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July 20, 1944 THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
THE
VALLEY
hEWS
cattle was the pastime
J. E. Cook place Sunday.
Wirtzfeld was a Sentinel
and Beach visitor Tuesday.
Allen was a caller at
Geo. Wright home Monday.
Mary Rathbun was a din=
guest at~ the Ed Carney home
Jandt, Jr, spent a r~seturning
Beae2i huspltal,
feeling considerably better.
and Mrs. Geo. Wright visited
J. A. Wright home near
Butte Friday afternoon.
Allen and Kenneth• and
Stedman were callers in
Monday,
|~mmy Rathbun spent Sunday
~t witlt Jimmy Cook at the
f~:~. Cook home.
3, . S
~nme Berg wa a Beach caller
|:~ Thursday afternoon. Johnnle
[~lght John Glair home from the
L~ital.
~. win. F. Brown and Mrs.
|)~E. Cook were Sentinel Butte
~ Beach Shoppers on Thursday
[~rnoon. . , -
~s. A. H. Allen is spending me
~k at her hq~ne and will return
~er work in the hospital next
[~s. Tom Wlrt~feld is at home
and,~ showing improvement
[~ her short stay at the Beach
|W~Pitaital. " "
~dtn~ ;part of their summetr
~tion at the home of their aun
While carrying out posts from
the draw Sunday. July 9, A1 Allen
was overcome with the heat and
went to the hospital Monday, where
:h~ remained until Wednesday.
, ~oward Van Horn, Lawrence and
p,~iph Kirkpatrick and Teddy Blue
were in our community Wednesday
a~rnoon. Howard is dealing to
btiy Teddy's tractor.
~Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Cook and
~fldren drove in to Sentinel Butte
~lday evening ~ meet Marlyn,
V'~o came from Dickinson on the
in
Week. Jim
StOkers and
Kamr~rer
Teacher at-
conven -
evening, as did Carl and Web Allen,
Johnnie and Clarence Berg, and
Mary Rathbun.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Odland. Jr.
and dau~hter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Johnson and-children, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Houck and Mikey were a
few that spent some of their time
In duneberry patches in this corn-
reunify the past week.
Mrs~2Sylor:C~ok received the sad
l~£~t her brother Harley had
been:~iously hurt inn car acci-
dent: Jack~:Northrop left at once
by bus tO be with Harley. All of
Harley's old friends are wishing
him a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Dick Pendleton and girls
were shoppers in Beach on Satur-
'day A. M. Gladys can handle that
pickup pretty good, as they manag-
ed to spend Saturday afternoon
picking Juneberries over north.
Who says women can't go to town
without spending the whole day.
Shoppers in Beach from this
community Saturday evening were
Mrs. Evans and Don, Mr. and Mrs.
Ellis Stecker, Coleen and Ri{a
Hoeck, Web Allen, Mary Rathbun,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson, Mr.
Mrs. John Berg and Marie, and
A1 Allen.
Win. F. Brown has two hay
buckers made. Geo. Wright is hav-
ing his new stacker mounted on
A1 Allen's tractor. It will certainly
be a haying crew worth watching
when they all get into gear. There
will certainly be no shortage of
hay in the Westerheim community
this winter.
~. l~lis Stecker. Quite a few visitors from W~h-
|r~o,:Wright ,?and Dqn_ ate din- ington and Oregon were visiting in
|i~ w~th the shearers at the Rath- the community this week. Mr. and
~hm~e Thursday while cutting Mrs. Raleigh Harvey of Portland
|~ for :A1 Allen on section 7. visited at the Wendell Youelis and
!~ s~mer school g~is, with Ellis Stecker homes. Mrs• Ray
[:~. e~tton of Barbara Allen, Stecker and baby Judy visited at
:~t the weekend at their re- the Ellis Stecker home and Mr.
~tive ~es.. and Mrs. Olie Thorenson at the
[~ell, t~ee Aliens are in the Ellis Stecker home. They accom-
~atroopers: =~keF; who is now re- panled Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hoeck.
from wounds received in Things started happening fast
|~rating
invasion, is: now in the state
|~lowa, Charles, AI's soft, in Camp
~rts, and Henry, Web's son, at
t:~ Benning, Ga. But Stanley
~s he 11 take the Navy next, spring,
and furious at the Rathbun ranch
this .week. Vivian was taken to the
hospital Monday night, and brought
kome Tuesday night. John Clair
was taken in with a broken arm
Wednesday evening and brought
home Thursday. Vivian went back
to the hospital Friday afternoon
and will come home Monday eve-
nln~ - and in betwee~t~meg ~he
shearers were there. SO- anyone
8 looking for gooseberries they or-
dered from May will know now
why to date they haven't bee~
delivered.
S@ Some way an item slipped lnt~
the Westerheirh that we were no
guilty of writing. It was the one
that read something like this:
"There are people driving cars that
be practicing on a wheel-
barrow." NOW, if I was a real good
ONE DAY driver I wouldn't "mind claiming
that item, but I am one of the
poorest drivers in the commtmJty,
,ONLY
CIRCUS GROUNDS
GROUND
BUD tER$0N
25 Big Acts
STARRING
RODEO
RANGER
"JUMBO"
World Famous Elephant
FUNN CLOV4NS
BEAUTIFUL GIRLS
C-co. Wright l~as that power
mower at work, and we mean work.
He also draws the hayrake, and that
is Jay's job. Jay is doing a fine
job, and says he hasn't fallen
asleep on the job yet.
=V~
FIRE AT MAHLON STECKER
FARM SATURDAY AFTERNOON
, befbre the men said their job was
I done. A good sized crowd stayed Moyer and family.
to watch the burning hay, so as ~V •
to be there ready in ease the wind CARD OF THAleS
,shouid shift and blow sparks on RING
any of the out buildings. Although ~ B IN THAT CASE
the loss of hay was considerable, May we take this means of ex-
Mahlon was thankful that all the pressing our heartfelt appreciation of Beer Bottles, and you
buildings and live~tock were spared, for the many kind acts rendered
during the illness and death of our ge
Miss Millie Baxth, who has been MOther. ;,,
employed at the Red Owl store, left The Logan Yam~y. PA~ WINE '
for Mott on Monday, where she V~ !.
will work In the Red Owl store. Pearl" Harp eetur~ed from
Miss Margaret Noonan of Wibaux Seattle, Wash.,' where she ha~ been
has accepted a position in the local employed at defense work for the
'store and began her work there past ~wo montl~, Monday. Miss
Tuesday. Harp will be employed at the Cozy
i V Gale.
People ask how they can 8~quire
personal magnetism• One way to - ' ' ' ~' ':
get it is to be constantly ~¥~t~t~t4t~~~a~~~~~~~~~~
'era up.
: ( :-
A hay stack was discovered all
ablaze at noon by Mrs. Stecker.
Mr. an¢~ Mrs. Stecker and a few
neighbors fought the fire until
about 4 P. M., not making much
headway, so a general alarm was
put in over the. phone and friends
and rielghbors from near and far
soon arrived on the scene to help.
Water was hauled from Beach and
also from dams near by, and Mah-
lon's pump was kept going steady
but still it was impossible to pu~
the fire out, so a couple of buck
rakes were put into service and
the burning stack was moved out
into the pasture. Mahlon wets
lucky to have the wind. what little
there was. in his favor, so all
buildings were saved.
CoMMUNITI[$.
6500,,,,
YOUR NEIGHBORS
ARE
ALONG GREYHOUND LINES
They're a familiar part of your North Dakota
"sceaery"~thoae busy blue:and-whlte Greyhound
buses. But did y~u realize that they can ta~l~ directly to
more than 6,571tles and to:~~iO~ America? ~ •
--- any~ere in~n~ great nation areas convenient to
you as your ~earby~eyhoznd. bus depot. Greyhound brings
business ~unity from the surrounding .country-
side. Whe]~ ~'artime work, furlough, or emergency, calls,
U",reyhoun~f~ ready to take you to any one of 6,$00 ~,
far and n~Yar, ~**.
And that is only part of the glctt/re. Greyhmmd
schedules are closely coordinated with the se/~,ioes
o~ coumecting bus lines, enabling Greyhound to speed your
travels to every other bqs line point in the nation.
For complete travel information, anywhere in America, u#
your Greyhound agent.
DOERNER'S CAFE
Phone 70 Beach, N. D.
so have no right to criticize other
driving. Also, the Sentinel O U N El
rural items were in witl~ the
Westerheim items and we don't
want anyone thinking we are try-1 ~l~~
ing to make Westerheimers out" of
them. --: " ' "
THE OLD JUDGE SAYS..
"I don't blame the fellows
gettin' all her up over it, Judge. For the
likes of me I can't see what's all the hunt
about holdin' these local prohibition dec-
tions while they're .away."
"I agree with you, Sfeve. Time after
time...in t~eir letters, in articles, in polls
taken to get the views of our'fighting men...
they have irzlicated in unmistakable terms
don't want any action taken on
prohibition, either local or national, until
they get back."
"Too bad there isn't a law or s0methin'
to he sure their wishes are carried out,
Judge."
"There is in one state I know of, Steve.
just recently it passed a law prohibiting
• the calling of any prohibition election until
a year aRer the peace is declared."
, "That really makes sense to me, Jt~dge."
PAGE FIVE
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It's at a time like that, that CARD OF THANKS I Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Berg and Gilman.
neighbors and friends~ prove their ~ ~ .. ,daughter Beverly of Golva were[ V -
worth• The ladies of the commun- We wish to thank our Irmnds and l ~ests at the Tom G"---n ~'ome on t ~ ........ ~ ~ ~
• ~- ~,~ a~ xne people wn0 are ~t~v ~ ~te~-
ity all pooled their bread, cakes, neighbors for their kind words and .~,ma~, rt hoin~ ~,~ ....... a}
rolls, etc. and 'brought It to the offerings in our sorrow. I b~l~da~, ~she~ne"~--~Be~."toltingt° work may show upl)romptly
scene of action to feed the fire Ed. Justesen and faro-en o ~ ' da
...... j y a birthday cake With Grandpa ~m ,pay y. •
fighters. It was about 9:30 P.M. uy; rmns auszesen ana :
fnrntlv. ~l're A ~ I " , r ' I
g
g
: "THE SPIRIT OF THE WEST" :
"~ As we drive over the prairies that make u~ rewards of success or failure.
the Dakotas, Montana and Wyoming, on Today, it can be caHed't'Fr~om of Enter-
modern hard surfaced roads, we are likely prise, Business Managem~r Freedom of
to forget that ]hst a few generations ago, the Opportunity," but re~j~@'dless of what w~ call
only means of transportation was~he covered it, it is the ~pir~Y~ericanism. ff we con- .
wagon. If it had not been for the~ourage and tinue m e~t~" it as we have for the past 1 ~ 0
foresight of our forefa~ers, the~est would y6ar~,,~me~ca will retain its leadership in
stall beast a wilderness inhabi~[d by Indians. fl~Vworld, If we abandon it, as some people
Did you ever stop to wond/r what it wa~ thi~ America will lose l~ place -
that ins ed the curly pioneqs to ,'. the =n. " ,'
in a covered~agon? It wa~l what~ nc~w
llke to refer to as "The Sp~it o~/~ffe ~; c,¢:.'"
It was the desire to ex~o~qo di~c¢,~: ".
and to develop, and it w~inspir,.~ ~', ~ :.~.
T~/~~ ~ by C~4tv, m~ e/Alu~l~ Bon~ In4u~ri~ In~.
knowledge that, in America, under the :- ; :~,
guaranteed us by our Constitution, e~'. ,~ .. ~
can work out his Own destiny and rc;,f, ~.. ~:
II i l l i . _
World's l
EV~Y HOME F~om SHORTAGE
stems from the
Forces... now in to
fight~
around the world.
• Symbol of out ,
G. I.Joe is the world s
deserving,
As evidence ofhls
ffact that
Let the . 6o, ooo,ooo
Nowondet there is'con-
cern
gesgfvef~
With the same mttmuve nd energy,
which prompted itslong peacetime re.
search for new and better things from
~s well as f:om
At eveq~ well, in every refinery, 'm. " !~'
eve~ l~toduction unit the irk is ' "
~ve nothing undone wh~cl~ might , ~: :~
contribute to an e~lier victory."
Twentyffour hours a day, PhiU'ips
best e/F0rts are devoted to the
ituction of
the war
fuel
other synthet/c chemicals.
That is wh
Beach, N. D.
BEACH
Golva, N. D.