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;iURSDAY, SEPT. 1, 1938
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
PAGE 5
LI '~N A~" ~"~ I Miss Myrtle Myklebost ol Seattle.
U~.A~]k]LI~ I Washlngton, arrived the first of last
/week to visit her rather, Mrs. M. Hau-
Mrs A Witzig and daughter Carrie[ kass and relatives for a couple of weeks.
- "'" " ' - ...... n~ ~"-s : Mrs Earl Milkr and daughter Vir-
were Glnner guests oi /el/. u u ivi/ . * ' '
Jeff Butterfield last Thursday. In the ginia were Olendlve ws:tors Tuesoa>.
afternoon, accompanied by Mrs, But- Mrs. James Don31dson, and Mrs. E.
terfield, they spent several pleasant
with Mrs. J. P. Reeve at her
home.
Miss Carrie Witzig, accompanied by
and Mrs. H. A. Thompson and
Mickey plan to leave Saturday for Chi-
where Carrie will resume her
duties and the Thompsons
go on to Indiana to visit with re-
Tuesday morning Mrs. Edgar John-
who has been visiting her sister
George Nutter here the past mon-
th, left for Elk River, Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Birmingl~am and
Mrs. Lloyd Woodhull were among those
attended the fair in Sidney Tue-
HALIBUT
PIKE
Tuna
MILLER'S
Mrs. Victor Thompson will be host-
~s to the Music club on next Tuesday,
6th. A fine program has
arranged for that time.
Miss Helen Robertson of Trotters
a couple of days at the P. T.
home the first of the
Don't the Park'Cafe on Dance
Sept~Sth when Eli Rice
his orchestra 19ays here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Overstad
Sidney Sunday, leaving their
niece Judy Goodman, who has
visiting them.
Jimmy Scott and sister Margaret of
were among those down last
evening to attend the dance at
city audPorium: Miss Margaret is
~ember of the Billings school faculty
has spent part of her vacation
• lth home folks in Wibaux.
Leonard Black, who until was recent-
has been employed at the Wail
in this city has accepted employ,
with the Sentinel Butt Drug Co.,
~¢1 will start his new work the first
¢! the week,
When have parties, company, or
be sure to call 39. The
wilt be more than pleased to
your items in print.
Mr/and Mrs. Melvin Sevland arriv-
here Saturday from Coleharbor and
taken up their residence in the
apartments:
Schroeder arrive~: :back ,in
after a pleasant two weeks Va-
in Wisconsin.
Marie Tennysqn
M. Enderle and daugtlter Iris were
Glendive visitors yesterday.
Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oster and
daughter returned from Bismarck,
where they had spent their vacation.
Frank Kruzik. who had been acting
as manager of the Red Owl store in Eds
absence, returned to Dickinson Tuesday
night.
The many friends of Mrs. J. F Hardy
will be pleased to learn that her condi-
tion .is greatly improved. Tuesday she
was taken home from the local hospital
and is convalescing very well.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Spiegelberg re-
turned from a week's trip to Minn-
eapolis and Thief River Falls. Minn-
esota. Enroute home they stopped to
visit their daughter, Mrs. Omar Nelson
and family in Bismarck.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Novak, who have
resided here for several months, re-
turned to Carlyle last week and plan
to make their future home tl~ere.
Win. Renke of Dickinson and Elmar
Nelson of Williston were guests here
last week of Albert Gilman.
IMrs. Chas. Justesen and daughter
Donna were Miles City visitors last
Wednesday.
Dickie Johnson visited with relatives
'in Dickinson a few days last week.
Last week Wednesday evening4" Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Thompson were host at a
diner party honoring Donald Miller.
Clyde Babcock, who has been visith~g
at the Clarence Overstad home, retur-
ned to Grand Forks Monday night•
Friday night Miss Carrie Witzig went
to Spokane where she spent a few days
visiting friends, returning Tuesday
morning.
III
Genuine
Spring
• MILLER,S
IIII I lilt
Temperance Women in Conclave
Greeting National President Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith (lel't) of the
" men's Chr:st~an Temperance uPion as she arrive:l in San Francisco
r the annual convention of the organization is Mrs. Louise J, Taft,
~te president for California.
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GARNER
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Beach visiors from Garner Saturday
evening included Mr. and Mrs. F.
Schmeling and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Ewald Johnson and Enoch Anderson
Victor Renstrom, Charlie Johnson and
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Shoen and son.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Schmeling were
Dickinson visitors last Saturday. They
drov home a nice new car.
Mrs. Laura Strahon is enjoying a
l
i visit from her sister, Miss Lottie Gaf-
fee. She teaches school in Alaska, and
is enrotlte there from Minnesota where
she spent the summer with relatives.
.i Mrs. Gearey and grandson visited
her daughter, Ms. Herman Wassman
over the weekend. She returned to her
home at Ismay, Montana, Sunday.
Mrs. F. Schmeling visited Mrs. E.
Shoen Wednesday.
Kenneth Wosepka celebrated his
birthday Thursday by visiting his friend
The Markets
Wheat. ............................. 52
Flax ........................... 1.43
Oats ...............................11
Rye ............................... 17
Barley .............................18
Cream, sour ..... 24; sweet ..... 22
Eggs .............................. 18
BUtter .............................2~
THE WEATHER
August 25 90 33
August 26 83 34
August 27 85 44
August 28 92 43
August 29 86 59
August 30 92 43
HOSPITAL NOTES
Ralph Jaeobs of Golva entered for
treatment Wednesday.
Rita May I-Iess of Sentinel Butte
entered Thursday for treatment.
Ed Elling~on entered Stmday for a
tonsillectomy.
Adeline Fisher of Golva had a ton°
sillectomy Tuesday.
Myrtle Dietz of Sentinel Butte had
a tonsillectomy Tuesday.
Mrs. A. M. Doerner entered Tuesday
for t~atment.
tmeyer's sister Mrs. H. Wassmann and Thusday, August 18th Florence Me-
family this week. She came from Is- Danold received treatment at the
:my, Mont,, Where she has been vis- Beach Hospital.
iting her mother, Mrs. Stella Geaxy. Robert Lee entered for treatment for
t Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lemire i~ visiting
an
infected
knee
on
Friday.
On Friday, Auugst 19th, Barthel
i relatives and friends in t~is vicinity baby was brought in suffering from
'this week before goingon to Deer
Lodge, to visit friends there. They will
return to St. Paul in about a month.
The Schmeling family are enjoying a
new Oldsmobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wassmann, Walt-
er and Dorothy were dinner and sup-
per guests at the John Fakler home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Schmeling and
children, Mrs. Joe Dietz and children,
Mrs. Herman Wassmann and Mrs.
Strohmeyer and children were callers
at the Victor Renstrom home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Orstad and
children were Beach c$~lers Sunday.
Joe Dietz is threshing at the Ewald
Johnson home this week.
Mrs. Laura Strahon was a Beach
George Sl'~en. caller last: week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. I~a~h and son Mr. and Mrs. E. Shoen were Sun- We ,have complete stocks of cement,
Bobby were here Saturday night from a visitors at the Orstad home plaster, etc., lumber, shingles, doo__rs,
• dy •
Fargo to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Leo ........ ~,,,u ~ cookin~ for twindows, frames and wallboards.
Har.igha~:d ?~d ad: yhr:er~l~°ljdorlSemaitn~'tthr~:hers~/:;sL°~l~il;r this week. Ifinish l--ber, mouldings, hardw=
her gue~, Miss P~lis Colby, return- OrsM(:d He,okL" foB:b:2:ekshhe;aP l~aastMr=g" Ir~mf~g' paper, wire fencing, pe~ts, g
pair~t and builders hardware of all
ed to Fargo with him after having ......... home in Beachlkinds. Try us our prices are right.
spent the past two weeks visiting here. [Tter~au7ea m n~, t Han~n Lumber & I~lwe Co., Golv~.
Mrs. Leo Haigh also went to FargoI Mrs. E. Shoen and son Kenneth~
with them. ~ ............ n Wibaux M~nda" morning MiSS Evelyn Thom-
.......... vmi~eo a~ me ~urns home ~ ' ~ - - ~ ""innesota
~¢~r. ana Mrs. ~1c wemacn~ ana ,~., ,a,, -fternoon pson left for moorneao, m ,
daughter Barbara were dinner guests *~'"*~'~'~# " " wher~ she will visit a week with her
of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Schillo Tues- t~t.t~'~ Week [siste; and then go on to Karlstad,
day. Mrs Joe Strohmeyer and two little!Mtn~|ota, where .she nas ~e~n ez.~s
i Mr. and Mrs. Sewell Mason were vis- children" are visiting with Mrs, stroh- 'to teach this- c0mmg year. _
iting .at. the M. L. Love1~l home he~¢ -
Saturday, Mr..Mason coming here be-
3aundice, passed away, Saturday, Aug.
20th.
Joe Popiel of Golva received treat-
ment for an infected foot on Saturday.
Monday, August 22nd, R~ymond and
Robert Scverson had tonsillectomies.
Harold Olson of Beach had tonsils
and adenoids removed Monday.
BRING IN YOUR
RADIO FOR
FREE CHECK
We'll test the Tubes
Test the Batteries
Test the Radio
Reasonable/Rates
On All Repairs
, /
LOOK 9wer/our 1939
Misplay of
RCA ~CTOR
RADIOS
Sawyer Hardware
Bach, N. D.
We Have Installed the Latest
MARQUETTE A- C.
ARC WELDING MACHINE
We have an A. O. Smith f~ctory-trained
BEACH, NORTH DAKOTA
man to do your wq|ding job.
Come in and let us giv, e a demonstration
S0fRF SEN MACHINE SHOP
Beach, North Dakota
New Seats Air Conditioned
m m m m , ,: t;',~
FRIDAY- SATURDAY
Saturday Matinee at 2:30 p.m. "
"0NE WILD NIGIIT"
CAST: JUNE LANG, DICK BALDWIN,
LYLE TALBOT, J. EDWARD BROMBERG.
A farce comedy Wellcast~a~d~eted that is
entertaining.
Comedy and News
Sunday. Monday- Tuesday
MATINEE SUNDAY AT 2:30 P. M.
LOVE FINDS ANDY HARDY
CAST: LEWIS STONE, MICKEY ROONEY,
CECELIA PARKER, FAY HOLDEN, JUDY
GARLAND. This picture has taken the
large cities by storm. A family picture
that all will enjoy. Rated 5A's by Merle
Potter. Y "
Also a Comedy
N. D., going there
confirm~ of her son Bern-
aext Sunday, has spent the
summer there his grand-
and Mrs. Kaline and
Lucflle at the Win.
farm home
at only ....................... $195.00
OTHER TYPES TO CHOOSE
FROM
Johnson Motor Co.
lI $ No. DI&.
tin
BAKERY
THE SUN LIGHT,
Wed day - Thursday
. • a~
Don't Forget The gash lhawme.
"ALWAYS GOODBYE"
CAST: BARBARA STANWYCK, CESAR
R(YMERO, HERBERT MARSHALL, IAN
HUNTER, LYNN BARI, BINNIE BARNES.
Top notch players in a thoroughly engross-
ing, highly entertaining picture.
: . ALSO A COMEDY =