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VOLUME NUMBER 15
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Military Honors
For M. Hudecek,
Korean Casualty
Pfc. Marion "Bill" Hudecek,
8on of Mrs. Martha A. Hughes
of Beach, who was killed in ac-
tion in Korea February 12, 1951,
will be returned to Beach this
Saturda3 morning, and military
last rites will honor him at ser-
vices at the Evangelical United
Brethren church, Rev. J. S. Corn-
Ierth officiating; tentative dates
~ be either this Sunday or Mon-
dav, depending on when out of
~:ox{,n relatives can arrive. Rohan
Funeral home is in charge of
arrangements, and friends may
~ecure definite informRtion by
contacting them.
A military escort, composed of
members of the local Harley
Salzman Post, no. 5, of the Am-
erican Legion, will meet the train
the remains will arrive on, and
they will also participate in the
tast rites. Sgt. Andrew Alloe is
accompanying him from the
Oakland Army Base, Oakland,
Calif., as the government-pro-
Vided escort.
Pfc. Hudecek served with com-
Pany K, of the 9th Infantry re-
glment, since being called up
last summer with the reserves.
Prior to that time, he served two
Years at various posts throughout
th% country, following his en-
listment in New England, N. D.
A brother, Harvey, is also in ser-
Vice, serving with ~he navy, at
submarine base at New Lon-
don, Conn.
, List Winners Of
BEACH, GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2{), 1951 NUMBER 1
Rohan Sale Proves
People Like Bargains
Apparently everyone loves a
bargain, judging from the busy
Rohan truck seen these days
hurrying to deliver merchandise
purct~ased during their big li-
quidation sale which is now in
progress. Those hauling their
own purchases are given a nice
discount for doing so.
This week several more items
have been added to the sale, see
~heir large ad elsewhere in this
~:dition for details
Lt. Don Wischow
Still Photo Officer
Lt. Donald Wisehow, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wischow of
Sentinel Butte, is assigned to the
Material Div., Wright Air De-
velopment Center, Wrigh,t Patter.
son Air Force base, Dayton, Ohio,
where he is a still photo officer,
handling all photography for
the base. He attended the Air
Force Photo School for 12 weeks,
at Ft. Monmouth, N. J.
Another to join the already
large number of local men en-
route to duty in the far east
will be Richard Dreher, son of
Mrs. Irene Johnstone of this city,
who will leave in a few days for
Japan, after visiting here for a
week. He is trained in bridge
ounstruction work.
Benjamin Michels, son of Mr.
:and Mrs. Ben Michels of Beach,
who was home on fBrlough for
24 days. left this Wd~lnesday to
report at Ft. Lawton. Wn., pos-
sibly for overseas duty.
Capt. A. J. Decker. in Korea
more than one :,'ear, is enroute
tome no~, on the rotation plan.
Carroll Bragg Dies
Stanley Halver Gets Hunting Laws In
Masters Degree
At Billings Thurs. 'This Weeks Issue
"B tte ranchin area re This week the News is carry.
ncl U g , ", • " " .
Carroll W. Bragg, formerly as- ceived his m, asters Ueeree in en- mg the Governor's Proelamat}on
::ociated with the Golden Valley gmeering this summer, from theon the North Dakota hunting
News. succumbed at a Billingse,..~,~ rT,,~v,~r¢~+,, a* ~ustin 'Vex laws tot the (.Dining se~ son.
hospital last Thursday Sept 13 ..... ,~, .... ~,~ ,_~:" ~ "" '-- " Members of the Golden Valley
• t~ ' ' " ' as lie and ms Wile were house I -~ r ". ,, ~ " , , " " - "
from a heart ailment; he had en- .,(~ests at his rmrents home last i w ilaliie cLul) are again remmuea
,ered the institution on Sunday.":.. ~, ..... ;,,~,,. w.;a .... nnd l~,av of the pelenmal problem o
Funeral services were conducted in, on the followin,- Wednes-~ farmer-hunter relations, a prob-
the Settergren chape,, Satur for Los An-eles Canf l em that oannot he so,ted over-
day, Sept.-13, wuth Rev. "I. F. where he will be employed as lmght: but every .club member
Rutledge Beale, pastor of the a civil engineer at the Dou~,lascan ao nis parr m netpmg to
:iryt.Co gregat onal church of" Aircraft p~'ant. Prior to visi~'ing better r !a.o2s='.... an our
fwmtmg. Interment was mane the ttalvers here, they stopped . because pracucat)) ......
in the Billings cemetery, over in Boulder' ColD where ,~untmg Is on prtvam Janu. acre
Mr. Bragg was born Aug. 2. they Were ,,uests' of her' n'trents ::re a few suggestions all club
1919, at Miles City, Mont. He fo~a wee~ ~" " members are asked to remem-
w::s stricken with polio when 9I ....... her. If at all possible, ask per-
years of age and was brought!£~ . ][~ • t]~_ mission to hunt private land.
{o Billings for treatment. In 1930 ! ounl;v fair 1o Most every farmer will be more
he went to Spokane, Wn., where i d th:m glad to give you permis-
~e learned the printing trade. !~__ ___ ~ ....... sion. Don't forget to close gates.
and on April 5, 1942, he was mar- ' KJtp~][]. IOIIIOI'['OW Be careful around farm build-
ried to Miss Virginia Miller of ~t iw~s During ttae dry fall season
Be~zeh. at Las Vegas. Net. They The llth annual Golden Val- Mways remember fire is a great
made their home in Los Angeles,
Calif., several months, then
moved to Beach for the winter of
1944-45, and then to Billings,
Mont., which remained their
home.
Survivors include his wife, a
son, John Lee, a brother, Robert
ley County Fair will open here
(omorrow, Friday, with the judg-
ing of the livestock and exhi-
bits at the fair grounds to start
at 9 o'clock a. m. All stock must
be on the grounds not later than
7 p. m. tonight.
At I p. m.'the participants will
Bragg, H, ardin, thTee sisters, Mrs. ~ather at the Lincoln grade
Raymond Hildebrand, Glendive, school building with the Beach
Mrs. P. :I. Kane, Butte, and Mrs. band under the direction of Ro-
Morris Farrell, Billings, Mont. ger Stolberg to lead the .parade.
Mr. Marshall Miller and Mrs. Everybody should be on time
Mary Miller of this city attend-
ed the last rites there.
Mrs. ]ohn Schillo
Succumbs Sept, 17
Mrs. John A. Schillo, Beach,
hazard, be sure to put out all
fires 'and be careful of cigaret-
tes.
This week end the antelope
season opens and on Saturday,
Sept. 22 a good many hunters
will be taking to the field in the
three hunting units of western
North Dakota with high-power-
ed rifles. There .will no doubt be
accidents of some kind but it is
up to the individual hunter to
take every preaution.
as the parade will start at exact-
ly 1:15 and not a minute later.
Tabulate Wheat
The first event at the grounds
following the parade will be the
w,t. Tri 1 R hs
hallard of this city furnishing a esu
the pig. Hall and Son of Trotters The FFA Chapter in coopera-
have just informed the fair tion with ~he N. Dak. Expert-
board that they have a wild merit Station has conducted
they are also bringing in to turn wheat trials for the past 5 years.
"Cavalcade of
Stars Coming"
The "Cavalcade of Stars" a
musical show with other acts
will be shown at the Legion hall
this coming Saturday night at
which time two shows will be
presented ,t.o the public. Every-
body will want to hear Mickey
Cochrane,• the 11 year old pianist,
who is internationally known.
There will be other musical num-
bers by professional stars plus
a baton twrilling act that is one
of the
bests, on the road today.
The sound car will be out this
coming Saturda:~ afternoon giv-
ing you all the information con-
cerning the "Cavalcade of Stars"
to be held at the Legion hall.
Be
Game From Baker
The Beach Bucs vcon their
season's opener here last Fri-
day night when the)' defeated
the Baker squad by a score of
20 to 0.
The scoring started late in the
l'ir.s~ period when Chas. Peterson,
Beach's right Tmlf back snatch-
ted a fumble out ,of the air on
[Baker's five yard line and went
across without anybody laying
a hand on him. The extra point
was made when Don Kukowski
caught ,a pass in the end zone.
Bill Bares playing left half
back scored Beach's second
touch-down in the second quar.
ter an~t the second extra point
was made by Higby plunging the
line. At half time Beach held a
14 to 0 lead.
The third quarter was played
or. fai, rly even terms but near
the end of the quarter Bares got
away for a long run that set up
Miss Cole.Stephen
Sleight Nuptials
Historical Old Post Chapel ~
Fort Sill, Okla,, was the settl~
for the wedding Monday, Sep-
tember 10, of Miss Nancy M,arb
lyn Cole, daughter of Major and
Mrs. K. J. Cole, Milnor, N. Oq
to Cpl. Stephen Sleight, j'r., ~1%
of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen I,
Sleiffht, Beach. A Lutheran pa~.
tor, Chaplain George O. Taylor,
officiated at the double ring
ceremony.
They were attended by h~l¢
parents, Maj. and Mrs. Cole. 'Phe
bride chose a white,, frock, street
length, made with a fitted l~-
dice and full skirt, trimmed
heavy linen lace, worn with &
small white hat and white ~C-
cessories. Her flowers were &
shower bouquet of Amerita~
Beauty red roses. The bridegroom
wore his gray dress unifovlTh
with a white carnation bouton.
niere.
Following the ceremony, a
wedding dinner for the brtdl~l
party and a few friends v~a~
served at the Fort Sill Office~
Club• After their honeymoon,
the couple will be at home a~
Fort Hood, Texas, where the
bridegroom, a registered phar-
macist, is stationed.
The Coles and Mrs. Stephen J.
Slei~ht's family have been life-
long friends, all residing in Mll-
nor. Major Cole, a dentist at Mll-
nor for many years, was recall-
ed to active duty Aug. 20, this
ye,ar; he also served four yea~
in the South Pacific area during
the past world war.
Rainbow Girls
Install Officers