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VOLUME NUMBER 8
BEACH. GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, SI~PTEMBER 21, 1944
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NUMBER 52
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News of the Week
In the Sentinel
Butte Community
Mrs. Hazel Reed was a Beach
business caller Thursday evening.
Donna Kirkpatrlek spent last
Monday night with Beverly Rink.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders were
Dickinson visitors Saturday.
William Connell was a Medora
visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Cecil Tangen visited at the
Petersille home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Victor Johnson was a Sun-
flay visitor of Mrs. Carl Moen.
Mrs. Paul Wagner, Dorthea Wis-
chow and Alma Rink were Dickin-
Daniel Bohn has accepted a job
at the Butte Drug store and started
work last week.
MM2c Henry Olson was a dinner
guest at the Byron Hogoboom home
Friday evening. Hank is stationed
at San Diego, Calif. and is spending
a short leave with relatives at
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wagner and
Alma Rink were Saturday evening
visitors at the Albert Wosepka and
T. A. Wosepka homes. Kenneth
and Dorothy Wosepka accompanied
them to the A1 Wosepka home.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rost had as
their dinner and supper guests Sun-
day Mr. and Mrs. Christ Rost, Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Rost, Mr. and
Mrs. Clinton Baker, Carl Rost and
Emil Ferrell, all of Ollie, Mont.
Among those who attended the
rodeo in Glendive Saturday and
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
son shoppers Friday. Nelson• Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van
Mrs. Ed Dletz spent Thurs~lay in Horn, Lydia Dunder and brother,
Beach visiting her mother, Mrs. Mr. and and Mrs. Jimmie John-
Vera Wassmann. I stone, Mr. and Mrs. Art Reinholz,
Mrs. Ed Qualle and family have Ruth and Mary Margaret and Mrs.
moved Into the Smith house during lFred Reinholz, Bettie Armstrong,
~he school term. and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Uetz and
Mrs. Adolph Klaus returned home Charles.
from Miles City, where she spent --v--
ahou~ a week visiting.
Mrs. Jennie Dempsey and Mrs. WIBAUX NEWS
~lmer Rost were Beach shoppers
Thursday.
Mrs. R. Pritchard and grand- Mrs. Fred Retnecke, Cor.
daughter of Glendive called at the
.a
Bert Waldal home Thursday.
Mrs. Paul Wagner spent Wednes- Mrs. Frank Drake of Glendive
day afternoon visiting Dorothea visited here last Wednesday.
Wisehow. The Missionary Society met at
The Rev. Eugene La Meres of the club house Thursday afternoon.
Minot was a caller in town on Mrs. Eli Swartz served lunch at
"thursday. Red Cross Friday.
Mrs. Alma Rink, Beverly and NormaD Hazlewood made a trip
Kermit were Sunday visitors at the to Sioux Falls, S. D. last week.
Mrs. Louise Bilyue spent several
Lars Vanvig home in Medora. ]
Mrs. Fred Smith and Bonnie idays last week at Marmarth. N. D
:Smith visited Mrs. W. R. Campin Mrs. Ray Scammon entertained
'Sunday afternoon. ~her sewing club last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Hogoboom were Frank Beeler arrived home Sun-
Sunday dinner guests at the Frank Say from Great Falls on a 15-day
Sartz home near Beach.. :urlough.
Mrs. Inga Carlson has been as- :~r. and Mrs.-Kenneth :Jeeters of
~sistlng at the JOhnson care thet :~::nd~vc v:sited at the Guy Halt
past week. :.~e last Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Wyckoff and children :~.-~. Albert Pickering came home
were Sunday Visitors at the W. T.! "om the Beach hospital last Mon-
Brown home. t -v cvening.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Reinholz and Dorothy Marie Scott, who has
Ruth were Dickinson callers on vcn ill in the Beach hospital, came
n~me last Monday evening.
Friday.
Hgrman Dletz spent several days Mrs Mettle Meyer returned from
last week in Great Falls. Mont. on Washington after several weeks
business, visiting there.
The Nelson school opened Mon- Mrs. David Dick brought her
day morning with Mrs. Paul Wag- mother. Mrs. John Carlson, home
net as teacher. This school has frcm Wolf Point Wednesday.
been closed for several years. Mrs. Lute Meek, Jr. left last
Mrs. Cordia Wallace and Stanley Thursday for Tacoma, Wash. to be
~f Beach spent several days last close to her husband's army camp.
week visiting Mrs. Myrtle Bicknell Sgt. Arthur Larson arrived Mort-
at the Roy Doyle home. day from Fort Harrison, Ind. to
Donald stecker left for his home visit ~ mother.
sat Hailiday Saturday after having Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Manning and
spent the summer with his grand- daughter and Mrs. Claire Samson
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stecker. were in Miles City Friday on
Herman Dietz and family, Math lbusiness"
Dletz and Charles and Peter Wag- Miss Marjorie Sokaloski has been
her spent Sunday sightseeing in the visiting relatives and friends for
Roosevelt National Park. several weeks, leaving for Billings
Mrs, Susie Goldsberry returned this week.
home Sunday after having spent Mrs. James Griffith and children
the past two weeks working near came home last Sunday from Miles
Wibaux. City, where they spent several
Mr. and Mrs. Math Teacher and weeks with relatives.
Mack Ritehie brought a truck
family and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Zin-
sli attended the rodeo in Glendive
Sunday. Alvin Teacher took part
in the rodeo•
Mrs. Dayton Edson of Spokane,
Wash. spent several days last week
visiting at the Glendora Homing,
F. D. Waldal and May Fisher
homes.
Pfc. Win. Johnson %rrlved Satur-
day from Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.
to spend a short furlough with his
l~arents, Mr. and Mrs. Hjalmer
Johnson.
Quite a few from here attended
the show in Beach Sunday evening.
Lyle Petersille arrived home Sat-
urday from Joliet, Mont., where ne
has been employed. . _
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Waldat ann
boys spent Saturday and sunday[
at the Louie Lardy home in Glen-I
•live. They also attended the fairI
while there. {
Ted Kirkpatrlck retu~ed homeI
on Saturday after hawng spent aI
week at the Robert Blome home in l
Wibaux, where he assisted with/
threshing.
Little Wealthy Ann Gauser had
the misfortune of falling on a blg
rock Saturday and cutting a deep
gash in her head, which necessitat-
ed quite a few stitches to close it.
Mrs. Fred Reinholz and Mrs.
John Sanders were Beach shoppers
Saturday. They also brought Mary
~dl~. olz home to spend the week-
Mrs. Win. Gardner and Marion
of Beach and Mrs. Paul Wagner
,+ spent Friday evening at the Alma
Rink home. Mrs. Bert Waldal and
Mrs. Nell Hogoboom also called
there that evening.
Miss Shirley Peterson arrived
here Saturday. from Washburn to
spend several days visiting her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Downs', and
her sister, Mrs. Russell Brown, and
fame.
The sad news has been received
here fl~-at the 21-month-old son of
~[r. and Mrs. Frederick Kautz, Jr.
of BilHngs was burned while play-
ing at their home last Wednesday
and passed away Friday. Mrs.
:Kaut~ will be remembered here as
the former Marie Knopp, who grad-
~ted from high school here with
the class of 1940. Sincere s~mpa-
thy is extended the bereaved rela-
tives in this time of sorrow, by the
entire community..
load of apples from Bozeman Wed-
nesday and then was a guest at the
John Mengel farm Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Welsh and
Russell, John and Harry Mengel
were Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Roy Mengel at Baker.
Mrs. Hazel Drake and son Don-
ald and daughter Joy, and Bob
Johnson and Ethel Roe|d, all of
Glendive, visited here Monda.y.
Mrs. George Balough, enroute
to Trenton, N. J., to join her hus-
band, visited her mother and father]
Thursday. Mrs. Sutherland rode as[
far as Dickinson with her. I
Mrs. Ed Skaar and two sons, Sigb
and Albert, visited friends here lastI
week. Albert left for Billings to~
visit for a short time before going
on to California.
Miss Evelyn Morgan came home
Thursday from the Beach hospital
after having her appendix removed.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Scott made
a trip to Dickinson last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley WaSslnk and
baby and Mrs. D. Wassink of Baker
called at the Burton and Albion
Welsh homes Saturday enroute to
Glendive.
The Eastern Star Chapter met
Tuesday evening .at their regular
meeting at the Masonic hall. Mrs.
Norman Hazlewood and Mrs. Alger
Meek served lunch after the
meeting.
The Lions held their regular
meeting Monday evening and be-
fore the business meeting Mes-
dames Norman Hazlewood, Randy
Meek and Ariey Helvik served din-
ner. Guests of the club were Stan-
ley Trollope and Frank Beeler.
Marian Hanson brought his
mother. Mrs. Alda Hanson, home
last week after she had spend five
weeks in Great Falls at his home.
He is spending some time helping
with the harvesting at the Halvor
Dahl farm.
Among those who attended ser-
vices in Baker .the past week to
hear Dr. and Mrs. Riley from the
Northwestern Bible school of Mln-
nea+polis were Rev. and Mrs. Edwin
Ooossen. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Scam-
mon, Mrs. Burton Welsh and Rus-
sell. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wood-
house, Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Bailey
and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Steele.
Rev. Goossen was ordained Sunday
as a Baptist minister at Baker.
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Lucille Higby, Reporter
Mary Jane IAndstrom left for
Missoula last Friday to attend Nor-
mal school.
Lonie Vanatta took Mrs. Venetia
to Miles City a week ago last
Tuesday to see a doctor.
Leroy Moline was a business caller
A Weekof Community [ TROTTERSNEW ]
Gossip From Westerheim
The Dick Pendleton family were
Beach visitors Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Johnstone
and Gene were Beach shoppers on
Saturday.
North Dakota's 1944 lamb crop is
estimated to be 748,000 head, 10
percent below 1943.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson and
Ichildren enjoyed the show "Swing
Fever" Friday. night.
Emil Kunick and Dick Pendleton
are through combining and are now
busy stacking feed for. both farms.
Mrs. Wendell Youells and Mrs. Ed
Stecker were shoppers In Glendtve
on Saturday.
Don Wright made a hurry-up trip
to Sentinel Butte Thursday to order
gas for the A1 Allen threshing rig.
, Johnnie Clair Rathbun has a job
after school hours, helping Jiggs
at the Standard service station.
Lydia Dunder and Wanda Van
Horn were Sentinel Butte visitors
in Carlyle Wednesday of last week.[Wednesday evening.
Jack Jakobson left for Missoulai Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Stecker, Judy
Tuesday of last week to wdrk there. Hoeck and Charley Purcell were
Mistake: Benny Kreuger is not shoppers in Beach Saturday night.
working for Billy Lindstrom; he
says he is going, to or is, working
for Bob Carew. Hope I'm right this
time t
A potluck dinner w~s held in the
t basement of the U. B. church last
Sunday• Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Ken-
n'edy of Canton, Ill. were there as
guests.
The following were entertained
as dinner guests at the home of
Mrs. May Anthony and her daugh-
ter Lois a week ago last Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. peter Weinreis, Mr.
and Mrs. John Schmeling and fam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fulton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy and Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Weinreis and
daughter.
Two more. local girls teaching this
school term are Gertrude Rising at
the Fischer school and Marlys
Lutts southwest of Wfllard, Mont.
Rev. and Mrs. Wetzel and daugti-
ter were supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Fulton Tuesday of last
week.
The U. B. Ladies Aid was held at
the home of Pearl Hammond on
Thursday of last week. Visitors
present were Mrs. Ed Kreuger, Mrs.
Ed Hartse, Mrs. Jim Gannon, Mrs.
Herman Bargfeld and Mrs. Bessie
Jakobsen. At the close of the after-
noon a lovely lunch was served by
the hostess.
Mrs. Earl Higby was hostess to
the Beaner Valley club last Thurs-
day. A committee was appointed,
with Mrs. Rudolph Lutts as chair-
man, to attend to the starting of
a Red Cross home nursing course
in Fallon county. There were a
few visitors present, Mrs. Claude
Lund, Mrs. Tom Fulton, Mrs. Jim
Gannon and Mrs. Ed Kreuger.
After the meeting lunch was served.
There were 32 young folks of
various ages and sizes at the home
of Mrs. Charlie Fulton on Saturday
afternoon. They were the group
that belongs to the Junior Church,
of which Mrs. Fulton is the leader.
They finished up their work books
on China and then had a picnic
under the trees. These young folks
and their leader have given $9.74
towards Chinese relief.
V
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
O. L. Olsrud, Pastor Tel. 154
Beach:
Sunday School 10 A. M. Services
at 11 A.M. Sermon theme: "Divine
Help for Humanity's Distress."
Lutheran Brotherhood at the Ir-
vin Thompson home this Thursday
at 8 P. M.
A confirmation class will be start-
ed this Saturday at i0 A. M.,
Sentinel Dutte: • .
Ladies Aid this Friday afternoon
with Mrs F D. Waldahl and Mrs.
J. Johnstone ~ h0sesses.
Young peoples meeting Sundoy
at 8 P. M.
Garner:
I.~dies Aid entertained by Mrs.
Olsrud at the parsonage this Friday
at 2:30 P. M.
Carlyle:
Services at 2:30 P. M.
Confirmation class at 3:30 P. M.
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EMERGENCY CLOTHING DRIVE
An emergency clothing drive for
needy.men~ women and children in
liberated areas is being sponsored
by the local churches from ~eptem-
ber 21st to September 25th. Only
one shipment frdm Beach will be
made. I.~ave all clothing at tl~e
parsonage of the united Brethren
church not later ti~n Monday,
September 25th. This+ iS~ a r~tl~nal
drive
and everyone is urged to gWe
give generously.
clothing an~Iv_' ..... .
good
OVERNIGHT GUEST~ HERE
, ,
Mrs. Thor F01kvord,0f +:Ska~ ar~
Miss Mac Folkvord Of Washington,
D. C. were ~. overnight -guests at
the Mrs. Mary Johnson home+ om
Tuesday of last Week, 'enroute to
Washington, D. C.- Miss Folkvord,
who .is secretary to Senator Wheel-
er of Montana, was called home
last week by the death of her
father, Thor Foikvord. Mrs. Folk-
vord is accompanying her daugh-
ter to Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cook drove in
to Sentinel Butte Friday P. M.
after Jean. Win. Rathbun accom-
panied them.
Mr. and Mrs. Math Brown were
shoppers in Beach Friday, bringing
the children out to spend the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cook were
visitors at the Rathbun home on
Thursday evening, as were George
and" Don Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van Horn
and family and Lydia and Chuck
Dunder took in the rodeo at Glen-
dive Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. A. H. Allen returned home
Wednesday evening from the hospi-
tal, where she had spent a few
days. Her son, Junior, and Vera
Hess brought her home. " '
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rost visted
at the Harold Lowman home a
week ago. Mrs. Rost remained a
few days longer than Arnold and
spent her time canning vegetables.
Marlyn Cook drove to Sentinel
Butte after her mother, sisters and
brothers Friday evening after her
school day at the Olson school was
finished.
Pete Wirtzfeld is helping Don
Evans with his combining in section
one. Webb Alien and Carl helped
the John B~rgs finish their com-
bining Wednesday and Thursday.
Dad Allen and Corporal Ikey
were out visiting in the commun-
ity Thursday. Seems good to see
Ikey walking with just the aid of
a cane•
Peter Haveriuk and' Wanda Van
Horn are taking correspondence
courses in high school subjects.
Miss Dunde of the Lee school is
their supervisor.
Bettie Jane and Peter Haverluk
were Sunday visitors at the Rath-
bun home. Gladys and Lorraine
Pendleton also visited there Sun-
day P. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wright and
family visited at the Harold Low-
man ranch Sunday. George, Don
and Jay spent part of the day
getting a load of coal.
Webster Allen, Jr. is helping his
uncle. Albert Allen, thresh, as is
Calvin Dempsey. Bud Cook helped
Tuesday and Wednesday, returning
to his high school studies Thurs-
day A. M.
An old Chinese proverb goes, "I
complained of having no shoes until
I met a man who had no feet."
We should all stop and think of
this old proverb when we start to
feel sorry for ourselves.
Tommy and Vlvian Rathb .~n
helped Eugenia Kunick ce£earate
her birthday Thursday evening. So
we are late again with a happy
birthday, but here it is anyway,
Eugenia.
Durwcod Wagner of the river
spent the past weekend, September
9-10 helping his dad rotmd up
cattle. Durwood wishes dad had
cattle to round up every weekend.
as Durwoed says he doesn't like
city life.
The Math Brown harvest crew
were busy cutting and shocking
their cane and millet on the Hoff-
man place this week. Due to the
shortage of help Mrs. Math Brown
joined the crew and did her share
of shocking. They eertalnly have a
nice field of feed there.
The, Teacher boys, Alvin, Tommy
and .Jhnmie did their part in fur-
nishing entertainment at t~ae rede~.
held at Glendive Sat~ ana
SUnday. Although Alvll~ didn~t
place for any priz.e moneY, ~ rodo
his two+ buckersto a stand-still.
Alvin had a little hard luck in th?
w)ld horse race, _His horse Jump.
tl;m fence, and fell. Alvin managea
~hold him down until help arriv-
• to ; nnsaddle the horse. They
drove the horse back in and re-
saddled him and Alvin still man-
aged to place 4th in the race. Alvin
had his left arm sprained sonm way
in the fracas so he spent the night
in the Beach hospital, but was up
and looking for more excitement
Monday morning. Tommy won $15
riding bareback horses and Jimmie
$2 for cow riding. Joan Teseher
and Betty Armstrong accompanied
the boys to Glendive.
How is your subscription?
Wendell Youells and Hilda
Rourke were Sentinel Butte and
Beach visitors Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Stedman
and children were Sentinel Butte
callers Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Clarence Satre and son
visited at the Halvor Olson home
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jandt, Jr. and
small children were Beach shoppers
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lowman,
Lila Lee and Jimmy Joe were
Beach visitors Tuesday, as was Mrs.
Ed Carney.
Webb Allen has spent the better
part of the week in Beach. in Dr.
Herm's office having dental work
done.
Hjalmar Johnson of Sentinel
Butte was in the community Tues-
day trying to locate some one who
had young pigs for sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Maus were
Beach callers Friday. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Math Teacher
of Sentinel Butte.
Gladys and Lorraine Pertdleton
had Sunday dinner with Kay
Wright and Leona Johnston at the
Geo. Wright home.
Wanted by Charlte Percell: a new
pair of glasses with good strong
lenses, before he sorts out anymore
sheep for Ellis Stecker.
Quite a few of our young folks
attended the harvest dance held
at the Alpha hall Friday night, and
all report a very good time was
had.
In naming the high school stu-
dents of this community, we left
out Elnora and Robert Johnson
and Wm. Jandt, III, who attend
Beach high school.
Howard Van Horn attended the
cattle sale in Dickinson Monday
and bought himself some feeder
calves. Bert Waldahl trucked the
calves from Sentinel Butte to How-
ard's ranch.
Paratrooper CharUe N, Allen has
arrived a~ Fort Benning, Ga. His
at the J. C Penney store in Beach.
Mrs. Carrie SperrY is feeling some
what better now, we are pleased to
report.
Lieut. George E. Omley was a
dinner guest at the P. V. Moore
home on Wednesday.
Kyle Sperry and Fredwin Crook
completed their threshing Jobs last
week.
Mrs, Ralph Mosser returned from
Grand Forks recently, where she
attended the silver wedding anni-
versary of a sister.
Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Moore and
Doris motored to Beach on Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Moore consulted the
doctor again.
The Trotters school opens on
Monday, September 18, with an en-
rollment of eleven, we believe.
Miss Clara Skaar is teacher again.
A fair sized crowd attended
church services on Sunday, when
Rev, Kenney preached a fine
sermon.
O. K. Omley, son Eddie and
daughter Geneese called on friend.,
around Trotters on Monday P. M.
They were supper guests at the
Bert Sperry home.
After visiting at the Kyle Sperry,
Bert Sperry and Bob Stevens homes
for some time, Ve Sperry and son
left for their home in Washington,
last week.
S-Sgt. and Mrs, Glen Metcalf left
on Thursday P. M. for their home
in Minneapolis, after about a two
weeks visit at the J, E. Metealf
tmd the Bert Sperry homes,
The walls of the Trotters school
house have been painted, and the
floors have been oiled, so the build-
ing is clean and fresh for the ne,w
school term.
Webbs Willing Workers will meet
at the church parlors on Friday
P. M., September 29th. Rev. ~Iow-
land will also hold quarterly con-
ference then.
GeneeSe Omley .visited at :the
Crook home until Tuesday eyeningl
when she returned to ,Beach. to re-
sume her work. She plans to "leav~
next week for Bozeman, Mont:,
cousin, Paratrooper Henry E. Allen where she will begin her training
is also stationed there• Each boy as a cadet nurse.
has been sent the other's address, Miss Grsc.e Sperry left on Sat-
and here's hoping you can locate urday for Fort Lincoln, Neb., ~here
each other, boys. she is employed, after spending, a
There is quite a little grain in week visiting at her parental'home
pries on the ground, although the Miss Nora Belle Sperry left' on
men are trying their best to get Monday evening for Bismarck to
th~ grain all hauled in as fast as resume her duties• after spending a
there is room at the elevators, pleasant week at the parental Bert
either in Sentinel Butte, Beach or Sperry home.
Chama. Lieut George E Omley arrived at
Mary Rathbun and Charles went! Trotters on MOnday from La Junta,
to Beach Tuesday wlth Mr. and! Colo. to spend his furlough with
Mrs. J. A. Wright. Charles went this relatives and friends. He stay-
to consult the doctor about his ~d at the Crook home until Wed-
broken arm. We thought Dermis nesday evening, when he left for
was to return home with us but Los Angeles. Calif. to visit his sis-
Dennis will remain in the hospital ters and a brother there, before he
News Notes of the
Golva Community
During Past Week
Miss Joan Orstad was a weekend
visitor at the home of Miss Eunice
Boehike the past week.
Mrs. Dorothy Hess and Mrs. Ju-
lius Larsen were Beach callers on
Friday of the past week.
Ed Eide left on Tuesday for his
home in Washington after spend°
ing the past summer visiting here.
Mr, and Mrs. Victor Bares were
dinner guests at the Arnold Beach
home at Carlyle on Sunday.
Mrs. Dorothy Hess and Kenneth
Wosepka were dinner guests at the
Julius Larsen home on Sunday.
Mrs. Flora Funk left Saturday
for a trip to Rhame. where she
will spend a short time visiting
with friends and relatives.
Fred Cook and Anna May Madi-
son were Sunday dinner guests at
the Alice Fischer home on Sunday
of the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Higgins made
a trip to Bismarck on Monday, tak-
ing' down Harvey, who plans to
enlist in the U. S. Navy.
The Misses Vera and Margie
Wicka were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Madison for
several days during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smlth and
family of near Sentinel Butte, and
Mrs. Mabel Smith were visitors at
the Annie Kirkpatrick home on
Saturday afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. Davis of north of
Trotters were visitors of their
daughter, Mrs. Cora Zlebarth, on
Friday and Saturday of the past
week.
Mrs. Mary Heitbohmer arrived
here Wednesday night from Chi-
cago to spend the nex% few weeks
tlsitlng at the home of her sister,
'Mrs. Alice Fischer.
'Victor Bares had the misfortune
of having a fiat tire on his truck
on Monday. Vlo says it's the first
one he's had since he got home
from the Army, Too bad, Vic. Bet-
ter luck next time.
A lage number of the people of
this community attended the har-
v'est dance in Alpha on Fi'iday eve-
ning. Everyone reported having a
fine time and all enjoyed them-
selves.
Mr, and Mrs. Otto Unger" and
son stopped here during the past
week to visit with friends. MI'.
Unger formerly worked at the
Golva airport and is now on his
way to Alaska, where he is to be
employed.
Word has been received here that
Mrs. Shoen arrived In Sioux Falls,
S. D. safely and that she had stood
~he trip fine. Mrs. Shoen states
that she likes her new home very
much and also that the weather
there agrees with her just fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bares were
until his burns are completely
healed.
Win. Rathbun of this community
and Roy Kittleson of north of
Beach reported to the Selective
Service board Saturday and were
g~ven orders to leave on the early
morning train Sunday for Fort
Snelling. Both boys say they are
crying for the Marines. Hope you
make it boys. The Marines could
use tough nuts like you two. [
Guess we are lucky in GoldenI
Valley county to have rural teach-
ers enough to go around, as we seeI
by the paper that the county super-
intendent of schools of Mortonl
county reports that 40 percent of[
Morton county's 129 schools are +
without teachers. We understand
that the Plain View school in this
community is the onlyschool in
this county without a teacher. ]
An education, boys and girls, is|
one thing no one can give you un-
less you are willing to work for it,
but having once got it, it is some-
thing no one can talee away from
you. How about surprising the l~ar-
ents with some A's on that report
card? Of course, If you aren't in
the habit of bringing home A's and
said parents hearts are weak, better
break it to them gently.
Gladys Pendieton had the misfor-
tune of losing her wrist watch on
Sunday afternoon. Although Oladys
and other parties searched all over
where Gladys had been the last few
hours, before noticing the loss of
the watch, they were unable to
locate it. It being a present to
her from her mother made the loss
greater, at least to Gladys. We all
hope said watch shows its face to
some one soon.
Mrs. Ed Stecker, mother of Mrs.'
Wendell Youells, arrived from Ta-
coma, Wash. Tuesday to visit her
daughter and old friends. Mrs.
Stecker is an old time resident of
this community, so she'll have to
make her visit a long one to .be
able to gree~ all her old friends,
and before she leaves, she will be
able to add,manT ~ew.. friends to
her list, as a friendly person such
as she always draws new f~iends
to them.
MARK WORCI~STEI~ BAGS
HIGHEST NUMBER OF COYOTES
Mark Worchester, Golden Valley
county government coyote hunter,
has' the record of bagging the hlgh-
eat number of coyotes in the state,
211 coyote@ in 20'2 days of work.
returns to La Junta to be assigned, dinner guests at the Joe Popiel
Fddie was so happy to be home lmme on Sunday of the past week,
again and onlv wished that he Mrs. Hugo Kreitinger and chfl-
could remain longer. We do too, dren were Sunday dinner guests at
Eddie. the Frank Kreitlnger home this
V [ past week.
t,' arner Sgt. and Mrs. Snodgrass of Port-
land, Ore. l~ft on Wednesday to
return to their home there after
-- - ~;pending a f~w days visit!ng at the
Albert Strietz was a caller at the home of Mrs. Snodgrasss parents,
Joe Dietz home Sunday night Mr. and Mrs Joe Hartse of near
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marquette were Carlyle Mrs "Snodgrass is the for-
Beach shoppers on Saturday. " mer Ruth Hartse.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dietz and fam- The baseball game that w~:~
fly were Beach callers on last Sun- ed between Alpha and G~
daynight. . . ", Sunday afternoon was W~ +~
rmcnard Dietz started high school Golva. It was stated in this
Monday, September 11th, at Beach. last week that Alpha was to play
He spent this weekencl at.his h.~me, the Minnesota team but instead
Matt ~rause was a caller at the number of the Minnesotan s played
Fred .Wassmann home on .Saturday 9n the Alpha team against Oolva.
morn~g. .... .t I~ was a good game, though,
oo ny ana ~eorge ~ull and V
Fred McManigal were callers' 'at i --
the Joe Dietz home Sunday, . COLLECTION OF CLOTHING
Glenn Alistat and Herman WaSS~t'FOR EUROPE IN GOLVA
mann called at ~the Fred Wa~s- •
mann home on .Monday' night' "and + In accordance with at, urgen~ al~
Tuesday afternoon. .... : ...... peal of the United Nations Relief
Mr. and Mrs. George Stull and and Rehabilitations Administration,
Pal and Mr. and Mrs. '~ohn Stull the Golva territory, which includes
and David were Sunday visitors, at Lon~. Tree, Garner and Bullion
the Fred McManigal home. • .- .Butte townships, will begin the cat-
George Wassmann, Jr. returned
to his home in Beach Thursday
from the !~red+ Wassmann. home,
where he has been employed ,all
summer.
Mr,. and+ Mrs. F~.ed ,Vlassn~
and Mrs. Johnny Johnson and Miss
Lois Wassmann were Sunday night
supper guests at the Joe :Die~z
home. ..
The Misses Dolores and Joan Or-
stad began their school duties at
the Golva school on Monda~ m~r-
ning, September 11: They and: ~l~s
Euniee Boehlke occupy the"l~oy
.leetion of clothing for the war-
stricken peoples of the countries
of ~Europe. The drive begins Sel~
.tember 18th and ends September
30th.
, Distribution ~f clothing will be
¢0n'ducted by the United Nations
Relief and Rehabilitation ~-
'~rati0n free and on the basis of
need~ Th.,e collecting depot will be
St..Marys basement hall, in Oolva,
+V
,Joe" Dixon of Sentinel Butte, one
6f: the real oldtlmers of tlils part
., of North Dakota, was a visitor ~I1
Noll +house in.Golva. ~'each last week. Joe arrived
Mr: and Mrs, Joe Dietz an~+ el'dl- what is now Beach in 1893 end was
dren were BeaCh .shoppers ~Id~y. amnloved on the section here, later
_.~r. and Mrs. George 8tu~l"~a~d ~01~ ~to Sentinel BUtte, where he
~al and + Mrs., Johnny Stull 'and "w~]~"~ section foreraan for many
David were G01va shopperson .Sa~- ~ars. He was ~0 engaged in the
uraay ai~ernoon *' ' Utte
• " ' " ' ~ "" 'hotel busineSs at Sentinel B •
- V
+A z '.e all of the early day
w~eiCs ~tsit with his sen at Lov~ dents of Golden Valley County and
W" o las .... : ' ? i can+ relate many interesthtg ~-
~y • . ~ t~aturaay, morning.:W~l_e cpunts of early day activitie~
mere , l~e was Invited to : ~PoWeli:"' + V - - -
Wyo .... where .he was + the' guest,-' ,,"
speaker at the Rotary clul~, He .re~'}, ~A' F~II SUpper Conference of PrO-
ports crop conditions ~ery. ~'in },te~i~ant Oht~ches Uniting Will be
that part of the country:,~:itl~eing~held at the Methodist Church in
a beans, sugar beet and frult ~mln,.'|~;V~batlx Th .ur .sday,+ sep.tember'o28th,
try. He also reports- tons of' ~pples|All pe,r~ns m.terestea .In o~ y ung
going to waste due ~ the shc~agelpeopies chrmttan eaucatlon are
of labor to harvest them ... ]urg~i to attend,
i October 6th and 7th
Beach Fall Fa r and Festival,
Sponsored by Farmers and Business Men of the Community. Watch for the List of Entries and