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THE G01JDEN VALLEY NEWS
The Golden Valley News
A continuation of The Beach Advance and The Beach Review
W. R. Bratton and H. E. Enderte
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Editors and Publishers
A weekly published every Thursday at Beach, North Dakota.
Entered as second class mail matter at the Postoffice at Beach,
North Dakota. October 7, 1936, under the act of March 3, 1897
Advertising rates furnished upon request
Subscription price $2.00 in No. Dak., Minn., Mont., and So. Dak.,
Elsewhere $2.50
LOCALS
Thursday night Mrs. Eline Ellason
and daughter Hilda returned from a
pleasant summer's vacation, which
took them to various points in Minne-
sota, Iowa. Illinois and Wisconsin.
They report that they s~w many former
Beach people and had a very enjoy-
abue summer all around.
Saturday Mrs. Frank Maney and son
Roy, Margaret Hardy and Donald En-
derle drove to St. Cloud, Minnesota,
returning here Tuesday.
Miss Ida Hal#he was in attendance
at the Sidney fair from Sunday to
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lemire of St. Paul
arrived here last Sunday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. I~wrence Lemire and other
relatives for a few weeks. From here
they went on to Deer Lodge, Montana,
for a few days visit.
D~n~ miss out on that $1.50 Sub-
scipUon Special offer of the Golden
Valley News, good for the next 2
weeks only, Tell your friends and
ne/ghbors ~bout it.
Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Kwako are the
parents of a baby boy born last Thurs-
day at the St. AleXiUS hospital in ]Bis-
marck. Mrs. Kwako is well known
here as the former Emma Llevens.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Kuhfeld of Bismarck
spent the weekend here visiting friends.
They were accompanied home by Mrs,
Ruby Ktpp and Miss Theresa IAever~.
Clarence Kenezvich and Donald
Miller were Thursday afternoon visitors
in Sentinel Butte•
Donald Miller left Friday night for
Seattle, Washinston, after spending a
week here visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Marshal Miller and family. Don-
ald has been employed In Seattle for
the past year or so and reports that
he likes it very well out there.
Mrs, Art Blrzicott of Oakland, Cal.,
was here Saturday and visited with
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clark while enroute
to Des Moines. Iowa.
Last Tuesday afternoon the members
of the local Social Hour club enjoyed
their annual picnic at the home of Mrs.
Stub Noyes•
Mrs. E: F. Cook will entertain the So-
cial Hour at her home on next Tuesday,
Septelnber 6th.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wall and son Jim-
my returned Thursday nl~t from a
pleasant three weeks vacation spent
in
Oregon, and they report a very e~-
Joyable time. Mr. Vincent, who was
enployed in the Wall Drug during their
absence, left the following day for Far-
go.
Miss Mildred K/rat, Beach glrl who Js
employed /n Dickinson, left here Sun-
day for Sacramento, California, to
spend a three weeks vacation.
Mr: and Mrs• Henry Lehmann and
Mrs• J. J. Hess were Beach visitors
Thursday•
Mr. and Mrs, ~ Odland and
daUghter Lois and her guest, Miss
Elizabeth Zoeleske of Bismarck, who
has been v~iting here, went to Bis=
marck Friday to visit for a few days.
Leo Kremers of Golva was in last
week and reported .that he had a close
call when a pitch fork caught on a
drive belt, when he was working at the
Ed Kremers farm. He was struck in
the hip.
Mr. and Mrs. Patti Lebo and family
of Medora stopped in Beach on Wed-
nesday while enroute home from Crane,
Montana. where they had been visit-
inf.
Mr. and Mrs. N. I• Waldal of Sentin-
el Butte and Mrs. Vincent Volesky were
pleasant News visitors Friday.
Mr~ O. R. Niece and Mrs. Sammy
Samsel of Baker visited in Glendive
last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Willis Wallace returned to
Beach the first of the week from
Olendtve after a short visit there,
Mrs. O. R. Niece and family and
Mrs. Sammy Samsel and family return-
ed Wednesday from their recent trip
to Iowa, and on Thursday Mrs. Samsel
and family went on to their home in
Butte. Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hayden, Mr. and
Mrs, T. J. Fulton and grandson, Mrs.
Stryzwskl and daughters and Grace
Hammond were Beach visitors last Sat-
Urday•
Mr. and Mrs• Ernest Schmlt~ who
have been residents in Golva during
the summer have rented the~Schu.I
macker farm and will move there this I
fall.
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Wibaux News
Mr. and Mrs. Muellendore were vis-
itors in town Friday from Glendive.
Win. Woodhull of Beach was a bus-
iness visitor in Beach Thursday.
Mrs. L. C. Bushman returned from
South Dakota Friday where she had
attended her brother's funeral.
Mrs. George I~eller entertained the
Past Matrons clu% Tuesday afternoon
at her home.
Shirley Meyer, who has spent the
summer here with her sister, Miss
Dorothy, left last week for her home
in Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs: P. A. Fischer have
been enjoying a visit with their chil-
dren the past week. Willis works in a
banl~ at Columbus. Montana, and Char-
lotte will go east to resume her kinder*
garten work.
Arline Rlgby, a niece of Mrs. Guy
Hall, and Shirley Blxby, both of Glen-
dive, returned to their homes after
spending the week at the Hall home.
The Jordan school opened Monday
morning for the year's work, with Mrs.
Myrtle Fessenden as te~Yti~: .......
Don't miss eat on twit $1.50 Sub-
scription Specia~ Offer of the Golden
Valley News. good/for the next 2
weeks only. Tell your friends ~and
neighbors about it.
A nine and a half pottud baby girl
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Steiner Ped-
erson Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Sig Pederson.
Mr. and Mrs. John~ Dick and sons
visited relatives in Glendive Sunday.
Their daughter Lois has been a guest
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Marian
Drake for the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. C}eorge Hansen left
Thursday morning ~ for Great Falls
where they will visit/their son Marion
and family.
vacation with the farmer's mother, and Miss Juan'.ira Ballard enjoyed a
]~Irs. Conner. picnic dinner at the Reinecke home
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Morgan left on Stmday.
i Tuesday morning for a trip io South Mr. and Mrs. Helvik, ?brs. Seaman
]Dakota Sherman. Mrs. Andy Paulson and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker and daugh- Reinecke were guests of the Golden
ters and Mr. and Mrs. Burton Welsh Rule club at Hodges Thursday after-
and son enjoyed a delicious fried noon. Mrs. Anna Schultz, the hostess,
chicken dinner at the home of Mr. and served a fine lunch and all report an
Mrs. Simon Hazel#on Sunday. enjoymule afternoon.
~Harry Wordel came from Big Tim- Miss Vcra Hall returned Saturday
~er Saturday to visit at the Sletten from a pleasant vacation, the most of
home. He returned Sunday accomp- which was spen~ n~ Seattle and Van-
anie~l by his wife and children who couver. She. is ready now to resmne
had been Visiting her parents for sev- her duties in the local grade school
eral days. which star~s Sept. 6th.
Mrs. Keller was hostess to the sew- Mr .and Mrs. George Woods and
ing club at her home Saturday after- children arrived from Minneville. Ore-
noon. Mrs. Anglemeyer and Mrs. gon, Thursday. After a short visit
Rogerson were out of town guests. A here they went on to their new home
pleasant afternoon was spent with fan- near Watertown. S. D.
cy work and the hostess served a love- Roy Bell. who has been here the past
ly lunch, month, left Friday for his home at
Mr. and Mrs. R. Elliott and children Beaverton. Oregon.
of Delray Beach, Fla., visited Mr. El- The S. B. A. met at the home of
liott's aunt, Mrs. Win. Burns. last
Mr. and Mrs. Areigh ~/Ieek, Friday eve-
week while on their way to Spokane. ning. Cards ,were the~ diversion of the
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anglemeyer and evening with high scd~re going to Mrs.
children of Brady, Montana. were Algy Meek and Ber~Carrol and low
guests of friends here over the weekend, prizes to Mrs. Wm. H~ward and Floyd
Mr Anglemeyer who was superintend- Keyes. The hostess served an appe-
ent of W~S for several years has tizing lunch.
been attending the University at Mis- Mrs. Myrtle Fesser~len was hostess
soula the past six weeks. The family at a bridge party Friday at which l~frs.
left Sunday evening for Terry where Severson Mrs. R. M~eller. Mrs. Wall-
they were guests at the Frank Roger- ace Scott. Mrs. Edgsr Massey, Mrs.
son home before~ returning to Brady H~:Ivik. Mrs. Beaman Sherman. Mrs.
Monday, wh~re ~N~r. Anglemeyer will G, Houghton and Mrs. Reineeke were
resume hif~dutie% at the high school, guests. A pleasant afternoon and a
Mrs. Fffnma Jon~s returned Saturday lovely lunch was enjoyed by all.
from Dickinson ~here she has been Mrs. L. A. Woodhouse was pleasant-
caring for her d~ughter and baby for ly surprised last week when Mr. and
the past two m~nths. Mrs. Co~)~rt Swanson, the latter was
Mr and Mrs~--Donald Welsh who formerly "~,udrey Woodhouse. and the
visited at their ;parental homes here former Dorothy Woodhouse and her
and at Glendive the past two weeks, son came ~Irom Long View. Wash.,
left Friday fo Park City, Montana, for a short visit,
whel~e Don will teach. Mrs. Albion Miss Mary Bailey left Monday after-
Wels~ ent~rtained at a lovely chicken noon to resume h~r duties at the Mur-
dinner~Nln their honor Thursday. ray hospital in Butte after spending a
Mr. a~d Mrs. Frank Rogerson and month's vacation at the home of her
children O~ ~erry, Mr. and Mrs. Earl parents.
Anglemeyer ~tnd children of Brady, Mr. and Mrs, E. B. Stair and Mr. and
Dr. and Mrs. Keller and sons. Mr. I Mrs. R. S. Eisenbart were Sunday din-
and Mrs. Fred Reinecke and daughters lner guests at the J. R. Bailey home.
A NEW CAR!
Mr. and M~s. L.~A. Barrow and WILLYS CLIPPER
son Charles we~ ove~ from Beach via-
Mr. and Mrs. 8etl~ Manning, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank EXra~e, Mrs. O.M. Lo~e Than Any Other Sedan
Helvlk and son All ~and Mrs. Earl DELIVERED
Dunsworth were among those who at- ,
tended funer~l services for Miss Viola
Yule at Gleri~live last week. You'H Hke this n_e~ ~l companion to the other
Mrs. Leahy '~ former resident here, I brilliant WiUys models. One authority says, ":.• o~¢ of
was calling on friends l~lay, l #be ~ b~t ~ ~ #A"
Mr. and Mrs. l~lterrq~yer;and chil- l The new 'q~illys Clip .p~ is BICr--planty of head and leg
dren vi~ed PAcha~d at th~ ~lendiveI room fo~ $ large people. • *\
hospits,1 ~ursday ~. ~/ I Built STRONG anq SAFE to the publiC's $~#cifieafions.
• The O. ~. Helvik store *ouilding is Unit-weld steel bod~. Sturdy K-X-t~pe yhas~. ALL ira-
befh~ paint~l inside and out, which [ portant features fouhd oa mrs co~tmg ~k~O00.~
place.adds~ch t°~'the appearance °f thei-~%~ ' [ SAVE to to $1 A: TH II
Mrs. J. ~. Bailey and daughtersI up~,,,
were hostesse~to the Missionary ~oci-[ II "! .m ogb m II
ety at the club house rooms Wednesday. [ II ~s Mr. J. ~.Taylor~ St. ~ ~a~'n~$15 a mo~dz." II
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. White spent the } II uy, Mr. hy Cam~m,J~avm~_.A~.~m ~ I1
weekend with relatives and friends,] II own~howdmACI~.ALA.V]ZRAG.~_$40"X0am°~h II
leafing Monday morning for Sidney. [ II $2o a ~md~ Hem s Se c=r yo= am nm o~ ~ ouag~r. [|
James Seott'wh°a~;tendedsch°°linl !1 II
Dillon this summer, receiving his B.A.[
degree, and his sister Margaret, whot II .* ~@ BRING IN'YOUR CAR oa ~ ~ p~_/ l1
a:tended the summer session of school J l] ~A ~,~y~,~, --y ll
at Missou~a were weekend guests ofI II .as. Byat~ragiJgSzo.zoamo$m.s~gs,~ I1
their brother Wallace "Scott and wife. I II ~.~~ ..~ts~ ~ts ~,~ ~ II
Theywill visit at the home of their~ il !1
parents this ~eek before resurning~ ii i~/~nr.~p~.y~r-~.~,~v~.~.,~, iI~m~/ma~ntw/~m~/~p~: ,~,., ~a~m.
thei sclmol duties, James as 7th and[ |: s ,lo I!
8th g~de teacher in the local school,~
and Margaret as teacher in a Billings~
school• ]
Mr
• and Mrs. E. L. Watktns and,
children Elda and Larch motored toj
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relatives. They expected to bring Mr.
Watkins rrmther back with them for a
COMPANY
Miss Sarah Bernhardt and a friendI
from wh e they aref C.C. Clark, Frop. Beach, N. D.
taking nurses training to spend their
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