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PAGE TWELVE
OCAL
NEWS
~ ]Mew Gmndson--
~lrs. Theo Kuniek left this
"lN~sday for Katispell, Mont., to
Theatre
BLACH. NORTH DAKOTA
$ • Q 11 $
FrL - Sat
Saturday Matinee
"'Whirlpool"
TIERNEY, KICHAR~
A slick, expertly made film
• avlth a theme that combines
love~ murder, blackmail and the
~t o! hypnosis. A "very good"
Snn. - Mon.. Tu~,
Sunny Matinee
"'Adam's Rib"
~fl~/ENCER TRACY, KATHE-
I~EPBURN.
A Iopnotch comedy tha,t will
meally ~tckle your funny bone!
Given an "excellent" rating.
News
Wed.. Thurs.
"The Doctor And
The Girl"
FOttD, JANET LEIGH.
A down.to-eaCh drama with
a little heart-tugging, clever
]humor and a stirring story of
~m-d]icting emotions.
Sho~
visit her daughter and hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Son-
nek, and to see her new grand-
son, who was born there July
14.
Visit Hospital Patient--
Mr. 'and Mrs. Leo Tobias and
daughter Jeanette visited Mrs.
Herbert Tobias last Sunday; she
is a patient ,at St. Joseph's hos-
pital in Dickinson.
Back To Wn~--
Mrs. J. O. Eamstad, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Art Nellermoe and family, and
her son Rudy Ramstad. and
family, left last Wednesday for
her home in Seattle. Wn. She
was accompanied by Mrs. E. C.
Nelson. who went as far as Spo-
kane with her, where she is
visiting her sons. Burton and
Omer.
First Communion--
Last S~ln6ay a class of five
pupils of the Vacation School
at St. PhiHps parish received
their first solemn communion;
they were Rosal~ne Efta, Joan
Dombroski, Dorothy Watembach.
Miekey Efta, and Raymond Gor-
oski.
Guests Fro~ Wis.--
.Mr. and :Mrs. Ted Mark and
Mr. and Mrs~ Kenrieth Close and
dau,ghter, all of Ellsworth, Wts.,
were week end guests of Mrs.
Thco Tobias; Mr. ,Mark is her
nephew.
At Yellowsfmle---
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sleight,
and Mrs. Sleights sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. John Jor-
genson of Lisbon, who arrived
here last week .end, are spend-
ing a few days in Yellowstone
National Park, but expect to re-
turn home over the week end.
Sister Improvee---
Beach l~once Chief Tex Goyne
and family returned home from
Texas the first of the week,
where he had gone to see a sis-
ter who was very ill, but Jhe
m now much improved after
surgery for removal of a tumo~
which was feared ¢o be cancer-
ous, but which wins discovered
to be benign.
Flier Hem--
Bud Lardy, who has been do-
ing airplane spraying this sum-
mer out of Hardin, Mont., spent
the past week end here with his
wife Marion. and with his
mother, Mrs. Olga Lardy, in Sen-
tinel Butte. He received a call
from his employers the first of
the week, and le~t for that area
this Tuesday,
M GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS, BEACH, N. D.
THURSDAY, JULY 20,
week,
To Mandan--
Stanley Raisler of the Raisler
Electric Co., attended a Youngs-
town Steel Kitchen sales meet-
ing in Mandan last Friday, re-
turning home that same eve.
To New Job--
Mrs. Cecilia Lynch left this
Tuesday morning for Billings,
where she will be employed for
~, couple of months. Mrs. Lynch
has worked for sometime at the
Park Care here.
Temporary Employee---
James DeSchneau of Sentinel
Butte started this week as temp-
orary employee with the Bell
Telephone service here in Beach,
assisting in various duties.
Guests From Japan--
Guests last Saturday at the
Barney Piesik home were Way-
rant Officer and Mrs, Alvin
Myerderk and three children,
who arrived in the states re-
cently after being stationed in
Japan. They were on the ocean
when the trouble broke out in
Korea; they are here on a 60.
day leave before being reassign-
ed. Mrs. Meyerderk and Rt~by
Kipp were employed at the Bank
of North Dakota, ,at Bismarck,
and were roommates, for several
years.
Visiting At Schulz Home--
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Atkin-
son of Springfield, Mo., arrived
here Monday of this week for a
visit at the W. D. Schulz home.
Tomorrow, Friday, Mr. and Mrs.
Schulz and Mr. and Mrs. Atkin-
son plan to leave for a trip
through Yellowstone Park. Mr,
Atkinson is a brother of Mrs.
Sehulz.
Fargo Btmin~ Trip---
George and Clinton Seeley of
the Seeley Electric Co., spent
three days in Fargo last week,
on a buying trip to get materi-
als from the wholesale houses
tha~ are beginning to be some-
what scarce; they returned
home Friday evening.
and family, and other relatives,
returning to his home bhts
Tuesday morning.
To Yellowstone Pork---
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Raisler
and chil4ren left this Thurs-
day morning for a two-week va-
ca.tion in Yellowstone National
Park ,and will have a cottage Now Living Here---
at Silvergate. Mont., for their
stay there. The Lee Rice family
accompanied them.
From Gorrison-- I
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Parker
and baby arrived here last Sun-
Sweet of this city .and Emil
Peterson and Tony Kreitinger of
Golva. returned home last week
end from a fishing trip to points
in Minnesota. The men report a
very fine outing and also some
good fishing.
day, and are guests at the home Week End Gueat~-
~f his sister and husband, Mr. Visitors from Friday to Mort-
and Mrs. Roy Miller and family, day of this week at the C. C.
Hollste4n home were Rev. and
Home From Fishing-- Mrs. Henry Strong and family
A1 Flannigan, and Ral, ph of Oshkosh, Wis., and his bro-
ther and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Strong of Beloit, Wis. The
Strongs planned to tour Yellow-
stone Park, and then move on
to the Teton Mts., for a two
weeks vacation.
Now living with the C. C.
ttoll~eins is Grandma Hollstein.
who has been staying with
another son in Forman, N. D.
She arrived here a few weeks
ago, and plans ~o remain indefi-
ni rely.
Relatives Visi! Here--
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Strzywski
and niece Kay of Portland, Ore.,
arrived here this week to visit l
their son and family, the EdI
Strzyw, skis. They will be aecom-t
panied home by Miss Victoria1
Strzywski, an aunt from Minne-[
sofa who has also been visiting
here.
Gets New Paint--
The stucco front of Diek'n
Dave's Super Valu this week re-
ceived a new gleaming sum-
mer coat of white paint. Jacg
Lindt did the work.
Visits Niece---
Mrs. John Skipworth and dau-
ghter of Conrad, M~nt., visited
this Saturday and Sunday with
her niece. Mrs. Melvin Nelson
and family. With her was her
daughter and son-in-,law, Mr.
and Mrs. S. T. McFarland.
Trotters Picnic---
A large group of Trotters peo-
ple gathered Sunday afternoon
at the Lions Den on Beaver
Creek to picnic and play soft.
bail.
News Want Ads Bring Resultsl
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Official New~paper--
GOLDEN VALLEY NEJVS ................30 ~p0 9 13 30 113 233 210 6~ 139 28 918
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA ~ Beach, Nerth DaMota
) June 30th. 1950
County of Golden Valley )
We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that the within and fore going Abstract of V~tes cast at the Primary Election held at the various
election precincts in this County, is a true and cq~rect abstraet according to the returns made by the Election Boards of the variotm
precincts. Witness our hands, a21d the seal of said County, the day and year first above written.
LEWIS ODLAND
Chairman. Board of County Commissioner~
F. W. HOUCK
(Acting) Chairman, Democratic County Committee
GUY LEE
Chairman, Republican county Committee
12LA-RION LARDY
(Acting) Clerk of the District court
MINNIE E. SMITH
County Auditor
"Ropi~" Laid UP--=
"Ropie" Reece, barber at the
Oden, baugh Barber Shop, has
been laid up the past few days
wi~h a foot ailment that has
caused him considerable p~in.
"Ropie's" doctor advised him to
remain at home for a few days
and to stay off his feet.
3 lb. can ........
83c
VALLEY HOME -- RE-CAN FOR SAUCE
!10. can
49c
GARDEN HALVES IN SYRUP
no. call .... , . . 49C
~'rJd~DBY
XHISPY-- BY SUNSHINE
2
VELVEETA
• e~. .• • • •
:JET SOFT
TI}IL] TISSUE, . . . 25c
HEAVY --- TRANSPARENT
W AX[',D WER, ..... 19c
ROBB ROSS --- ALL FLAVORS
DESSERT 6 pkgs..
25c
TO ARRIVE THURSDAY
Carton pints.. $3.75
Quality Merchandise For Le l
PHONE 75
Free Delivery A. M. and P.M. --- Open Till 9 p.m. Sat.
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PASTEURIZED
CheeSe Food
2 lb. box 5%
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Super Volu fo l stores are recognized throughout the Northwest for
friendly owner-operated service and economical evecyday low prices.
Good Value Quart
Salad Dressing 39c
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SCHOOL GIRL
4 cans 89e
NEPTGNE
CALIF. SUNKIST g FOR
Lemons, . . 27c Carnation Milk 25e
VAUF. VALENCIA
Oranges, 2
CAI IF. GREEN TOP
Carrots, 2
Heinz 12 CANS
49e Baby Food $1.00
FLKV -O- lUTE
tomatoes, 33c
Quart
Dill Pickles 25c
2 cans 25c , , ,
,. ,o, ,,- Shafters, 10 35c Native Pie Mix ]
, ' SWlFT'-S-P~ -- -- CHERRY -- BLUEBERRY
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• BROOKFIELD SAUSAGE, . lb... 49c US SE,aY
~C~.D HAM, ,, ......... 39~ No. 2 ~ge.
Doz. uarts -- --
Wr LmS SKINLESS WEINERS, lb ..... 47c
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SLAB BACON, lb ........... 53c