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PAGE FOUR TH GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS, BEACH, N.D. THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 19 1
usie by P n n O r,' { E
M op Ko k , : Golva,Town Hall
• Everyt ody Welcome! 1 , Friday, August 3rd __-
_-~- ---.---~-------~--~ with the P. M. A. a,t Dickinson the cooking for the boys at FILE RATE INCREASE 13iid , t l,~cho-,,,~ I r'rcm Los Angeles-- I Visits Son-- .
| t-~ • • ~nh _ _ ~ spent several days here with her camp there. WITH N. D. P. S.C. , ,,e~..~ L,,~u,,. ' Mrs. Maybelle Kregness, arriv- I Mrs. Mabel Davis of Seattle,
I 5entinel-Butte parents, Mr. and Mrs. JoeDownsKermit Rink spent several .-, [|,o,tt R~tr~r~--,tt mg.th~s x~eek from Los Ang, les.]W'ash., spent two week" •
| ~'~ ............ | and her sister Clara Brown be- davs last week with his friend one proposed schedule of[ ........... ~u Cahf.. plans to remain through tat the home of her Ssonm JUlYcari
fore leaving for :Billings to visit Jerry" Cook at the Ted Cook N°rthwestelln- Bell Telephone ] Lead in the Midget league the harvest season, visiting rela-IDavis and family and also on:
ranch. , .............. I~hanged hands this week, the twes and looking after business[joyed visiting other relativ?
"~'°'~"-'"-'~ he sister Mrs Ra mend Moline ~ompany rates ior :~orm ~aKo , .
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The James I~Schneau family .... I d lace Team Two co "n~ interests in the community. [ and friends while in Beach. ~
Guests of Mik6 M. Lardy and and f.amlly, ta nas oeen men wlm me rue- secon
~fl included Mr. and Mrs. Hat- ,Week end guests at the John enjoyed a visit last week with 1)c ~erv~ce %ommlssmn, accom:l up withPseven wins to threT~;s.
Robertson ot Livingston, ttonnold and Walter Dixon Mrs. DeSehneau's mother, Mrs. ~ng to ~ari w..t~enser, ~enerat]ses' as compared with the six --~
~Ont,. Mr. and Mrj. Al ttankin-homes were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mary Sisk of Valley Ci,ty,. N. D.,zwanager tot me ,c,'ompany. wins and four losses of T~am
aiiu ~t~ , , ...... ~ ] ~: ~. ~Vllcnels ream your ano 1
~] Billings, Mont., and Os- Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ...... brother Leonard Sisk t~enser stateu, 'Tne company '-'n ........ ~ -
.~aid Hesterman of .Merrill, Wis. Pheiffer of Williston, N.D. and wife and sons Jim and Leon currenuy is earning aDou~ 6 per Allen's Team Three are still in For You , 951
o. worl,ana, wyo. ......... _ rare anct last p~aces respective-
~][t$. l{esterman has been visit.Bud Lardy and Pat LalleauI ¢ ......... cent on its net investment in the t .......
.... l who under state ansos and one wm to nine los-
with her husband. The ladies are fore leaving for Texas to spray Beach hospital last Monday is prnY:se°rerdi~:d fiil:?S;Sara:;es sos. The Thrill of Fur
@aughters of Mike Lardy.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Meyers and
,lohnnie were 6:30 dinner guests
at the James DeSchneau home
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hess and
ertlldren visited Jake Hess Sun-
day while Mr..and Mrs. T. A.
Wosepka visited at the Bert Wal-
~al home.
~ev. Laurence Talty is enjoy-
ling a visit with his mother who
arrived frbm St. Paul last week.
Shirley Peterson who is enjov-
a vacation from ber duties
fields by plane.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wischow
were"business callers at Hebron
and Dickinson last week.
Mrs. Win. Scherle states that
her son P.aul is now stationed at
Camp Chaffee~ Ark., in the army.
His address is Pvt. Paul Scherle,
55141529. Co. "A" Med. Tank Bat-
talion. Camp Chaffee, Ark. He days with Joan O~terhout last
was inducted several weeks ago.
Rev. L. Talty, his mother from
St. Paul and Mrs. Paul Wagner
left Sunday for Lake Metigoshe
where the ladies will help with
_ Viree~r, GAINERS DOG RESEARC/'I CENTER
(g 1949, Gaines Dog Research Center, N. Y. C.
out and around again and car-
ried mail on his route Monday,
which is indeed grand news to
his many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nelson
drove up from ,Bismarck to spend
the week end at the Walter Dix-
on and Vic Johnson homes.
Peggy ttogoboom spent sew~:',4
week.
Mrs. Olga Lardy and Donald
Waldal left Monday lor Roslyn
and Webster. S: D.. to spend
about 10 days visiting Mrs. Lar-
dy's sisters.
, Mrs. Mike Zinsli and Mrs.
Einar Waldal entertained at
Stanley Parties at their homes
Tuesday forenoon and afternoon
~espectively. On Thursday Mrs.
Leonard Trester entertained at
one at her home.
Ted, Bill and Donnie Cornell
of Modern and Miss Mary Dub
ton of BiSmarck were Sunday
afternoon visitors at the John
Cornell home.
Bernard Kennedy is complet-
ing the basement and foundation
for his new home which he is
erecting near the E. R. Kennedy
residence.
.Word was recetved here that
Mrs. Christ Jacobsen of Albany,
Calif.. a former resident in this
community passed away at her
home. She was a sister of Mrs.
Sofus tIolthe of Beach and she
will be remembered as .a kind
neighbor and friend. Sincere
sympathy is extended the be-
reaved relatives in their, loss.
Suffers Stroke--
B. J. McDanold, ~ long-time
Beach resident, was returned
Monday to St. Anne's home in
Dickinson .after suffering a stroke
Saturday which hospitalized
him for a few days. ~Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. McDanold and Mr. and
Mrs. Chris. Cadwell have been
down to visit him, and report
that his physical condition is
quite good.
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'~HI~¢O~A-COL& COMPANY
~: %. " ' .4 ::;?:
income." He pointed out that
everFthing the Company has to
buy has gone up in price--that
taxes have increased tremend,.
ously and will go still higher.
"Wages have a more direct
effect on costs in ~he telephone
business than in most others,"
Benser said. "since they repre-
sent at)out two-thirds of the ex-
pense of producing telephone
service." "Since 1941 and up to
Action earlier this week saw
Team Four down Tobias' Team
One 13-7 ~ Team Two, Ryan
eaptai'n, sco~ a 9-0 win over
Team Three.
Individual averages are as fol-
l(;ws: Ryan .700. Stull .667. To-
t;ias .600. IIelm .555. Farstveel
.523. Allen .500 Bublitz .500. Dap
Nelson .455 K. Thompson .470.
l~runsvold .409. Duane Davis .~07.
Still .400 and Matejcek .333
June 25 of this year." he explain- Farstveet with four home runs
ed. "the cost of wage adjust- to his credit tops the field, tol-
Dakot:~. lowed by Bob Allen. Ryan, Haigh
merits alone in North
cost the Company $1,946,000 and Brunsvotd with one each.
annually, which is almost a rail- Two triples were scored by Bob
lion doitars a year more that.Allen, Davis, Stull and Brengte,
the Company has received from and one triple hit by* Tobias.
the one rate increase which itK. Thompson, B. Matejeek and
has had since 1921. On June 25Keohane.
this year, the Company placed] Ryan claims a grand total of
in effect wage increases which { 63 strikeouts, Tobias 47,~Michels
added another $250,000 a year to 3S and Stull 27. D. Davis has
its North Dakota payroll." 15. Bill Allen 8, Haigh 4. Still:
"A fair return is essential if 3 and B. Miehels 1.
we are to operale soundly and Results and consequent stand:
efficiently in the interest ~f om in£s of Wednesday mormng's
present c'ustomers and also meet play were not available at the
the growing civilian and nation- time of writing.
al defense needs for telephone l
service in North Dakota." Ben- ! Good Attendance
ser said. I At K. C. Picnic
SCS TECHNICIANS
OCCUPY NEW OFFICE A large crowd turned out for
Theodore W Thorson and Roy the first picnic sponsored by the
Tabor, technicians with the U..! Bishop Wehrle Council of the
S. soil conservation service, are Knights of Columbus;\ it was
moving their offiee from the held at the new grounds south
jur) room of the county court of Sentinel Butte last Sunday.
house to the office directly above It is planned to make this an
the Farmers and Merchants annual affair.
bank in Beach. The move will The refreshment stand oper-
make it much easier f(~r farmers aled by the men did a rushing
and ranchers to Contact them, business, the extreme heat bein~
the technicians say. conducive to the sale of a large
amount of pop. Entertainment
FALL REGISTRATION consisted of races for the child-
DATE ANNOUNCED AT U ten ~ith cash prizes bein~
Registration week for the Uni- awarded the winners. For the
varsity of North Dakota will udults there was horse shoe for
open September 17 for the firstthose desiring to indulge, and
semester, officials announced, an all-star baseball game be.
Freshman orientation days tween two teams composed of
will be held September 17 and knights. Despite the hot weather
18 and freshmen wilt be register- all seemed to enjoy the outing.
ed September 19. Upper class-
men will register September 21.
AUGUST 4th
Albrecht's Furrier will be here at our
store with a large and beautiful collec-
tion of their finest values, their smart-
est, newest, 1951 styles in fur coats,
capes, jackets, scarves.
All are priced especially low during this
showing.
Be sure to come in and see them Use
your credit Buy now on Cummins ---
Personalized Budget or Layaway Plan.
Store For Women
Glendive, Montana
Something Fishy---
Fish tales are rampant this
time of year, but an unusual
one turned up Wednesday, when
Eugene Still, 13-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Still. re-
ported catching two fish at the
same time on one plug. One
measured 15'_, inches and the
other 10L
It pays to Advertise in tb,
Golden Valley News.
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FoR SALE
10 wellbred Hereford
cows with April &
May calves at side,
and rebred. These
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cows are young 2 to
5 yrs. olds. Your op-
portunity to get in
the cattle business.
Ed. & Joe Svgulla.
Golva, N. Dak.
NOTICE
MY dental offices in
the Beach hospital
will be opened Tues-
day, August 7, in the
suite formerly occu-
pied by Dr. Leo Hilde-
brant.
ON
and
A couple dozen more are out joining the hun-'
dreds going into the local harvest without one
farm call to sell.- In spite of long term credits
and big trade-ins offered on some makes.
The Massey Owner Chose His Machine
Dr. Warren W.
Chernausek
Phone 56 Beaeh, N. D.
Beach
No Solicitors
North Dakota