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JULY 20, 1950
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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS, BEACH, N. D.
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Mrs. Byron Hudson
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Fisher
and family entertained at din-
her and fireworks Tuesday eve-
ning. Guests included: Mrs. C.
S. Hanks and Nancy; Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Fisher and Sandra;
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fisher and
Sharon; Mrs. Karl Blake, Victor
Sylvia and Jimmy.
Miss Betty O'Donnell visited
this week at the Bob O'Donnell
and Mervin Rustad Domes.
The Ollie schoolhouse is re-
ceiving a new coat of paint. Roy
Melcher and Hans Goroski are
doing the work.
CAST
WELL
$ $ $ $ $
Mrs. Bert Hudson and Myrtle
were supper guests at the Ru-
dolph Lutts home Friday eve-
ning.
Mr and Mrs. Elmer Wang and
Arlene Thoemke left Wednesday
to visit relatives at Dale, Minn.
Mrs. Coleman Kmkker, Jr., and
Kermit spent Monday afternoon
at the Randolph Perry horse.
George and Kenneth Rustad
motored to the cattle sale at
Dickinson Thursday.
~ev. and Mrs. G. R. Auer,
Carol Rose, Gloria Steen and Bet-
ty Lou Woodsend returned home
Monday evening from Camp
~.,ueeek, near Livingston, Mont.
The Auers remained over nite
aL the Itcnning Steen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sliper and
~ons; Mr, and Mrs. John Sliper;
;Cir, and Mrs. Ray Foster; Mr.
Deep or Shallow.
6 inch Screw or
Welded Casing
BUD KUNICK
Sentinel Butte, N. Dak.
30-tfc
AT THE
27th,
By the Voters of Golden Valley County, North Dakota
anti Mrs. Robison enjoyed a
picnic last Sunday near Medora,
and toured Roosevelt Park and
visited the Chateau De Mores.
Charlie Nelson spent Friday
evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Grandy and Mrs. Conner.
The 4-H girls held their regu-
lar meeting at the Alvin Wood-
send home Thursday.
Glen Walker and John Coch-
run of Alzada, visited from
Thursday till Saturday at ,the
Art "Murphy home. Mrs. Walker
accompanied them home after
spending a couple weeks here.
Mrs. Victor Berg; Mrs. Ralph
Shepherd and Scott visited at
the Fay Shepherd home on Cab-
in Creek Tuesday.
~acI hereby cerfl~ that the within and following Abstract of votes c ast by the Voters of Golden Valley County, ~orth Dakota, at the Prt-
Election held at the various election precincts of said County on the 27th day of June, 1950, is a true and eorrect copy o£ the ~1
t thereof made bY the regularly organized Board of Convassers as required by law.
(___. Witnea~lSt~) my hand and seal this 3rd day of July, A. D. 1960~....,, ~County E.Audltor.SMIT~
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA )
V~ ss
~OUNTY OF GOLD]~I ~ I 1 t t
~- I, Lewts Odiand, Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, I, Guy Lee, .Ch~_ of the Repub.ioan .Cottony .Con~. ~ L F. W.
Acting Chairman of the Dmnocratlc County Committing, I~..Marion Lardy, acung ..~or ~uy l~ee., ..~o.unw. t:aerK o:. me ~asu~c~ i.~u~;.l,
_.Minnie E. SmLth. County Auditor, do aolenmly rwear that we will support the Constitu~on.oz me um.~ea ~m~ aria me ~m~mmuonf~rZ
tttate of North Dakota and perform the duttes as members of the t~ottaty ~anvalmmg ~oaraloz ~omen vaitey t~ountT, ~m-m ~J~a~om
~rlmary ~-lection held In said County on the twenty-~eventh (27th) day of June, 1950, so ne p me ~oa.
LEWIS ODLAND
• Chairman, Board of County Com_,nlsslone~
F. W. HOUCK
(Acting) Chairman, Democratic County Committee
OUY LEE
Chairman, Republican County Cornmtttee
MARION LARDY
(Acting) Clerk of the District Court
MINI~IE E. SMITH
County Auditor
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Mr. and Mrs. Terr Cameron
were supper guests at the Bert
Hudson home Sund~y.
Elliott Plummer underwen~
an appendectomy at the Beach
hospital Saturday evening, and
ts convalescing satisfactorily.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Berg mo-
tored to Miles City and back on
Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. G. R. Auer were
supper guests at the Percy Bry-
son home Wednesday evening.
The W. S. C. S. met Thurs-
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Pat Plummer. After the
business session, Mrs. Plummer
was in charge of the program
on "The United Nations". Re-
freshments were served at the
close of the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shep-
herd motored to Glendive I:ri-
day afternoon. Mrs. Rudolph
Perry attended to the postal du-
ties during their absence.
OLLIE CHURCH NEWS:
Rev. G. R. Auer will hold
worship service at Alpha Sun-
day morning at 10 o'clock.
Evening Servicee at Ollie a~
8 o'clock.
Bible Club meets Wednesday.
afternoon, 3:30 o'clock.
D. V. B. S. will start at Ollie
Aug. 7th.
Stranger
ZXPECT WHEAT, FEED
PRICES TO GO UP
Althoug,h the local P. M. A.
office in Beach has not received
"their new 1950 price support in-
formation on wheat and other
grains, they expect that it will
be higher this year than last0 in
line with other price support
levels that have been announced
recently by neighboring states.
The national average price
support rate for wheat has been
set at $1.99 a bushel, with the
comparable rate for 1949 being
$1.95 a bushel. This year's rate
is based on a July 1 parity price
of $2.21 a bushel, with the same
date last year finding the parity
a~ $2.17 per bushel.
Details of the support pro-
~rams have not been received
in the Golden Valley County of-
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Has 7~th Ri~.hd~---
Felix Wicka celebrated
74th birthday last week,
several of his children and t~
families present. They were t~
Herbert Wick,a family, the H0mo
er Madison family, Mr. a~
Mrs. Jack Ferrian of Minnea~
lis, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Wicka
Wibaux, Mrs. Krraur and eh~
ren and Albert Wicka.
~t pays te Advertise in
Golden Valley News.
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lice, yet, but it is expected loans contracting.
and purchase agreements will
again be the methods of sup-
port avaUable to producers Electric. Motor
Other details of the programs Service.
are also expected to be about
the same as last year's.
Visits Sistez--
Mrs. Frances Wallace of Bis-
marck came ~ast Wednesday
It, week with her sister,
visit
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Willy Whitaker
Reuben Tschaekofske
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