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THURSDAY, SEPT. 8, 1938 THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS PAGE 8 Welliver home when they resumed daughter Jeanette autoed to Glendive'ard of Frazee, Minn., also visited his fairs held in Sidney, Glendive and to Mr. and Mrs. "P~d" Beeler, and a LOCALS Randal Thompson attended the fair in Glendive last Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Longstreth, Mr. and Mrs. John Alguh'e, Guerdon Alguire and l~ay Jones were Dawson county fair visitors last Thursday. Don Bringle and Charles Moyer were pleasant callers in Glendive last Thurs- day evening. Mrs. O. R. Niece and son Joe. Mrs. Cordia Wallace, Albert Gilman, Maur- ice Hardy and godney Shoen were Dickinson visitors last Friday. Kathleen Boisen of Sentinel Butte was a Beach caller Friday. Thursday James and Jack Hardy left for Tacoma, Washington, after Jack had returned here to be with his mother during her recent illness. They were accompanied by Ed Fahlstrom, who planned to go on to Portland, Oegon, and the Misses Katherine and Ruth Lorenz of Oolva, the former go- ing to Kalispell, Montana, and the latter to Spokane. Sunday Miss Mary Ethel Gilman left for Billings, where she will attend a business school. Tuesday of last week Mr. and Mrs. George Dilley and family left Beach, planning to go first to Laurel, Montana where Mr. Dilley will seek employ- ment, and then possibly go on further west. They drove out, taking with them a new trailer house which Mr. Dflley had built himself. Thursday Miss Gladys Halstead left for Portland, Oregon, where she will take up a ~usiness course. George Cooper arrived here from Reynolds, N. D., last Wednesday to visit his sister, Miss Maude Cooper, here, and also at the L. A. Barrows home. Remember! Only one week left to get in on the $1.50 Special Subscrip- tion Offer to the News. The first of last week Mrs. Irvln Thompson left for Kenmare, N. D., where she will visit relatives and friends for a couple of weeks. Saturday Miss Lillian Sherman, who has been visiting relatives and friends here, letf for her home in Minor. Miss Elsie Ekre, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stener Ekre, who was oper- ated on for appendicitis at the Glen- dive hospital last week, is reported as coming along very nicely. The E. G. Sawyer family went to Driscoll, N. D., over the weekend and Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Kukowski and family returned here last Friday after 'having visited at various points in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Secora and fam- ily of Jardine, Montana, arrived here Saturday to visit at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Falker and faanily. I.~ona Nistler of Long Beach, Cal- tIornia, arrived here Wednesday to vis- it her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nistler for a couple of weeks and to attend her brother Fred's wedding on Tuesday. She is employed in a beauty shop in Long Beach. Dan Wicka was in Beach Saturday and stated that he has now been trans- ferred to Wtlliston, where he will make his home, inasmuch as he has a steady mail car run out of there now. I ~]-. III Wibaux News . .- = , .... = - _ _ - Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hartse and children attended the fair in Baker on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ohafhe and fam- ily autoed to Glendive Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Les Knight are enter- taining company from ill. Mr. and Mrs. L Sweeney and son from Terry were Sunday visitors at the Mike Kramer home. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gross of Glen- dive were Sunday gue~ at the home of the latters parent~, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mueller. /" Gone Welch and Floyd Hilt autoed to Sidney and GlendJve Thursday. Wesley White of 'Ferry spent Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr. and l~rs. C. E. White. Ian Elliot went to Billings Thursday wh,~2 he will at~od the polvte('hnic, t~ki ~g a busin,,,s~ course. Mrs. Ray Scamtmon and her sister Edna Larson wer{~ shopping in Beach Wednesday. ~ .... Peter Teska frotn the s~ate nne wa~ a. business visitor in town Thurs¢iay. Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Fer~ect of Carlyle were county seat visitors Wed- nesday. Miss Grace Ryan, who taught In W. C. H. S. several years ago, came with a friend from the east Saturday and visited until Sunday afternoon at the I sh~ aa M~t~ wo~ i l • No Job T~4~r~lOr Too smau i/ I I i _ / _-- ! _ _- _II GL&SSES-- OPTICAL GOODS OF ALL KINDS Reading '}lasses, 35e~$6.00. OGle ~Y~ne Glasses, $3.50---$15.00. Latest Rimless Glasses, $10.50--$15.00. Lenses, Round, $1.00, Fancy shaped, $2.50. All kinds of repairs on hand. Send in by mall; returned following day. I:)uBt Proof Goggles, none better, $1.50. Col- ored Glasses. 25c--7~c. Strings and repa~ for all mtmiceJ In~mments. O. GllMB~CTSON, O]FCICAL SFI~C~MBT Ree, c~ N.D. Block 8ou~ ~ DePe4 their journey to Missoula where Miss Sunday, where the latter resumed herI children here the past week. iBaker the last week and report good II ib. baby girl l:orn to Mr. and Mrs. Ryan teaches. ~duti~s as teacher in the grades this John Kenyon, Mr. and Mrs. Earl ldisphys. Roy Amunrud at Cottonwood, last Fr]ncis Payne underwent an appen,, week. ~Baker and daughter Misses Nora Jor-! Mr. and Mrs. Burton Welsh, Mrs. week. dectomy at the Dickinson hospital'~ Mr. and Mrs. Burries Morford and dan and Beatrice Spies and E. G. Paul[ Jack Ballard and daughter Mariys' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Minor and son, Saturday morning, and is reported to i baby and Mrs, Norford's mother, Mrs. were Sunday dinner guests at the BUr- '~ autoed to Beach Monday afternoon. Mr. anti Mrs. Claude Lund and child- be recovering nicely, lotto Mueller, c~me from Minneapolis ton Welsh home. I Mr. P]ul who spent the week end at ren of C:~rlyle were Wibaux visitors h .... !Thursday The latter had been wit ] ~-~t -~-~~w~rt] ~] th~ Enworth the Welsh home returned to Beach Sunday. The ladies and children were Mr. and Mrs. Carl BaKer aria oaugn- ~ ~ " • . ..... ~ ........... o ........ ,- Norfords..ed iI°rthe pasttw° m°n~ns' [LeagueGlendive Saturda and I of Beach and the young people, with them. :guests of Mrs. Ballard. the ters were recently surprised Saturday ............. '~ ~'"a ITney visk n Y ~of the C F church joined the l~cal Mr and Mrs. Nick Morgan and Mrs. Bar.bara Rimel and son Wesely, wnen MISS uora oorean a,u ~w,~ ~,= - __ -- " ...... "h- ~ F " " ~ ' ~ S,~ies of West Hollywood Calif. Mr. Nor,oro preacnea a~ v e ~,. "! Epworth League in a Sunday evening cluldren returned Saturday from a Mrs. Johnson and son went to Beacl~ ..... • ~ .......... "^-~-n'l church Sunday evening. The Mot- I meeting viist with relatives in Fallon. Monday morrAg. Wesely had his tonsils arrivea at rnelr nome. ~vl~ ~u~u~ ,, . . who is a sister of Mrs. Baker, and her i!°rds returned to their home on Mon- Many from here attended the county Dr. Keller reports a baby boy born removed at the Beach hospital. evangelistic co-worker, Miss Spies have u,~. . been working in Oregon and expect to return there after a short vacation. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Eisebart enter- i tained the J. It. Bailey family at dinner Thu':'sday evening in honor of Mrs. Bailey's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. He]vik spent Sunday in Hodges visiting relatives. Miss Dorothy Manning, who spent part of her vacation with relatives and friends in Wyoming, returned last week for a few days at home ~efore going to her duties as grade teacher at Glen- dive. Earl Carlson returned Sunday from Yellowstone Park where he was em- loyed for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stockwell and I daughter Jeanette and Marlys BaN lard autoed to Glendive Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ostrum and baby came from Lewiston, Mont., Fri- day and visited relatives and friends until Monday. Calvert and Banner Stair were busi- ness visitors in Sidney on Friday. Mrs. David Dick spent ldst week in Wolf Point, where her husband works in an elevator. She came home Sun- day and began her school at St. Philip Tuesday. Mrs. Kitty Christy, Miss Mildred Shanks and Mrs. Hazel Stoneburg of Greenwood, Wis., Mrs. Brown from Thorpe, Wis., and Mrs. Grace Miller of Vida, Mont., have been guests at the A1 and Lute Meek homes the past week. Mrs. Webster, a niece of E. B. Stair, accompanied by Miss Murphy and Earl Brown came from Norton, Virginia, last Wednesday. The next morning in company with Mr. and Mrs. Stair they left for Yellowstone Park and all re- turned Sunday. Remember: Only one Week left to get in on the $1.5@ Special Subscrip- tion Offer to the News. t Miss IAllian $cammon ~begun her k duties as teacher of the Yates schooli Tuesday. The Ladies Aid of the C. F. Church I was pleasantly entertained by Mrs. E. i Mrs. Mary Scammon and Lillian, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Scammon and children and Mr. and Mrs. John Baird and son were among those who Went to Glendive Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Scott and daughter took Erling Erlondson and Miss Marian Eberle to Circle Sunday. The latter will teach at that place the coming term .... Mr. and Mrs. A1 Howard ffbm Brent- wood, Calif., who visited the latter's .brothers, the Woodard boys last week, left Friday to visit Yellowstone Park on their way home. Mr. C. M. Wood- $1'OP STRAIGHT OH WET, SLIPPERY ROADS B. Sherman at her home Thursdayi afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Seth Manning and! children and Juanita Ballard aut°ed ~' ~¢ ;~ ~O~&~l~ to Glendive Friday evening, t Mr. and Mrs. ~.berle and daughters ,,,~T~~.[~, ' t=~]L~'~-rj~'~'l~l'O~"n who have been visiting at the Ralph' Mueller and Wallace Scott homes since u~-~ ~.,..~t~ R~ ~ Wednesday left for their home at -- Fargo ~aturday morning.The Farmer's Co-Operative Oil Sea-Community .Garaget j........ Beach tion was broken into Saturday night Alvin [GILMAN sERVICE and the adding machine, c4mh register, STATION of were D zar i Beach, N D. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Welsh and 393,645 1921 7,985,669 1928 1929 51,620,720 1930 128,349,784 1931 250,490,061 1932 392,518,,081 1933 427, 740,156 1934 455,447,272. 1935 489,712,462 1936 528,428,693 1937 0 Do motorists really feel ~eclifference, wSen they use Phillips 66 Poly Gas? The figures above tell the story! 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