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l K'I 1 ~T ~ [tcr Kathryn. Mr..~nton Rising,
I, olva ]_~ew~ -is],., and Mrs. A. Scheffer motor-
| ........... =-Jed to Bismarck Sunday after-
noon where Mr Rising received
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lano[ner checkup a[ :he cumc.
Mrs. Sadie Page was an over- I Mrs Ed Kremers and children
llight visitor of Mrs. Laura Stra- ]and Mrs. John Tschida ,were
'lion Friday and a Sunday visitor ]Glendive visitors Thursday.
With bMabs. F~irlawHaammond.. A special meeting of lhe Gol-
and MrsYwgerne asi~°rn [o ~lr. va Homemakers Club was held
ke: the 'ast werl~ sner of Bur- Tuesday afternoon at the home
_ P " " of Mrs. Geo. Gearey. Election of
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Barth-officers was in order and Mrs.
el were Bismarck visitors Fri- John Schmeling, Pres., Mrs. JObrn
flay. Schulte, Vice Pres., and M s.
Mrs. Paul Wehrman returned Donald Hammond, See., were re-
Wednesday from her tripto elected. Refreshments were serv-
t{oc__hester, Minn. ~ ed and the next meeting will be
SPECIAL
and
lOth
There is demand for all classes of horses, especially
on these light yearling and two year olds. This is the
first time in years that there has been an outlet for
this class of horses. Killer horses are in good demand,
and good broke horses have been selling good. _
All horses must be in the yards on
Thursday, August 9th, so they can be
taggedand brand inspected before sale.
We will have buyers for all classes of
cattle, as well as horses, so bring your
cattle in for this market. Regular Cat-
tle Sale every Friday.
Cattle Sale Will Start at 9 a. m.
Horse Sale Will Start at 1 p. m.
Get your cattle in on Thursday and Fri-
day forenoon and horses on Wednesday
and Thursday.
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS, BEACH, N. D. PAGE SEVEN
on Aug. 9, at the home of Mrs. ,
Donald Hammond, Mrs. Edna Red Ryder and the Story of Sod Conservation.
H~:mmond assisting hostess. 'J J
Friends are ~,rieved to hear ~ ........ -.--.~-._~ ~ _
' " HE3) LIKE'~oFORE.CLO~E" #lEAD /'~A"AI'~-,~lJ61~'fi.'S5
that Mrs Wm McMamgal, Sr. ~E EE~ ~ '~
passed away Saturday mght atI a ca. e ,5 r oa . m [ I 1 Hoc a .* HeLL It A6A , tq= g ACRE , I r'(0 0VER. CEO I nil
the home of her daughter Mrs. J c0~~~ A6~LLO_~.'. __ I I LE~ HE~ rf3k I~l V,)ITH YO~R.BNLP~ ] ~ ~.0t~0~,], LO~, HB~? ]1
l~r! Wontlnn,q nf Roach Mr ~nd I HELP~O L~D ~ ~ ~TILL ~LIST P}II~E ] ~IE'LL FOOL HIY~f I~UT WILl. YO~l LE~O _
tored to Beach Sunday. [ ~-'~/"J. ~ "'"'"-~~.-,~ [ t~-~'~ "~|l~~"~J ~[ ~,~fi ~,~.} (,"~-~ ~_.3~]
Dick Perry of Cabin Creek [ ~r ,i ,.__._?--~-.~....~~ ~j~ [ [ |~ ] ~ ' ~ ~'~'! %-'~.~ ~1 ~'/~L'~-/~ ~kl)Y_~ ~i/1~':~ |
made his trip to ,the river Thurs- [i ~~ ~-~"~--~.] • |Y/~----~ ."~~J ~'~]~l~-~v~i
day checking the gas line. He [~[~.:~ ~ ~V,.'~_~=-~I~ ~'~ ~----~Z'~A ~ff'~"~.lY:#"k ~ •
made his trip this month by car,~]~f~--~~.~~ [ ~~:~"~ ~ [~ ~ ~/] ~|~'. ~}~k~~~.
due to being in the hospital ~/~-3,~ ~'~:~L::-:"~--.~-"-'-¢-'~] ~'-~"~,l~,~a~, .... ~1' ~~'_~.]/~~].~~~
lately from an operation. [ ""~4~lli~'~-----~ ~'r~ -- ~ -~ [[ ~- ~.~'~,~1~'7.~'~ [ (..~t~"~/ ~1:~,~,-,~J,f A~-%f[~~
Mr. and Mrs. John Tschida I~.,~ "~~L-.--=z--~h~-~_ll~' ~'~'?4gA~- ~.~~.' ~ Vlg~'~c'r,~/.f/~"J~,\i
made a business and pleasure [~.~~ ," "~".=~'~'~¢ ~ | ~ \' ,~~ ~,,~'~ ~ "~1~ ] Jl ~ ]i~~ ~~"~]~{k\\~'k~][~
trip Sunday visiting the oil wells [ '~f~~ "~ ~ I~I ~,.~[~~* I ] //~ [l~~ ~1~ V~{,~'t,"~N~]~
southeast of Pressonvill, Mont., [ '--- ,e~,~ ~,~ II~/~~| ] ~ ~~,~ l~{~\~I
also Poplar and Sidney. Anita ....
!Tschida is visi,ting with a fri-
end in Mont. #
! Mrs. Chas. Huffman and the
former Mrs. Ruth +Reed were
calling on friends in the South
Valley Thursday.
,A swell rain visited the Golva
community in various directions
Saturday afternoon, and we are
all hoping tl~e hail failed to fall.
,Norbert Barthel of California
was expected to arrive Sunday
for a visit wiih old friends and
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ferzel
and family, Amil Ferrel and
Mrs. Ferrel all of Baker were
Sunday dinne¢ guests at M~. and
Mrs. Lawrence Morrison home.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Burg.
feld, Jr., and family were Sun-
day guests at the Hecman Burg.
reid home.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krueger
and son were Sunday guests at,
the ,Ed. Krueger home.
Oscar Keernar and ,lVlurry Mel-
cher were callers Monday morn-
ing.
large crowd ,attended the
wedding dance given at Ollie
Sat. evening by Virginia and
Delbert ~Hudson. Evecyone had a
enjoyable time.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Allen Ferrel and
family were Friday dinner
guests at the bawerence Monri-
son home.
Vernice Lund of Williston was
a caller at the Claude Lund
home in Carlyle Saturday.
Glendive, Mont.
Phone 613
Mr. and Mrs. John Strom of
Miles City spent the past few
days visiting at the Lawerence
Marrison home.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hartse were
business callers in Wibaux Fri-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Abrams and
daughter were Carlyle callers
Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck McDevitt
motared to Wibaux Sat. afternoon
or. business.
Mrs. Julia Fist of Baker was
Of a
,, ,, Pedect Car
There is no perfect car.., regardless of nmke, too- '
del or price! They all need attention and periodic re-
pair! It depends entirely upon the owner how nearly
perfect" his car will be!
Don't neglect repmrs." The smallest defect
in the precision mechanism-- of the modern
car can throw the entire operatmn out of
balance., and snowball quickly into major
overhaul jobs.
Seek expert maintenance for your car where the .ex-
perience and eqmpment assure you of good servme!
. .
The brand-new 14' Gleaner self-propelled combme.zs
here see it!
Latest St. Paul hoists in stock for immediate installa-
tion.
IIITICI
]Beach, N. I)allr.
Sponsored in the interest of Soil Conservation by your
GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT
a =caller at Mrs. Hannah Hartse's
W ednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Krueger and
Mcs. Carl Forey and Doris were
Wibaux callers Sunday.
Vic Feragen and Wm. Lind.
strom were business callers in
Baker .and Ekalaka Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Grogen we,re
Baker callers Sunda~ evening.
Mrs. Ray Feragen and son
Donny returned home Sat. morn-
ing afte~ a weeks business trip
to Rochester.
Overnight Gue~s..-
,Mrs. Effa Duncan of Pasade-
na, Calif., .and Katherine Ede of
Spokane, Wn., were overnight
guests Lagt Thursday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gard-
ner. They were enroute to Iowa
to visit other relatives. Mrs.
Duncan is an aunt of Mr. Gard-
ner's, and Miss Erie is a cousin.
Typewriter
Adding Machine
Cash Register
need cleaning or re-
pairing?
If so, leave it at the
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On Vacatiou--
Rev. and Mrs. G. Hinz are on
a two weeks vacation, planning
to visit thei¢ parents in Water-tvices will be held at St. Paul's
[ville, Minn., and other relatives[Lutheran church during their
] in eastern North Dakota. No set- i absence.
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We think you'll agree with us that the new
Timberlock under box electric hoist, is a won-
tier-worker around your farm; it lifts ? tons, and
is one man operated, by push button from cab
and rear;, come in and learn how superior this
fine quality machinery really is.
We have several late model used car
trucks and Jeep pickups, ALL priced RIGHT--
see us for a better deal.
Beach, North Dakota
VM£EY NEWS
,
We have an expert
machinist c a I I i n g
every two weeks.
VALLEY
JOHNSON
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Slim Clark, prop.
By Louis Wetk, Accordionist
.Treat the family--eat with us In our cool, attractive dining room
where the food is always so iroodyou want to come back for morel ....
room open Sunda s, 1 pJ ., to 2 a.m., week days 6 p.m. to 2 ,