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Thursday, August 17, 1944
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
PAGE FIVE
THE
GOLDEN VALLEY
NEWS
A Weekly Published Every
Thursday by
The
NEWS PUBLISHING CO.
JOHN H. RIDER, Editor
N. C. SHIPMAN, Business Manager
J. D. MacDOUGALL, SupL
~ntered as Second Class matter a'
the Postoffice at Beach, North Dakota
October 7, 1936, under the Act of
March 3, 1897.
SENTINEL BUTTE
Miss Marion Manion of Medora
is staying with Miss Betty Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Qualle were
callers in town Monday.
The Paul Wyckoff family moved
into the Laura Gilbert residence
Sunday.
Donna Kirkpatrlck spent several
days last week at Wibaux visiting
the Robert Bloome family.
Mrs. Paul Wagner and Mrs. Nell
Hogoboom were dinner guests at
the Paul Wischow home Sunday•
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hall and John
Nelson spent Saturday and Sunday
in Glendive.
Mr. and Mrs• Ernest Nelson and
John were 6:30 dinner guests at the
Walt Dixon home at Chama Wed-
nesday evening•
Fred Oberg was up from Bis-
marck and spent several days at-
tending to business z: the Dunham
Lumber company.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Downs were
Beach callers Monday, where Mrs.
!Downs consulted a physician for an
infected finger•
Lawrence Kirkpatrick was con-
fined to his bed with a very bad
back ailment several days last
week..
A new cable was installed in the NOTICE FOR BIDS
telephone officd last w6ek.
Notice is hereby given that the
Bill Hasselstrom was a business
caller in town Monday•
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Petersilie and
Donna arrived Sunday from Atlan-
ta, Ga. to spend about two ~eeks
visitir~g at the Otto Petersilie and
Alma Rink homes• Alvin recently
received a medical discharge from
the armed forces.
---V-~
TROTTERS NEWS
Mrs. J. F. Crook, Cot.
Pat Nelson arrived last Tuesday O. K. Omley was repairing a
from Arcadia, Wis. to spend some granary for Kyle Sperry pa.,t of
time with his uncle and aunt, Mr. last week.
and Mrs. E. D. Nelson• I Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Moore and
Russell Brown is working at the ldaughters were Sunday evening
callers at the J. F, Crook home.
Several families from this com-
munity went to Beach on Saturday
to shop and to attend the circus.
Don't forget Sunday school and
church services at Trotters on Au-
gust 20th. Everybody welcome.
The Beckers are very busy haul-
ing wheat to Beach in their pickup.
They have to make quite a few
trips but are keeping on the job
steadily.
Ben Russell surprised his daugh-
Pat Murphy home during harvest, i
Mrs. Paul Wagner was a supper}
guest of Mrs. Alma Rink Sunday.
The Misses Dorothy Tollefson and
Ruby Merkel arrived from Steele
Sunday to visit at the Hugh A~Tn-
strong home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Myers re-
turned last Monday evening from
Fort Peck, Mont., where they spent
several days visiting their daugh-
ter Marjorie.
Mrs. Jennie Dempsey returned
Saturday evenin, g after having ter, Mrs. Kyle Sperry, and family,
spent the past couple of weeks and his friends here, when he ar-
visiting relatives at Minneapolisl rived on Friday evening from Be-
and Superior, Wis. loit, Wis. to visit at his daughter's
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nelson and home. We're all happy to see Ben
son John, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gard-!again.
Board of County Commissioners of
Golden Valley County, North Dakota,
will receive sealed bids for the
reconstruction of the Williams Creek
Dam. Bids to be left with the
County Auditor, to be opened Sept.
5th, 1944 at 10:00 o'clock A• M. A
certified check in the amount of
10% of the Bid must accompany all
bids.
Quantlty Esfimale:
Embankment, Dam 6100 cubic yards
Spillway Excavation 1900 cubic yards
Rock rlprap 636 square yards
Rubble Concrete cut off on spillway
10 cubic yards
The Board of County Commission-
ers reserve the right to reject any
or all bids•
(August 3, 10, 17, 24, 1944)
---V--
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
NOTICE IS HERE~ GIVEN, That
under authority of an Order of Sale
~ranted by the Honorable James
onaldson, Judge of the County Court
of the County of Golden Valley, in
the State of North Dakota, dated
the 4th day of August A. D. 1944,
the undersigned, the Administrator
of the Estate of John B. Kukowski,
also known as John Kukowski. late
of the City of Beach in the County
of Golden Valley and State of North
Dakota deceased, will sell at private
sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
subject to confirmation by the Judge
of said County Court( the follow-
ing described lands, to-wit:
Lots Seven (7), Eight (8), Nirie
(9) and Ten (10) and. the South-
east Quarter (SE~.~) of Section
Six (6), and the Northeast Quar-
ter INE%) of Section Seven (7)
all in Township One Hundred
Forty (140) North, of Range One
Hundred Five (105) West, of the
Fifth Principal Meridian in Golden
Valley County, North Dakota.
The sale will be made on or after
the 28th day of August A. D. 1944.
All bids must be in writing, and
may be left at the office o~ John
Duane Kirkpatrick underwent a nee and family, Mrs. Walt Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tusker return-Keohane, in the City of Beach
tonsillectomy at the Beach hospital and famil and Pa North Dakota, or filed with the
-- . , y, t Nelson en- ed home on Friday morning, after Judge of said County Court, or de-
weanesoay. , . . . l joyed a picnic supper on south spending about two weeks in Min-!livered to the undersigned person-
on ally.
Mr. and Mrs. Ber~il Walaal ano]Butte Sunday nesota, They left Rochester ~ F Dated this 5th day of August A, D.
children were Sunday guests at theI Miss Bett:" Brown arrived from Tuesday, when Ray was able [0 1944.
home of Mrs Bertha Waldal 1Me-or T ~ ..... leave the hospital, and went HARRY KUKOWSKI
' " " e u a uesaay to ~aze over her
Joe Strletz went out to the horn ~duties as ..... the home of Mrs. Wasker's sister, I Administrator of the
• . h l oepo~ agent r~ere repine- Estate of John B.
of hls parents Sunday to help wit • • ' where they visited a few days and]
_ _. mg Bob Hall who leaves the 17th Kukowski Deceased•
harvesting P "or m lita ~1 " M -- -
• 1 1 ry usy. lss ~rown nas
Mr. and Mrs. Paul W~gner were
Wibaux callers Monday afternoon
and evening.
Inga Carlson spent the past week
assisting with canning at the Otto
Nordin home,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rust of Me-
dora were callers at the Elmer Rust
home Saturday.
Mrs. Clarence Overstad of Beach
and her niece, Miss Judy Good-
man, visited Mrs. Lyle Martin on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold COok and
boys left Tuesday for their home
at Aitkin, Minn. after having spent
two weeks visiting relatives here.
Ray regained more strength, then JOHN KEOHANE
i they resumed their homeward jour- Attorney for Administrator
Beach, North Dakota.
taken an apartment in the Hess i hey. We are glad that Ray is re- (August 10, 17, 1944)
building.
• ;covering from his recent operation~ ......... v--
Miss Avis Hovland arrived Friday i so well. S U M M O N S
morning from Tacoma Wash. to
sDend a couple of weeks visiting atI UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH i STATE OF NORTtt DAKOTA )
the Norman Haugse home and with~ D.E. Kenney, pastor [ )ss.
friends at Beach• The Hovlands[ Trotters, North Dakota I COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY )
IN DISTRICT COURT
were former Beach residents, hav- i Sunday, August 20: Sue, day school • SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
ing left here about 10 years ago. ~ w~th classes for all ages, at 2 P. M., w. C. Schulz,
Mrs. Mary Lehman entertained and the Worship service at 3:00i vs. Plaintiff,
members of the Get-to-Gether club o'clock, i Clinton C. Lord, Frederick
at her home Friday afternoon. Services every 1st, 3rd and 5th'E. Near, George Meek, Mar-
Bridge was played, with Mrs. On- Sundays of the month, i tha I. Darby, Florence Hou-
den, Brownton State Bank
zella Jordan a~d Mrs: Louise ~V-~ a corporation, the unknown
Gardner receiving first and second
prizes, respectively.
CLOSING_ __OUT SALE!
The ,Opportunity You Have
• Been Waiting For!
Sentinel Butte ,fiaaty?rday, Aug. 19
, HUSEBY CAFE BUILDING
A Chance to Buy Good Used Clothing,
-Furniture and Household Utensils
at Money Saving Prices
EVERYTHING PRICED TO SELL! i l =
The fur catch in North Dakota
for the last year amounted to
~4m~Q
1
~403
283
pelts.
Tires
Wear
WHEN YOU SUFFER w;th
the heat, remember that your tires
really sizzle on the road.., because
road-surfaces are usually 25°hotter
than air temperatures.
This frying-pan heat saps the
strength of rubber.., produces
doubled wear as the thermometer
rises from 60° to 90°. .. and multi-
plies tire-failure by twenty per cent.
Obviously, you and every other
~atriotic driver, want ~o get every
it of precious mileage remaining
in your l~resent set o~ tires. That is
vfhy we i)ring you these authorita-
txve suggestions:
Avoid hot-road driving as much
as you can... Drive at slower
twitched every 3,000 miles.
Your Phillips 66 Service Man Is
an~aous and waiting to help you.
Give him the opportunity, at least
once*a week, to check air pressures
•.. to inspect for nail holes, cure,
and bruises.., to examine tires so
he can warn you when re-capping
is advisable•
This is only part of the Tire.
Saving and Car-Saving Service
pledged to you at every Phillips 66
Service Station, to help you "Cars
For Your Car For Your Country.';
In the Nation's interest and in
your own, be watchful and intel-
ligent about making your car and
your tires last longer and go farther;
Drive in for help at the Or~nge
and Black 66 Shield, the siga of
famous Phillips 66 Gasoline and
Phillips 66 Motor Oil.
speeds... Don't over-inflate tires,
but avoid under-inflation as you
would a plague . . . And don't
rlos-;tal ceased,Heirs of WalterW" S. DaviS,s. Davis,De- lleglect tO have your tires cross.
~Ja FJL JL
Minnie Smith, as Adminis-
tratrix of the Estate of
Mary Adelaide Davis (~lso
During the past week the fol-jknown as Addie Davis),
Deceased, and all other per-
lowing persons w~re hospitalized at'sons unknown claiming any
the Johnstone Memorial hospital:]estate or interest in, or lien )
• . or encumbrance upon the
John Algmre Beach, and Donald ro ........ -
' p perks uescrloea in rzle BEACON OIL CO
Metcalf, Trotters, August 10-I1; [ Complaint,
Cecil Tangen Beach, August 11-12; ] Defendants.
• ' THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
and Miss Nola Jane Banik, daugh-[ Tn my~ Anc~xr*- ~,~s,~,-, ,-,~,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Banlk,] FEND-X~q~TS:'" .............. - O
Wilton August 12-15. [ You are hereby summoned and
¢~, X ......~,, ~r.. a,~,.~t.~. |required to answer the Complaint BEACH -- GOLVA
• ~'" :-~P .... ' "~" JY~ ~ -~ "~?Y-~" / of the above named Plaintiff, which
lng, wIDaux, and 2d.rs. lv~anulla]is on file in the Office of the Cterk BEACON SERVICE STATION ADISON SI~ VICE$2
Butterfield Beach, were brought to [of .the District Court of the Sixth
rne ..... nosplgal''.. ..... It JuoicialGolden ValleyDistriCtandin Statethe CountYof North°f Beach,N.D. Golva, N. D,
c. L. Walaron, J~eacn, ~virs. J~. G. | Dakota, and to serve a copy of your
a An n answer thereto upon the subscriber
Nelson, Beach, Mrs. M y tho y [
- -, • ......... ,__--'/at his office in the City of Beach
~°lva' ann ~v~rS" ~-~e wuaeuus' i ........... ~2:" ~~; -
u. salu t~oun~y ann ~tate, w~thxn •;..,;..•.%%****..%****,~..:,~$,.,,.
Trotters, were hospitalized August thirty {30) days after the service
13th . of this summons upen you, exelu-
• - ....... ~ slve of the day of such service and
Mrs. doe Downs, ~en~lnel Du~e, in case of your rapture'" ~o" appear'
was hospitalized ~ugust 14, and on or . answer as above, required, the
~"~''" "~ ~'~ t'~h-,,n Smi*h Plam~ir~ will take judgment a amst
-- . ' .......... y u ny oe~ault for the 'relief de-
J~eacn, was DrougNI; ~0 She hospital, manded in the Corn latnf
An appendectomy was performed Dated at Beach, ~o~rth-'Dakota ~his
hter f r 5th day of August A D 1944 ~ ~ /-~~¢~
on Myrna Page daug o M j .__- • . '
• ~ ~ • " OHN KEOHAN~
and Mrs. Ralph Page, Tnree ~'org,s, Attorney for Plai~ie~ ~~ ~ '~ / ~ :
Mont., August 15. Rlchard Bobiney, Office and Posto'ffice"Ad-
dress Beach North Da /~d~ , _'~#~
I son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bob- _ . : ' , -
iney, Carlyle, Mont., also underwent K°~l~' o T I C E
surgery on that date. TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEN- ~, t
Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Bush are the yoDuANTS: each of ou ....
, y Will please
: parents of an 8 lb. 7½ oz, son born take notice that the abov ~,~+,^~
HOLD THATLINE f.
DON'T '¢AI IN'
YOUR
action is brought for the purpose
of quieting title in the Plaintiff and
depriving you, and each of you,
of any and all interest in and to
the following described lands and
premises situated in the County of
Golden Valley and State of l~orth
Dakota. wz :
Lots Seven (7). Eight (8), Nine
(9}, Ten {10). Eleven liD, Twelve
(12), Thirteen (13} Fourteen (14),
Fifteen ~15l. Sixteen (16~. Seven-
teen ~17) and Eighteen (18) in
Block E!even (11) of Ncar's First
Addition to the City of Beach
North Dakota. as the same is
~)latted and the Plat thereof on
ile and of record in tt}e office of
tke Register of Deed~ of Golden
Valley County. North Dakota,
and of determining adverse claims
thereto, and that no personal claim
Js made against you unless you ap-
pear and-,defend in this action.
JOHN KEOHANE
Attorney for Plaintiff
Beach. North Dakota.
(August 10. 17. 24, 31; Sept. 7, 14. 1944)
HEADACHE
I$ SUCH A
LITTLE THING
MADISON SERVICE STATION
.................. i* ~.:***'**:*.:**:, ~,:..:**:**:~,:. ~
ALL SET for a good full dafm
work when a nagging head,
ache sneaks up on you. You suffe~
and so does your work.
Ready for an evening of relax,
ation and enjoyment -- a pesk~
headache interferes with yottr f~
rest, enjoyment or relaxation.
DE. MILES
Anti-Pain Pills
usually relieve not only Hea&
ache, but Simple Neuralgia, Mu~
eular Pains and Functional
Monthly Pains.
Do you use Dr. Miles Anti-Palm
pin~ ~ not w.~..n~. You ~a.
get Dr. Miles Ansi-ram Fill~ ~d
your drug stere in the regulax
mu~gage lot only ape .nny npiec~
lind in the_ economy pac~aEe even
not
am mot ~t~fl~L
e When the men on our Battlefronts
make hard-f0ught advances they
"HOLD THAT LINE"
• Rarely do they give up #hose
costly gains.
• c_C N WE ON THE HOME FRONT
DO LESS?
Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 21-22
Mildrella Shoppe . Beach
• Having bought War Bonds to
"BACK THE ATTACK" Can we
afford to retreat by cashing them
in?
JACOB SCHMIDT BREWING COMPANY
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
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