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AUGUST 13, 1942j THE GOLDEN VALLEY
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,poe at the City Dg Storo,crop, against *ire during `the est Midway Hero
,taking he place of Mi Gloria Janze season. Ra'es rsonble.Farmers-
Itwrertce Turnbull received a phone and Mr. Bill Kreiderman of Balfour. [Merchan.ts Bank Insurance ,Dept.
Trotters
The men ad some of the ladies
Wednesday evening of last week No. Dak., .has taken .the place of] Hollis Adams and Wm. Braden
him 2xat his father, R. E. F,rnkie Kippley who has h, ancted in 'left yes``erday w.ornng by car for
of Pessenden, N. Dak., had his resignaMon. Couer d' Alene. Idaho, where .hey
from a ladder whim painting The local post-office hes received will be employed in a defense plant,
broke h leg. {r. Turnbull, who helr first shilnent of V-Mail lett2r ,here.
81 years of age, was rushed to the vheets which are now on sale to the Lawrence Turnbull received a tale-!
hsp.tal vehe he is confined, pub::c. The ew s:heet is used for grm Munday of ths week from his
Mss Elsie Wing of Hazen, N. Dak., tatters to soldier boys which travels nephew, Ncal Seely, that he had
here last week end ,to ke much fater and is more sure of de- /ased h:s examination a Butte,
place of Miss Eleanor Boisen who :leery. I2qui-e a the local pos Mont.. for Civilian Pilots Training
'her position a' Bertha's o;fice for them. and within a short time will st.ar his
Parlor. .Miss Boisen is spead- Ms. Thelma McErlain lef't by courage m av/ation. Neal couldn't
a Vacation at her home in Sent- tra:.n tthe f.rst of the wek for quite make bhe aviation caet qualifi-
BuOte but within a very short herid.an, Wyo.. where she will visit cations bu is well pleased to ge into
to take a ¢a-ip eegt. her fat,her. Thomas Thompson, for the course he is going to take. He
Smith was out Sunday for a few days. arrived home yes:erday for a short
irst time in several days after Mrs. Adin VEllev .arrived here last slay before slatting his course ,t!
confined to fills home wth what week and ho:s been a guest t the Dickinsdn. ]
believed to be an t'ttack of ap- Watt Johnson home in his ci`ty. She Mr. and Mrs. Win. Gardner and
are ve:y busy baying now. "Phere is
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from Neis Nelson recent:Iv, stating
tha he had been ill with pneumonia
and was just able Ca) sit up when he
wrote.
The Garrell house is getting a nice
coat of white paint wiOh green *aim-
surely .hay in abundance his year.
O. K. Omley was hC.ping P. V.
Moore sack hay part of last week
Constanoe Mouser spent the week
end at the P. V. Moore home.
Cecil Omley spent the week vis:ting
rclives and friends at Trotters axed
Boach.
It seems that we ware mistaken in
stating that this was Myrtle Neller-
moe's first visit to Trotters Ln eight
years. She made a very short visit
here five years ago.
The P. V. Moores received a lettter
informs the News that her husband, daughter 1Harian motored to Fargo
The Ed. Kowaleski fmnily axe mov- Supu A. R. Miller. is now locted last week. From here Mrs. Gardner Lieut, Henry Fitts, 25, of Macon,
this week to ,the Wiley home just with t.he U. S. Army at Camp Crowd-:and daughter wen on to points in N. C., first publicly acclaimed hero mings which will surely be a fine im-
of where they now reside. The ¢r w,ere he ,has been assigned to Wiscosin for ,their summer's wction of the battle between American air
house will be occupied t.he Signal Corp. I with rehtives. Mr Oardner arriv,l arms and Jap fleet off Midway is-
the Tony Sohmitz fanily who will The Geo. Wassmann fam.i:y of home tthe-first of ','.he week.
in from ,their farm home south Sent:nel Bttte ,moved into B3ach last I A laxge crowd at.ended the dance
..town. Sunday and are reMding in the hou e e the. ct. Philip hall last Satur-
mid Mrs. Glemx Wolf motored v.hlch was vacated by the Henry Tot-iday nig, ht and a fine time was enjoy-
Bismarck Thuvsclay of last week now family. ed by everyone. The music was
home Friday evening. While Miss Gloria Janze aud Mrs. Arnold furnished by the "S':x Gentlemen of
Mr. Wolf ,attended a state B-aden left by train last evening for Jive" of Beadh.
land. He dropped the bombs which
sank a Jap aircraft carrier.
Bonnie View
of courtty chairmen and re- the west ccast. Mrs. Braden gong Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller and Miss Mrs, Joe Peeha Sr., spent Sunday
a very intereing meeting which o Beiiingham, Wn, to visit relatives, Thelma Iverson of Gl0ndive were at ,the C-odfrey Pesha home.
ttended by a number of govern- nd Miss Jgnze o Evere:¢, Wn., dinner guests at the Ed. Enderle Vernon Meech and Howard Bow-
officials who gave instructive where she will make her hoe wi#h home in this city last Sunday. Miss ers arrived at the Leo Nielsen home
on how to carry on county her fher, l.ast week Srom their 'homes in M,une-
J. M. S':ill as received word from
and Mrs. Judd Goodman and his son, Bob. hat he ,has qualified
children of Plentywood, Mont., as an expert on a Browning Ma-
week end guests et taxe Clarence chine gun. Bob is located at Camp
home here in Beach. They Wolters. Texas, but expects o be
to ,taheir home on Monday ransferred soon. Bob says ¢he weth-
far has been a li, ttle too wrm d
and Mrs. Roy Hatanatl of tale Vhe loI:g hikes are somewhat tire-
mmamnlgy were Beach shop- some.
hint Thuruy a.d while in town Andrew Finneman, son of Mr. and
wth fried. I Mrs. Mike Finneman, of the Golva
and Mrs. Cliff Wagner and ccmmuni,ty came last week end from
irom west of Trotters, were Colfax, Wn., to spend some time
and oallers in own Tlurs-ihere helping with ,the fall's harvest
f laat week. [at his father's farm.
letter from Ite BarOelt an- Mrs. Mabel Jac0bson of Carlyle,
tt yeavJ subscription to the Mon, t., came in by bus Tuesday morn-
comes from Bremerton, Wn., 'ing of this week from the west coast
us hat 6ae is now work- where she has been visiting. She
in the Puget Sound Navy Yard llef % for her home at Caxlyle that
tikes fixer work very much. morning.
and Mrs. Mark Harper and Mrs. Carl Krogh, of Hawley, Minn.,
children left by car Monday af- and Mrs. Clifford Abrahamson of
for Spokane, Wn., where Mr. 'Dilwert`h, Minn., arived here Friday
has employment. During the of last week to visLt ,their sLster, Mrs.
year ad a half Mr. Harper Curt Sill, of this city.
been employed ea a meohaxtic at i Tommy Kirkpatriok left Tuesdty of
clmlz Garage. .this week after spending a few days
ad Mrs. Matt Rlstuben and here with his mother, Mrs. Anna
lve ,moved into residence Kirkpatrlck. of Oolva community.
was Just vaoated hy e Mark Tommy arrived Sunday frcm Fort
family. Ord, California Where he' has been
Bernieoe Gilman arrived home sttloned.
from ,hey Cwo weeks' vaca- Mrs. Elmer Hasbrook and sister,
pent wlt, h her brother-in-law Elsie MadDougal, Mxs. Roy Turtle and
sister, Mr. and ,Mrs. ,,. W. Berg, Mrs. Thelma McErlain motored to
MAnn. Glendive Thursday afternoon of last
l,sy Marman returned home week where they spent several hours
Baker, Mont., yesterday efter taking in the sights. Mrs. Kahryn
Howard took care of the Park Cale
home,few days Vhere at the[during their absence.
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BUSINiS COLLEOE lU
FARo o. N.D.
Ivs Endrle accompanied Vhem hom
for a few days' visit.
Miss Ma:ian Bell. 7-year-old daugh-
.:er of Mr. and Mrs. J,mes Bell of
Rockford, IllLcds. arrived here alone
Sunday to spend a vacation wfti
her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Enderle, Mrs. Bell as formerly,
Cecelia Enderle.
Mrs. Ca;therine Marman enjoyed a
short visit with her aunt. Mrs, Rose
Serdo|z of Portland, Ore., who came
down from Glendive Thursday of last
week to spend tne day here.
Mr. and Mrs. Sandness arrived
back in Beach last week end from
their summer's vacation in Minnesota
points.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Palmer from
Glendive, Mma, t.. the first of the week.
Earl has been sick for about a month
wiLh pneumonia and at times was
quite seriously ill. He has been in
the N. P. Hospital at Glendive. He
v¢ill stay home for aaoter week res:-
ing up before going back to work as
clerk t tfixe depot ,here.
Eddie Wicka is here spending a
last fall Eddie has ben on Oa'ae west
coast employed in a defense plant.
vacation at the parental Felix Wicka
! wJuls "tLO to tno mot,
Oeo. Fletcher ox Sntinel Butte was
a BeaCh visitor Friday fernoon of
last week. Oeorge has been confined
to bed for .the pas, five morrths, moh
of that time being spent in the Dick-
inson hospital. He wa$-rel bout
ten days ago and't& now feeling
fine.
George I. Dee, county ag:r#t, es-
tlmtes that about eighty per cent
of the new wheat crop will have to
be stored on the fa#..ms. The quota
for wheat for Golden Valley county
hs year was 87.000 acres farm-
ers planted 82.000 .acres and used the
other 5000 acres for other crops, es-
pecially flax.
Elmer Hasbrook got back from Col-
umbs, Mont., on N. 2 Sturday morn-
ing, coming ha five hours late on ae-
county of a wreck ,this side of 8addle,
Wn. Elmer has been doing carpenter
work at tYne chrome mines, The Moit
and t,he Blmbo. Becmme it is work
for the war production rules aa'e very
strict.. No camera, no firearms are
atiowed and every man ias to have
a pass to get in and out.
L. M. MacMartln, of Blsnmrck,
fieldrnan for the Armour Creameries,
was in ,town this pazt week and ar-
ranged with Curt Sill to buy cream
for ,the Armour market. Curt has fit-
ted up a room in the rear of his up-
holstery storeroom where the cream-
ery equipment been installed.
look for his announeeraent in this
paper.
Mrs. Sehmitz and daughter, Mildre@
moved ,this week into he Sohillo
house vShieh was vaca',d last week
by te Leo Halgh family who are
now resid, ing in the Jos. Meyer resi-
denoe.
We Have
FRANKLIN'S
As Advertised in the
August 8th Issue Of
"THE FARMER" PARKE-DAVIS
GLOBE A-C.TOL SBARPE & DOHME
For control of large Roundworms,
(lscarids) and cecal worms in your
chickens and turkeys. May be
used in wet or dry masl00
a#
Active ingredient: Phenothiazine
SLEIGHT'S CITY DRUG
BLACKLEG
SERUMS
BUTTE DRUG
Beach, North Dakota
"Your Globe Druggist"
sota, the former being a brother of
Mrs. Nielsen. At present ,hey are
employed at .the Ed Feldmann and
llph Mosser homes, respectively.
Mr. and Mrs. Oerhardt Schallock
and family of Beach were Sunday
visitors t-the home of Mrs. Snal-
lock's sister. Mrs. Tom Ctmrot.
Mrs. George Barnharst, of Kendall,
Wisconsin, and Miss Mac Barnlmrst
of Milwaukee, lef.t by traln Monday
morning for their repective homes
after week's vist at the McCaskey
home Mrs. Barhar is an aunt o
the McCaskey family and Mac is s
cousin.
Mrs. Frank Nehls and Miss Mildred
Berg were Sentinel Butte visitors
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Oamroth were
callers @t bhe Frark Lechler home
2VIonday.
Joe Pesha, Sr., and sons, Godfrey
and Jerry, are doing carpenter work
a he Joe Pesha Jr. home.
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
,.: Dr. Chernausek
./Rogers & Gumper
Walton Block
Dickinson, North I:,ta
GUY LEE
ATTORNEY
Sentinel Btte, N. DalL
KEOHANE & KUHFELD
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Phone 133
'-Beach. North Dakota
DR. 0. I. IECE
Dent
BEAGrH. NORTH DAKOT
DR. E. A. NYMAN
ICH, NORTH DLrDrA
New Location Dowrmtirs
office phone 61 - res. 11
W. It. SCHELL
Attorney-At-Law
Beach. N. D.
Of Ioeated in form_.
Vy Bank Bdd
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Ooldsberry
and Mrs. Alice ,Moore motored to
Bech on Friday.
H. H. Burchette is busy harvesting
wheat now.
Reading Glasses .... 50c to $6
Gold Glasses ...... $10 to $15.50
Double Vision Glasses $3.50 up
GLASSES FITTED
G. Gilbertson
Optical Specialist
Beach. N. D.
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MaOh Brown end daugh*er, Violet,
and Mr. eaxd Mrs. Arthur Brown
motored ,to Sentinel Butte laat Thurs-
day.
Pete Tether has been out x thi
par of the cotmty repairing the
"Old Morgan Rad" to the river.
The members of )tr ownship board
are panning in laeig a ltrg
cememt culvert ,t te "Old Wagner"
place, which will enable people from
the river to use ,this road to Sertinel
Butte mad Beach, Maortening their
route Beach by en miles.
A picnic was held a t_e Rl&mrd
Moore ranch in honor of Viler Brown
tst Saturday md the fllowing day,
Sunday 6 farewell picnic was 'held at
Mlas Browh's hme.
Violet Brown left last Tuesday for
Bismarck to ame her duties t he
St. Alexius Hospital.
Mericl Rathbn is geLting along
provement. Ben Verdick was. doing 1 fine since njurying her avrn last
€he paint job. ]week.
Miss Exie Polen called a* Trotters I John S. Rathbun is imp:'oving
on Sunday and made em inspection slowly rom his recent illness.
of the Trotters school house, as she Mr, and Ms. Ted Blue and child-
will teh our school this year. I ren were Sentinel Butte and Beach
shoppers last Thursday.
The P. V. Moore and Norman Nel- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cook and child-
lermoe families atded Church se_r-
vices and Ladies Aid a Skaar on ran were calling on friends in this
Sunday. cnmunity last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Stacker d scne
friends were ou in our neighborhood
l ast Sunday.
Earl Robert returr.d Sturday from
sou, bh of Medora where he is drilling
some wells.
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