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PAGE 2 THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1938.
DANC Wib .x Friday 30
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The Golden Valley News
~A continuation of The Beach Advance and The Beach Review
W. R. Bratton and tL E. Enderle
Editors and Publishers
A weekly published every Thursday at Beach, North Dakota.
Entered as second class mail matter at the Postoffice at Beach,
North Dakota. October 7, 1936, under the act of March 3, 1897
Advertising rates furnished upon request
Bubseription price $2.00 in No. Dak., Minn., Mont., and So. Dak.,
Elsewhere $2.50
_Ill.
For Register Deeds
TO THE VOTEB~ OF GOLDEN VAL-'
LEY COUNTY
I trust that my services to youfln
the past has been ,uch to merlt~our
confidence In the c e~tInuance~ tl~rsof.t~rcol.
If re-~d to thc~offl~,-~,, of l~r
of ~ county ju~e and ~er~ of
court, z win gtve m~y untufted time
and faltl~t~v ~ the.~uties be-
loNiing to that office. ~ /
Your vote will be appreciated on
November 8th,
A. F~ F~m~TIEN
,.. , ,,
LOCALS
Thursday Mr. and Mrs. RmuLld
Johnson left for Fargo.
Wednesday nite Mr. and Mrs. Adin
Miller were hosts at a dinner party
honoring the faculty of the local
schools, and a pleasant evening is re-
ported.
~m~ I~el~ .~ a ~ retinal Butte
caller Sunday afternoe~.
Attend ,~m~ HUR~ inK" tqm~ar-
• t,~ ~~~, k murat
.~other s~t .~ a ,ha ~mtW
MIU ~ ----i or ~- : - - been
visiting her since Thursday of last
wee~
Mrs. Harold Smith is employed at
the Park Care now, replacing Lena
For heriff
=_
To the Voters of Golden Valley CoUnty:
I want at this time to announce that
I am a candidate for the offic~ of
sheriff of Golden Valley county ~t the
general election, having been r~nflna-
ted for that post at the prtms~y elect-
ion. I came to this county ~d home-
steaded n 1910 i and have r~4ded here
ever since 'and been a tax~er during
all that time. t have ha~ e~ht years
previous experie~ce in 2~herlff~ office
~o~, and ~o ~o y~/~ ~ s~ ~'~-
way patrol work; an~ feel that I am
well qualified for the postltlon.
If elected, I pledge myself to pre-
farm the duties of this important
office to the best Interests of the tax-
payers of Golden Valley county.
Your vote and influence will be sin-
cerely appreciated.
--CURTIS SILL
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends for
the many ~.cts of kindness shown us
during the illness and death of our
father. We also wish to express our
appreciation for the floral offerings.
We assure you that these acts and
expressions will always be remembered.
Mr. and Mr, Ed Fischer and family
Mr. and Mrs John Fischer and family
Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Fischer and
family
..--,or.,..-. Student Cry
The Legion Auxiliary will meet on
Tuesday evening, Oct. 4th, with Mrs.I
Oord1~ Wallace. , I .... h "d
Mrs A R Miller will he. hoste~ to l A mee~ng o~ eacn emss was e~
........................... htc th letted
..... d cl - Th--" m.~llast week in w h e cla~es e
• ne uesser~ on ge uv urm~y p
...... I thelr officers and their clam advisors.
, ~,, , -I Last Friday morning afer the fcot-
~T w~aO a ~ ~ A • .!" .~ t ball boys came from dlrmer they were
:~r'l~PA24ka.~2~L£~ £ • ~ ~_ [pleasantly surprised to find all of the
I I I II I I ' students outa~ v
de to gi e them a royal
Mrs. Ch~. Slocomb called at the
O. H. Moe home Sunny.
Mr. and Mrs. W. EL White and son
Darrell of Spokane, ~., we.re over-
Dight guests at Chas. $1ocomb s Tl~ure-
da~, on their way ~ from Loyal,
Wisconsin, where the~ had been visit-
h:g relatives. Mr. Wlflte Is an uncle of
Mrs. Slocomb's.
Mr. an~LMrs. G. E. Richmond and
~y,~Mr ~ J V. ~
and fab~lly we~ Si~day dinner gues~
Of Mrl and m~. r~. roubles
Beach. ~ ~, _
Mrs. O. H Moe and s~ Harold were
Beach callers Thursday.~
Mrs. O. E. Richmond Visited Mrs. J.
D. DavldsOn Monday.
ChaS Slocomb cut corn for G. E.
Richmond Tuesday.
Rev. chas. Brown was a dinner
guest at Chas. Slocomb's Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred ~Karmenberg
attended the Roberts sale Thursday.
ST. PAt~'S
V. IL Dl~e~ Pastor
Divine Services 9:30 a. m.
Sunday school after services.
The Young People meet Monday ev-
enlng, ctober 3, at 8 o'clock.
Confirmation class Saturday a~ 10
a. m. YoU are we|come.
OONGEEGATION&L
Sunday school 10 ~. m.
Morning w~mbtp lla. m.
C~n~fl~n l~ndeavor q:15 p. m.
This is Guest ~lht, and an cepecially
fine p~gram Is planned with Lueme
Enderie as leader. Everyone Invited.
The Auocistfon meets here Thurs-
~kv and Frid~. Omm~
Sentinel Butte--
Sunday school 9:80 a. m.
Church service 10 a. m,
The ladies aid Will meet at the Beach
parsonage Thursday of next ~eek%,
The church basement will be
for reading and gaines on Mond~~@v-
enings. All are welcome.
II~CII LUTHIIAN P£IIliI!
OUver Ive~tte, Putw
Beach Sunday School ~t 10 a~ m.
Services at 11 a. m.
Teacher's meeting Monday at 7:30.
Confirmation class at 10 a. m. Satur-
day.
Sentfl~l Butte Sunday /~hool at
10:40.
ServJoes at ~:Z0 & .m.
Adult chum at ~ a. m.
l~tlke~mI ~r.
send off. Mr. Sevland gave a short
pep talk, the school sang the school
song and a few yells were given and the
boys started on their way.
We hear that mice came to schools
tOo. Miss Shelland has five baby mice
in the Home Ecomonics Department.
Her Home ~mmonics 2 class plan to
use them for studying nutrition. The
oldest one whose name is Oscar has
taken very ill and is not expected to
live.
Sunday, September 18 the faculty
of the Beach Schools drove to Bullion
Butte for a picnic. After eating a very
delicous dinner, games were played and
the rest of the afternoon was spent In
climbing buttes and sightseeing. After
having lunch around a campfire they
all returned home.
FoUrteen members of the Junior
the past three months visiting her
parents, the W. A. Campbells.
Cacti Omley plans to leave on Mon-
day, Sept. 26th for Klamath Falls,
Oregon, where he has employment.
The people of the conununlty gath-
ered at the Sunny Side Cemetery on
Friday and give it a good cleaning.
Its appearance now Is greatly hnprov-
ed.
We are sorry to hear of the serious
illness of Sam Moore. He is staying
at the John Kalkman home.
Eddie Omley went to Beach on
SUnday where he will attend high
school.
Rev. Grove preached a very inspir-
ing sermon last Sunday. Miss Ada
Bovey g~tve a very interesting account
of the c~nferenee at Great Fails.
Mr. an~ Mrs. Ed Franklin spent the
day on Saturday vislting at the J. F.
Crook home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cohen were sup-
per guests at the Ed Franklin home•
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Kruger were
super guests at the J.E. Metcalf
home on Sunday.
A large crowd attended the meeting
at the church parlors on Wednesday,
when Mrs. J. F. Crook and Mrs. A. J.
Nellermoe entertained the Webb Will-
ing Workers. At the business meeting
~lt was decided te have our bazaa~ at
, the church parlors on Friday, Oct. 4th.
IA fine chicken will be served at a low
price. There will be a rummage sale,
• delicatessen both and a fancy work
booth. ~e South Side Aid will also
'serve Ic~ ~m. The proceeds of the
entire s~tle ~ll be used for the benefit
of the ~chur~h• Come and enjoy a
pleasant day ~]~ help a good cause.
We were hapl~ to welcome some of
our members wh~hadn't been with us
for over a year. l~iss Cora Grunevald
presented the aid '\with a nice table
cloth which was s.l~rely appreciated.
Mrs. Nellermoc was given a handker-
chief ~ower by the ladles as a birth-
day remembrance.
The folks were then Invited to par-
take of the lunch which all seeme~
to enjoy. No meeting place has been
set for October as yet.
Wibaux News
I
Mr. and Mrs. W. (9• Olson are home
from Reed PoInt, where they attend-
ed the funeral of Mrs. Oleson's bro-
ther, Walter Meachem, who Passed
away suddenly from heart trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Wdsh ;and
Russell le~ Friday morning to/visit
with their son Donald and wi~ at
Park City. /-\
m. u,is/ oo of
with her p~trents,\ ~:' and
Woods on ~unday.~ ."
Wayne ~aliey of" Colin
Mont., is b~ck in Wlbaux
vacation with his parent
Mrs. J. R. Barley.
Bill Burns who is atte~
in I~-ckinson spent the wee]
his parents.
Mr. Glen Scammon
Aim~a, Wash•, to
ted
Mr~ J.R.
~bta Falls,
or a short
~, Mr. and
school
end with
was called to
be at his sister's
bedside, leaving here Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs• Arley Helvik and Mrs.
Howard and daughter Audrey autoed
to Glendive Sunday.
The O. S. Drake residence is being
improved with a new coat of paint.
Mrs. Henrietta Ross and daughter
Helen of Vancouver, B. C. are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sutherland. They
have just visited Scotland, their old
home and have many interesting
Mr. and Mrs• Jack Ballard ~utoed to
Miles City on Monday.
things to relate. Mrs Ross is ~ sister
of Mrs. Sutherland's.
Mrs. Alger Meek was hostess to the
Sunnyvale club on Wdnesday after-
noon. After the business meeting, a
lovely lunch was served to about
twenty ladies.
Misses Jordan and Spies, who have
been holding evengelistic meetings at
the C. F. church, left Tuesday for Ore.
Mrs. F. E. Elliott will be hostess to
the Christian Fundamental Aid on
Thursday at the club rooms.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Drake and Mrs.
O. E. Drake were Sunday dinner guests
at the Win. Dick home. Bud had anoth-
er birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo .Woods and fam-
ily were back in Wibaux this week from
Watertown S. Dak., where they moved
a few weeks ago.
Mr. John Greenup, from Trotters
was an evening guest at the Burton
Welsh home on Tuesday last.
The Missionary Society held their
regular meeting at the club rooms on
Wednesday. !
Mrs. Chas• I~lthorpe and children
autoed to Beach Monday.
Misses Marguerite and Agnes Cas-
sldy are enjoying a new VS-~0 which
thier father purchased from the Hazel-
.wood Oarage.
The Amercian Legion Auxiilary will
hold a rummage sale and serve lunch
on Achievment Days. Watch for the
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Balogh from Lodge
Grass, Mont. are spending the weekend
at the Sutherland home.
Mrs. Geo. ~dihoffer was hostess to
the sewing clu~ on Saturday afternoou.
Roll call was a~swered by each giving
thief most emba~ssed moment, which
created much f~. After a pleasant
afternoon ~f fan. ~.ork, the hostess
served dain~refr~hments.
A group of ~oung 'people met at the
home of Frank ~lliott'S~on Monduy last
to discuss organizing a Bible Study
club. I~inty refr~hments were served
at the close of the evening.
The W. P. A. sewing room will hold
an exhibit on Friday, Sept. 30th frmn
2 until 5 p. m. The public is invited
and tea will he served.
Mrs.
S.
L~Sherman /1~nd son of
Glendlve at~nded the~ funeral of
P~h~d Pal~eyer. l
We ,are sor~ to hea~ of Mrs. Chas.
Whites llinesS\and ho~e she is better
at this t/me.--~. [
The Woman's\~Club ~vas entertained
at the home of ~-s.JJ. D. Cullen in
Monday. The p~ml was made
very Interesting by each one telling of
some vacation spot In the State of]
Montana. 1
The Masons held their regular meet-
ing at the hall Thursday evening. At
--we ----O--II
day and enjoyed a picnic dinner. After
dinner they climbed hills and went
riding. They had the experience of fix-
ing two flat tires. -~.
...... ~ I(( I expect to dig and ~ave Dr$1and carrots {(
TROTTERS,,. ,, _ [ /on sale at my ~esiden~e in B~ach on and /[
i)) gone__after Friday' Se~tembtr 30th' u~tfl the~ are /I
~e co, muSty ~ =levedtohearl~/ after Friday, Se em r30th, u ilth r
where he plans to go into the barber
17assed away recently with cancer.
...od_-,,...,--.[iI.. "~er~ht.. __ ~'~/If' , ,
a few years and many friends here The
price will
win he ~t, ed to h, of his un~e~l)) Ernest Joh_ston ))
departure.
~. Bm VOy~m ~iv~ the sad n
news last week of her mother's death
~ ~f~g t~ ~.~r, ~.])) Beach, North Dakota
Voyem left at once to make funeral
and to att~d to other ~
business affair. We exten~t our heart- w ................
felt sympathy ,$o Mrs. V~yem-k~ her
Oscar Voye~ \~eft lasI week for
eastern Nor~ Da~ta t~ be at the
of ~hts brother-in-law, who
very m ~with ~Nn~ ~c~ne~.
We wish him ~a speedy recovery.
Mrs. ~ .~tcalf went to Beach on
Sunday, Sel~-~ l~.h to consult ~ doctor.
She was sugaring with a severe cold
and a run d~w~dltion. She Was
ordered to tak~[a com~lete rest. Sh~
is resting at th~ home~f her parent~
the Bert Sporty famll~ Cecil Met,
calf ~ad little Gary are staying at the
J. E. Metcalf home.
Mr. and Mrs• Ed Franklin were din-
ner guests at the Bill Voyem home on
Tuesday.
Carlot Nellermoe Is at Watford City
of the death of Mrs. Frank Fisk, who
business.
"Jackte Ta~_.x Is attendlnl
Mra ~ ~mk ~t ~ ~e,¢l~v
ENTRY BLANK
AMATt R CONTEST
SENTINEL BUTTE H~LL
Friday, Sept. 30th, 8 p. !t~.
Name of Applicant ....................-~-__=~%=___L ..........
Ty e of Taient i.i \
Music--Instrumental .................. Vocal ..............
Readings.--Dramatic ................ Humorous
Musical ................. Imitations
Miscellaneous
Plays ............... Pantomlnes
Dancing
Cash Prizes of $5. $4. $3. $2. $1.
Sponsored by Sentinel Butte High School
the close of the meeting Drj Geo E.
Keller served a lovely lunch. | /
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Helvik, ~VIr. ~d
Mrs. Presthus and Mrs. Sh~a~v~ited
in Hodges Sunday. ~ ~ /
Mrs. Emma Clara Hill passetl away
Sept. 20th at her home. ~l~e has lived
in Wibaux for more .~an 20 years.
Her husband prece~egV her in death.
She leaves one son,~(~harles J. SimonsI
of Denver, Colo., /~gnd three grand,
children, Ray Purd~of Spokane, Wash., ]
Mrs. W. F. Woodward of Wibaux, Mr.
Walter J. Simons of Missoula. }
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