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L JULY 26, 1951 THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS, BEACH, N.D. PAGE SEVEN
|lat tile A1 Icons home. Mrs. Fritz Fasehing, Mrs.
Mph |l" l~ichard Brown of Belfield Gloyd Bury and Beverly, Mrs.
a News |] called on Jim Irons Sunday. Bertha Bury and May'nard were
_ I[ Mr. and Mrs. John and Al Baker shoppers Friday. They all
J' ~ Irons and Edith Carew were sup- called on Mrs. Claud Schou,boe.
Birthday club meets with Hil. [ per guests of M~-. and Mrs. Fred Mrurice Hogoboom was a
da Drewniak Wednesday. |Wojahn Sunday eve. Beach shopper Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Drewniak M,rs..Bud C]ouse and Mrs
family of St. Cloud, Minn., were and Shirley were Sunday eve- Gloyd Bury and Mrs. Berth~
Over nite guests of Mr. Win. Car. ning callers at the Fritz Fasch- Bury were Beach shoppers Thurs.
ew Monday. ing home. day.
Supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and M~s. John Irons and Mrs. Karnes Johnson & Mrs. Ida
Harold Barthel Monday ni~e were son and Mr. and Mrs. Gloyd Johnson took Mrs. Leighton
Mr. and MJrs. Bob Carew and Bury enjoyed a chicken supper Nunn and daughter to Beach
family, Mrs. Ray Popiel and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Brockmeyer, Mr. Wm. Carew, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Lansi.ng and fami-
ly and Edith Carew.
'Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sch]
raitz and family we,re Sun,
"yl
eVening callers at the Ray Fas-
ehing's home.
Mrs. Ray Popiel spent the pastt
Week visiting relatives around
~olva and Alpha.
Mr. and Mrs. John Irons and |
boys were Sunday dinner guests ]
at the Shamrock Saturday eve.
Mr. and Mrs. Karnes Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wosepka, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Grockrel and Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Clouse enjoyed an
anniversary supper at Jack':
Club Saturday eve, in honor of
the Clouses.
Mrs. Bertha Bury and May-
nard Bury left Baker Saturday
for Wilmont, S. D., to spend a
week visiting relatives.
Beverly Bury spent the week
end with Sally Fasching.
TUESDAY
The Western is young in years,
but old in experience.
We are continually striving to make
our ring a better place to market your
livestock--a large number of pens are
paved, all alleys are paved, a number of
pens are under shed, andwater and hay
in the pens.
All these facilities add up to better
care and better selling for your con-
signment.
Wednesday. Mrs. Nunn took the
bus to Miles City.
,Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cockrel
and son and his friend of Rose-
burg, Oregon, spent a few days
vacation at the Bud Clouse
ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Clouse and
family and their guests Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Cockrel and family,
and Mr. and Mrs. Karnes John-
son a'nd family were Friday sup.
per guests of Mrs. Ida Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Axnold Olson
and daughter of ~'alem, Oxegon,
were ,Monday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Clouse.
'A lawn party was held at the
,Karnes Johnson ranch this week.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Wosepka and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Hess and fami-
ly, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sch.
reeling and boys, Mr. and Mrs.
l~ud Clouse and boys, Mr..and
Mrs. Clyde Cockrel and boys,
Maurice iHogoboom, Mr. ,and Mrs.
Art White, Mr. and Mrs. Gloyd
Bury. A tour to the burning coal
mine a,bout 40 miles east of the
Johnson ranch was enjoyed by
everyone. AH returned to the
ranch for a picnic supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Groyd Bury call-
ed at the Rudolph Bo~hike home
Sunday eve,
~Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brock.
meyer spen~ Tuesday with Mrs.
Bertha ~Bury.
Mrs. Joe Carver (Grace Stod-
derd) and son of Mississippi and
her sister Mrs. Bud Miller were
dinner and supper guests of
Mrs. Nick Gamroth and Mrs.
Luella Tull Tuesday.
~/Ir. and Mrs. Wilfred Gam-
roth and family .and Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie $cherman and girls
and Mrs. Luella Tull were Sun-
=Sent:mei = BUtte" ]
Mrs. Delos Marsh of Parker's
Prairie, Minn., was a house
guest of Mrs. Harry Olson Fri-
day and Saturday. She is the
former Betty Qualle who resid-
ed here until about three years
ago. Dinner guests at the Ol.
son home Sat. evening also in.
eluded Miss Marion Brettin of
Bismarck and Herb Chxudensky
Mrs. Peter Lardy was hos+ess
to St. Mary's Altar Society at
her home Thursday afternoon.
M~rs. Dick Belt arrived Thurs.
day from Dillon, Mont., where
she and her husband are at-
tending Teacher's College, to
spend four days with her mother
Mrs. Olga Lately and her ~is-
ters, Mrs. Sam Waldal and Mrs.
Bert Waldal.
Mrs. Win. Adams left Friday
for Wishek, N. D., to visit her
son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Les.
ter Dempsey and to get acquain-
ted with her new grandson.
Among those who entertained!
at Stanley parties a~ t~ieir re-
spective homes last week were
Mrs. Will F. Brown, Mrs. Chas.
Bohn and Mrs. Alfred Mar*An-
sen.
~Wocd has been received here
that Joh.n Carlson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Carlson who
are now wRh a construction out-
fit at Spokane, Wash., recently~
I joined the ,Navy and is stationed
at San Diego Naval Training
Cente¢.
Mr. and Mrs. Halvor Olson
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Yates.
• Mrs. Byron Hogoboom, M..s.
CJara Brown and Mrs. Vic Carl-
son attended the Women's Mis-
sionary Federation Retreat at
the Luthe,ran Bible camp at Me-
dora Wednesday and Thursday.
'Myron Haugse of Dickinson is
visiting at the John Honnold
home. Lois Honnold left Sunday
for Dickinson to visit Eunice
Haugse for awhile.
Mrs. Cecil Adams and Miss
Joan Meyers left Wednesday
for Minneapolis, f¢om where
they will drive back a car for
the Adams'.
Mrs. Susie Goldsberry is
spending a couple of weeks at
the ranch homes of her sons
Harris and Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fosjard
and sons spenl Thursday and
F~iday visiting Mrs. Fosjard's
mother, Mrs. Wm. Scherle.
Guests at the Paul Wischow
home several days last week
were their friends Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Schwartz of Appleton,
Wis.
,Mr. and Mrs. Herb Molm and
family, former residents here,
were calling on friends Tuesd,ay.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Waldal and
children left Monday for their
home in Los Angeles, Calif., af-
ter spending the past two weeks
at the Olga Lardy home. They
were accompanied as far as
Bozeman by Sam's mother, Mrs.
t
Clearance
Women's misses dresses, in
dressy, sport, sunback styles, also
Skirts and slacks, and other seasonal
merchandise
.day dinner and supper guests i~
West coast and Eastern buyers .xre of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Gamroth. We must make room for new fall stock jz
Mrs. Nick Gamroth and Mrs.
Luetla Tull were Tuesday after- ~i SALE ThursdaY, Friday," Saturday
present at every Tuesday sale. Cattle
noon guests of Mrs. Bertha Bury. ||
are shipped West as well East. Buyers Don Brengle and Gary ||
from all over the U. S. are present at GloydWere BuryTuesdaYfarm.Cal~ers at the --"|ii July 26, 27, 28
our sale during a year's time. Market Sally Fasching and her cousin |[There is still lots of hot weather ahead
from Fargo were Monday after-
YOUR cattle at Western.noon callers of Beverly Burys.
il
They were out sight seeing to enjoy wearing these garments
a,.ound in the badlands.
Mr. and Mrs. Gloyd Bury and
daugMer and Mrs. Bertha Bury [|
"For the best in the West, were Wednesday evening call.
ers at the Karnes Johnson ,ranch.
go Western. every Tuesday." Mrs. Clara Olson and Harold
.D i-
N.
Dak.
J
moved back to the farm the eacm
past week. Everyone is gtad to
see them back.
Dickinson, North Dakota
To Red I.,~lge---
Tom Hamre of Hodges and
Swen Berg of Wibaux made a
business trip to Red Lodge°
Mont., last week. also driving
th~-,ough Yellowstone .park.
B~rtha Waldal who will visit
her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis there
and with the Ed Waldal family
at Salmon, Idal~o.
Mrs. Clara Brown and family
wec'e Sunday dinner guests at
the Robert Wyckoff home in
honor of Jim Wyekoff's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyce
were Thursday visitors at the
Hall e'aneh at Trottersfor a
branding party and were Satur-
day visitors at the Richard
Moore ranch in the Trotte~rs com-
munity.
Sunday visitors at the Vic
Johnson home were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mr.
and M,rs. Einar Waldal and Ker-
mit.
Shopping among the nev~ ads
~s sure to save money.
Outstanding--
and It'll Be Here Soon--The
14' Gleaner Self-Propelled
Combine ....
With est Advanced Features
"USED and
1949 Ford Custom Sedan Coupe, fully
equipped, excellent condition.
1950 Ford Tudor, one owner, low mile-
age. This unit with new car guaran-
tee.
1947 Ford Fordor, tip-top condition.
1948 Chev. 3-4 ton Pickup, heavy duty
tires, springs, radio, heater, visor. A
bargain, you can't beat.
1947 Reo 2-ton Truck, 2 speed axle, 8:25
tires. A good truck at rock bottom
prices.
1940 Ford 1-2 Ton, motor completely
overhauled.
Latest St. Paul Hoists in stock for
immediate installation.
Beach, North Dakota
TRADE TERMS FINANCE
Our new front-end aligning machine is here,
and our mechanics have been thoroughly train.
cd to make YOUR car- DRIVE LIKE NEW.
• Our customers who have had this correc-
rive steering service on their cars have all been
genuinely pleased with the results, and agree
with us that it is sensational.
Wibaux, Montana
Located 1 mile East of Wibaux, on Highway No. 10
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and an appointment.
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Remember, poor steering action may cau
an accident, so why wait, when it is so inexpen-
sive to correct NOW? ? ?
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