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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
Thursday, August 10, 1944
and Mtss
held
heir
Dale, Wednes-
Mrs.
afternoon
grand-
week for
visit
family.
several
of Father
on
Floyd, Mrs.
k Lee
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' of Christian
and
GLENDIVE, MONTANA
CURRENT WEEK
NOW: SHOWING:
HARVEST MOON"
Dennis
I~r~ Manlng with Jack
~OST ANGEL"
the brllll~.nt and lovable
O~Srien .... also
: and Marsha Hunt.
performance bY
actress that will
you to tears with pathos.
WEDNESDAY ONLY:
,~rAMPICO~
mdWard O. Robinson
Lynn Bad and Victor Me-
very
~per-
son was helping out at the store
was held at the
evening for
nfln~ter and his
moved from
Sta~Mom~. ~turday to Glen.
M~. Rust and baby
with. her
and
Pedemen of
Qtealdl~*~stted Stainer Pedersen
at the Beach hospital sunday.
M~. Eve~ Good kft for her
Victor Bruskl came home Sunday
from Farre4~t after his boot train-
lng. Earling Bekken, Roland Quade
and George Larson returned Tues-
day after a 10-day leave.
Mr. a~d Mrs. Ole Syverson, par-
ents of S, Syverson, are visiting at
his home for several days enroute
to their home at .Harlow, N. D.
from Tacoma, Wash.
Mrs. E. wenlever gaye a tea
party Tuesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. M~el Latcha .of Pamona,
Calif., who is visiting her sister,
Mrs, Guy Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Lute Mgek, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Arley Meek and Arley
Meek, Jr. and Mrs. Frank Beeler
drove to Miles City Sunday to see
the Junior League bah game.
The IAor~ club held their regular
meeting Monday evening. The din-
ner was served by Mesdames Chas.
Dahl, M. Barclay, L, Hoffman and
W. Burns.
Mr, and Mrs. George Sommer-
feldt, Mrs. E. Welliever, E. B. Sher-
man, Wm. Dick, Mr. and Mrs,
Staggs, Mrs. Burton Welsh and
Russell, Mrs. Don Welsh, Mrs.
Wayne Marcus and Mr. and Mrs,
F. Reineeke were business callers
in Olendi~ Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hart are ex-
pected this week ~o take over Ray.
Ooossen's work while he a~d his
wife go on their annual vacation.
They expect to leave Thursday eve
for Billings via bus. Mrs. Alda
Hanson is also leaving Thursday
for Great Falls to visit her son
Marian, and family,
Mrs. Guy Hall and Mrs, Ross
Blxby were hostesses at a birthday
party Monday afternoon, given in
hpnor of Mrs. Fred Reinecke at
her home. Present were Mesdames
F. Elliott, S. Severson, E. Welliever,
Ed Sherman, Alda Hanson and
Mrs, Mabel Latcha of Pamona,
~alff..
Lucllle msl~,, Ral~rt~ |
An appendectomy was performed
on Ruth Quale Tuesday of last
Week.
Ed Martin and Lonnle Vanetta
went to Baker last Thursday after
repairs.
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Flake were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F~
IRst Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnle Vanetta and
:hildren were Sunday evening call-
ers at tt~ Earl Higby home.
Tonsillectomles-~ were performed
Wednesday of las~ week on Dick,
Joyce and Butch O'Connor.
Sid Woodard has resigned from
the position he held in Carlyle.
He has gone back to Wlbaux.
Mrs. Claude Land, Mrs. Hazel
Workman, Adele, Patsy and Bob
Land, and Jerry Olson were Baker
shoppers last Friday.
Faye Hammond and Patsy Land
left Tuesday for Billings to spend
a few days with Patsy's sister, Miss
Leon~ Land.
Mrs. Harry Abrams has been
visiting her patents in Billings.
Harry and Marion Hartse went to
Billings to bring Mrs, Abrams
home. They arrived on Wednesday
morning,
l[ II
Esther Granat of Zap, N. D. has
been staying at the Charlie Huff-
man home. Miss Granet came here
looking for work.
Mr. end Mrs. Joe Dobrowski and
children were Sunday afternoon
callers of last week at the Earl
Higby home.
Ted Davis of Springfield, Wis. is
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Chet Stewart. Ted is ~a
nephew of Mrs. Stewart.
Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Hammond,
Dorothy and Faye, and Celia ~u-
ger went to Beach Sunday to at-
tend the show.
Mark Jakobson, son of Mrs.
Bessie Jakobson, won the $400 sec-
ond prize in a contest sponsored by
the Elks Club of Missoula, entitling
him toi a national scholarship for
college. Incidentally, he also won
high honors in ~hysics.
Mrs. Wilbur Hammond, Dorothy
end 1~, Mrs. Bessie Jakobson and
Dick and Maxine Bargfeld were
Tuesday afternoon callers at the
Ed Martin home. The ladies took
along a cake in honor of Dorothy
Vanetta's birthday.
Howard B~er has been called to
the army. He is the seventh son
of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Boer to be
called. There are two sons, Roger
and Ar~ur, that have been killed
in action, Roger in Italy and .Ar-
thur on the Wahoo, when that
ship was torpedoed.
The chimes that have been in-
stalled in Beach by the United
Brethren churches of Beach, Alpha,
Ollie and Carlyle will be heard
daily and should be heard almost
anywhere in Beach. These chimes,
have been inst~lied as a memorialt
to Ray. F. N. Richert, our formerI
pastor, who was killed while serving]
as a U. S. Army chaplain in l
England, . 1
The Carlyle Sunday SChOOl was]
invited to join in a ~)icnic wlth the
Ollie Sunday school at a very nice
grove on the June Billlngton farm.
A very nice time was enjoyed by
us Carlyle people and we came
away filled up on all kinds of good
things to eat, including ice cream
and pop, lemonade and coffee.
Church services were held by Ray.
Wetzel and a talk was given to tile
young people by Mrs. Wet~el.
Beach shoppers from Carlyle last
Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Chuck
McDivlt, Mr. and Mrs. Chat,Stew-
atr and Ted Davis, Mrs. Charley
Land and Calvin Land/ Mr. and
Mrs. Dudley Fulton and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gannon, Mrs.
May Anthony, Leland and Harold, I
and Mrs. Lois Welnreis and son, t
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fulton and l
Mrs, Earl Higby and Mrs. Albert l
Shaeffer.
The U. B. Ladies Aid was held at
the home of Dais~ Fulton Thurs-
day, August 3rd. Election of officers
was.held, with D~sy Fulton being
retained as president, Ranett~ Mar,
tin as vice president, Mary Water-
land as secretary and Pearl Ham-
mond as treasurer. The visitors
present were Mrs. Ed Hartse, Mrs.
Hilmar IAndstrom and Coleen, Mrs.
Dudley Fulton and Donna Mac,
Jsnloe and baby Marlys, Mrs. Bes-
sie ~akobson. Mrs. Chat Stewart
and Miss Esther Granat. A lovely
lunch was served after the meeting
by the hostess.
Raymond Still, Leo and Madge
Hartse were hurt in an automobile
accident about one mile west of
Baker Sunday morning about one
o'clock. Raymond was driving the
Still pickup. In turning the curve
near the bridge he missed the
bridge entirely, landing right side
up on the other side of the creek.
Leo and Raymond were sariou~ly
injured. At this writing It is not
known whether Leo will live, but he
is holding on. Madge was injured
quite badly, a deep gash in her leg,
a lot of teeth knocked out and
other minor injuries. The pickup
was smashed l~eyond repair. Beimy
Kreuger arrived on the scene a few
minutes after the accident oc-
curred. He took Ray to the Baker
hospital and the doctor from Baker
was called to the scene of the ac-
cident, as Leo could not be moved.
A passing truck took Leo and
Madge to the hospital in Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hartse and a
priest were called to the hospital.
I III I
DR, MILES NERVINE
FOR SALE-
160 acre farm, mostly all under plow.
Good set of buildings and artesian well
piped into buildings, Plenty
good water. Located one mile east
Golva. Will be
Melvin Land bought the scrap
pile from Wilbur Hammond, the
remains of the old hail that stood
in Carlyle for so many years.
Hall has been doing severe dam-
age around the country. From
south of Baker to Ekalaka crops
have been destroyed.
Wayne Stark was taken to the
Baker hospital Monday of last
week, He is su_ffering from pneu-
mol~la.
Mrs. Charlles Abrams, Mrs. Harry
Abrams and Elaine were Baker
shoppers laSt Friday. Mrs. Herman
Storkel and I~is were also in Baker
on Friday:
Roy HRrp is back from numerous
places in the west. He says he has
never seen any country he liked as
well as Montana to live in. He is
working at the. Charlie Hoffm~n
home.
There have been three barns
struck by lightning in the past two
weeks. One of them was on the
ferm of ,Harry Hoisted, and another
on Leonard Feldmann's farm. Both
were completely destroyed.
NOTICE AND CITATION, H~ARINO
OF FINAL ACCOUNT AND
DISTI~R~ OF E~TATE
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
County of Golden Valley
IN COUNTY COURT
Before Hon. James Donaldson,
Judge
IN TILE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF HAROLD HARRIS. DECEAS-
John~DKeohane. as Admln-
Istrator with the Will An-
nexed,
Petitioner,
VS.
Harold R. 1~arris, Helen E.
Harris, Administrator with
the Will Annexed of the
Estate of Jennie H. Harris,
Deceased, Gilbert E. Har-
ris. Helen E. Harris. Marion
Rickel and Ina M. Still.
Special Guardian for Mar-
ion RickeL a Minor, and all
other persons interested in
the Estate of Harold Harris, )
Deceased,
]RespondentS.
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED RE-
SPONDENTS:
You, the said above named Respon-
dents, are hereby notified that the
final account of the Administrator
with the Will Annexed of the Last
Will and Estate of Harold Harris.
late of the City of St. Paul in
the County of Ramsey and State
of Minnesota, deceased, has been
rendered to this Court, therein show-
Ing that the estate of said deceas-
ed is ready for final settlement and
distribution, and petitioning that his
account be allowed, the residue of
said estate he distributed to the
persons thereunto entitled, his ad-
ministralion closea and mat ne oe
discharged; that Monday, the 21st
day of August A. D, 1944, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon of that dax,
at the Court Rooms of this Court,
in the Court House, in the City
of Beach, County of Golden Val-
ley and State of North DakotaL hs~
been duly appointed by.this ~ur~
for the settlement v.nereoL a~ wbJe~
time and place any person inter-
ested in said estate may appear and
file his exceptions, in writing, to
said ~ccount and petition and con-
test the same.
And you, the above named Respon-
dents, and each of you, ~-e hereby
cited and required then and there
to be and appear ._before this Court,
and show cause, If any you have,
why said account shall not .be al-
lowed, the resiaue of said estate
distributed, the administration of
said estate closed and said John
Keohane, Administrator with the
Will Annexed, discharged.
Let service be made of this Cita-
tion as required by law.
Dated this 1st day of August A. D.
1944.
BY TRIg COURT:
JAMES DONALDSON
Judge of the County Court.
(SEAL OF COUNTY COURT)
KEOHANE & KUHFELD
Attorneys for Petitioner
Beach, North Dakota.
(August 3. 10~ 1944)
W
The "weasel" is the latest addi-
tion to the series of ingenious vehi-
cle types developed by industry
for modern warfare. Declared ca-
pable of operating in snow, deep
mud, swamp land or sand, the
weasel is characterized by ex-
tremely light weight, broad tracks
and low-slung body. It is Used for
arctic reconnaissance or commando
raids,
I i I i1
WANT ADS
TWO CENTS PER WORD
PER ISSUE
If you wanf ~o buy or sell
somefhing; if you need h~p
or wau~ • Job, you can get
result~ from News Want
No •d ~pt~d for I~m
FOR RENT--Raiment almrtm~
Mrs. Rube Clark. Beach. 4~-ltp
FOR SALE--8-room modern house.
Mrs. Carrie Gordon, Beach. 66-tfc
FOR SALE--6-room house, known
as Zook house. See Ernest Moore
Beach. 4~-tfc
FOR SALE---RCA Victor radio with
b~ttery. Like new. S. A. John-
stone, phone 68, Beach. 46-1tp
FOR RENT--Grain storage Slmee
in Beach. See L. D. Logan at
Feed Mill. 46-tfc
FOR SALF~-Used l~-ft, eambines,
ready for the field now. Sax Auto
Co., Dickinson. 46-1tc
FOR SALE--12-ft duckfoo~; Singer
sewing machine; wheel chair.
Chas. Purvis, Beach. 44-tfc
FOR SALE--1 re~ste~l Hereford
bull, 2% years old. John Susa,
Golva. 44-3tp
FOR SALE--A few used quart and
two-quart jars, 50 and 75c. In-
quire at Golden Valley News
office. 45-tf
FOR SALE--Cedar telephone poles
and split cedar post. Hanson
Lumber & Hardware Co., Golva,
North Dakota. 38-tfc
FOR SALE--Model A Nichols &
Shepard 12-ft. combine, in good
shape. J. E. Metcalf, Trotters,
N.D. 44-3tp
FOR SALE--The Flex-Seal Pressure
Canner, something new in pres-
sure canners. Liquid cap. 20 qts.
Holds 7 full-slzed qt. jars. $15.90.
See Mary Ethel Gilman. 46-1tp
FOR SALE--640 acres with $8,0~}
improvements, plenty of good
water, six miles north of Carlyle,
$8,500 with terms; also 16-ft.
Rumley combine ready to go.
W. O. Fletcher, Wlbaux. ~-2tp
TRAINED Auto and Diesel Me-
chanics, Welders, Top and Body
men in great demand. A short,
practical course willprepare you
for a good job. Free catalog,
HANSON TRADE SCHOOL. Box
1780-X, Fargo, N. Dak. 4~-4t¢
FOR SALE---~#0 aere farm, fen~d
and cross fenced, good buildings,
3 sections under fence. Plenty of
free range, water. 300 acres in
crop now, can have one-half as
is. $7006, has to be taken in 10
• days. W. L. Staggs, Wibaux,
Mont. 46-1"tp
REAL ESTATF-e--Well I m p r o v e d
farms, from 160 acres up. Well
improved ranches up to 10,000
acres in a block. BUsiness build-
ings and modern homes in town.
Beforeyou buy, drop in and see
me.W C. Howard. Real Estate
Broker, W|baux, Montana. 42-tfc
FOR SALE--I John Deere 6-foot
combine, with motor on, good as
new; 1 1936 1½ ton Dodge truck,
dual wheels, 2 brand new tires
and inner tubes, has been over-
hauled; 1 McCormick-Deering 8-
foot binder with tractor hitch, in
A-1 shape; 1 I2-foot Deering
header for windrower. M. A.
Finneman, phone 5F22, Golva,
N.D. 42-6tc
i
Farmers
and
-Ranchers!
FOR SALFe--Res~dence. Inquire at
Montana - Dakota Utilities Co.,
Beach, N.D. 46-Itc
FOR SALF,--Two 9 x 24 Urea, tubes
and rims. Logan Garage, Beach,
N.D. 46-tfc
FOR 8ALF,--Model T Ford truck,
good tires. 60 bushel box, suitable
for hauling to granary. J. E.
Metealf, Trotters. 46-2tp
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LOST--Cap for B~me/~ae
Finder please leave at the Golden
Valley News office. John Rider.
Beach, N.D. 46-t~0
FOR SALE--Wild fruR. Cherries,
1O qts. $.75; plums for sauce, $~.5~
a bushel; plums for Jell, $1.50 a
bushel; buffalo berries, 20 cents
a quart. Orders filled in order
received. Mary Rathbun, Sentinel
Butte. ~-~tp
~V Oe,. CMO.
that offdr'
extra mileage
Smooth leathers
Or Rich Suedes
WOMEN'S SHOES
open-toe bow pumps
and tailored oxfords.
Goodyear W'elt :
MEN'S 0
Moccasin or plain toe
bluchers, straight
and wing tip. "-
~'~ ~ Moccasin ox'ords ~ dO
-... .........
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BEACH LIVEST
MARKET
SAVE MONEY ON YOUR
REPAIRS FOR
HAYING AND HAR STING
MACHINERY
We have a large supply of Repairs to fit practically
all makes of machines!
Mower and Binder Parts
Binder Canvas
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
August llth and 12th
• Will take as many hogs as you may delivex, at .the
following prices: -
" ToP 140 to 240 lbs. - .... $13~0 to $13.35
HEAVY 240 lbs., up ...... $12.40 t~ $I~
PACKING SOWS all weights - $12A0 to
STAGS, 70 lb. dock, all weights
STAGS, 70 lb. dock, all weights ~': - -~ -
Twine, Ete.
Make Our Store Your Headquarters
for all kinds of Harvest Supplies
& SON:
• . .. :/- NORTH DAKOTA