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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS Thursday, August 17,
Sidney
at the Pau~on home on
made
week on
and Mrs. Bob Hart accom-
Amunrud faro-
Monday evening to
Todd the record runner.
Mrs. Mabel Latcha and son left
for their home at Pamona, Calif.
visltin~g relatives
for several
M Of Washington, John
Mrs. Caml~
son of Billings visited
; Charles Dahl home last
Mrs. Alvina Meek and Bill Mende
left for MLI~ City Thursday, where
Billy ,will play in the Junior league
games and Mrs. Meek will visit
f~.
Mr#. Wayne Marcus and son left
We4nesday for Bridger to visit her
mother, Wayne Marcus attended
some of the Junior 4eague baseball
games at Miles City this week.
Mrs. Lawrence ~ Mt Thut~,
day by bus for Portland, Ore. to
Join M husband, who preceded
her there several months ago. Mrs.
Leroy S~nds has taken her place
in the ration office.
Mrs.~ Audrey Swanson and son
left Saturday night from Beach for
her home in Washington after
visiting her mother, Mrs. L. A.
Wood~ousep. and other relatives for
several wee£s.
4
Westerheim
Harrison Stedman helped John
Berg thresh Friday and Saturday.
and daughter
Wisconsin last
there for sev-
and Mrs.
the Ameri-
~Legion A~Ixiliary Sund~y after-
Pedersen was able to
Beach hospi-
after a serious opera-
and Mrs. Bur-
, Welsh entertained the Fuhda-
after-
Big Pedersen and
[ Mrs. Pedersen's
and ram-
the Reeve ranch Sunday,
Jeannette Stockwell,
Dick, Eleanor
Bailey and
home from
Billings.
Holisteln, Mrs. A.
Mrs. Chas.
Ada Bovey of
pic-
Welsh home last
of town guest
Mrs. E. Dale,
a beautiful gift
GLENDIVE, MONTANA
cup~rr WEEK
feature length
DWARFS"
TUES.:
~IN-I~F GIRL"
P, S.
John
E.
The
the
:, all - dancing, all-
that's ~ dream
Gale Storm
First smashing
to
spent a few days at the Ellis Steck-
er home the past week.
Bernice Van Horn spent the
weekend with her cousin, Kay
Wright.
Mrs. Ben Maus and children and
Joan Teacher visited Barbara Allen
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roberts and
John Will visited at the Henry
Franzen home in Beach Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Main and
children are visiting at the Wen-
dell Youells home.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Cook and
twins left for Aitkin, Minn. Tues-
day after a 10-day visit here with
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wright and
granddaughter, Bernice Van Horn
of Union, Wash. were visitors at the
Gee. Wright home Thursday.
Stanley and Larry Allen stayed
after the circus and helped load up
the outfit, said it took until 1:$0
A.M.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Rourke and
nephew, Duane Boderman, Were
Sentinel Butte and Beach visitors
Saturday evening.
Jim Rathbun F2e's luck held out
alright. Jim got night school from
5 P. M. to midnight at his new
training base.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lowman
and children were shoppers in
Beach Monday, AI Allen caught a
ride out home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Stecker and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carney visited
at the Pete Lardy home Sunday,
August 6th.
Mrs. Ray Kukowskl, Dickie and
Helen, Mrs. Donald Klttleson and
Mary Ellen Odenbaugh were callers
at the Rathbun home Thursday.
They came to order cherries.
John Kunick, Darlene and Eu-
genia Kunick visited Vivian Rath-
bun Friday A. M. and Kay Wright
and Bernice Van Horn visited Viv-
fan FTiday afternoon.
Duane and Durwood Wagner
were up from the river Saturday to
take in the circus at Beach, as
were Thee. Jr.. Alton and Gordon
Becker, also from the river.
We are sorry to report that Ben
MaLts' crop near Golva was hit by
hail. We hope, Ben, it wasn't as
much damage done as was reported
to us.
The J-Iarold Cook, Ted Cook, Win.
F. Br~wn families and Mr. and
Mrs. J. ~. Wright were guests
day, August 6, at a belated
party for Jay Wright, said
day being Augus~ 2nd.
Mrs. Marie Rllea and infant son
David returned to the home of
~arie's parents Wednesday evening.
other and baby are doing just
fine. Mrs. John Berg went to Dick-
lnson after Marie and the baby.
Rev. Armstrong of Dickinson
spent Sunday night, August 6th,
with Fred Robertson and spent
Monday A. M. at the Rathbun
home, returning to Dickinson Men-
I
Mr. and Mrs. Cll~ord Wagner1
and children came up from the[
river Monday and went to Beach
after gas and oil for harvesting. As
Clifford had the family along I bet]
they took in the carnival Monday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lowman,
Jimmle Joe and Llla Lee and
Grandpa Lowman attended the cir-
cus Saturday night. Llla Lee was
lucky enough to get ~ chance to
ride one of the circus horses.
Pete Wirtzfeld spent Friday and
Saturday combining barley for
John Brown near Sentinel Butte.
Pete moved home Sunday and Bill
Wlrtzfeld took Pete back down to
Browns after Pete's pick~lp.
Being nearly everyone was ready
to start cOmbining Monday, it
started to rain Sunday night, and
as we write this Monday noon it's
still raining. No combining or
binding for a few days at least.
There is to be a party at the
Westerheim schoolhouse Saturday,
August 19 in honor of Bernice Van
Horn of Union, Wash., who is visit-
lng relatives here. It also happens
to be Melvin Allen's birthday.
Sgt. Roy Berg writes from New
Guinea that he had received his
picnic notebook. Roy writes. "That
is one thing I am going to try my
best to save. People wrote in it
that I have never had the pleasure
to meet. Thanks a ~ for it2
Threshin~ started in our com-
munity Friday, when John Berg
and Webb Allen put their two
crews together, and using John's
rigs, threshed out wheat, oats and
barley for, John, and then threshed
out Webbs barley. All grain yield-
ed good. Some of the younger boys
played out the second day, the
third day the men had t~ call on
some of the women folks to help,
which they were willing to do and
by doing so they were able to finish
the fields before the rain started.
SUMMONS
State of North Dakota
County of Golden Valley
In District "Court
Sixth Judicial- District
Catherine Uet~, )
Plaintiff )
vs. )
Joseph Ue~z, the unknown )
heirs of Joseph Uetz, Ethel )
Sykes, the unknown heirs )
of Peter Uetz deceasea, )
Bertha C. Dilley, John )
Boltz Jr., Agnes "Boltz, )
also known as Aggie Boltz. )
Peter Boltz, the unknown
)
heirs of Frances Uetz Boltz, )
deceased, Mary Uetz, Anna
)
Uetz, Nick Uetz, Henry )
Lowe, Chas. L. Jacobs, )
L. M. Ford, A. J. Gilman. )
and all other persons un-
l
known clalmin~ any estate )
or interest in. or lien or )
day P. M.
Charles Rathbun rode up horse-
back from the Goklsherry ranch,
where he has been employed the
past 7 months. Charles will spend
some time at home helping his
mother with the harvest work.
Charles will return to Goldsberrys
when Harrison needs him at
roundup tlme.
Mr. and Mrs. Gee. Carr, Mary
Jane and Patsy and Wm. Rathbun
came up from the river and ~ent
to Sentinel Butte and Beach Sat-
urday. William remained in Beach,
while we believe Carrs went to
Belfleld to get Beth, who has been
visiting at Belfleld.
V--
NOTICE FOB BIDS
Bids are hereby called to supply
coal for the Crtpps, Burkey and
Barthel schools for the season of
1944-45. Bids will be read at reg-
ular meeting October 10th. Board
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
ED~ F. KREMERS, Clerk
Lower Valley School Dist.
No. Ig, Golva. N. D.
SOMMONS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA )
)as.
COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY )
IN DISTRICT COURT
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Glen R. Oison,
Plaintiff,
VS.
Central Seeur£tles Company,
a corporation, Beach State
Bank, Da corporation, Ed-
ward . Shrlner, The Cen-
tral Mortgage Company, a }
corporation, Joseph W.
Moore, Administrator of the
Estate of Lucy Jane Sisy-
ton, Deceased, William Bur-
ton, Susie K. Arnold, J. I.
Case ThreshlngM a c h i n e
C o m p a n y {Incorporated),
and all other persons un-
known claiming any estate
or interest in. or lien or
encumbrance upon the pro-
perty described in the
Complaint,
Defendants.
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE-
FENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned and re.
~ lred to answer the Complaint of
e above named Plaintiff, which
is on file in the Office of the Clerk
of the District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District in the County of
Golden Valley and State of North
Dakota, and to serve a copy of your
answer thereto upon the subscriber
at his office in the City of Beach.
in said County and State. within
Ithirty (30) days after the service
of this summons upon you, exclu-
sive of the day of such service.
and in caseof your failure to
appear or answer as above requir-
ed, the Plaintiff will take judgment
against you try default for ,the re-
lief demanded in the Compmmz.
Dated at Beach, North Dakota, this
14th day of August A. D. 1944,
JOHN KEOHANE
Attorney for Plaintiff
C~ice and Postoffiee Address:
Beach. North Dakota.
NOTICE.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEN-
DANTS:
You, and each of you, will please
take notice that the above entitled
action is brought for the purpose
of quieting title in the Plaintiff and
depriving you, and each of you,
of any and ~11" interest in and to
the following described lands and
premises situated In ~e County of
Golden Valle$ and State of North
WANT ADS
TWO CENTS PER WOKD
PER ISSUE
If yo~ want to buy o~ ten
something; if you n4~l help
or w~at a Job, you cau get
rNul~ from News Wan~
Ads.
No ad accepted for less fl~m
chuge of a$~ will b. =uae mr
'*blind" adj-
FOR SALE-~-reom modern house.
Mrs. Carrie Gordon, Beach. 46-tic
FOR SALE--6-room house, known
as Zook house. See Ernest Moore,
Beach. 46-tfc
FOR RENT---Grain storage space
in Beach. See L. D. Logan at
Feed Mill. 46-tfc
FOR SALE--12-ft duckfoot; Singer
sewing machine; wheel chair.
Chas. Purvis, Beach. 44-tfc
FOR SALE--Two 9 x 24 tires, tubes
and rims. Logan Garage, Beach,
N.D. 46-tfc
FOR SALE---Two small houses on
E. D. Logan property. Mrs. Geo.
Oech. 47-tfc
FOR SALE---10" Minneapolis h~m-
mermill. Earl Schmitz, Beach,
N. D, 47-2tp
FOR SALE--7 to 8 room HeatrMa.
Like new. Frank Bares, Bea~n.
N.D. 47-lip
FOR SALE--A few used quart and
two-quart jars, 50 and 75c. In-
quire at Golden Valley News
office. 45-tf
FOR SALE---Model T Ford truck,
good tires, 60 bushel box, suitable
for hauling to granary. J. E.
Metcalf. Trotters. 46-2tp
LOST--Cap for gasoline tank.
Finder please leave a~ the Golden
Valley News office. John Rider,
Beach, N.D. 46-tfc
FOR SALE--Cedar telephone poles
and split cedar post. Hanson
Lumber & Hardware Co., Golva,
North Dakota. 38-tfc
FOR SA~ acres with $6,000
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, Wibaux. 4~-2tp
encumbrance upon the pro- ) %
petty described in the Corn- ) Dakota, vlz: '~,
l Southwest Quarter (SW~) of
plaint. Defendants } Section Four (4), the North Half
THE STATE OF NORTH" DAKOTA (N~) and .the NO;trh NI~slfwO~
mc~ mw~ A~nv~, NAMED DE- me ~oum est ~u~r~ ( ~ ~4~
~D*,a~N~S~" .... of Section Eight (8) all in Town-
".~-'~, .~'~"--~.r'e~v summoned and re- ship One Hundred Forty-four
-,,~ "+.~ "~'-we~r the Comrdaint of l (144) North, of Range One Hun-
t~e~a-bo~e n'a~n~ Plaintiff, ~hich ~[ d~ ~r~i (ll~M)e~i?nt, of the
on file in the office of the Clerk| . P ,
~ ,~. n~t~ot Court of the Sixth|ana of determining adverse claims
~:,,~-]:~--r~-~,]ot-in *he County of|theret0, and that no personal claim
~'~e'n" V~leT-'and ~te of ~or~ ~ armaa~d a2e~esdt ~no%~nlae~oYOU ap-
Dakota, and to serve a copy of your ~ ~-~
answer thereto upon the subscriber~ _ JOHN_KEOHA. NE
~* ~= ~= ~ ~h~ oitv Of Beach .,~,~orney for ~'lamtL~
thirty (30) days after the s e~,ce ~ s. , ~; ~, P ....
of this summons upon you, exctus~ve , = u~ ,
of the day of such serVice, ana m ~ .. .,'
case of your failure to appear or ~ .... ;/.~. ....
answer as, above required, the Plain- ~. ~&g~--~evera4 ~tIGle &~
tiff will take Judgment aipainst you work horses. Sam Wilson, Car-
by default_ . .for ~the relief demanded ]yle, M~nt,: 47o4tc
in the uornpmm~ " " _
Dated at Beach, North Dakota. ~'~o ~~
this 15th day of August I . bin ---l- i -i - -""
N O T X c Z m, om ~ n sec~ ons, rouna, ~a~.
YOU, and each of you, will please redwood, $~15.00; One ~½ ft. ex-
take notice that the above entitled tension for Aills Chalmers 5- ft
action is brought for the purpose
of quieting title in the Plaintiff and combine. Make your machine T~
depriving you, and each of you, of ft. cut, $135,00. Assortment 30-ft,
any and all interest in and to the Lareatte ropes, $I.75 while £hey
following described lands situated in
the County of G~Iden Valley, and J~st. Grain Buster Hammermllis,
State of North Dakota. to-wit: 150 to 200 bU. P~I,, $68.50..Best
The Northeast Quarter (NE~) buy on market today. One 12-ft.
of Section Nine (9), and the North Rumley combine, good shaPe. Get
Half of the South Half (N~S~)
of Section Ten (l~), in Township your basin tiller now. i0 and 12
One Hundred and Forty-one (141), foot in stock. C. G. Johnson,
North of Range One Hundred Golva. . 47-1tc
and Four (104L West of the 5th
P.M. - n, n
and of determining adverse claims
thereto, and that no personal claim
is made against you unless you appear
and defend in this action, ~
Dated this 15th day of AuEust Farmers
1944. GUY LEE,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Beach, North D~kota,
(Aug. 17. 24, 31; Sept, 7, 14, 21, 1944)
and
TRAINED Auto and Diesel Me-
chanics, Welders, Top and Body
men in great demand. A short.
practical course will prepare you
for a good Job. Free catalog.
HANSON TRADE SCHOOL, Box
1780-X, Fargo, N. Dak. 45-4tc
I0 qts. $.75; plums for sauce, $~.50
a bushel; plums for jell, $1.50 a
bushel; buffalo berries, 20 cents
a quart. Orders filled in order
received. Mary Rathbun, Sentinel
Butte. 46-3tp
farms, from 160 acres up. Well
improved ranches up to 10,000
acres in a block. Busine~ build-
ings and modern homes in town.
Before you buy, drop in and see
me. W. C. Howard, Real Estate
Broker, Wibaux, Montana. 42-tfc
FOR SALE--I John Mre 6-foot
combine, with motor on, good as
new; 1 1936 1% ton Dodge truck,
dual wheels, 2 brand new tires
and inner tubes, has been over-
hauled; I McCormick-Deering 8-
foot binder with tractor hitch, in
A-1 shape; 1 12-foot Deering
header for windrower. M. A.
Finneman, phone 5F~, Golva,
N.D. 42-6tc
I
Ranchers!
• SAVE MONEY ON YOUR
REPAIRS FOR
Alka- Seltser fo~
orniaz Aft~' A~
Mucles, Acid lnd~s~on. Pleusmt~
effective. SO@ mad SO~t.
High Vitamin pot~mcy at low celt--
ONE*A-DAY Vitamin Tablets. A and
D tablets in th~ ~ellow ~--B-~
plsx t~blets in the
T~s~a
I I I
HAYING AND HARVESTING
MACHINERY
We have a large supply of Repairs to fit practically
all makes of machines!
FOR SALE-
acre farm, mostly aH under plow.
ood set of buildings and artesian well
that can be p ped into buildings. Plenty
of good water• Located one mile east
of Golva. Will be sold cheap•
Mower and Binder Parts
Binder Canvas
Twine, Etc.
Make Our Store Your Headquarters
for all kinds of Harvest Supplies
SON
NORTH DAKOTA
FOR SALFe--Dodge sedan, good
tires and running order. C. H.
Clark, Beach. 47-1tp
FOR SALE---Electric Frigidaire;
also steel bed complete with
springs and mattress. Leo Haigh,
Beach. 4~-tfc
FOR SALE--~-eylinder 4 hp. Mun-
sie outboard motor. See Bob
Coutts on Saturday or Sunday, I
in Beach.. ~ __ 47-1tpI
FOR SALEe--8-room house with 6/
acres plus .69 acres of land for[
quick sale. Located near school in[
Beach; also two-wheeled trailer~
with good tires. Harold Fosjard, J
Wlbaux, Mont. 47-2tp
FOR SALE--2M0 acre farm,
and cross fenced, good
3 sections under fence. Plenty
free range, water. 300
crop now, can have one-hal~
is. $7000, has to be taken in
days. Owner will be at W.
Stagg's place, Wibaux.
FOR SALE---A five room
fully modern, 50-ft. lot. east
two blocks from State
College, garage, paved street.
very fine home. For prices
terms see or write Abraham
surance Agency, over S & L
Dickinson, N. D.
Buy WAR BONDS todsyl
GOO6 LOBTI
GEO. T. HANSEN
Wibaux, Montana
BEACH LIVESTOCK
MARKET
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
August lSth and 19th
Will take as many hogs as you may deliver, at the
following prices:
TOP 140 to 240 lbs. --
HEAVY 240 Ibs, up
PACKING SOWS all weights -
STAGS, 70 lb. dock, all weights
STAGS, 70 lb. dock, all weights
$zuo to $1 .ss
$12.-40 to $12.60
$12.40 to
$12.20 to
- $12.00
All hogs sold on ceiling prices last week and I
expect this price to remain, as demand is good.
.
Always Get a Sq
,,JACK
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