cattle to Billings Sunday.
Richard Bryce left for the army
Thursday of last week.
M2ss Hllma AndeVrson is on the
sick list.
Miss Adele Lurid arrived from
Billings last Thursday, where she
has been visiting her sister.
Bill Kramer left Saturday to go
back to the South Pacific, where
he has seen service.
Mrs. Jim O'Conner acted as sub-
stitute carrier for Tom Fulton
during his absence.
Mrs. Bill Neary arrived home
from Glendive Friday.
The celebration in Carlyle for
the Farmers Elevator was held
July 10 as scheduled.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Stewart re-
turned from the west coa~ last
Thursday.
Mrs. Claude Lund and Mrs, Jim
O'Conner have been assisting with
the work at the Bill Neary home.
Harney Higby is helpin~ with the
chores at the Fred Howe place
near Baker.
Mrs. Harney Fiske accompanied
Mrs. Jim Cannon to the Jim Can-
non farm Tuesday of last week.
The two beauty parlors that
are operating in Beach have been
evening, in Beach. o closed for a short tJ~ne. He was married to Ida: Wagner
Mrs. Goodwin Thompson and _Mi~. Leo na Schumacher s_pent Mr and Mrs. Jack Ballard were on March 15, at Sioux Falls,
baby of Beach visited at the ~etl ~esuay evertmg a¢ me ~oy_a.xa~es dinner ~uest~ at the Martin home S.D..To this :~ sons were
Hogoboom home Saturday after-hgnw, She left W e~le~l~y for Monday~ born, Kermit o Paud.. In
noon .... B~ck. ~ ~' ' 1 ttend spring of 19~ ~ W~ hl~
.... Quite a few from Car yl~ a -
Mrs. Victor J~hns~, Mrs. Neff Mrs. Ous Timboe entertained the ~ tho a.... ~. ~lli~ ~turdav f~ to V~ :~Y~' ~'~t~
~,~n~l~ ~'le ~r~)w In /seacll ~tmuayj•i~z~rnu~m ,un~n m me enurun. ~.n~, ~oo.,. ,.~ +~ ~,#~o.t
........ me ........................... for the past $
afternoon. I base ~ Thin, day afterngon. ~-~-e a ~,~h~, ~ ~r- ~"~- time he made
~rs. George De, an and childrent ~ohn Hau~en returned last week Bo'~--bin'-ev is-v~i't~-~s" s'ister'and ~on~ .....
of ~l~. ~d ~. ~pen~.. several/ ~rom _North~_~, ~., .whe? I~: family." -"~
~ay~ ~.~lting Mr. aria Mrs. John|wa~ caueu oy me uea~n ol ms A|vt~.nr~d .~trr~r~l~ l~z~n l'm~
' ' ' t er re s th .................... "~ ..... "~'~ work
~der~t~M~ ~ I~h is ,Mrs. San-[mothe~. Sin~e ym. pa..~ y is ex- been visiting thelr father and his ability, o i .
oer's sister. ,:'-~ .... ttenoea a~r. #~au~a m wns loss. broth~ Vic ~era~en the -ast tw~ He lsav~ to mourn his de parttt~
• S-S~ : _d Mrs. ~trl Carlson an~ ~r& ~¢rtll. Wal~al entertaned weeks, his w~de, ~and two ~, Paul at
oattghter, Mr. and Mrs. Vlc Carl- members of the Altar Society and Wilbur Hammond and Earl Higbyl home, aud Kermlt of 'Beach, on~
son ana son, Mrs. Wally Varberg several guests at her home Thurs- started pouring the concrete f~Ibrother, J. M. Still of Beach, two
and son and Mrs~ Alma Rink and day afternoon. After the business the foundation of W21bur's new ~ndchildren, and numerous niem~
children called at the Norman meeting a delicious.lunch was serv- implement house in Beach. I nephews. His parents, one
~laugee home we~esday even~._*' ed ~by Mrs. WaldaL ~ Harney Fiske, Ed Martin, Chas. sister and four brother and two
._:Mr..s..May. ::~ ~ot_ Seattle, Mr. and Mrs, Victor Carlson, I Fulton, Dud Fulton and Rev Wet-[half brothers have preceded him
wash. vm,~tl her aunt, Mrs. Mary S t I o
Le .... nn .......... -Sg. and Mrs. Carl Carlson, Mrs. I ze are doing s me carpenter work I in death. Two nieces of Sioux Falls,
~vmn~ , several- .aays~ la~'~wee~." Wally Varberg and family and Mrs. I at the U. B. church, I Out of town relatives present fc~
rn~.~ay. Mrs: LeD.ma_l~_ .accon~- Inga Carlson were guests of Mr. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hartse and lthe services Were Mrs. Victoria
pamea her niece to Meaora to
.......... ~e, and Mrs. Bill Waldal on Tuesday IClifford Hartse have gone back to!Tesoh 'and Mrs. Isabel Denbow of
vm~ rmauves mere. . evening [Fort Peck. They will .soon be lSioux Falls, S. D., nieces of the
S-Sgt. and Mrs. Carl Cartoon • ' throu h wt h el rz deceased.
~ .,a...,.,^. ,^.. =...._~, ...... Rmhard Zinsli son of Mr. and g t th r wo tnere, i
-.,.. ~. ,,s..,~ ,~.~ ~.,~u~# .,u.- . ......... 7 ..... . The Ed Martins wish to t.h~tnk~ ~~
nin- "or *"o'- ~ .... ~ ~1~^;,4 Mrs. ~.IKo ~.lnsll, nau Lne mlslor ....... --
~.....~.., __~,, ,,o __., tune to have a deep gash cut in ry.body ho flame and helped~ U.L~'~O""~'y lt$~ L]~'ors
~o"we~'~ "~'i~z'%'iatlv~ ~ his forehead on Wednesday, when ~o .pu~ out the nre that started in
..... ~ somebod,~ turned on the windmill their hay field. They aren't sureEl ed "ect '" as !f-ame
znenns here. .: ~ what started it. It burned quite a
while he was up oiling it
Mr. and Mrs. Jt~¢r ~Hali were " ~t t~fo~ it was finally put out. rs
overnlght g~.a~e- Bob I~ll! Mr. and Mrs. Patti :W~ner,~-Mn~ Mr. and'Mrs.~ Tom~ l~Iton left
home Thursday: FrMay eventng~nd Mrs. Victor Carlson, M~. W ally
Mr. and Mrs; Bob Hall were 6:30 Varberg, S-Sgt. and Mrs. Carl
dinner guests at the OtW Hall Carlson, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
home in Wibaux in honor of Jun-i
lor Hall's birthday.
i
Mrs. Wm. Franzen and Clara !
returned Tuesday morning from
Mettee~le, WYo., wi~ere they spent
the past two weeks visiting the
Andrew Carlson family. Johnny
and Joy Carlson returned with
their grandmother to spend the
summer vacation. I
Mr, and Mrs. Herman Dietz en-
tertained Sunday evenit~g the Joe
Dletz family, the Peter Lardy faro-
fly, the Tony Barthel family of
Wibaux, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fin-1
neman of Oolva, Mr. and Mrs.
Math Dletz, Ann, Agnes and
Aloysius.
Mr. and Mrs..Ol~de MeTers and
Johnny and Dorothy Sechrist and
Mr. and Mrs. Math Tescher and
family helped brand at the Page
MeTers ranch at Medora Wednes,
day. Hugh Armstrong and children
were also there helping. The many
friends of Page Meyers will be
sorry to learn that his health is
poor. and wish him a speedy re-
covery.
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e.r- ces nelo m
W Sunday i
For Siill
Funeral services were conduete~
at the Christian Fundamental
church in Wlbaux Sunday f~
George Still, old time resident of
Wlbaux county, with Rev. Edwi~
~