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THURSDAY, SEPT. 8, 1938 THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS PAGE 5
DAN
To The Sweet and
Rhythmic music of
AT BEACH CITY AUDITORIUM
GENTS 75c LADIES 25c
JAg
MI
And His Well
Known Band
FRIDAY, SEPT. 9th
Make Beach Your Dance Night Spot
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TO THE PUBLIC
~I In order that a Great Line of Cars may
~ have better service facilities and
a Better Sales Set-up
~ The following co-partnership/has been formed to sell and
service CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH ears. In a ~ days,
~ we will have on display the ~ost beautiful car in the low
priced field. See and drive the new PLYMOUTH and you
I~ will agree there is nothing ~ near its price in comparison.
Regardless of what you are now diiving, pay us a visit
and drive this wonderful new 1939 PLYMOUTH,
it LOGAN AUTO
,' C OMPANY Fair
Low,e~
"Delo Logan -- Guy Curl -- K.~~ -- F. R.
CHRYSLER-PLYMO~TI~ SALES & SERVICE
Beach; North Dakota
/111111111111.
LOCALS
Sunday Charles Marman left for
I3illings, where he will enroll in a
business college.
The Garden club held a meeting at
the court house last Thursday; eve-
l~ing.
Glendive visitors Friday included Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Qoodwin Thompson, Douglas and Don-
ald Evans, Mr. and Mrs. I~ndal
Thompson, Miss Dolly Gas, Mrs. Min-
l~ie Smith, Mrs. Nettie Heath, and
Miss Lillian Sherman.
Young Jimmy Doerner, who broke
his leg last winter and has been in
a wheel chair and on crutches almost
continually, last Friday was able to
Walk alone, and the young man cer-
tainly feels a lot better now.
BUD'S GONE
OLD MAN'S
On The Job
Minute Steaks
MILLER'S
.-..- _ V-- _-
l~rtday night the Misses Theresa and
~Ielga~ Thompson left for Red Lodge
and Livingston, Montana, respectively,
tO resume their teaching duties there.
Lonard Black started work at the
~Utte Drug store in Sentinel Butte,
beginning last Friday.
Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Harold
BaXith went to Fargo to spend a few
flays visiting relatives and friends and
tO take in the fair there.
Friday Glendon Carlson returned
home from his work which has taken
him all around the state in the past
/ew months. He intends to visit here
about a week with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Carlson, and then plans to
~o to Mobridge, after which he will go
to Idal~o to work.
Saturday Miss Ruth Hartse left for
l~gent, N. D., where she has been cu-
Ba ed c
g to tea h this coming year.
COAL. '
Popiel Mine
Now Open FOr
BUSINESSl
Per TOn
RUDY SCHAUER$
Manager
If you have never heard of Specigls
before, be sure to re~d oui'. ~1 this week
on the back page;~ OTerttad's
Miss Myrtle Mykebost of Sidney ar-
rived Thursday to visit at the Mons
Haukaas home.
Marilou FAde, who has been visiting
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
FAde the past two weeks, left on the
train Saturday morning for her home
in Fargo.
New apartments are being built over
the aFrmers & Merchants Bank at
present.
Dick Schroeder was troubled with
tonsilitis Tuesday of this week.
Pete McCabe of Dickinson was a
Beach business visitor Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. Arrnentrout and daughter Jean
of Wlbaux were in tOWn shopping
Tuesday.
II
i The Beach Homemakers will meet
with Mrs. Howard Wenberg next
Tuesday, September 13th, at the Ed
Kowalewski home in Beach.
Mrs. J. O. Ramstad will be hostess
to the L. D. R. at her home next
Tuesday evening, September 13"th
Tuesday afternoon Social Hour met
at the home of Mrs. E. F. Cook.
Monday Miss Frances Zeilsdorf, who
is employed in the county agent's
office, began her vacation.
Rev. P,~bert Jongeward, Miss M. Mot-
sLss, Mrs. S. R. Bryant and Mr. Wick-
ham drove to Glendive Monday.
Monday E. M. Enderle and Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Smith and son Donald
drove to Fort Peck for the day.
O. A. Olive of Cartwright, N. D., an
uncle to Mrs. S. R. Bryant, spent a few
days here the past week, returning to
his home Tuesday
Tuesday John Wicka went to B-'B'~-
field for a couple of days,
Hector Cameron began work at the
Red Owl store last Saturday.
ThUrsday Mrs. Guerdon Alguire
went to Dickinson where she will visit
her mother a few days.
Clarence Knezevich is now employed
in the county agent's office.
Mrs. J. P. Sorensen returned Friday
from a trip to Helena and Missoula.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stockwell and
family returned from the Black Hills
Saturday after a week's vacation.
Regular meetings of the local Mas-
onic lodge were resumed Tuesday night
after having been a~journ~d for the
summer months.
Dessert bridge club met at Mrs. E.
F. Cook's last Thursday afternoon. A
shower honoring Mrs. Marvin Tobias
was held and a handkerchief shower
for Irene Hudson were highlights of
the gathering.
Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Robert A1-
guire left for Bellingham, Washington,
where they intend to spend the wint-
er.
The Methodist ladies aid are making
plans for their annual chicken pie
supper to be held on October 6th this
year. according to present plans.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kukowski are
the parents of a baby boy, born to
them Saturday morning at the Willis
Wallace home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Still, gccompan-
ied by Shirley Woodhull and three of
the Sites children, left Thursday for
Bellingham, Washington.
DON'T FORGET~
THE PARK CAFE
Is the place to get a real
SPECIAL DANCE PLATE
LUNCHEON
Tomorrow night, Friday, September 9th,
when JACK MILLS and his famous orches-
tra will play in Beach
Follow the Crowd to
"THE PARK"
Your Business!
HIGH
STI'LE I LOW PRICE I
Glen Row
DRESSES
$2.98
You'll be pleased with
these lovely frocks--for
their lovey styles and
their low price! Featur-
ing youthful dirndls in
new rayon weaves, in
paids, prints and solid
colors.
Jean Nedra
Fall Frocks
$3.98
Every new and lovely
style you want! Luxur-
ious fabrics, many with
a woolly appearance, in
stunning Autumn tones!
For street, business and
school. Sizes 12 to 44.
SMART FALL
GLOVES
$1
A hard to
beat value
imported
capeskin
of fine
quality, in
slipon
styles !
Buy sev-
eral pairs
now !
Handbags
New pouch and envelope
styles in smart simula-
ted leather. Fall colors.
98c
FAS~IION'S LATEST
STYLE CREATIONS !
Economy priced ! Dash-
ing and gay as the first
fall leaves. Of fine, soft
felt. Trimmed with
feathers, veils and gros-
grain.
98c
Many of fine fur felt.
Cleverly trimmed.
$1.98
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Bert Piesik of Billings spent the, Tuesday morning Mrs. Lawrence
W . . I
• eekend here w~th his parents, Mr. and lTurnbull left /or Chicago where she
Mrs. B. T. Plesik. twill visit relatives for a time.
Mrs. Walter Goss of Hunter, N. D., at Mrs. Lyle Martin and daughter
sister of Mr. Leonard Wollen, arrived l Jean and several of her friends came
Friday for a visit at his home. ]up from Sentinel Butte Monday eve-
John Boisen of Sentinel Butte waslning to visit friends and to take in the
a Beach caller Tuesday. ]dance.
ICE CREAM
SPECIALS!
Banana Split .............. 10c
Fresh Peach Sundae ....... 10c
Fresh Fruit Salad Sundae .. 10c
September Special!
Cherry Nut Ice Cream
Jumbo Ice Cream Sandwich.. 5c.
Brick Ice Cream, qt. ....... 39c
Surely-- -,/
The Best Ice Cream In Town
MAKE YOUR HOME PARTY A SUCCESS BY
rING OUR CLOVERDALE QUALITY
ICE CREAM
THE COZY CAFE
SER-
Beach, North Dakota
New Seats--- Air-Conditioned
FRIDAY- SATURDAY
Saturday Matinee at 2:30 p. m.
"PANAMINTS BAD MAN"
CAST: SMITH BALLEW, EVALYN DAW,
Good up-to-date western.
Comedy and News
Sunday- Monday - Tuesday
MATINEE SUNDAY AT 2:30 P. M.
"PORT OF SEVEN SEAS"
CAST:~ WALLACE BERRY FRANK MOR-
GAN, MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN. A story
well told and an able cast. A best of the
month when released.
AlsoA Comedy
Wednesday. Thursday
/
Don't Forget The Cash Drawing!
'WE'RE GOING TO BE RICH'
CAST: GRACIE FIELDS, VICTOR McLAG-
LEN, BRIAN DONLEVY. A drama filled
with rollicking laughter.
ALSO A COMEDY