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AUGUST 23, 1951
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS, BEACH, N. D.
PAGE SEVEN
Alpha Country Club
Friday, August 24th
REMEMBER THE
HALLOWE'EN
DANCE!
Music
Baker Legionnaires
Alpha News
I
Aid met with Mrs. Fred
on Thursday w, ith 9
and 12 visitors.
New wells are being drilled at
Art White, and Nick Gain.
homes. Baker drillers are
the work.
and Mrs. Leighton Nunn
girls spent a few days vis-
at the Karnes Johnson
Larry and Gene Nunn re-
home with their folks af-
spending the summer on the
ranch.
Bertha Bury visited at the
home over the week end.
and Mrs. Karnes Johnson
Dickinson shoppers Thurs.
dinner and supper
at the Geo. Wosepka
were: Mr. and Mrs. Bud
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
and family, Mr.
Gloyd Bury and fami-
and Mrs. Karnes John.
and family.
and Mrs. Bert Hudson and
Ernest Stark attended la-
aid and also visited at the
home Thursday.
Bury and Sally Fas-
visited Darlene Jesok
afternoon.
Bud Clouse and Joey and
ury and Beverly
were Beach shoppers Friday and
also callers al lhe Ed. Kouba
home in the afternoon.
Mrs. Bud Clouse. and Joey and
Mrs. Schwartz called at the Fritz
Fasching home Sat. afternoon.
A birthday party was held at
the Johnson ranch Saturday eve.
Those attending were the Leo
Nistters. G. Burys, Bud Clouses.
Art Whites, Lewis Schmelings.
Carol and Jenny Fasching vis.
ited a~ the Hubert Schmitz home
the past week.
Henry Moe and son and fatal.
ly of Kenyon. Minn.. called at
the Bill Drewniaks Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Maus and
family spent Sunday ax the Fritz
Fasching home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Irons took
in the show in Beach Sunday af-
ternoon.
Jim and Johnny Irons were
callers at the AI Irons home Sun-
day eve.
Mrs. Elmer Howard Jr., and
son spent several days at the A1
Irons home he] ping cook for har-
vesters.
Mrs. Ray Popiel and children
of Miles City are visiting at the
Barthel. Carew. and AI Irons
homes for a while.
Otis Adams of Miles City is a
visitor at the Bill Carew home.
Mrs. Fritz Fasehing and Til-
lie, Daisy Wassaman, Mrs. Fzed
Wojahn and Elizabeth Warren
were Beach shoppers Friday.
AdverUse m the Golden Valley News
When is water
Frozen water (ask any skater)
never soft
But, the water in your home is
always soft, instantly and automat*
ically, when supplied by a Lindsay
Automatic Water Soft ner. Nobody
should be denied the modern con-
veniences of delightful, sudsy bath-
ing, white and fluffy laundry and the
countless other advantages of the
Lindsay Automatic. Here today is
soft water magic in a beautiful unit
that costs le&s than most others on
the market.
Compact and
rugged, yet sim-
ple and well-
etyled, the Lind-
say Automatic
Water Softener
features the fa-
mous Chron-O-
Trol valve, as-
suring ease of
operation. Just
add salt, then
"~t it .and for-
get it"l Behind
each unit stands
a service orgaai-
zation of factory
trained dealers
and the national
reputation of
The Lindsay
COmpany, fast-
est growing
manufacturer of
home automatic
Water softeners
in the world.
For Free Book.
let on advan-
tages of a Lindsay Auto-
matte in your home write
SCHLAMPP FURS REMODELS
MINNEAPOLIS STORE
An entire store remodeling and
redesigning program has just
been completed at Schlampp
Furs, Minneapolis, in time for
the August sale event
Designed with every lighting
facility and every comfort pos-
sible to a,id the customer in her
selection, it m~kes shopping at
Schlampp's a pleasure. A drift.
wood gray decor with silver ,and
raspberry ,touches plus tropical
plitnts placed effectively through.
out gives a soft, restful feeling.
A representative of the com-
pany will be in Beach next Fri.
day, August 31, at Smith's Ap-
parel.
To Bismarck--
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ball,ard and
son Jackie motored to Bismarck
last Monday morning remain.
ing there several days to trans-
act business.
STATE 4-H COUNCIL
TO MEET NOV. 6-8
Annual meeting of the North
Dakota 4-H club leaders council
has been announced for Nov. 6
to 8 at NDAC, following a recent
meeting of the group's executive
committee.
The 4-H council 'is made up of
delegates selected by county 4-
H councils and serves in an ad-
visory capacity with the exten-
sion service in planning club
programs and activities.
State council officers are presi-
dent, Ralph Scott. Jamestown;
vice-president, Mrs. Ernest Nel.
son, Roseglen; treasurer, Willi-
am Neuharth, New Rockford. ,and
secretary, Mrs. Fred Birdsall,
Gladstone.
Beach Visitors---
Mrs. Anna Streitz and son Al-
bert of Gvlva were business vis-
itors in Beach 1.ast Wednesday.
THE MARKET, AS ALWAYS, IS OPEN TO AIL AND I
INVITE YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE.
THANK YOUI
Will buy hogs next in Wibaux, Fri-
day, Aug. 24, and the following Friday,
August 31 in Beach.
Last week we paid the following prices:
BUTCHERS
240 to 270
270 to 300
300 to 350
350 Up
Top 180 to 240 ...... $21.50 to $22.00
................ $21.00
................ $20.50
............ $19.75
........ $18.00- $19.00
SOWS
330 Down ..................
330 to 400 ..........
400 Up ............
Stags Heavy, 70 lbs. dock ..
Stags Light, 40 lbs. dock ....
$19.00
$18.50
$17.50
$16.50
$17.00
ALWAYS PAYING ]I GHEST MABXWr CE$
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Sunday School 10 a. m.
Evening Service 8 p. m.
Wednesday Prayer Meet~ing.
Thursday Choir Practice.
Oh-f Rost of Ulen. Minnesota,
was a house guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Henning Steen Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Auer left Mon-
day to spend a couple weeks with
Rev. Auer's parents at Broad-
view.
Thursday dinner guests at the
Vic Berg home were Mr. and
Mrs. Fay Shepherd. Carol Rose
Fred and Gordon Steen.
Mr. and Mrs. ~Bennie Jesfield
and family from Spearfish were
Friday supper and overnight
guests at the Henning Steen
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wang and
sons. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Berg and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Dulane
Wang and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Holder, Olaf Rost, Alice and
Shirley Owens, Art and Grand-
ma Wang were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wang and
~amily, honoring Leonard Wang
who is home on furlough.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cameron
and granddaughter, Merilee
Cameron of Hawley, Minnesota.
visited at the Ross Cameron
home several d,ays this week.
Celebrating .Patty Shepherd's
first birthday, her grandmother,
Mrs. Ross Cameron, had supper
Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. Ter-
ry Cameron and son, Colin Cam-
eron, Mr. and Mrs. George Cam-
eron. Mr. and Mrs. Buck Shep-
herd and children and LoHta
Yokley.
Ernie Stark took his daughter,
Doris to Canistota for treatment
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schouboe
of Billings were house guests
at the Ernie Stark home Sunday
and Monday.
Mrs. Arlin J.aques and son are
visiting at Steele. N. Dak.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hudson.
Mrs. Ernie Stark attended the
Alpha Ladies Aid meeting Thurs-
day.
Evelyn Nary spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Hudson.
Mrs. Terry Cameron spent
Sunday afternoon and evening
with Mrs. Ernie Stark and Mr.
and Mrs. Delbert Hudson.
Joyoe Bryson and Dale Gru-
baugh were married on August
16. a! the Methodist church in
'[;reat Falls. Rev McGee offici-
ating.
The bride was dressed in a
light brown suit with' white ac-
cessories and a red rose corsage;
her attendant, Miss Thelma Berg,
wore a beige su4t with a talis-
man rose oorsage. The groom
and best man, Ral.ph Frey, wore
conventional suits. Joyce has
been employed at the McGregor
Clinic in Great Falls for the past
year. Her husband works for
the Air Base Construction Co..
in Great Falls.
Advertise In the Golden Valley News
Start Foundation--
The Chaska brothers are ~.~-
cavating for a bt-sement for ~kr.
and Mrs. Steve Sleight, w~t~
Ernest Feldmann and crew ~o-
ing the cement work. The
Sleights purchased a house to he
moved in, and as soon as the
foundation is finished, and the
building moved to ,its new site~
carpenters Ed Justesen, George
Seeley and Tony Doblar will be-
gin remodeling. The house wilt
be located across the street
J from Mrs. Minnie Sorensen'~
I home. and the St. Paul's Lu'th-
e~tn parsonage.
1250 Watt Delco 32-Volt Light Plant
With Nearly New Heavy Duty Delco
Batteries -- Also
32 Volt Iron, Maytag Washer, Elec-
trolux Cleaner an half horse Inter-
national Motor.
Also One Circulating Heater, One
Regular Heater, One 3-Room Oil Heat-
er, One Butane Gas Heater with Built-
In Fan, Thermo. Control, Gas Kitchen
Range and 8 Cu. Ft. Servel.
Dining-Room Set, Zenith 6-Volt Radio,
Kitchen Cabinet, Dressers, Singer Sew-
ing Machine, Water Tank, Pump, Jack,
Once-used Grain Sacks and Numerous
Other Articles in House-Hold Goods and
Tools.
All Electric & Gas Equipment In First
Class Shape: A Great Deal Nearly
N"ew. -- All Priced Very Low For Quick
Disposal Or Will Consider Offers.
m Owner
At Cedar Canyon On H. W. 10
7 Miles West Of Belfield
Remember, the car that is properly serviced
never wears out, never breaks down, is economical
with fuel and oil, handle's easily. We have dedicat-
ed all our resources to the motor car service job
today. Come in and talk it over with us.
WE INVITE YOU TO HAVE YOURS COMPLETELY
CHECKED, BOTH BODY AND MOTOR---NOW!
* Our enlarged body shop, with the skilled labor of
Bill Melnick and Bruce Goddard, will make your
car look like new--we prove it every day.
* Complete motor overhauling.
* Brake relining and repair.
* Wheel balancing safety service.
x
'47 Plymouth 4-door sedan, perfect condition.
1½ ton Ford truck, '45 model, with new tires.
'49 ½ ton pickup, perfect condition, very good rubber.
'38 Chevrolet pickup, bargain priced.
JOHNSON
SALES
SERVICE
Phone I0
Beach, N. Dak.
Beach, North Dakota ,,,on m mmcL w.