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PAGE EIGHT
Saturday, August 4th
Shamrock Club,
Sunday to visit his friend Rich-
Sunday dinner and supper
guests at the Bud C/ouse home
were Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Maus
and family, Mrs. Fritz Fasch-
ing and Maphalda, Daisy Wass-
nmn, Andrew Kohler, Mr. and
Mrs. John Irons and son, Edith
Care~,, Mr. ,and 'Mrs. Robert Son-
nek and daughter, Nancy Kemp,
Mr. and Mrs. .Nick Gamroth,
Mrs. Tull. Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
fred Gamroth and family, .Mr.
end Mrs. Gloyd Bury and family.
Mrs. Bertha Bury, Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Ziebarth, Mr. and Mrs. Art
White, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wo-
Ja~-~, Elizabeth Warren, Clarence
Kehr ,and Warren Irons.
Mrs. Max Northrop and fami-
ly and Bobby Northrop spent
Wednesday at the Clouse ranch.
in ~he afternoon they all drove
to Beach to shop.
T~,e following were pot luck
supper guests at the Pete Jesok
ranch: Pvt. Paul Jackman of
Camp Rucker, Ala., Carl H, arry
and 'Frank Jackman, Jim Kirch-
berg, Mr. and (Mrs, John Barthel,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barthel and
girls, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Sch-
mltz and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Oz Schmltz and Mary.
Mr. ~tnd Mrs. Ted Nunberg and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
Boehlke, Morris Douglas, Orrin
Forthun, Marvin Moen, Pete and
John ,Hammervold and Leonard
Boehlke were guests a~ the Rich-
ard Knopp home Sunday after-
noon.
*Mr. and Mrs. K,arnes Johnson
end family, Mrs. Ida Johnson, Ir-
ma'lyn Nunn and Larry and Gene
Nunn were callers at the Gloyd
Bury home Friday eve.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fasch-
lng and c~aughter were callers
ard Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick C~amroth
and Mrs. Tull were Beach, Wi-
baux and Baker callers Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Rose and
daughter of Wisconsin were call-
ers at the Nick Gamroth home
the past week.
Aga, tha Schwartz and Carl
George Schwartz of Dickinson
are spending their vacation at
the Bud Clouse home.
Armin Ziebarth from Scran-
ton was a caller at the A J. Zie.
barth home Monday.
Birthday club met with Mrs.
Lewie Drewniak on Wednesday
with most members present for
a grand lunch,
Chris and Charlie Cadwell
were working on a granary at
the Fred Wojahn ranch Che past
week. Grace Cadwell was a visi-
tor at the Wojahn ranch.
Mrs. Bud Clouse, Agatha and
Carl George Schwartz were* ,call:
ers at the A1 Irons and Nick
Gamroth homes Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Lansing and
family stopped overnight with
Bill Carew on their way home
from Washington thfs week.
Eleanor Hegge of Seattle,
Wash., is visRing her sister and
family Mrs. Ida Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Karnes Johnson
and family, Irn~alyn. Larry and
Gene Nunn and Mrs. Ida Jcchn-
son drove to Dickinson Sunday.
The occasion was a Hegge re-
union; a picnic dinner and sup-
per was enjoyed by all.
An anniversary ,party was
held at the Bud Clouse home
Sunday eve. Those attending
were M. B. Hogoboom and Mau-
rice. Mr. and (Mrs. John Irons
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THE MARKET, AS ALWAYS, IS OPEN TO ALL AND I
INVITE YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE.
THAN[ TOUI
Will buy hogs next in Beach, Fri-
day, Aug. 3, and the following Friday
August 10, in Wibaux.
Last week we paid the following prices:
BUTCHERS
Top 180 to 240 .....-........
240 ,.to 270 ............
270 to 300
300 to 350
350 Up
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$22.00
$21.00
$20.75
$19.75
$18.00- $19.00
SOWS
330 Down
330 to 370
370 to 400
Extra Heavy
Stags Heavy, 70 lbs. dock ....
Stags Light, 40 dock ....
18.75
18.00
17.50
17.00
$16.00
$16.00
ALWAYS PAYING HIGHEST ~ PRICES
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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS, BEACH, N. D.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1951
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Musicby Bill Cornell and Orch.
Everyone Welcome!
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nist-
ler and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Jesok and girls, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Knopp and family, Leo-
nard Boehlke, Mr. and ,Mrs. Art
White, Mr. and Mrs. Karnes
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Gloyd
Bury and family, Larry and
Gene Nunn, Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Wosepka and family.
Mrs. Bertha Bury and May.
nard returned Sat. eve from their
visit in South Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Gloyd Bury and
Beverly were supper guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Schouboe of
Baker Sat. eve.
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Sunday School 10 a. m.
Evening Service 8 p. m.
Wednesday Prayer Meeting 8
p, m.
Thursday Choir Practice 8 p.
m.
tBob Nash from Bismarck,
nephew of Carl Rose, visited hece
Thursday. `He, the Carl Rose ram-
iy and Claud Schouboe were din.
her guests ,at the Ronald Schou-
bee home.
Several members of the Ollie
~Homemakers Club and the Big
~Hill Club were guests at a par.
ty given by the Beaver Valley
Club, Wednesday, at the ,Hillside
school. Lively games were play.
ed, prizes awarded and a love
ly lunch was served by the Bea-
ver Valley Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Dulane Wang
and Dave and Mr. and Mrs. Vic
,Berg and children were supper
guests Friday at the Terry Cam.
eron home.
Mrs. Carl Rose, Mrs. Harry
Abrams and girls had dinner at
the Grove Lutts home Saturday.
Fay Shepherd, Ross and Alan
Cameron were Thursday dinner
guests at the Buck Shepherd
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henning Steen.
rDon and Gloria. and Francis
Madler were Saturday supper
guests at the Eldon Mengel
home.
Mrs. Bill McKay and son Bud
and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wang
were Sunday dinner guests of
(Mr. and Mrs. Dulane Wang.
~Mr. and Mrs. *B. Hudson, How-
ard Stark and Albert Ulvin were
Sunday dinner guests at the
Torry Cameron home.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Kenneth Rustad home were Mr.
and Mrs. George Rustad.
Mrs. Lindstrom and son Orrin
of Carlyle called on the Carl
Rose family Sunday afternoon.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Rev. Auer home were Mr. and
Mrs. Henning Steen and family,
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A fair sized crowd attended
the meeting of Webbs Willing
Workers at ,the church parlors
Thursday, when Mrs. Ray Tas-
,ker and Mrs..Hazel Gorrell were
'hostesses. After the business
meeting a delicious lunch was
served by the hostesses.
~e wish to extend congratu.
lations ,to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Smith, who are proud parents of
a son. born at the Sidney hos-
pital on July 25. Mrs. Smith is
the k)rmer Betty Jean Sperry.
Congratulations also to the
proud grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Kyle Sperry.
Mrs. Dave Brennan and dau-
ghter spent from Monday until
~Friday of last week visiting at
the home of her daughter Mrs.
W. B. Campbell and family. Mrs.
Brennan returned to her home at
Fryburg on ~Friday, while her
daughter remained for a longer
visit.
Word received from Eddie"
Crook informs us that he was
accepted into the Marine Corps
and is now based at San Diego,
Calif., for his basic training.
Mrs. Hazel Gorrell and child-
ren visited relatives in Canada,
two weeks ago Sunday.
Three brothers and ~vo sisters-
in.law of Mrs. Hazel Gorrell
paid her a surprise visit on Sun-
day, a week ago. They drove
down by way of Roosevelt Park
and Boys' Ranch near Sentinel
Butte.
Mr. and (Mrs. P V. Moore and
Doris acompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Crook and Freddie,
drove to Williston, on Sunday,
where they visited Mr. and Mrs.
Nels Nelson and saw their baby
daughter. They drove back by
way of Rooseveit Park, and en-
joyed a day of visiting and sight-
seeing.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gunkel and
children were Thursday evening
visitors at the J. F. Crook home.
Visits Here---
Alma Snydahl, former tele-
phone operator in Beach, arriv-
ed here Thursday by bus, visit-
ing at the Hugh Schmitz home
until Friday. She was enroute
home to California after visiting
at Hope, N. D.
Gets New Pickup---
Slim Clark returned last Fri-
day from Minneapolis, Minn.,
where he got a new GMC pick.
up far a customer here. He says
the heat has flattened out many
acres of flax, east of this sec-
tion of the state.
Have You Tried Our New
25c
And Don't Fail to Try Our
New Hot Weather Drink
"COLLINS COOLER"
It's New You'll Like It
Come to Beach for the big drawing
Saturday night at 9:00 p. m. Our private
drawing will be held at 10:30 p. m.
Beach, North Dakota
MODIFY VETERANS'
BENEFIT DEADLINE
College students training un.
der the GI bill may continue
training if they are obtaining or
have obtained their bachelor de.
grees in 1951.
,Otherwise, Gl's who were not
in training on July 25 are now
ineligible for further training
vnder the GI bill.
The approval for continuation
of training by 1951 graduates
will be given if applications are
received in the VA office by the
end of September, 1951, E. G.
Marks, head of the regional
registra¢ion office in Fargo, an-
nounced.
Visit Son--
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Turn,
bull of Ekalaka, Mont., were
overnight guests Saturday at the
farm home of her sister and hus.
band, Mr. and Mrs. Art Under.
wood and family, Sentinel But.
te. They drove up to see their
son Larry, who has been a guest
of the Unde~,'wood children for
several weeks. While in this
community, they called at the
homes of their relatives.
Our Welcome
Mat Mways
Out To
and is as sincere as
our food is
delicious
Our Specialty--Fish and Chips
Tastefully prepared, seasoned just
right; the perfect meal these
warm days.
Serving Every unday:
Prime Ribs of Beef
Choice of Fowl
Virginia Baked Ham
Choice of Salads
Open Daily 7 a. m. to 3 a. m., Sunday---noon to 3 a. m.
We specialize in banquets and luncheons, call for ap-
pointment; We can serve any number.
New Chef---Eddie Dulony--specializing in choice
steaks and seafood. Call 2651 for reservations.
Bixby & Orgain, mgrs. - Wibaux, Mont.
Francis Madler, Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon Mengel and Irene, Mr. and
Mrs. Vic Berg and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fishe~" and
daughters were Sunday callers at
the Dewey Fisher home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rustad
were guests far supper Friday
ni,ght at the Ealph Rustad home.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hudson
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Nary near Carlyle.
M~s. Carl Rose, (Mrs. C. Shep-
herd and Larry, Peggy Faye
Berg accompanied Rev. and Mrs.
Auer to Miles City Monday.
OUT-OF-STATE CARS
MUST PAY SALES TAX
Motor vehicles owned by out-
of.state concerns must pay a
two.per cen~ sales tax or a use
tax before they can be registered
in North Dakota, Registrar A. N,
La~'ik holds.
Lavik said a few out-of-state
companies had been in the habit
of turning their vehicles over to
their men for temporary use in
Nm-th Dakota and that these
vehicles h, ad been granted licen-
ses hy the payment of the regu-
lar registration fee, but without
paying a sales tax or use tax,
This practice, Lavik believed,
was illegal, and he asked the
,attorney general's department
foe an opinion. This opinion held
with him.
There is absolutely no reason,
'Lavik said, why out-of-state
companies should 5e able to op-
erate their vehicles here for ex-
tended ,periods without contrib-
uting to the upkeep of the state's
highways.
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16 ft. auger elevator .
21 ft. auger elevator .
27 h. auger elevator .
41 ft. auger elevator
$84.5O
$175.50
These elevators will also elevate ground feed and pump water.
If you need an elevator---do not fail to see these!
Used A R Deere Tractor
.One Used H McCormick Tractor.
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One Used 1-2 Ton Ford Pickup
One Used 9 ft. Disc
One Used Power Mower
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