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THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1938 THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS PAGE 5
ANNOUNCEMENT
I have been appointed as
BULK STATION AGENT
in Beach for
STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
Your patronage will be ~nc!rqly
appreciat~" ! ~ /!
TRY STANDARD ~JCPRODUCTS
We know/tKat you'll be satisfied.
/
FRED BULDHAUPT
Agent
LOCALS
th Albertec~ Johnson has started work at
e Overstad Hardware store cerumen-
his new duties on Monday morn-
of this week.
morning Howard Swift,
employed as catcher on
lOCal baseball team, left for his
in Berkeley, California. While
this clean cut young man made
large number of friends, who wish
well in the future.
Mrs, Carrel Weller and baby of Har-
Montana, are visiting here at
EZximann home, having been here
l~st couple of weeks or so.
Royal Neighbors will meet on
evening, August 3, in
~'.'Willlan~, travelling auditor for
Lumber Co., was a bus-
in Beach Tuesday even-
week.
MItLEWS
Messers Clarence Overstad, O. E.
Griffith, M. L. Walker, and C. G. Peter-
son were business callers In Carlyle
last Sunday morning.
Bertram Piesik was down from
Billings Sunday, bringing his dad's
new B-cylinder Buick coupe and tak-
ing his own car ,back. He was accomp-
anied back by Miss Carrie Lurid, who
took the train from there to Spokane,
after spending several weeks here at
her home.
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B CO
MILLI R
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- Pete McCabe of Dickinson was up
Monday returning Tuesday after trans-
acting seed loan business in the county• I
Mr. and Mrs. Guerdon Algutre, ]
Mary Ja~e Alguire and Donald EvansI
Were Sidney and 'Glendive visitors on
isur~ay. !
I On july 15th Mrs. J. P. Sorenson
land three youngest sons returned from
'a six weeks trip which took them first
to Denver, then through Kansas and
into Iowa. They visited relatives in
both Kansas and Iowa, and report that
ej'op conditions ate-.lookl~ very good
Willis Wallace went to Dickinson onI Word was received from Miss Edith N O I I C E NOTICE
Monday of this week where he will fSummers, 1045 Redondo Ave., Long Anyone wishing ~o have a 1937 Ag-1 The Board of Budget Review will
transact business and visit friends for lBeach, CaIIf,, that she is now nicely ricultural Yearbook, while they last, i meet at 8 o'clock p. m. on Friday, July
a few days. l settled and has already secured em- or any of the 652 Bulletins and Leaf-i29th, 193~ for the purpose of consid-
Joe Peplinski and son John were I ployment. Miss Summers left Beach lets prepared by the United States~ering ~.passing on the annual bud-
business visitors in Wibaux Sunday. several weeks ago, making the trip by Department of Ag~;~ultlre on a variety I pets~l~ B~ach School District No 3 and
John Wentland, Sr. of Dickinson was i car alone• Her friends here will be of subjects, is r~es~ed to mail a post- I of the~i' ty of Beach. Such meeting
a pleasant Beach visitor Monday. i glad to hear that she is very much card for theist of/available publica-'will bdh~td in the offid~ bf the
Watt Johnson returned home the pleased with California and also likes tons or givin~ the ~;}ect about which i" 5~ .... - T" .-
• . . ~ C t~ ~z~or ana wn~ oe open to me
first of the week from his trip to the her new worz. they are desirous £~ obtainin- inf-r s]
Twin Cities where he attended a meet- Mrs. Judith Oas and ~laughter Dolly, i mati ............. '~ - .~ __ o - I pUlbl~f
ing of Ford dealers. His family, who Mrs. Henrietta Wallce and Miss Na- ! OT u~ Lu. w~ma~n z,emze, Iz~ l-louse ] / CARL HALVORSON
had remained in Dickinson, returned omi Black motored to Bismarck Mon-I ~ ice Bldg., W~shington, D.C. I City Auditor.
home with them. day afternoon and remained there until :
C.F. in both states. ~ Peter ?~huR~g; ~¢¢mer-;,~pr~-
Mrs A1 Schroeder and son Jerry;Pletor of the Beach Bakery, that he is
arrived last week for r-tm-nt~cl" to I~LCh from Dickinson[now located at Brown's Valley, Minn.,
visit at tl~e homes of her ~ .............. J and would like to have his paper sePt
A. E. and A. W. Kastlen. where mey were v~ung a~ me ~oo •
Nellie Ewalt and Miss Marian Coutts home for several days. to that address.
are:now employed at the Park
begun work there the first
the week.
morning Ernest ~orensen left
planning to be back
end of the week.
Janze, local resettlement ad-
and his secretary, Miss
attended a meeting in
last Friday, returning here
county nurse, Mrs. Dorothy
family, accompaned by Miss
motored to Rugby, N. D.
afternoon to spend the
visiting with Mrs. Orove's
M. Doerner left last Thurs-
bUs for a two Weeks vacation
Twin Cities and with home
; St. Clo~, Minn.
Plesik arrived home last week
two weeks vacation spent
Dark and went on to Bismarck
is employed in the Bank of
Holler~eck, who is taking
at St. Joseph's Hospit°
to Belllngham, Wash., on
evening after a two week's
spent with relatives and
Brown/of Harley, South
Van~ Dewater and
S. D.~ J?~ M.
Mr. and Mrs..Antert'
Mrs. Jess Stm w~e
Ervin Brelte~feldt
• dinner on We~es-
~ahe ocm~n being the
r Of" BeverlY:~tenfeidt.
~f the ~k:~ !~[ of the
W~ heicl in~: Jdhn's Hgll
Kress were Sun-
gUeStS at the home of Mr.!
Leer~rd Tl~lll. Later intheI,
Mrs. Leonard Thfll
to purchase a car. !
and Johnny Kliseim-
Stopped in Beach Mon-!
Sister Mrs. Leonard :i
Ladles Aid will be en-
at. the home of Mrs. E. C.~:
5th Mrs. Nelson and
large crowd attended the!
Beach auditorium last
evening and report an en-
of dancing. The affair
~Y the local orchectra.
N. P, W. Will
~Aef tourkt
Wedensday to visit friends. Miss
Black, who has spent the past several
week here~ visiting with the Ted Wall
Best
Buyof/ the/ N.family returned to her home at V ilton,Dak.'
W~'/ / Miss C~xrie Witzlg motored to Het-
tinger last Saturday afternoon to
spend the week end at the Dr. Fuller
MI home. She was accompanied as far as
L Dickinson by Mrs. J. C. Butterfield.
Miss Ivis Enderle went to Glendive
GoodCu Coffee friends.yesterday tO spend a few days visiting
2lb 29 OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS not once
C but several times. Be ready to grasp it
when it comes. Send for Mankato
Commercial College catalog, M~:nkato,
The Gee. McClellan buik]ing is re-
Minn.
ceiving a dressing up this week at the
hands of the local painter, Jack Lindt.
C. C. "Slim" Clark went to Bis-
marck Monday of this week by truck,
returning Tuesday evening with two
new Moline combines. Monte Austin
was in charge of his office during his
absence.
Rob Wlcka is using a new Case
power binder this fall which he pur-
chased on Monday of this week from
Al Longbottom.
Wm. Kiederoski of the St. Philip
community was a Beach caller Thurs-
day morning. He left that afternoon
by car for Laurel, Mont., where he
w~ll visit and expected to spend a few
days trout fishing before returning to
~tart his harvest operations.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aschenbrener of
~tdU Salenbeau, Wis., arrived here
Sunday for a few days visit at
t~e A1 Gilman home in this city.
bit. Aschenbrener is a nephew to the
Gilmans, and the young couple are
newlyweds on the way to Yellowstone
Park.
Miss Frances Knutson returned last
weekend from her two weeks vacation
which she spent with her mother at
Kalispell, Montana, and resumed her
work at the local J. C. Penney store
Monday morning. ,
Mrs. Bessie Welch and Mrs. Cath-
erine Howard were weekend visitors
in Miles City.
Mrs. Patricla Sokoloski is to have a
dance at her barn south of Beach this
coming Saturday night, July 30th.
Last week end Thdo~ ToBtas and son
Marvin drove to BemidJi, Minn.,
where they got Mrs. Tobias and
brought her home with them, return-
ing to Beach Monday night. Mrs. To-
bias had spent the past zour weeks
there visiting.
==The News_ received word this we~k
DRESS CLEARANCE
Every Dress In Stock 1-3 to 1-2 Off
Korde laces, crepes, chiffon sheers,
Bembergs. Regularly $5.95 and $6.95
• Now $3.98
FINETTE FROCKS--
/
Smart Styles, New Fabrics//
Formerly $7.95 /
On Sale for $4.95/ // ....
Original La Donna Frocks~- /-
Regular Price $12.7~5
Now $7.95; // /
i/ i,
One Rack~Dresses Reduee/d to $~98
$6.95 and $7,95.Grave! Kmts No~ $3.98
Sdk Boucle Knits reduced from ~12.75
to $7.95
IT'S SALE TIME FOR US
AND
"SAVE" TIME FOR YOU!
Savings not in minutes and seconds, but really worth-
while savings in $ and c's
Don't Delay--Come In Today!
T&T
ANNOUNCEMENT
Due to the large amount of new
equipment, more nurses and helpers
~dded to the staff, the Beach Hospital
finds it necessary to announce a slight
raise in rates beginning Aug. 1st.
Maternity cases will now be $35.00
for 10 days and $3.50 will be charged
per day for medical and surgical cases.
New Seats--- Air-Conditioned
To make a long Tale
Short
FRIDAY- SATURDAY
Saturday Matinee at 2:30 p. m.
OVER THE WALL
Cast: DICK FORAN, JUNE TRAVIS, JOHN
LITEL, DICK PURCELL. The story is good
and the acting sincere.
Also a Comedy and News
Sunday- M0nd: y - Tuesday
IO TTE
A Freneh Selemtist claims to have
discovered that defective teeth are
the e~as of baldness. We'd like to
bet him a dime eH~alnst the hole ~r'
dm/~hnut that defective afibts
have been the eau~ of a whole lot
of baldness in the/town. Th~ low
price that we are/making on u~ed
cars make ip to~ble for many to
own z car who don't feel able to buy
new one. l
&.WY OF THESE~ EASILy OWNED
.o~r w~-t~rAOT:, Rwr
19'35 I~"ORD
rV'8 ~ ~UDOR
e~d~~ ~ulpped. ~ ouar~nteed.
,~ ~o go ............... ~z5.oo
"flew~ :and' guaranteed . '...~.~
1~~ ~iZ]g~l,]ff~ OOUI~
cop~ti~. A bargain at ..s~.oe
s~ "~ ~s ~o
DHOOSE . FROM
Johnson Motor Co.
Pheme lO l~s~, N~. l}aL
Cast:
DON AMECHE, ONE SIMON, i
ROBERT YOUNG, BERT
LAHR. A lively,
Also A
Y
Wednesday- Thursday
DON'T FORGET THE CASH DRAWING
TOY WIFE
Cast: LOUISE RAINIER, MELVYN D~
LAS. Don't miss this late pictUre.
ALSO A COMEDY
"We pledge ourselves faithfuUy to observe the pro-
visions of this Code of Practice..... convinced
that Beer is the Nation's Bulwark of Moderation."
Wide-spread
of Practice
follows adoption of Code
of Brewers Foundation
THE P~BLIC'S response to the adoption of
a.Code of Practice by the members of the
Brewers Foundation was prompt and
lavorable.
Ncwspapcr~ ~x~l. ~-vvice groups and
• thousands of individuals expressml great
satisfaction with the brewers' determination
to conduct their business in accord with the
desire~ and ce~a~ienc¢ of the American public.
The Caxie ple4ges the brcwer~ publicly to
"support the duly constituted authoritiem in
the elimination of anti-sooial conditions
wherever they may surround the sale of
beer to the consumer."
How far we can go, and how soon, )de-
pends very much on ourselves... ~ut Iz~cly
on you. , / /
Public opinion once a~/~sedi:c~m o~rate
to bring about honest enfor~er~ of e)[isting
laws. Restriction of your patr~gej[mly to
legal, respect_able retail o~tlets. ~n H w/H
operate to raise retailin~/stande~d~
Public preference f~¢~ product~ of Foun-
dation members, i~ntifled by the symbol
reproduced below~will bear wiCne~ of your
approval both to members and to cooperating
retailers, and will encourage them to reo
newcd efforts.
UNITED BREWERS INDUSTRIAL FOUNDATION
21 East 40th Street. New York, N. Y.
Corres~md~¢e is invited
groups" and indipiduals every~-
where wko are interested in the
brewing industry and its social
re~honsibilities.
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