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JULY 27, 1950
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS, BEACH, N. D.
PAGE
WANT ADS
TWO CENTS PER WORD
PER ISSUE
If ~ou want to buy or sell
seme~ilng; If yon need help, or
l~a~ a Job, you can get results
from Ne~s Want Ads. No ad ac-
cepted for less Lhan 25c per in-
~riian. A service charge of 25c
will be made for "blind" ads.
SALESMAN WANTED-- Must
have some mechanical know-
ledge of cars or farm machine- 1
ry. Schulz Chevrolet Co. 34-tfe
F-O-R---s-ALE~HC- 5 ft. Combine,
with motor and pick-up. See
W. O. Neary, Carlyle, Mont.!
43-3tp
NOTICE--Gel your bids in for
the Beach Coffee Shop. 45-1tc
WANTED-- small furnished
apartment by Aug. 1. Phone
4F-2, Beach. 45-1tp
FOR SALE-- One roll fop desk.
straight back chairs, daven-
port and chair, bed and mat-
tress. Call or see W. L. Eckes,
phone 133. 33-tfc
~/OTICE--Get your bids in for
the Beach Coffee Shop. 45-1tc
FOR SALE--Basement 24 x 28,
four rooms, landscaped. Well
FOR SALE--My modern home in
Beach, located i block west
of Methodist church; 6 rooms,
2 baths, gas heat. Elmer Wo-
jahn. 44-2tp
NOTICE
Anyone having crutches bor-
rowed from the Beach hospital
that they no longer use, kindly
return at once, as our supply
45-1tc
FOR SALE-- 1936 Chevrolei
truck, in fair condition, new
tires. Priced reasonably. Tax
Goyne, Beach. 45-2tp
partially complete with pipe has been exhausted. FARMERS AND RANCHERS--we
connection to basement. Pro- Dr. C. A. Bush ha','e barbed wire and woven
visions made for sewer and . 45-1!cwire, immediate delivery.
natural gas. Call Barney Pie- Right prices. Hanson Lumber
sik, or write Clarence Even- ATHLETES FOOT ITCH Co., Beach and Gol~a. 27-tfc
son, Box 172, Beach. 43-tfc NOT HARD TO KILL
IN ONE- HOUR STRAYED IN--Black mare, July
FOR SALE--I~und Cedar Tele- It not pleased, your 40c back at 18. Owner should claim or it
phone Poles. T to 30' long. Jus~t any drug store. ~T-4-L, a STRON( t will be disposed of. Joe Pep-
wnlcaded ~ carload. Hanson fungicide, contains 90 per cent linski, Beach. 45-1tp
Lumber Co. Beach and Golva.alcohol. IT PENETRATES
29-tfc Reaches MORE germs to KILL FOR SALE-- Six milch cows.
the itch. Today at Fresh and coming fresh. Floyd
FOR SALE---300 gal. gas tankWOODWARD DRUG Weinreis. Phone 4-F5. Golva.
with stand, gauge and hose 42-4tc "45-5tp
connections. Air Compressor & ................
complete paint outfit. Van FOR SALE--- Sewer Pipe, DrainFOR SALE-- Shetland ponies,
Darn 6 inch bench grinder. T~le. Septic Tanks. Just un- Gentle. suitable for children.
~ca~ed a carload. Right 1-~r~ces. George Kautzmann Beach.
Geo. Smith. Beach, phone 14F- ',. '
111. 44-2tp llan:~on Lumber Co., Beach and 43-3tp
Golva. 29-Cfc FOR SALE--Girl's Hiawatha bi.
F'--Oi~--kENT~--~-r~n--api" down.I cycle. In excellent condition.
BLOWERS and town location, available, Beach.1 See atGambles, Beach. 45-3tp
To move your grain with the least
trouble Or labor this fall--use the
TWIN-FEED
Truck Type Grain Mover. Mounted
right on your truck; Driven by Power
Take-off.
May also be used as Stationary Grain
Blower, by using hopper or auger.
$148.00, plus freight from Far, go.
Get your order in now as there will
be a shortage.
Pimne 133. 34-tfc
WANTED--man for harvest in
Aug., and Sept. Rudy Ram-
stad, Beach, phone 11-F22.
C. JOHNSON
SALE--5:A ..... John Deere
Combine, with picker. Jerome
Bruski, Wibaux, Mont. 44-3tp
FOR SALE-- Baldwin.Gleaner
Combine, 12 ft., A-1 condition.
Presley Vorhias, Glendive.
45-3tp
FOR SALE-- Allis.Chalmers
combine. Picker new last year.
Good belts. Joe Podolski. Wi-
baux, Mont. 43-3tp
FOR SALE--House in Ollie. Six
rooms, hardwood floors. Wired
for REA. Contact Archie Sla-
tar. Ollie, Mont. 45.3tc
FOR SALE-- Girl's bicycle, in
good shape. Dorothy Podolski,
Wibaux, Mont. 44-3tp
WAISTED--First class mechanic
and also helper. Johnson Mo-
tor Co. Beach. 44.2tc
¥0R SA, :28 room n ;rn du.
plex. Write C. Nellermoe,
Trotters. 44-3tc
AIR-CONDITIONED SUPERCOACHES
ON ALL THROUGH SCHEDULES!
$o much more comfortable than
driving your carl
Coo SAvings, Too/
One Round
Way Trip
Porflcmd 25.35 45.65
Seattle 24.30 43.75
Idaho Falls 15.75 28.35
Fargo 7.15 12.90 Parish Picnic---
Rochesier , 13.65 24/~ Attendance was ~ good at a
Chicago :1'I~15 :ZI.~ palish pi~li~ of St. $ohn's Cath-
i olic church held Sunday at the
14-Day Tour ofI Pat Murphy grove near Sentinel
Pacific Northwest Butte. The Knights of Columbus
were sponsors.
including hotels,
round-trip trans-.See Your[ J'-~e"t~i-=~'--t--t=~--"f
portation, special Loca] Agent
sightseeing- ,
G ,E HOUND TERMiNAl
FOR SALE--2-f¢ I. extension for
Allis.Chalmer combine. Com-
plete, one draper and new
drive belt. Sell at a bargain.
A1. Streitz, Golva. 45-2tp
SALE CONTINUED--- At Daisy
Rice home; many bargains,
come and see them. 45-1tp
WAITRESS WANTED--Doerner's
Cafe, Beach. 45-1tc
Your Allis-Chalmers Dealer
Beach, North Dakota
2 1947 Ford Tudors
1 -- 1948 Ford Tudor
2 1946 Ford Tudors
DOERNER'S CAFE Mrs. Anna Sullivan, her dau-
& BUS DEPOT ghter Mrs. Albert Johnson and
Beach, N.D. daughter ~f Orville, Calif., and
Mr. and Mrs. John Opheim of
Anoka, Minn., left for their
homes after having spent almost
i -- 1947 Pontiac 4 door DeLuxe
McCormick No. 125-SPV ComMne Ad No. 2528
1 1948 Chevrolet Carryall Suburban,
8 pass.
1 1946 International 3-4 ton Pickup
1 1948 International 3-4 ton Stock
CROPS and
CONDITIONS
and Grain Box.
1 1947 Dodge 2 door
1 1929 Eord 2 door Model A
1 1936 Plymouth 4 door
1 1946 2 ton Truck, 2 Speed,
8.25 x 20 Tires.
1 - 1946 2 ton Truck, 8.25 x 20 Tires
1 1946 1½ ton Truck, 7.50 x 20
1 1933 Chev. Truck, Long
1 -- 1934 International Truck, 1½ ton
1 1940 Chevrolet 2 door
1 -- 1939 Mercury 4 door
1 1935 Chev. 1½ ton, short Dual
1 1934 Ford Panel
1 -- 1947 Chevrolet 3-4 ton
1 1947 Buick 2 door Special.
BUY BEFORE CREDIT CONTROLS
GO ON.
McCormick No. 125-SPV Combine
Whether you harvest soybeans--small grains-grasses
--legumes-sorghums:--or special grass .c{ops, d~.e
McCormick No. 125-SPV harvester-thresher wm nanate
them all. It gets all the crop, too, whether.tall or short,
of attachments for specialized needs adapts m
to virtually every harvest condition.
With the McCormick No. 125-SPV you can open
fields anywhere. There's no backswath, no running
over uncu rearer maneuveraoutty
t grain. You have g
better traction £or umgh going. O,e operator-one
engine-reduces harvesting expense, saves a bigger
share of your crop income. " " " st
Let us tell you more about tilts late a model
McCormick self.p~o1~llcd ¢amblne. lt-s bushel
and dollar "saver' m any kind of crop.
Beach, N. Dak.
MOND'S
Beach, N,eD.- Wibaux, Mont.
a week here visiting Mr. and
Mrs. John Brown and the Will
Brown ,and Charles Allen fami-
lies. Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs.
Opheim are sister and brother
of Mrs. John Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lardy were
week end guests of Bud's mother
Mrs. Olga Lardy and other rela-
rives and friends.
Mrs. Gertie Honnold was host-
ess to the Get-Together Club at
her home Wednesday ,afternoon.
Bridge was played at several
tables.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kessel
and Mrs. tIarmon Olstad drove
to Miles City Saturday to get
ttarmon O]stad, who had been
a patient at the hospital there
for several days.
Miss Joy Carlson arrived from
Forsyth, Mont., by bus to spend
a few days here with friends be-
fore accompanying her parents
lo Big Timber. Mont.. where her
dad is employed.
Mrs. Bertha Walda] entertain-
ed several ladies at her home
Monday afternoon in honor of
her daughters Mrs. J. II. Shee-
ban of Mobridge, S. D.. and
Mrs. Harold Davis of Bozeman.
Mont. Those present included
Mrs. Ole Omley, Mrs. Vic John-
son, Mrs. Walter Dixon and
Marilyn, M:'s. Sam Waldal and
Mrs. Einar Waldal.
Mrs. A. Streitz of the Golva
community was a Sunday visi-
tor at the home of her son Joe
and family.
Mrs. Guy Honnold and child-
ren of Aitkin, Minn., visited at
the John Honnold home Thurs-
day,
Mrs. Anna Dietz entertained
St. Mary's Altar Society at her
home Thursday afternoon.
Roy Franzen and his sister
Clara and husband of Tacoma,
Wash.. are visiting at the par-
ental Win. Franzen home.
Mrs. Inga Carlson returned
Saturday from Minor, where she
spent several weeks visiting at
the home of her son-in-law and
dau!:hter Mr. and Mrs. Wally
Varberg.
){rs. Einar Waldal had as her
guests at lunch Thursday after-
noon Mrs. Sam Waldal, Mrs.
Bert Waldal. Mrs. Olga Lardy
and ,Mrs. Otto Peterslie.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dixon
and daughter arrived from St.
Paul, Minn., to vist the farmer's
mother Mrs. Joe Dixon and other
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Carlson
were guests at a party in the
Lutheran church parlors Sun-
day evening, when church mem-
bers and their families gathered
to honor them on their 40th
wedding anniversary. Rev. Ols-
rud led devotions and singing,
after which he spoke'of the joys
of a Christian rnarriage and
praised the Carlsons for their
work in the ehurch, q~his was
followed by the presentation of
a mometary gift from those
present. Mr. and Mrs. Carlson
thanked everyone for their gift
and thoughtfullness, after wifich
a light lunch brought by the
ladies and members was served.
,Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Ituber, who
now reside .at Forsyth, Mont.,
spent the week end at the par-
ental Ed Cook home. Bill and
Johnny Meyers and Bob Van
Horn who are also employed at
Forsyth spent the week end at
their respective homes here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nelson of
Bismarck were wo~,k end visitors
at the Vie Johnson home.
Mr. and Mrs. C:~rl Moen, Mr.
and Mrs. Arl M('(/ill and Mrs.
Susie Goldsberry left Tuesday
for Moscow. Idaho. to visit Ken-
neth Goldsberry. They will al~
visit at other Idaho points.
THE COMING
HARVEST SEASON
We have canvas and webbing on
hand to make those necessary
repairs.
Also a number of other items
needed by the harvester.
On Saturday, July 29tkat 3:30 p.m.
we will make the three drawings to de-
termine the winners who registered
during our recent sale. If you should
be in town drop in to see if you were
one of the lucky winner .
5's- 10's- 25's- 100's
Complete Stock
GOLDEN VALLEY -- IN HEAVY SYRUP
FRUIT COCKTAIL, no. 2½ can 33c 3 cans 98c
ALL FLAVORS
or
3 pkgs 2lc r]
ALL FLAVORS
ZEPHYR_ 8 oz. bottle, 3 for 25c
can, 2 for 33c
FOR HOT.DISHES
TOI IATO PUREE, 10½ oz. can, 4 for 25c
FRESH CREAMERY -- s
pound - • • 60C
OIL MAINE
3 cans 25c 12 cans 98c
MORRELL'S
oz. can 39c cans 75c
Quality Merchandise For Lessl
Free Delivery A. Me and P. M. --