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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1951
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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS, BEACH, N. D.
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ELMER FRANKLIN :he Beach rural community, was
WEDS IN OREGON married at his borne " there
Elmer E. Franklin. son of ]Vlr. Thursday evening, Aug. 30, to
and Mrs. Edwin C. Franklin, of Miss P~atsie Davison of Amity,
M cMinnville, Ore., formerly of Rex,. Robert Powell, pastor of th~
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Showing a champion.., bringing home a blue ribbon from the fair
ig the favorite dream of many a farm boy. That's why he spends a good
share of his waking hours helping it to come true.
He garnishes his calf's ground corn with minerals and mol~ses
L--~yrri.es
if it isn't Hcked up clean. He spends hours teaching his baby
to lead.., combs and curries its gleaming coat until aching arms
eebel.
.~l~g~ng drepms and then working hard to make them come true is
Amer/¢~ wgy. Th~'s the spirit which mmdormed a wilderness into
~q world s most powerful nation in a little over 300 years. That's the
...~ai~pring which made a peace-loving nation the arsenal of democracy.
shat's thehabit which makes our counu7 the land of opportuniw and
geeat accomplishments.
~ack in
1837, John Deere's dreams and dogged determinadongave
world the first successful steel plow. This new plow unlockedthe
• hh of the prairie soil--created a new agricultural empire. Today,
• ' John Deere organization is pioneering new frontiers--working
Imtke the American dream of a well.fed world a reality.
~eful preparation and lots of perspiration still make dreams come
in America. For in this free land, life is what you make it--the future
unlimited.
Be sure to attend the Golden Val-
Icy County Fair and 4-H Sale this
week end, Friday and Saturday.
Sept. 21 and 22.
CO.
church of Christ. Amity, offici-
ated at the cand[elighted,
double ring ceremony. The
?):ide, given in marriage by her
father, was attended by her
.,ister, Miss Doris Davison, and
best man was Joseph err of
Portland, Ore•, an uncle of the
bridegroom, with Leslie err,
~alem, cousin of the bridegroom,
serving as usher.
The bride wore a light grey
tailored suit with a white blouse,
navy blue accessories, and a
corsage of red rose buds. The
maid of honor chose a maroon
suit with beige accessories, worn
with a salmon pink begonia cor.
sage. The bridegroom and at-
tendants wore boutonnieres of
:ed rose buds.
f ,
Thirty relatwes and close
friends were present for the cere-
mony and reception which fol-
lowed. The bridegroom attend-
ed schools in the Trotters com-
munity, and is now employed at
a lumber mill in the Cresent
city.
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(Crowded Out Last Week,)
Mr• and Mrs. Jack Danes were
guests at the A. J. Zeebarth home
last week.
Mrs. Bill Drewniak and Sally,
moved into Golva where Sally
goes to high school.
Mrs. Raymond Fasching and
girls were Sunday callers at the
Hubert Schmitzs at Golva.
Donald Broekmeyer is visiting
his folks Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Brockmeyer.
Edith Carew called at the
Brockmeyer home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Fasch-
ing and girls were supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John Irons Men.
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wojohn
are on a vacation to Nebraska
and Wyoming•
Mrs. Art White called at the
Andrew Kohler home Thursday
afternoon•
Ed. XVojohn is staying at the
Fred Wojohn ranch while the
Wojohns vre on their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Drewniak
were oallers at the Andrew Koh-
let home Sunday uight.
Mr. and Mrs. John Irons and
boys were Sunday supper guests
at the Andrew Kohler home.
Miss Maxine Wog drove to
Eelfield over the week end.
.vr l erm n Broekm;yer wm Wibaux 4-H Fair
on Sept 20 the Al Plans Completed
irons home.
Miss Maxine Wog of Belfield ,
~:a:'ted her school term at theI The 4-It Council
met
Friday,
Hillside school, ~:.'ei.~tember 7, at which time final
Art White and Bud Clouse
:cok a load of attle to Dick-in
sn Thursday.
Gall Johnson spent Sunday
night at the Bud Clouse home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schwartz
an dfamily, Mr. and Mrs. Gee
Wosepka were Sunday guests at
the Bud Clouse home and Mr.
and Mrs. Nels Langdon were
supper guests ~there Wewnesday.
j Mrs. Karnes Johnson, Mrs.
Oscar Clarin, Mrs. Martha Clouse,
Mrs. Bud Clouse and boys were
all Dickinson and Belfeild call-
ers Friday.
Mrs. Martha Clouse is visiting
at the home of her son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Clouse.
• . . Unlike ragweed, News
want ads are notl~ing to sneeze
at . . .
Plan to attend the Golden
Valley County Fair, Sept. 21-22.
plans we:'e made for the 4-H
fair which is to be he]d S, ept.
14.15 at the Wibaux County
;nigh school.
The Fair board committee is
made up of Glenn Seammon,
Mrs. Harry Begger, Mrs. Stanley
Peplinskt, and Mrs. Roy Gustaf-
son, together with the County
,ont. drew up the program
for the two day event.
All exhibits are to be in place
by noon on Friday. Judging of
exhibits and booths at 1:30 p. m.
Races will be held at the foot-
ball field at 1:30 p. m. Girls
softball game at 3:30 p. m. Bert
Fasching and Jim Hamling will
take care of the girls teams.
On Saturday, Sept• 15, exhi-
bits will be open to public in
the high school gym and live-
stock on the football field.
A 0oy's softball game will be
held at 10 a. m. at the ball
)ark. Bicycle parade at 11:30
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Beach, North Dakota
/,. :n. and 4-It demonstration:
i:~ high school gym at 1:30 p. m.
Apprec'iation (Irawing at 3:30
and S~vl-, Revue at 3:45. The
Harves~ Ball will be held at the
5ham;ock hall in the evening.
Move To BisLact~ck---
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. "Mac" Mil.
1,"~ anti c.Ahlren left last Friday
:or their new borne in Bismarck,
after selling their home here to
t~r. and Mrs. Werner Kippley.
They were dinner guests Thurs-
day evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Hank Reiter. The Mil-
lers were very ative in the com-
munity while they were rest.
dents of Beach, Mr. Miller was
county extension agent, and Mrs.
Miller belonged to several or-
ganizations, icluding the Legion
Auxilia~'.
To Spokane--
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Schill~) and
her father, Mr. A. M. Schmitz,
left last Tuesday for Spokane
w '"
ash., to retahves. The
Sehillo girls are staying with
her mother, Mrs. A. M. Sehmitz.
To Billings--
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Still and
Eugene and Mrs. Jesse Still
spent the week end in Billings
to help Yvonne Still celebrate
her birthday. Yvonne is the dau-
ghter of Mr• and Mrs. Albert Still.
She is doing secretarial work in
Billings.
4th Birthday--
Four-year old Jani Lynn, dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Hank Rei-
tel celebrated her birthday last
Friday afternoon at her home,
with several other youngsters.
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