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ITIURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1951
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OF
SEPTEMBER 22
Take advantage of these dollar saving
values. Come in and see the large selec-
lion of beautiful new 1951 Albrecht
Furs, which Mr. Henry Twite, the AI-
brecht Fur Specialist will have for this
Special Event.
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS, BEACH. N. D.
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Sunday School 10 a. m.
Evening Service 8 p. m.
\V(.:lnesday Prayer Meeting 8
Rev. and Mrs. Auer, Mr. and
,Izs. Henning Steen and Gloria
visited at the Dulane Wang
.,ome Friday evening.
The W. S. W. S. held its reg-
ular meeting at the Ross Camer-
on home Thursday afternoon.
After the business meeting, the
ram was presented by Mrs.
Cameron. A lovely lunch was
served by Mrs. Cameron assist-
ed by Mrs..-Terry Cameron.
Mr. and M,rs. Fay Shepherd
were Thursday dinner guests a~
the Buck Shepherd home.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Pat Plummer home were Mr
and Mrs. Paul Thoemke and fa-
mily.
,Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bryson
from Glendive were Sunday
guests at the Cliff Beach home.
Grandma Wang and Art were
Sunday dinner guests at the El.
mer Wang'home. Aiternono call
ers were Mr. and Mrs. Pete Plum-
met and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Thoemke and child,ten, Mr.
and Mrs. Dulane Wang and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Henning Steen
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Berg and children, Rev. and Mrs.
Auer.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smact
from Longmont, Colorado, were
week end house guests at the
home of Mr. Smart's sister. Mrs.
Ross Cameron and family. A
family get-together was enjoyed
Saturday evening for supper at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Buck
Shepherd. Guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Terry Cameron and son.
Colin Cameron, Alan Cameron,
Lolita Yokley, Mr. and Mrs.
Smart, M,r. and Mrs. Ross Cam-
eron.
The Ollie lobrary is open
every Wednesday from 2:30 to
4:30 with Mrs. Pat Plummer
Select your fur coat Now. A small de-
librafian.
Francis Madler entertained M,r.
Posit will hold your selection. Buy your and Mrs. Henning Steen, Gloria
ad Donald to SaCurday supper
furs on CUMMINS personalized budget in Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rose and
Carol were dinner guests Satur-
or lay-away plan. No carrying charge, day
of Mr. and Mrs. Vic Berg
and family. .
Mrs. Percy Bryson, Mrs- Pat
. • * * * Plummer. Rev. and Mrs. Auer
attended W. S. W. S. Institute
held Tuesday at the Evangelical
United Brethren church in Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bryson
were Gtendive callers Saturday
.:rid Sunday, where they attend-
ed the wedding of a friend.
Mr. and Mrs. Dulane Wang
and son called on the aPt Plum.
mer family Thursday evening.
Charles Madler. Sr.. was a sup-
~er guest at the Henning Steen
home Tuesday.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Vie Berg home were Mr. and Mrs.
Bud John..on and daughter Arleta
Berg returned home with the
for an indefinite stay.
News Want Ads Bring Results! Plan to attend the Golden
Valley County Fair, Sept. 21-22.
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Thermos Jugs- Duck Decoys
Hunting Jackets- Hunting Licenses
Fact Most Everything You'll Need
For The nuntin, g Season.
Beach, North Dakota
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_ ,~ ~ .... ; " SUPPER CONFERENCE AT. ]Fishing Party---
I I oft werc ~Ull{,I:V ~[~CFrlOO~'I and
.~ _"ph~ News ,ll~uper guest'~at t~eler home AndrewKoh. JTROT'rERs SEPT. 28 j A fishing party coml)o~ed of
t " J The annual Fall supper con-[Randy Meeks, Ward Johnson,
i A birthday party was held at [ference of the Billings and Gold- Fred Reinecke, Frank P~.eler, and
..... i the Bud C]ouse home Sunday ~ en Valley inter-6enominational Earl Carlson of W.ibau× and Pa.ut
The Homemakers met with t sepkas, Jesoks, Karnes John-
Mrs. Alice Clouse on the ]lth. ~laons, John Irons. Burys, Schmel-
with all members present.
!:~ilc those present were, Wo- church Council is being held at Drake 6t this city, left for lake
Ao~oboom .and Wosepkas.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Wal~ter Sch-I Sunday. They had fairly good
/artz and family and Mrs. Eli- luck, catching a nice st,ring of
the E. U. B. in Trotters, N. D.,
beginning at 6:00 p. m., on Fri-
day evening, September 28th.
The supper is a free covered
dish arrangement, with the Trot-
~ers church furnishing tt~e hot
dishes and beverages; the visi.
tors the sandwieh~s and des-
serts. Rev. Cornforth is the host
pastor.
This annual affair usually ,has
quite a large attendance of the
men, Sunday school officers and
teachers, young folks and their
parents. It was hekl last Fall at
Qu 'Appelle, Saskatchewan, Ca-
nada, last Satu~rday where they
pl, anned to spend about six days
fishing. The men are making the
trip in two cars.
10-Yr. Renewal--
Another to join the increasing
number to renew their subscrip-
tions for ten years Tecently is
Mrs. A. Weinach~ and her dau-
ghter and son-in.law Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Miehels, all of whom
spend their summers in this
community, where ]~Ir. Michels
zabeth Schwartz were dinner
.,uests of Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Clouse Sunday.
Mrs. Karnes Johnson and
children left Friday for the Twin
Cities, to attend her brother
Art's wedding.
Mrs. Gloyd Bury and children
and Mrs. Bertha Bury were Baker
shoppers Saturday.
Birthday Club met with Hilda
Drewniak o nthe 13th. honoring
Mrs. Nick Gamroth.
Miss Edith Carew is visiting
her sister at Miles City for a
while.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Scherman.
Jr.. and family of Glendive were
Sunday guests at the Scherman
home.
Mr and Mrs. Lewis Drewniak
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Drewniak and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Fasching and
daughter were Sunday dinner
guests at the LeRoy Faschipgs
in Golva.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Casy were
Sunday supper guests at the
Fritz Fasching home.
Clara and .Harold Olson called
at the Lewis Drewniak home
Sunday.
'Fred Kramer was a guest at
the l~aym~nd Faschings Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. l~aymond Fas-
thing and girls and Mr. J. K.
NOTICE!
A Singer Sewing Ma-
c.brae Co. representa-
tire will be m thin ter-
ritory weekly. For
service or repairs
write 112 fourth St.
Bismarck, N. D., or
Phone 1306, Bis-
marck, N. Dak.
Perch and several large catfish,
the largest weighing 16 lbs. Fred
is having ~he big one froze so
he can show it to Clyde' Polley
when he returns from his trip
~o the World Series.
From Miuoula---
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Gilman of
Missouta arrived here last Sat-
urday and ,are visiting relatives
and friends here in Beach.
Medora. An out-state speaker
will deliver the address of the
evening. Speci, al vocal numbers
will be furnished by the church-
es.
An attendance banner will be
awarded to the church with the
l.'rgest group in attendance. Mrs.
Marian McCutch~n of Medora is
the Sec.-Treas. Rev. H. E. Lacy
of Beach Presiden~ and Rev. J.
R. Boggs vice.president.
has farming interests. Mrs- Wein-
acht and Mrs. Michels and son
will leave this coming Tuesday,
Sept. 25. to return to Long Beach,
Calif.. with Mr. Miehels follow-
ing later, after he finishes up
his fall work.
To DLckinson---
Arian Clocksin and Mrs. I~)n
Hardy were Dickinson shopper~
last Saturday.
Let us fill your Burner Fuel and Propane
Tanks Now. Get your anti-freeze now. We have
a complete line of permanent anti-freeze and
alcohol- batteries- tires.
Don't forget the County Fair, September
21- 22. Bring the whole family. Make our station
your headquarters. Leave your car or truck for
an oil change and grease job.
Clean Modern Rest Rooms
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Beach, North Dakota
Wibaux, Montana
Located 1 mile East of Wibaux, on Highway No. 10
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