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PAGE EIGHT
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
Thursday, August 3, 1944
The Golden Vall yCounty Farmers Union --
In an effort to cooperate with moves to estab~h a lasting peace and to create a just and democratic economic order has leased this space for
the next several issues and in It will en:_~_av0r__to bring you the aims and purposes of the FARMERS EDUCATIONAL AND COOPERATIVE I
UNION OF AMERICA as well as to encourage your patronage of cooperative business enterprises wherever possible.
I
• Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gas and CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Scotty Donaldson of Beach: Mr. and Mrs. Woodward moved intoI Roger Nelson, son of Mr. and
• and Mrs. Bennett, Agre of Colum- their former home. which they re-
LOCAL
NEWS
:Items of Interest picked up
here and there by ouI News
reporters. We are always glad
to get your news items.
PHONE 39
Mrs. Margurite Stecker and Judy
and Mrs. Mahlon Stecker were call~
ers Saturday at the Butterfield
home. Miss Carrie Witzig and
nmther were dinner guests of Mrs,
Butterfleld Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Brown ~nd grand-
daughter Margian Butterfield re-
turned from Belllngham. Wash..
where they have been for nearly
a year. Mrs. Brown will attend to
business here through harvest,
Miss Doris Erickson of Los An-
geles, Calif. and Mrs. Ivah Car-
rillo of Downey, Calif., who have
been visiting at the Victor Ren-
Ward Butterfleld is helping his
lirother Ben. at Rlchey, Mont. He ls~r°m'
heine
for
the
past
thlee
weeks, left Monday for their homes.
returned to Beach Monday. : S-Sgt. Glen Fakler. who has been
E. A, Weaner of St, Paul was a here on a nine-day furlough, visit-
wekend visitor at ~he E. D. Evans
horlle.
ORDER your gas floor furnaces
now! No cert~ates required. Ket-
ner Sul/ply Cir., BcaciL 45-1tc
Mrs;. Emma Brown arrived here
l~tst week from Belllngham. Wash.
to ~pend the summer months in
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Nelson of
Transconia, Manitoba, Canada ar-
rived Sunday for a visit at the
George Oas home.
Mrs. Kenneth Noyes and daugh-
ter moved from the Anderson
apartments to the Rube Clark
• partment on Monday.
The Social Hour Club will hold a
~'1~¢ at the Mrs. Minnie Soren-
non, llark on Tuesday afternoon,
Augus~ 8th.
,Ita~ld Smith returned last Sat-
urd~F from Billings where he had
been spentiing several days trans-
acth~g business matters.
Mn anti. Mrs. Ray Sleeker and
of Tacoma Wash, are visit-
ing at the home of Mr. Stecker's
lirother, Mahlon, thrm~gh harvest.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Youells
t!nd guests, Mr. and Mrs. John
Peck, el Tacoma, Wash. c~lled on
Mrs. J. C. Butterfleld and Zona on
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Butterfleld and Zona return-
end with Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Full-
er and daughter, Gayle, from a trip
to the Black Hills. h~vl-~ enjoyed
the scenery and a good time, ~ ~
Ben Lechler. who has been em-
Ployed by Ernest Feldman for the
past several years, has accepted a
position running a combine for
fferman WoJahn.
Mrs. Hild~ Miller. who has been
with her daughter, Jane, at Oak-
hind. California, is a house guest
at the Marshall Miller home, hav-
ing axrived in Beach recently.
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""°" 12
SAT.
AUG.
ONE DAY
ONLY
CIRCUS GROUNDS
AT BALL GROUND
BBO E. ANDERSON
STARRING
RANGER
IN PERSON
WITH --
"JUMBO"
World ~amous Elephant
FUNNN' CLOV4NS
BEAUTIFUL GIRLS
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mg his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Fakter. retm'ned to his camp
at Muroc. California on Monday
morning. S-Sgt. Fakler Ls a me-
chanic in th'e air corps,
George Fakler of Sheridan, Ore.,
son ol Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fakler.
is here for the harvest and for
visit witl: hk~ parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Fakler. Mr. Fakler left here
for Oregon eight years ago and this
i is his second visit home during
that time.
, Mrs. Enm:a and Ray Brown were
business visitors in Dickinson last
week. Mrs. Brown stayed overnight
with Mrs, Ellis Ayers, who is re-
cuperating from a recen~ operation.
She Ls recovering nicely, which is
good news to her many friends
around Beach.
Miss Mary Jane Alguire complet-
ed her work as a teacher at the
summer term at the State Teachers
' College in Dickinson on Friday and
]arrived in Beach that evening to
spend the balance of the summer
vacation here with her parents,
~Mr. and Mrs. L, J. Alguire.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Babcock
re-
ceived word of the arrival of their
Ifirst grandchild, Donald Michael,
who arrived at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Trainotti at San Pedro,
ICalif. on Saturday, July 29, weigh-
ing 7 lb. and 7 oz. Mrs, Trainotti
will be remembered here as Velma
Babcock.
According to a news item which
appeared in last week's Killdeer
Herald. Orris Berg, a teacher in the
Sentinel Butte sct:ools in 1941-42,
was reported killed during the init-
ial invasion of France. Berg had
I many friends throughout this sec-
; tion. his home being at Dunn Cent-
er. North Dakota.
i H. B. Flnneman of Golva, re-
turned the forepart of the week
I[ from Minneapolis where he had
been visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Lorraine Knudson. While in Min-
nesota. Mr. Fineman purchased a
good used automobile and a farm,
but the latter is located in North
Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Doering re-
turned to Wendell. Idaho on Tues-
day morning, where Mr. Doering is
a teacher in the local schools.
Mrs. Doering is a sister of Mrs.
Randall Thompson of Beach and
Mr. and Mrs. Doering have spent
the summ,~r here. living in the Nel-
son apartments while here.
Beaci: will have its first public
attractions of the season starting
next Monday, when the Northern
Expositmn Shows and Carnival will
set up for a t~lree-day stand. This
carnival is well known to the peo-
ple of this community, having
shown here previous years with a
very satisfactory record for clean
wholesome entertainment. On Sat-
urday, August 12. the Bud Ander-
son circus will give two perform-
ances, their circus to be set up at
the ball park.
~-V-
UNITI~D BRETHREN CHURCH
D. E. Kenney, pastor
Be~ch, North Dakota
"The Little Church with the Big
Welcome"
Sundity, August 6: 10:15 A. M.,
the morning Worship service.
11:15 A. M,. Bible study classes
for all ages.
Wedne.,~Lay, 8 P, M.: The mid-
week service of praise and prayer,
followed by choir rehearsal at 9
o'clock.
You are cordially invited to wor-
ship with us.
V--
UNITED BRETIIREN CHURCH
D. E. Kenney. pastor
Trotters, North Dakota
Sunday, August 6: Sunday school
for all ages at 2 P. M.. and the
Worship service aL 3 o'clock. A
friendly handclasp and spiritual fel-
lowship await you.
Servk~'~s every 1st, 3rd. and 5th
Sundays of the month.
WOODWARD BROS DRUG, BEACH
i |
We Ca~
Your :Orde~or an
ALA~ CLOCK
BUTTE DRUG
daughter of Terry, Merit, and Mr.
and Mrs. Max Siegler of Bremerton,
Wash. were visitors at the George
Gas home on Saturday. Mr. and
Mrs. Siegler continued on to Gar-
rison, where they visited with Mr.
Siegler's parents. Mr. and Mrs, Gas
remained in Beach for a longer
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sorensen
of Beach, received word Sunday of
the death of the latter's brother.
Capt. San ford Frank. who as a
member of the parachute infantry
was killed in action in France. June
12. Captain Frank. who was the
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Frank.
pioneer residents of the Fryburg
comnmnity and later of Belfield
wls well known to many in western
North Dakota. having attended
scimol in Belfield.' In May, Cap-
tain Frank was commissioned sec-
ond highest in command of his
battalion.
Dixon MacDougall, llnotype op- '
crater on the Golden Valley News
left Wednesday morning for a short
visit in Bismarck and a general
check-up at the clinic. This leaves
the home-town weekly pretty much
cramped for help, but with the
forced assistance of Judge John
Rider, we hope to have the paper
in the mail on time. although short
of news matter we were unable to
set into type matter. It ls bad
enough for three people to try to
do the work of six. but when the
work falls on just two. it brings the
skilled labor situation almost to
the impossible.
i
Beach: ~1~
~unday school 10 A. M.
Service 11 A. M.
Pilgrim Fellowship 7:30 P. M.
Choir practice Wednesday at 8
P. M.
Sentinel Butte:
Services at 2 P. M.
Medora:
Sunday school at 3 P. M.
Worship service at 4 P. M.
--V--
METIIODIST CHURCII
Ray McClm~e. minister
John R. Roberts, pastor
bus and Dean. Marlys and Diane cently remodeled and repaired.
Johnson of Columbus. , --.V-
Mr. and Mrs, Leland D. Rice and Bones of prehistoric peoples have
family of Lakota moved into the been discovered by scientists, and
A. Woodward house, formerly own- you car] see the bones of some liv-I
ed by Mrs. Della Kukowski on Sat- ing ones through their eveningI'
urday. Mr. Rice is the new mana- dresses. I
ger for the Beach Co-operative EI- WAR BONDS . . . buy them andI
evator, taking the place of L. J.
Alguire who recently resigned. Mr. join America's victory march
nil
A Friendly Church with the Gos-
pel Message.
Thursday, August 3rd: W.S.C.S.
meets at tl~e church. Mrs. Ristuben
and Mrs. Olson are hostesses.
Sunday: Sunday School 10 A. M.
Worship service 11:15 A. M.
Epworth League 7:30 P. M.
Evening service 8:15 P. M.
You are cordially invited to at-
tend any or all of our services.
---V
Mrs. Scotty Donaldson went to
Columbus last week for a visit with
friends and relatives and to visit
with her brother, Pfc. Glenn John-
son. who is home on a 16-day fur-
lough from Camp Bwift, Texas.
Sunday the family enjoyed a family
reunio~ when all but two daughters
of the family were home. Those
present were: Pfc. Glenn Johnson,
Coxswain 3c and Mrs. Herbert E.
Hayes .of Bremerton. Wash., Mrs.
MR. FARMER- ,:
I The new lumber ration rifles require that you let a ¢ert'fi¢ te
| from the Comity U.S3~.A. War B~mxd (County Agent) far hunber
iyou need in any amount.
i We have 2 in. franfing lulnber, boards,
i shiplaps, drops~ding, flooring, shingles,
paper cemp6t etc. A colnplete stock on
hand~ A~Dry Lumber.
Br:~y~Certifica~s to us for Complete Service
Hafison Lumber & Hardware Co.
YOUR LUMBER HEADQUARTERS, GOLVA, N. D.
Mrs. Ernest Nelson of Sentinel
Butte, who recently received his
wings and Commission as a flight
officer at Aloe Field, Victoria, Tex-
as, is now receiving transitional
training before being assigned to
combat duty. He is a graduate of
the Sentinel Butte high school and
was attending the University of
North Dakota before entering the
service.
JAR RINGS 3 ~o~ 10<
STOCK UP NOWI
FRUIT |ARS
.o~ 59¢ ~TS 7~¢
PTS. DOZ. |~--
HARVEST TIME is "stock-up"
time at Red Owl. Buy now for the
Harvest meals and Winter months.
FLOUR RED OWL, 50 lb. Bag 1.99
Enriched All Purpose
PUFFED WHEAT 2-'~ ,~R~E
BAGS13< COFFEE CAKE . . s,= 17'
WIZDOM BRAND TOASTED RICH JAM FILLED AND ICED
MACARONIsPAO&TT, S.LB. <
~ox39 BLACK TEA . . . ~.o~.
PKo. 33'
WIZDOM ELBOW CUT LAKELAND BRAND
DEPENDON BRAND 3-LB
COFFEE
FLAVORFUL--Ground Fresh BA~" 59C
• At Time of Purchase t _.
SEMI. l~r ¢ .
PIGS 21
WILSON'S CERTIFIED
PICKLED
Northern Exposition Shows
Will Exhibit at
Beach
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Aug. 7-8-9
J~E~RING
/
ME/Cff~NICAL FARM SHOW
Rides and Concessions, etc.
Ride the Big High
FERRIS WHEEL
CRISCO
MILK ~AN CA.P'S ,,~-o,.
EVAP ~,PO,NT 3 CANS 27~
SMALL 6-OZ. CANS 3 FOR 14e
CALUMET ,.LB.
BAK,NO POWDE; " " P'