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PAGE 2 The Golden Valley News A continuation of The Beach Advance and The Beach Review W. R. Bratton and H. E. Enderle Editors and Publishers A weekly published every Thursday at Beach, North Dakota. Entered as second class mail matter at the Postoffice at Beach, North Dakota. October 7, 1936, under the act of March 3, 1897 Advertising rates furnished upon request Subscription price $2.00 in No. Dak., Minn., Mont., and So. Dak., Elsewhere $2.50 ~ffm~m~m~si,HmUmm~Jmlm.Huntml t~mR m~qu.lt~tHmlt1*JJ,m,,,usmmm..~ ... m~. u u ~u .. ~m. Wibaux News ~m~um.i..~lu.,ut.j.1~qo~,,i.l,.uumm|mnetss,II.,ll.mt.lu~*,~m~.'tut#m'li*~" Mrs. P~oblnson of Dickinson has were Sunday dinner guests at the Bur- been visiting her sister, Mrs. Burns, ton Welsh home. here. M~r. and Mrs. Wm. White and some Mrs• I.~ttie Priess was called to friends autoed down from Miles City Crooi~ton, Minn., last week by the 1 Sunday. serious illness of her mother, Mrs.i Mr• and Mrs. Earl Dunsworth, Misses -- i Clara Presthus, Elaine Howard, and ~ooper. - ....... b- ]Shirley Bixby, Mrs. O M Helvtk and Mr and Mrs. ~oe Men~e an~ ~ y • - - -]~ons Mr and Mrs Fred Reinecke a~ were visitors from Terry ~un~ay a~ _ '.. " ........ ~oaugn~ers spent a pleasant evening at me ~an~y ~v~eeg nome n • • _ i the Dave Baird home and e Joyed the Mrs James Elliott and son ~an • I fine ice cream~'and cake which Mrs. autoed to Glendive one day last week. Baird prepared, o Mrs. cowee returned from Mlssoula] News came last weeX of the death Wdnesday where she visited Mr. and]of Mrs. Nick Vogt, an old time resi- Mrs. Robert Alton and family, i dent of Wdbaux county, but who the Miss Vera Hall left last week for a] past year has resided with her daught- vcacation in the western states. / Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Porter and son er, Marie, at Bozeman, Mont. Beside were viistors at the Sutherand home Sunday Irom Glendive. Donna Mac Hartse is a guest of Kathleen Hazelton out on the farm this week. • Miss Lucy Scammon left Friday for Almlra, Wash., to stay with her sis- te~. Mrs. Forrest Roscoe until after harvest. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pederson of Glendive were Sunday guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson. Friends of Dick Faltermeyer were soryr that he had to spend last week in the Olendtve hospital. His sister MarJorie stayed with him. Dick is suffering from heart trouble and we all join in wishing him a speedy re- covery. Misses Alvera and Pauline Schade returned Sunday from a visit with re- latives in Wisconsin. After a short visit at the home of their parents south of town they will resume their work at George's Cafe and Sutherlands. Mrs. Hattie Frisinger, Mrs. Ray Sca- mmon and ~ Selma Larson autoed to Bloomfield Friday. Mr, and Mrs. Tom Colton autoed down from Billings Saturday and spent Sunday with relatives. Mr. and Mi~. Jack Ballard and children returned from their vacation ~,'lp Wednesday and report a fine time. Mr. Hans Llhen was taken to the Beach hospital last week suffering from kidney trouble. Wilbur Chaffee and R, H. Welsh autoed to Glendive Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Moe Carlson and dau- ghter were down from Terry Wednes- day. A large crowd from here attended the the dance at Carlyle Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Hoovastahl and b~by were Sunday visitors at the Fred Drake home from Sanders. Mr. Mary Scammon entertained her ne~hbors at a shower last week com- pllmenting her son Raymond and his wife. The newlyweds received many nice gifts and the hostess served a fine lunch. Mr. Everett Rogers came from Circle Friday and was a dinner guests of his cousin, Billy Meek and family. He also visited at the Chas Slocomb home near Beach. Harey Wassink of Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Simon Hazelton and Kathleen I her daughter she leaves two sons, Jake and John to mourn her passing. MiSs Lois Woods returned to Billings last week after spending a short va- ation at the home of her parents here. Mr. Wm. Sheehan and George Kor- neyehuck of Baker and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Steele were Sunday dinner guests at the Earl Baker home. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bryce and son and Henry Kinsey from the south country were business visitors in town Wednes- day. Another old time John Meyer, age 88, died at Plymouth. Wis. He spent many years on a farm west of Wibaux and was liked by all who knew him. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs• Kahmert of St. Paul. Minn., and a son John Meyer of Aneta, N.D. Three grandchildren, Dorothy, Carrol and Shirley Meyer are in Wibaux and we extend our sympathy to them. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hammond of carlyle and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ballard autoed to Miles City Saturday. Miss Virginia Bailey was up from Baker Sunday and visited at the home of her parents. She returned to con- tinue her work as superintendent of the D. V. B. S. Friends of the Woodhouse family were happy to hear that Harold, the eldest son of Mrs. L. A. Woedhouse was married July ~nd at Red Lodge, Mont., to Miss Rosa Angluceia. After a trip through Yellowstone National Park the young couple wil~ be at home to their friends on the groom's farm near Hardin, Mont. We Join their fri- ends in extending congratulations and our best wishes for a happy wedded life. While here last week Mr. and Mrs. G. ,N. Baergen and children of Blaine, Wash., were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Winkeman south of town, over night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker and dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. Q E. Keller, They left Wednes- day afternoon for a short visit at Bloomfield and expected to get home Saturday. Mrs. James Elliot was hostess at a dessert bridge party at her home Fri- day afternoon, The guests were Mrs. D. ~ McCann, Mrs. C. E. White, Mrs. F. E. Elliott, Mrs. P. A. Fischer, Mrs. M. B. Larson, Mrs. W. E. Manning ]and Mrs. Fred Reinecke. High score ]went to Mrs. M. B. Larson, who was i also presented with a farewell gift by WELDING ALL WORK GUARANTEED NO JOB TOO BIG--NONE TO SMALL Arc and Acetylene Welding by a Factory Trained and Ex- perienced Welder DAHL'S SHOP WIBAUX, MONTANA I US[D TRACTORS FOR SALE CHEAP Twin City 4-Plow and 3.Plow ENGINES PRISON TWINE ON HAND See Me Before Buying Elsewhere GOLDENVALLEY HARVESTER COMPANY C.C. Beach, N. D. THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1938 the group. Low prize went to Mrs. son, Mrs. P. A. Fischer and Mrs. ldaughter were business callers at weekend a~ home. Fischer. Reinecke. ~ Dickinson Frmay. I Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kremer returned At the regular meeting o~ the Miss- .A grea! many..a.~tended the chickenI Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davidson and/tr°m Fargo and brought back ......... omner a~ ~t. l~nx~p's ~un~ay. | l~onary ~oc~e~y weonesoay a~ternoon a1 Much interest is being shown in the[ Mrs. Cameron and son Hector re-ithem Mr. Leon Kremer. I picnic lunch and handkerchief shower lprimary election Tuesday of this week.I turned from Yellowstone Park where[ Miss Dorothy Fisher spen~ l~s~ they spent a week's vacation• visiting at the home of Elsie Ekre. ~ complimen~mg Mrs. M. B. Larson was ! We are sorry our items have to sent in / Mr. and Mrs. Hatfield are in charge Misses Dorothy and Eleanor tnjoyed after the business meeting, l before e~ections but the results will be/of the depot while Miss Ferguson is returned home Thursday from l$1rs. Larson was the recipient of many published next week. beautifu~ "hankies" and expressed her Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blue came Fri- l°n a few days vacation. Heart where they have been regrets at leaving Wibaux and her day from Bililngs for a two weeks visoI The G@lva baseball team showed up Lyman Page was a Dickinson friends here. it at the A. Bryce home and with exceedingly well Sunday when they Friday. The S. B. A. was entertained by Dr. other relatives in the Edgehill corn- played and defeated Circle, 8 to 5. l~r. and .~_rs. Jo.'~.n Schafer and Mrs. George E. Keller a~ their munity. Miss Margaret Kritinger who is at- ed Thursday from Yellowstone home. Friday evening four tables of Mr .and Mrs. Frank Fessenden and tending school at Dickinson spent the where they ~pent a v:eek fishing. bridge were in play with men's high Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Davidson left on Thursday for Chicago on a business trip. prize going to Francis Payne and low to Bert Carrol, whle Mrs. Wm. How- ard received high prize for the ladies and Mrs. T. Underwood was given low. Mrs. Robinson received a prize for a grand slam. The hostess served a lovely supper and a fine time was en- joyed by those who attended. -~.] . • , ,- ] -= ~-~ GOLVA Mr. and Mrs. George Wosepka and Mrs. D. E. McCann was hostess to son were Sunday vistors at the Harry eight ladies at a 1 o'clock luncheon Funk home. after which cards were enjoyed. A Miss Helen Hurd of Custer, Montana guest prize was given to Mrs. Robinson I ~s spending a few days vacationing at of Dickinson. Mrs. W. E. Manning re-I Golva. ceived high prize and and Mrs. F. E.] Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hanson and fam- Elliott got low. Other guests were Mrs I ily are visiting relatives at Steele Burns, Mrs. J. Elliot, Mrs. M. B. Lar-] Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schouboe and FREE CASH DAILY $1.00 AND UP Community Dividend WALL DRUG CO. Prescription Specialists Phone 31 Beach, No. Dak. CORIIE IN ~ ~" ~ ,,~ ,IT I "~ "'- moistur~ No. 2, Ridg~ l~v~ded f~ exeell~mt seed bed. ~D-I@ NOBEN & JOHNSON Beach, North Dakota New Seats- -- Air-Conditioned FRIDAY-SATURDAY Saturday Matinee at 2:30 p. m. "HOLD THAT KISS" CAST: MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN, DEN- NIS O'KEEFE MICKEY ROONEY, GEO. BARBIER. Also a "Billy Rose" Revue. AND A NEWS REEL Sunday - Monday - Tuesday MATINEE SUNDAY AT 2:30 P. M. 'GOLD DIGGERS IN PARIS' CAST: RUDY VALLEE, HUGH HERBERT, ROSEMARY LANE, ALLEN JENKINS. An elaborate musical comedy with a good cast, good dancing, catchy songs. Also A Comedy Wednesday- Thursday DON'T FORGET THE CASH DRAWING "LIFE BEGINS AT 40" CAST: WILL ROGERS, ROCHELLE HUD- SON, RICHARD CROMWELL, JANE DAR- WELL. The re-issues of Will Rogers' pic- tures are always enjoyed. ALSO A COMEDY TWINE PRICES ARE LOWER We sell the well known PLYMOUTH TWINE ~oted for the following six points: full length, uniform strength, special winding, evenness, insect repelling and mistake proof. Green Top (Standard) 500 feet Red Top (Manila) 600 feet PLYMOUTH BINDER TWINE insures a successful harvest OCCIDENT ELEVATORS A-t Beach, Golva, Thelen STAN OAR D RED CROWN THE LON~ MILEAGE OA$OLINg 8ERVIC][