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PAGE TEN
MUSICAL MESSENGERS
TO APPEAR HERE
The "Musical Messengers" a
quartette of trumpeteers, will
hold services sponsored by the
Christian Fundamental and
Methodist churches of Wibaux.
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS, BEACH, N. D. " " THURSDAY, JULY 20,
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--: : ....... ?. ....... =-:--~JJohn Nellermoe, Burneal Neller. rell and Mrs J F. Crook were park. , They will remain here
I| ~'q Iv |Imoe, and Joyce Crook gave in. [hostesses. Election of officers The Bert S-err-s have been another week, visiting the
t ! "rratters News ! i te Ung repo ot their nd-l was the main busin be ] enlovin~, com ) v from eastern Hollands, Mrs. Latterell's b:
] | -----T .......... | ~ ance of Bible Camp at Luccock I transacted. The following off!- I No'r{h I~akotar " er, and the Joe Strietz's of
I | ...... ! [ Park. ] cers were eleoted: President--i ~ .~ ." . . . tinel Butte, before returning U
~rL J. r. L;r~.o- uor Joyce ~rooK Is now employeo • • •
{ | | ~ The da,te for Bible School at ~ Mrs. Henry Olson; Vice-pres --- { " t ...... their home m Bilhngs.
, • ., ~ ........... • ~ at ne [gene t~unKei nome
] *: ---: =---- .....- ..... [ Trotters has been set for July 31/lvirs. ~yivla lvtaulson; ecre[ary--] Ceor-e Tasker made a tri to
] A large crowd attended Will-[ through August 4. All children~ Mrs. riazel Gorrell. [._ _ g.~ ..... P . THE
C theclocmr on Jrrlaay rortreaz-
ling Workers on Saturday eve-I of s hool age or near school ageI After the business me~tlng, l ~e-* -ha ~ ,.h.~u,,. ~rlt~lt~,~ U,II~,,
I nlng, when Mrs. Ray Tusker was| are In ,ted to ~ttend. Rev. and I lunch was served• Mrs. OlafI M~ Ro,, P~.~.~ ~on .~,~ ~l, tJlU~:)ll Ydll~:;~
I hostess, assisted by Mrs Phlllln [ Mrs. Butt with helpers will have I Folkvord and Mrs. Tim Madison ..........
• * ~" char ' wi m,sior~une to nave ner rooz
I Moore and Mrs Norman Neller-~ ge of ~t. / 11 entertain at the Folkvord ste ed on b ..... ~,azo
• ~ 0 v pp y a norse• Tne zmsn I~9~D
[ moe. During the business meet- I Mrs Eugene Russell is en- / home on August 1 ~. E erybody wa t n r o- ~--~ ~,a
• . . • . . s or f om h ....... , _.._
ling plans were made for ouran-I]oylng..a v,sit from her mother[ welcome., ..... stitches had tobe, taken. She l~.terecl as S~as, matter
| nuai lee cream social. "Yne uaxe ] ano omer retazives zrom Texas. I fne ~kyie ~perry zamiiy reany ronorts that tho ho~] ~ h~,~ling the Po~offJce at ~ach North Dk~O~.
] was set for July 22, Sat. evening. Mr. and Mrs. Con Simonsen put Trotters on the map, on July n~lcelv now, however .......... ~"October 7, 1938: urider _the Act $
/ A~ter the business meeting a I and son and the elder Simonsens I 4th, when Shirley Mae took sec- Don't forget th~ ic~ cr~ar~ ~r4 ~aron ;$, *~ .~
{ aencmus luncn was served. The i were Sunday dinner guests at l ond prize as rodeo queen, Mar- I al at the church parlors on Sat-A Weekly Published Every
/ next meeting will be held atI the P. V. Moore home, in honor t gie won second prize in a horse urdav evening, J'ulv 22 Every- Thursday
| the church parlors, on Wed !of Mrs Con Simonsen's birthday r'~ce and Buddy won second ,.-.-~.." .... ,^---~° " " -" WALTER R. nl~'~Om
", ' ~" ' . ~,~uy w~*~. Editor - l~ul~lt~n~
Aug. 2, with Mrs. Phillip MooreDoris Moore accompanied them prize in the parade, at Sidney, SUBSCRIPTION RATE~ _.~
] and Mrs. J. F. Crook as hostesses, home to spend a week with her Mont. Here For W,~din- One ~ear - .......
Th • I , • ~--. =--" ~,x ~onms ....... ~,
ere vcill be elechon of officers, i s]s[er and family• Mr. and Mrs• E. Omley and In Beach last week for the To. a.ad,,~ wli~., No~a
Everybod welcome anu wIDaUX ann ~'al on uoun~e$
. / ~- . y . " I The Union Aid met at the son, left on Monday for their 3ohnson-Holland wedding were Monta,~:
Services will be" in the ~aetho- [ ~;nurcn services were well at- i church parlors on Thursday home in Oklahoma City• Theyre-Mrs. Robert Latterell and child- ro adage,e, ou~a. o~ No,ih Dai~_~
dist church on Thursday, Friday,] ~ended last Sunday. Rev. Butt, I afternoon, when Mrs. Hazel C~or- turned by way of Yellowstone ren Sherry, Fayette and Marilyn. one Year ........
and Saturday evenings. On Sun- --
day morning and evening the
services will be held in the
Christian Fundamental church•
Rev. Burt Phelps will be the
speaker. Everyone invited.
ht Southern Minn.--
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wentland and
daughter Joan left this Saturday
for their vacation with relatives
in southern Minnesota; they
planned to be gone about a
week.
Sentinel Butte, N. D.
"43-~tc
, Surprise Birthdc~/ Pazi¥---
About 50 friends and relatives
gathered at her home last Tues-
day evening ~o surprise Mrs.
Laurence Barthel on her birth-
day. After visiting a few hours,
Mrs. Barthel opened her pre.
sents, and lunch was served.
To Black Hlll~---
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest" Johnson
left last Thursday for the Black
Hills of S. D., and returned home
the first of ~he week ....
.... ,,, - ..
Leave For Ore.---
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dickinson
left this week for Oregon, plan-
ning to be gone from two to
three weeks. They will visit her
father in Hillsbor0, and a brother
in Seattle.
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Kill Weeds Use--
WEEDICIDE 40% BUTYL ESTER
The High Activity of Weedicide 40%
Butyl Ester has been proven on thous-
ands of acres•
To Kill Grasshoppers and Other
Insects
"6"
"4"
each -- Golva -- Wibaux
B
TIME 1 P. M. SHARP
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POWER WOOD WORKING MACHINES:
Bench Saw, Tilting Arber on Stand
Large Joiner or Planer with 6 in• Cutter
Thickness Planer, 6 in., with cutter.
Band Saw on Stand
Belt Sander on Stand
Medium Size Press Drill, just the size for
anyone
Power Hack Saw, for pipe, iron, etc.
Power Tool Grinder, two emery wheels
Power 10 in. Wet Grindstone•
OTHER TOOLS:
New Toledo Pipe Threader, 1, 1¼, 1½,
2 in•
Alladin Tool, the genie of a thousand and
olte uses
Machine Wrenches, Open Ends, Pipe
Wrenches
300 ft 7-8 Manila Rope in one coil
2 New Block and Tackle for 7-8 and I in.
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TERMS CASH
MISCELLANEOUS:
Refrigerant Carrier Portable Summer
air conditioners, just the thing for
home or office
Large Slush Pump, just right for pumping
out cess pools, etc, can be used by hand
or power takeoff
2 Gov't-Built Granaries in good shape,
12 x 16 x 11, can be moved assembled
or in sections, save yourself money on
lumber
6 Inner Spring Mattresses, new and used
oil and Coal Stoves
Various other Household Items
RESTAURANT DISHES:
Plates, Platters, Saucers, Cups, etc.
MACHINERY:
Follow the exampIe
of wise buyers. Se-
lect the car or truck
with the O.K. that
counts. At your
Chevrolet dealer.
rope
Blacksmith Forge, 4 Tongs
CARPENTER TOOLS:
Hand Saws, Hammers, Squares, Levels,
Planes, Hatchets, Wood Chisels, Hollow
Chisels and Bits ¼, 3-8, ½ sizes
Set of 28 Letterings Tools, ¼ in., for
stamping iron
New Set ¼ in. Figures for Iron Stamping
1948 Ford Tractor, used very little
One high-speed Mouldboard Plow, new
Heavy Duty Loader, one of the best, front
scoop, used very little.
New Back Scoop, blade terracer, used very
little
New Cord Wood Saw, new Power Pully
New Belt for Cord Wood Saw
All equipment listed above is either new o r used very little, and is all hydraulic, made
by the Dearborn Ford Motor Co. The price is right if the entire equipment is t ken.
Also No. 5 Road Plow in A-1 shape, 2 log chains and tightener
Sehulz
Beach, N.
°Auctioneer--JACK O'BRIEN
Clerk -CARL INDERGARI)
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