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Mews Stems.
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Visi*s Children--
Mrs. Emma Wojahn arrived
,]lmme this Monday, after spend-
i~g several weeks in Denver.
Colo., visiting her daughters Vie.
let and Hilda, and attending
Violet's wedding July 8. From
there, Mrs, Wojahn went to
l~owell, Wyo., where she was a
guest of her son Herbert and
wife. who are residing on a vet..
rafts homestead, which they
.were selected for two years ago.
:Mrs. Woj~hn saw it then, an~
was very pleasantly surprised
now, to see fine crops growing,
and new farmsteads being de-
veloped. Everything is irrigated
there. She also visited with two
former Beaehites, Mrs, Sam Sam.
.cells, and Mrs. Harold Morris,
w.ho live there.
Visit Park--
Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Ku-
kowski, Dick and Margaret were
visitors to Yellowstone park last
week,
Toured Norway---
Ole and Matt lverson of Wil-
ll,ston were overnight guests Fri-
1lay at the home el Mr. and Mrs.
~laCt Ristuben. The Iversons
jusl returned home after .a
seven-month tour of Norway.
Fishing In Canada--
Mr. and Mrs. "Junior" Sehulz
,znd two sons. and his sister.
i~rs, Adeline DeVoe. left this
~onday morning for a fishing
~ip to Canada. Their exact des-
Ilina tion was uncertain when they
3eft here.
To Twin Cities--
John Rohan left by car Sun-
day for the Twin Cities where he
will atlend to business matters
lot the next fen days or so, in-
cluding a furniture and hard-
~'are dealers' convention.
From Seaifie--- Mrs. J. O. Ramstad of Seattle.
Wn.. arrived in town ~ast week
re visit her (laughter. Mrs. Ar-
thur Nellermoe and family, and
her son. Rudy Ramstad and
family. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Tilde Kjoniestad of Bell-
ingham. Wn.. who is ,a guest of
he~. sister, Mrs. P. O. Peterson
and family; she planned to visit
other relatives in Fargo, also.
Visit At Ranch--
Guests last week end at the
Art Reinholz ranch in Sentinel
Butte included Mr. and Mrs. Don
Wright, and Mr. ,and Mrs. Ted
Wright. Billings, Mont., the lat-
ter coming after their baby son,
Terry Joe, who had been with
his grandparents for .two weeks,
and at his aunt, Mrs. Fayne
Kannenberg's home.
From Hospital--
Mrs. Robert Taylor and new
son, Tom, returned home this
Sunday from the Beach hospi-
tal: .Miss Mary Menke is help-
ing out at the house for a few
days.
From Minneapolis--
Visiting since Thursday at the
Victor Thompson home in Beach
have been Mrs. Thompson's
mother, Mrs. Lydia Maanum,
and ,two sisters, Theodore Maa-
num and Mrs. William Burnett
and two children, all of Min-
neapolis. They pl,an to leave this
~eek end. ~
At Parental Home---
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Eason of
Boise, Idaho, arrived in Beacll
Saturday for .a few days visit at
the home ~f her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Zook: she is the for-
mer Doris Zook.
Business Visitors--
Laughton Osborn ~tnd his dau-
ghter-in.law were business visi-
tors in Beach test Friday from
Dickinson, where he is proprie-
tor of the O~bc~:n photographic
studios.
• In Orecjon--
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dickinson
left last Eriday to visit her par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hipple,
at Hillsboro. Ore.
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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NE% S. BEACH, N. D.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2,
Takes Family Home--
George Bennett of St. Paul,
Minn.. arrived in Beach this past
week end. to take his wife and
two children back home; they
have been house guests at the
home of her parents, Attornev
and M, rs. John Keohane. Mr.
Bennett says they have had cool-
er weather there than we have
been having here the past weeks.
He described some of the dam-
age done by the recent 100-mile
an hour wind. that destroyed
homes, business structures, and
many ears.
Home From Camp--
Norma Jean Harl,an returned
home Sunday evening from Camp
Grassiek where she had speech
therapy, which she also had the
year previous. The children re-
port a wonderful time. with
swimming, craft work, and edu-
cational movies, besides their
classes.
Vacation Trip--
Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Baish of
Bismarck have returned home,
after a vacation tour through
Yellowstone park, and to Seat-
tle, Wn. and Portland, Ore., and
the Black Hills. Mrs. Baisch is
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Goodale of this city, and spent
a week with her parents, her
husband picking her up here
prior to their trip.
New Daughters--
Mr. and Mrs. Cl,arenee Feb
row. Salem. Ore., are the par-
ents of a girl, Lindy Lou, born
July 13. Another girl was born
the same day to Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Bruski of Bozeman. Mont.,
who are expected to visit rela-
tives here this week end.
Visit In Beach---
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Blue and
family of Girard. Ohio. visited
with his twin brother, Ted and
family in Beach last week. and
with his sister. Mrs. Vern Oste-
roth of Glendive rural. Mr. Blue
had no~ bem~-An Beach for 27
years and said he really enjoy-
ed visiting with old friends here.
Visits Aunt--
Roy Butterfield and daughter
Mary of Minneapolis, Minn..
visited Monday with his aunt
in Beach Mrs. M. Butterfield.
They were enroute home from
Rici~ey, Mont.. where they had
visited his mother and looked
over the oil operations there.
Visiting, Here--
Mrs. Kathleen Sabelko of
Durand. Wis., has been visiting
this week at the home of her
cousin and family, Charles Mi-
chels, planning to leave today,
Timrsday. for 15au Claire. Other
guests Mr. Michels' brother.
wife and daughter, the A. J.
Michels family of Eau Claire,
returned home last Monday.
Extend Hours--
The dining room of Sack's
club has extended its hours, and
has announced.
SWATHER
Aetna
PUSHER
$99.00
Motor Co..
Be ich, N. Dak.
Drive To Garrison--
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Koshney
drove to Garrison. N. D.. Sun-
day, expecting to meet their son
Wesley there, and taking his
boat to him.
Guests In Beach---
Week end guests of the Gor-
don Olson family in Beach were
ber parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Nelson of Kenmare and an aunt.
Mrs. Ellen Petersen.
To Last Rites---
The J. D. Moriarty family left
Tuesday for Marion. S. D., to at.
tend last rites for his aunt. They
expect to return some time this
week after visiting other rela-
tives there.
Week End Guests-
.Guests t'his week end at the
Curt Sill home in Beach were Mr
and Mrs. Ken Sill of Fargo and
Mr. and Mrs. Garlan Seidel of
Fessenden. who were enroute to
Yellowstone park.
Old Pet Succumbs--
John Kalkman. caretaker of
the Beach park. is saddened by
the loss of his old dog, Bob. who
died this week: the animal was
17 years old.
Bridal Shower---
Margie Brown was guest of
honor at a pre-nuptial shower
Friday night at the J. M, Steck-
er home in Beach. Marlya
Stecke¢ and Virginia Cadwell
were hostesses, arranging novel.
ty decorations and lunch for the
50 guests.
Theatre
BEACH, NORTH DAKOTA
• • ~ t •
Fri. • Sat.
Saturday Matinee
"The Great Missouri
Raid"
P
MACI)ONALD CAREY. WEN-
DELL CORY.
Tills ,lames Brolht~rs story com-
o;ncs fine performances, sweep-
inn action and impressive au-
!henli('ity and gets an "excel-
'ent" rating.
Shorts -- News
Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
Sunday Matinee
"The Lemon Drop
Kid"
BOB HOPE, MARILYN MAX-
Wt~LL.
A delightful comedy that
brings Bob Hope at his best--
the Runyon ~tory with an "excel-
lent" rating.
SNo?s --- News
Wed.. Thurs.
"Cause For Alarm"
LOI ETTA YOUNG, BARRY
SULLIYAN.
A suspense thriller that makes
a most entertaining film.
ALSO
"The M. G. M. Story"
60 stars bring you the story of
this great motion picture com-
pany.
Shows at 7:30 and 9:45
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Beach, N. D.
Rehearsal Cancelled--
Roger Stolberg. director of the
Beach band, reports that no re.
hearsals will be held until fur-
~ncr noti('e, with the exception
of the practice tonight. Thurs-
day; the group will perform at
the scheduled concert in Beach
Saturday night, he added.
Close Statian--
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hodgin
are planning a trip to Wyoming
where both have employment
for the winter months, following
the closing of Hodgin's Standard
serwce station they have operat-
ed in Beach for some years. They
are expecting to engage in farm.
ing next year near Glendive.
Returns Home--
Father Elwood Cassedy return-
ed to Beach Tuesday night after
From Laurel-- ..
[[arold Smith and Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Smith of Laurel,
Mont., visited their mother, Mrs.
Minnie Smith and other rela-
tives in Beach the first of last