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PAGE FOUR THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS Thursday, August 3, 1944
WIBAUX NEWS
A. D Bryce went to Miles Ctty
Thursday on business,
Ore Johnson is home on furlough
visiting his relatives.
Mrs. Fred Zopfi sPent several
days last week visiting at Terry.
Miss Francis Baker left for Bis-
marck Friday to visit the cllrde.
Mx. and Mrs. Bill Burns. Jr.
and son left last Thursday for Salt
Lake City.
James Griffith left Sunday for
Farragut, Idaho after a short fur-
lough.
Win. Schuett spent several days
at Bismarck last week, returning
Sunday.
Mrs. Calvert Stair is visiting at
the Stair home. Calvert is now
overseas.
Marian Carlson is home from
Terry after visiting.there two weeks
with relatives.
Mrs. E. Welliever and Mrs. Ray
Scammon were in Glendive on
Thursday.
Freddy Good left for his home
at Pompeys Pillar after spending
5 weeks at the Stair home.
Mrs. Bill Manning and Mrs. L.
Faltermeyer served lunch at Red
Cross Friday afternoon.
Miss Clara Skaar is spending sev-
eral days at the Helvik home as a
house guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Arley Helvik are
the parents of a baby girl born
July 26 at the N. P. hospital.
Miss Charlotte Fischer came
home Sunday from Forrest River,
Wis., where she has been teaching.
The Misses Hladick and Jean-I
nette Welsh and Mrs, Don Welsh!
wez~e in Glendive Tuesday. ]
Mr. and Mrs. Fiord Bossermanl
and children of Goiva visited at]l
the Burton Welst] home Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Welsh. Nell
Welsh, Ray Seabed and Miss Eliot-
beth Scal~.d went to Glendive Sat-
urday evening,
Business callers at Beach Thurs-
day were Mrs, S. Nodlun. Mrs. F. E.
Elllott, L, Fattermeyer and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clam Cowee.
Mrs. Kuch and grandson Bobby
got home Thursday from Chicago
after spending several weeks visit-
Mrs. Lena Hoffer and daughter
came from Billings Sunday to visit
at the Goossen home and with
relatives at Baker.
Miss Irene Goossen returned to
her home at Glasgow Friday alter
spending several days with her bro-
ther and his wife.
Erling Bakken, George Larson
and Roland Quade arrived home
Friday on leave from their camp
at Farragut, Idaho.
Mxs. Joe Sokaloski spent several
days last week as the house guest
of Mrs. Lottie Freiss. She left Fri-
day evening to visit her parents at
Circle.
Mrs. Will Welsh had the unfor-
tunate experience last week of hav-
ing her pressure cooker blow up
and burn her several places quite
badly.
The Christian Fundamental
Ladies Aid was entertained Thurs-
day afternoon at the club house by
Mesdames Will Welsh, P. Fischer
and Bertra Stlpek.
Mrs. Don Welsh and her brother,
Ray Scabad, and sister Elizabet~,
who is here on a vacation from
New York City, returned from
Glendlve with Mrs. Welsh to visit
at her home•
Mr. and Mrs. Sig l~edersen and
baby, Mr. and Mrs. Stainer Peder-
sen and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Scammon and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Finkle and ,son and Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Preston and chil-
dren all went on R fishing trip m
Burns Sunday,
-V
TROWERS NEWS
Mr. Filkowski cut oats for P. V.
Moore last ~eek.
Mr. and Mrs. John Greenup made
a trip to Beach on Saturday.
Several from this community at-
tended the home maker~ picnic on
Sunday.
The P. V. Moores were Sunday
evening callers as the Filkowsld
llome,
The lightning struck in Cecil
Metcalf's pasture, near Ridenhow-
ors's, on S:tturday evemng. It burn-
ed quite a few acres of ground
before they got it under control.
Burneal Nellermoe was doing
housework at the Ridenhower home
ing with relatives ale a
" • ;last week. Joan Good h s been
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lackey and]herding sheep there.
daughter of Circle spent the week-[ A fair sized crowd attended Sun-
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. [day school and church services last
w. ~cnuevt. [Sunday. Rev. Kenney preached a
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fasching and[fine sermon. There will be Sunday
children left Sunday on a short lschool and church services again on
vacation to Bismarck. Mr. Fas- [ August 6. Everybody welcome.
chlng's father of Sentinel Butte Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tasker made
will keep the shop open. a trip to Bismarck last week. when
Mr. and Mrs. KorneyChuck of
Baker visited at the Goossen home
Sunday, Rev. and Mrs. Goossen
left With them to spend several
days with them at Baker.
ROSE
s
Theatre
Calendar
GLENDIVE, MONTANA
CURRENT WEEK
NOW SHOWING:
'*PASSAGE TO MARSEILLE"
starring Humphrey Bogart and
Michele Morgan.
OWL SHOW SAT, 11:30 P. M.
SUN, MON. TUES.:
"IN OUR TDIE"
Ida Lupino and Paul
Henreid. It was daring! It was
defiantl It was irrepressible I It
was rapturous! Their love was
all these things! A picture to
stand with the greatest of all
time!
WEDN~_~DAY ONLY:
"HENRY ALDRICH
PLAYS CUPID"
With Jimmy Lydon and Dianna
Lynn. Advise to the lovelorn
. . . learn how to get your mun
Ray went through the clinic, in
regard to a throat ailment, He
went on to Rochester, Minn. for
further examination. We hope
Ray's condition is not sermus,
BONNIE VIEW
Marly McCaskay, Reporf~
Miss ELsie Pasha has returned to
Billings to resume her work there,
after spending several weeks with
relatives here.
A number of friends and relatives
gathered at the Joe Pesha. Sr.
home Sunday for a picnic at the
picnic grounds there, honoring
Godfrey Pasha, whose birthday oc-
curred that day.
• S-Sgt. Glenn Fakler of Muroc,
Calif. was calling on friends in
the Bonnie View community Wed-
nesday, Glenn was a former teach-
er at Bonnie View. before his en-
trance into the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Stull spent
the weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Pasha. Jr. This is
Willis's first visit with relatives
and friends at Beach since he en-
tered the Navy about two and
one-half years ago.
Cpl. and Mrs. Glendon Gordon.
========================
0LLIE NEWS
Mrs. Joe Baker, Reportez
Sammy Werks of Baker is visit-
ing at the Merl Buckley ranch.
Mr. and Mrs, John Stromme were
dinner guests at the Lav~Ince Mor- !
rison home Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Rose and Wilma visited ]
at the Claud Schouboe home on
Thursday.
Fred and Byron Hudson ol Baker
spent the weekend at the Bert
Hudson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud ]~aker and
Leslie were supper guests at the
George Cox home .Sunday.
A number of people from here
attended the sale Saturday at the
Golden farm west of Baker.
Miss Leone Bryson left Friday for
Billings to vlslt friends for a few
weeks.
Percy Bryson and Herbert were
supper guests at the Archie Slater
home Sunday evening. ~p:nt
Mr. and Mrs, Carl Sliper
the day at the John Sliper
Saturday.
Rose Marie and Betty Ulvin and
Dolores Hudson spent the day at
the Carl Rose home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boat, Rev. and
Mrs. Berg and daughter of Baker,
and Mrs. Narum were Sunday
guests at the Christ Sherva home.
Rudolph Lutts met his daughter,
C.N.C. Juel Lutts. who came Mon-
day morning from Billings to spend
her furlough.
Mr. and Mrs. Thoma.~ Ferrel
and daughter moved into the
Booster station home on Cabin
Creek, where Tommy will be in
charge. ,
Mrs. Charles Nelson and Marjorie
returned home Sunday morning
from Pamona, CaliL, where they
spent the past month visiting with
relatives.
Ed Newton of Spokane, Wash. ar-
rived Timrsday at the George John-
son home to visit. Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson and Mrs. Bert Hudson
motored to Baker to meet him.
Mrs, Bert Hudson entertained
Thursday evening a a birthday din-
ner in honor of the sixth birthday
of her niece. Marie Hudson, Miss
Carol Rose, Mr. Bryson and Fred
Hudson were presenL
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sllper and Mr.
and Mrs. John Sliper met the train
at Marmarth Friday, when Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Foster arrived from
Washington, D. C. for a visit. Mrs.
Foster is the former Anna Sliper.
Mr, and Mrs, Christ Rost return-
ed home Sunday after visiting their
children and families in Wisconsin
the past few weeks. Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Rost brought them down
from Medora.
Percy Bryson spent last Sunday
at Glendive at the Glen Manthey
home. Miss Leone and Herbert
Bryson returned home with him
Monday. Leona had spent the past
two months visiting in Iowa and
Minnesota.
The Farmers Union association
held a picnic Sunday at the grove
on the June Billington farm, A big
crowd attended and had an enjoy-
able time. Don Chapman. state
Farmers Union president of Great
Falls gave an interesting talk.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Shepherd, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Shepherd., Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Corbitt and children,
Mrs. Martha Shepherd, Mrs. Willis
Higgins and Anna Keaves were
supper guests a~ the Randolph
Perry home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Shepherd and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rost
and family, Mrs. Shy Tenn~nt, Mr.
and Mrs. Christ Boat, Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Rost, and a group of other
young people had u picnic at Good-
saws Sunday.
Mrs. Fred WassT~nn, Cot. _ 1
Fred Wassmann was a Dickinson
caller on Tuesday,
Henry Trester called at the
Wassmann home on Friday.
Mrs. Walter Wassmann and
Jerry were callers at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Emma Beeler,
near Wjbaux on Tuesday.
Staff/ Sgt. and Mrs. John A.
Johnsg~ were overnight guests at
the Fred Wassmann home Tuesday.
They also called at the C-co. Stull
home Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Fred Wassmann and Mrs,
Loyde Wassmann and Carolyn were
Sentinel Butte callers on Monday,
They were also supper guests at
of Kingman Field. Arizona, arrived
Tuesday night for a visit at the
home of the former's parents, ~.
and Mrs. Irving Gordon. Gle~
and his wife spent a week at Des
Moines. Iowa. previous to coming
to Beach. visiting Mrs. Gordon's
parents and Glendon's sister, Mrs.
Inez Carlson. there.
V.
ORDER your gas iioor furnaces
now! No certificates Pequired. Ket-
ner Supply Co., Beach. 45-1to
---V.~
NOTICE FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Comfnissioners of the Frank Johnson home the'
Golden Valley County, North Dakota, night.
will receive sealed bi~ds for the
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH ....... -- ---
O. L, Olsrud. pastor tel. 154
Beach: Services at II A. M. Ser- W ANT ADS
mon fl~eme: "A Wise Steward."
Ladies Aid this Friday afternoon TWO CENTS PER WORD
PER ISSUE
at the home of Mrs, E, C. Nelson.
Sentinel Butte: Services at 9:30 If you want to buy or sell
A.M. something; If you need help
Garner: Services at 3 P.M. or wmal a Job, you can gel
rolul~i from New~ Want Ads.
---V No ad accepted for leas than
NOTICE AND CITATI@N, HEARING 25c per ln~rflon. A sarvica
OF FINAL ACCOUNT AND charge of 25c will be meda for
DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE "~blind'" ads.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA ) ---===-=====---- -_ _==
)
County of Golden Valley )
IN COUNTY COURT GIRL WANTED--t~ do r~om work.
Before Horn. James Donaldson, Golden Valley I-~q. 45-Itc
Judge
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE FOR SALE---12-f-~" "~t;~.u~c~
Singer
OF HAROLD HARRIS. DECEAS-
ED. sewing mach~J~,~ wheel chair.
John Kcohane, as Admin- Chas. Purvis. ~ach, 44-tfc
istrator with the Will An-
nexed,
Petitioner. FOR SALE---I registered Hereford
vs. bull. 2~ years old. John Susa.
Harold R. Harris. Helen E. Golva. 44-3tp
Harris. Administrator with
the Will Annexed of the
Estate o£ Jennie H. Harris. FOR SALFr--Royal Typewriter rib-
Deceased Gilbert E. Har- boris. Golden Valley News
ris. Helen E. Harris. Marion
Rickel and Ina M. Still, office. 5-tf
Special Guardian for Mar-~ ..........................................
ion Rickel. a Minor. and all FOR SALE--Model A Nichols &
other persons interested in
the Estate of Harold Harris, Shepard 12-ft. combine, in good
Deceased. shape. J, E. Metcalf. Trotters.
Respondents. N.D. 44-3tp
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED RE-
SPONDENTS: FOR SALE--A few used quart and
You. the said above named Respon- two-quar~ jars, 50 and 75c. In-
dents, are hereby notified that the quire at Golden Valley News
linal aecoum of the Administrator
with the Will Annexed of the Last office. 45-tf
Will and Estate of Harold Harris.
late of the City of St. Paul in FOR SALE--6lroom house, known
the Count>' of Ramsay and State as Zook hot,so. Also apartments
of Minnesota, deceased, has been
for
rent.
Ernest
Moore.
rendered to this Court. there~r~ show- ]~
44-tfc
ing ti~ the estate of said deceas- Beach.
ed is rc~dy far final settlement and ..........
distribution, and petitioning thali his ~t~ ~al~'_...~,~,l~ t$1~nhnna naive
account lee allowed, the rcsiduo of ~-v~ ...... -- ......... ~ ...... v ....
said astarte I~e distributed to the and split c~al" ~st. Hanson
persons tt~ere~mto entitled, his, ad- T ~ ~. xza[,..~.¢~ ~ m,~ r--_ 1.
um.er ~,~ .. I r~ ,~o.~a
ministratior~ ~losed and that he- be ~ ~ .......
dischm'ged; ~ tSmt Monday. the 21st North Dakota~.~ 38-tfc
day of ±ku~st A. D, 1944, at 1,~n -- .....
o'clock in t~it~ forenoon of timt day, ~.. ~..-~.-~---~.. .-~L_
)tl GO ns IK~II~/LI} auto anti l)leSey i~le
at the Coul~ t~ I s of this Cou~t, ~ " - "
in lbe C'ou~l House, m the Cit~." ('halliCS, Welders, Top at~d Body
of Beach County of Golden Val-' men in great d~in'tnd A short
e~ and Sta~e of North Dnkota t ~! . " 1 " " " '
been duly appointed by this "('ot~i pracllcal courseiwilt/prepare you
for the settlement thereof, at which for a- good jo}L/TYee catalog,
time ;rod place any person inter- HANSON TRA~ SCHOOL. Box
ested in said estate may appear m~xt 1780-X, Fargo, N. Dak..P45-4tc
file his execptmn~, in' writing, to
said aecotlrll aBd pehtion and con-
/
test In," same. R~-L ESTATE--~Vell ~ p r o ;:ed
And you. tl~e above named Respon- farms, froln 160 a~r'es up. Well
denis, and each of you :.'e l~ereby improved ra'*c~'e~/up~|a7
to
10,000
cited and required then and there
to be and appear before this Court. acres ill a bl}ck/Business build-
and show cause, if any you have. ings and mo¢~e~ homes in town.
why said account shah not be at-
lowed, the residue of said estate Before you b~ry. drop in and see
distribuied, the administration of me. W. C Howard. Real F_.state
said estate closed and said John, Broker, Wibaux. Montana. 42-tfc
Keohane. Administrator with the
Will Annexed. discharged.
Let service be made of this Cita- FOR SALE--1 John D~c~e 6-foot
tion as required by law, combine, with motor/~)n, good as
Dated this 1st day of August A. D.
1944. new; 1 1936 1~.~ top,Dodge truck,
BY THE COURT: dual wheels, 2 I~and new tires
JAMES DONA~.~DSON and inner |tubes, has been over-
Judge of the County Court.
~SEAL OF COUNTY COURT) hauled; 1 ~[c~ormlck-Deering 8-
KEOHANE & KUHFELD foot bindez~ ~th tractor hitch, In
Attorneys for Petitioner
Beach, North Dakota, A-1 shap~ 1 12-foot Deering
(August 3. 10. 1944) header fq~ windrower. M. A.
----V Finneman, phone 5F22, Golva,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS N.D. 42-6tC
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF FRANK NOLL DECEASED.
NOTICE is hereby given 2fy the1
undersigned Administrator the
estate of Frank NolL late of the ,
Townsbip of Lone Tree in ~he
County o~ Golden Valley and State
of North Dakota deceased to the
creditors of, and all persons hav-
ing claims against. Said decedent
to exhtbit~ them with the neces-
sary vouchers within s~x months
after, the~*,first publication of this
notice to said Administrator at the
office of John Keohane in the City
of Beach in said Golden Valley Try Alka-Seltzer f~
County, North Dakota or to tt~e Headache, "Morning After" Aching
County Judge of said County, in his Muscl¢~. Acid Indigution. Plesumnh
office in said County and State. prompt, effective. 30¢ and 60¢,
NOTICE is hereby furtber given
that the time and place fixed by
the court for hearing and adjust-
ing such claims are the 6th day
of February, 1945. at ten o'clock
A. M. in the Court Rooms of the High Vitamin potency at low coeb--
ONE-A-DAY Vitamin Tablets. A Ind
County Court in the Court House D tablets in the yellow box--][~a-
in the City of Beach in the County plex tablets in the grey box.
of Golden Valley and State of North
Dakota.
Dated this 26th day of July, 1944. DR.M|LES
JOHN L TSC.ID.. N E RVi N'E
Administrator.
JOHN KEOHANE For SleepleuneM,
Attorney for Administrator. bility, Headache, and
Beach. North Dakota. Restl~unass, wheu due to Nervo~
First publication on the 27th day Tenaiom Use only as directed, t
of July. 1944.
(July ..~7~ugust.~ 3. IO. 1944)
Farmers
and
Ranchers!
SAVE MONEY ON YOUR
reconstruction of the Williams Creek Mr. and Mrs. John Stall and
in one easy lesson . . . the Al- Dam. Bids to be ]eft "with the David. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon
C]ounty. Auditor, to b~ope~ed Sept. Sehmeling, Mr. and Mrs. E~ld ]REPAIRS ~un,"
am, Ivaa at I0:00 o'~ck A. M. A .........
certified check in/ti~e amottnt of Johnson and Holger, Enoch A.n~-
I0% of t~e Bid rrflfist aceorffpany all s0n, Adolph Johnson, Mr. ~{~ YI G Ai t HAR ! ]
bids. ~USm~ Estimate: , Mrs. Thorwald Vieland and l~m~ ~i,
Embankment, ~m 6100 cubic yard, s Mr, and Mrs: Olaf Orated and girls,
Spillway lsxca~ation 1900 cubic yal~ ~[r. ;a~nd Mrs. Art ~YJnderWo{~ and
Rock ripr~p ~6 squai~ yards I family, MT. arid M~s.~NVt~tkll~ and
Rubble Cob~i'ete cut off "on spillway " ./-'j ~ ~ ~ ." " ~'" " "
, I0 cub~.-ya~"'dS_" '~ ' , i Dareel. Te Stull, Mrs. Joe Dietz
] The Boafd~of County CoR~n~dssion- land children and Miss Lois~ Wa~s-
]ors reserve the rlght-to re~ect any
I~ o41 bids. ~mann were Beach ahopper~ on
I(August 3, I0, 17, 24, 1944) t Saturday.
t
drlch Way! Laughs guaranteedt
GARDEN CLUB TO MEET 'names. 4. Romance of flowers irt
" melody. 5. Flowers in verse. Exhi-
The Garden club will hold its bit: Flower arrangements,
Qua:
regular meeting on August 3rd at Florence Hanson.
the home of Mrs. W. D. Adamson. i --V- -
Topics for the evening are: Roll
call. Nature lore: Eagles, hawks ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCI~
and vultures. Mrs. M. E. Freese. I V.H. Dissen, pastor
I
Flowers: I. Flower arrangements in1 Divine services 10 A. M.
the home. 2. How to cut flowers Sunday School 11 A. M.
for display. 3. Romance of plant Ladies Aid August 9 at 2 P. M.
~lilf~lIF @0.~ IMOe
High in,
Fashion
Low in
Price |
t6.50
an
wool fleeces and newly
smooth fabrics boast-
ing softly rounded la-
l~S, gentler shoulders,
new flange fronts..
Glowing new colors.
Chester#~eld Hits
So]t Fitted Styles
Ca.ud Boy Coats
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BEACH LIVESTOCK
August 4th and 5th
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