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THE GOLDEN NEWS
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Grand Forks, N. D.--Research which with house work. Phone 1S-FI3 for ters. 1-3tc .~ Y' "" ~ made e. short visit at his home last
There will be a service at Trotters week. He left again on Saturday
FOR SALE--Carrots, Parsnips and ill the afternoon. You are welcome, serums a=companied by his brother,
John. who will also have employment
may greatly increase the use of North 1,ar[mul,~rs. 49-tic
Dakota's huge deposits of lignite coal!
Is under way this fall at the Uni-~ FOR SALE--Ground barley, oats
versity of North Dakota. and wheat, $1.25 per cwt. Custom
Coaaucting the ~t, udies -K~:c methoo I gr°und corn and cob 15c per cw~. E.
setiv.~ted carbon from lignite is H.'D" Logan. Beach. 25-tf
13. Vaster, lnsntructor in chemical en- FOR SALE--Used furniture at Gol-
gineering and holder of the $1,000.04) den Rule grocery: 1 bookcase and
Orea~eT North Dakota association fen desk combined, 2 bedsteads. 1 rock-
low,,hlp. Ing chair, 1 sewing machine. 2
Since its discovery during the first trunks, 1 dresser" and several other
~'orld war. the uses of activated car- articles. Mrs. Nlc Weinacht. 2tp
ben steadily have increased and it-~
wOuld be employed in still more ways -WANTED~Barley, oats and corn.
if better grades could be manufactured WLLL PICK UP LARGE ]LOTS AT
from a wider'-vartct7- of raw mater-FARM. Call or see us before making
isle. Cocoanut shells, now difficult any delivery arrangements, We will
~o get because of the War, are the contract any amount. Occident Eleva-
main source from which gas absorbent1toe, Beach. 50-tf
¢kmr of high ~¢ti~ty is made. Acti- W~Woman for housework.
v~ted carbon is porous--somethlng like Modern home, no children. Ted Dick-
spend---and is ~ In gas mask . .
~iste~, It-is ~ as a strategic~ moon, ,Beach. ~tf
~d critical material by the army and FOR RENT--7-r~m modern house.
.nt}vy muniUbns board.
Now under construcUon ~t UND Is
:a earb~Azing unit where coal tar,
ammonia, water and other constit-
,uem~ In lignite are removed. The
~har obtained from the carbonizing
~uit will be treak~d to produce the
~inlshed produc~--4ctivated lignite.
If an econ0mlc~l process can be
found, demand would increase for
~ort~ Dakota's huge fuel supply.-O~
billion tons, which underlies 21 west-
ern North Dakota e~untles in an
area ef about 28,008 ~luare miles.
Lignite research has been carried
~)n for more than thirty years at the
University, Last year, the holder of
the ONDA fellowship studied a new
method of drying Glauber salts, using
lignite. Large deposits of Glauber salts
also are found in NortOn Dakota.
Two years ago a method of drying
]ignite was studied. One of the dIs-
:advantages of lignite Is that it con-
talus about 36 per cent moisture.
~con to be publIshed is a report of
this investigation in a United States
bureau of mines bulletin. The drying
experiment was sponsored by the Uni-
versity and the mines bureau.
Phone ~ With Your News Items
$1.00 per bushel
~.ulu~e at the News office. 48-~f
FOR ~Harley Dsvldson ~i
motorcycle in good condition. See Delo
Logan, Beach. 52-3tp
FOR S~Mont~omery Waxd
Electrle washing machine. Good con-
dition. Arthur Wibthoft, Rte. Beach,
N. D~k. ~2-tp
"FOR ~dling wood. See
Delo Logan, Beach.
FOR SALE CHEAP--Three young
men's suits, two of them practically
new. Inquire at News office.
WANTED--An ambitious, wide-
awake man or woman to look after
renewals and new subscriptions for
the popular, fast-selling magazine,
The AMERICAN HOME. It's easy,
pleasant work, and it pays blg com-
missions. Spare time only required.
Write today to Director Sales Divi-
sion, The AMERICAN HOME MAGA-
ZINE CORPORATION, 251 Fourth
Avenue, New York, N. Y.
HERE'S A REAL BUY--For sale, an
8 mm. Cine movie camera, practically
new, used very little, with GM ex-
posure meter, also a tripod, and fine
leather cases for camera and exposure
meter. $60 cash will take it, if you
hurry. Inquire at News office. 1-tf
FOR SALE--Good Coal Rant;e, Pen-
in~u]ar, Full Nickle and white porce-
lain trim Very fine condition. A high
2::'~'~; range thrtt sold new for over
$209.~0. Has high oven. reservoir star-
ego compartment and warmmg closet.
Priced ri;ht. ZIont~n ~-D='-ota Utilities
Company.
tomatoes. $1.00 per bushel. Mrs. W. O.
Jandt, Beach. N. Dak.
-REMIE3~BER~--0nly one week left
to get in on that $1.50 subscription
offer to the News---better hurry!
--FOR SALE--4Seconnd hand white i
~ewing machine. Good running con-
dition. $10.00 cash. Overstads.
FOR RENT---6 room all modern
house, completely furnished,Allen
7oodward. Beach ltc
FOR SALE--Farm Lite Batteries.
with new Fiberglas insulation. I0 yr,
guarantee on a service basis. Gambles.
Social Hour club meeting will be
postphoned to October 21,
EMPLOY-
MENT
The Army and Naw$ pay offl¢0
trs/ned young men $~0 per month.
the draftee who carries s
get~ ~I.
The GOvernment and business
World is calling for mere tr~lnad
office workers at &tt~actlvo s~l-
l~/es,
WRITE FOR INFORMATION.
CAPITAL COMMER-
CIAL COLLEGE
Bismarck, North Dakota
F. G. 0re, Manager
Harvey N. Jensen, Reglstra~
CITATION HEARING PETITION
FOR LICENSE TO SELL
REAL ESTATE
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY
IN COUNTY COURT
Before Hen. A. E. Kastien, Judge
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF CHRIST STOKKEN, DE-
CHASED
Iver Ness, as Administrator,
Petitioner
VS.
Lars Ness. Nels Ness, Helen
Ness, Mrs. Casper Berg,
Thomas Ness, Mrs. Magnus
Carlson, Mrs. Inga'borg
Hofstead,
Respondents.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO
THE ABOVE NAMED RESPON-
DENTS:
You are hereby notified that the
petition of Iver Ness, as Adminis-
trator of the Estate of Christ Stok-
ken, Deceased, late of the Town
of Sentinel Butte, County of Gol-
den Valley and State of North Dak-
ota, has been filed in this Court
herein, petitioning that he be au-
thorized, empowered and directed
to •ell the real estate ,belonging to
• aid decedent's estate described as
follows, towit:
Whe N~e/heast ~un~ter (NM~)
of Section ~wenty.three .(B3)
and the Northwe•t ~ua"~ter
(NWV4) Of Section ~r~mtlr-four
(~4), In Tomeklp One Hun-
deed Fore, v-one (141), huge
One Hundred Four (104) in
Golden Valley Connty, North
Dakota,
and that said petition will be
I~eard by this Court on Tuesday,
the 21st day of October A. D. 1941
at 10 o'clock A. M. at the Court
Rooms of this Court, in the Court
House in the City of Beach, County
of ~;ohlen Valley and State of
• North Dakota.
And you and each of you are
hereby cited and required then and
there to be and appear before this
Court and show cause If any you
have. why said petition should not
be granted, and you are hereby
notified ti~at the residence of said
decedent at the time of his death
was at Ser~tinel Butte, North Da-
kota.
Let service be made of this Ci-
tation as required by law.
Dated this 1st day of October
A. D. 1941.
(SEAL OF THE COUNTY COURT)
A. E. KASTIEN,
Judge of the County Court.
John Keohane.
Attorney for Petitioner,
Beach. North Dakota.
October 2-9
3-Day Specials and Standby Food Sale
Fresh Pork Chops or Pork
Steak, per lb .......28d
Fresh Perk Sausage, really
for frying pan. lb ......... 20c
A%ples, Jonathans, 20-lb. ~box 98~
Nice and fresh Tokay Grapes, •
Golden Corn, No. 2 can .... 10c
Pineapple, broken slices, No.
2~ can ............ 2~c
Spaghetti with cheese and
Tomato Sauce, 2~-oz.
can, 3 for ............ 29c
Lye, Reg. size can, ......... 3 for 20c
We Deriver Phone 55
M1 Candy Bars ........... 3 for 10c
J.
Oranges, sweet, juicy ..... 2 doz. 49c
Grapes,. Tokays ............ 3 lbs. 25c
Fig bars. ................ 2 lbs. 25c
Catsup, ilSK., ........ lge. bottle 17c
Brooms, Good Value .... .... each 59c
Velvet or P. A. ............. can 10c
Coffee ............... 5 lb. pail $1.25
Fly Ribbons, 10c ctn. ........ only 5c
,,,,m
Jam, Fine quality ....gal jar 65c
mu
Oats, quick or reg. ...... 3 lb. box 18c
Salad Dressing ...... ....... qt. 2%
R[YN0 DS [00D
Cookies, Fresh assorted ...... lb. 23c
We Delive, r Free
Phone 75
at the same place this fall.
Gayie Clark of Taylor was a busi-
ness caller in Bonnie View on Fri-
dcty.
Joke Roan who was employed at
the Joe Pesha. Jr. home during har-
vest left by bu~ last week for his
home at Wellington. Texas.
Cecil Gross and Clyde EnsiGn were
callers in the Bonnie View vicinity
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Playle were vislt-
ors at the home of the latters brother
Ike Allen on Friday.
Donal
Lovell
home el
of Mr.
Beach
Mr. and
Golva.
Ma
With
at the,
W~ glv~
satin
pointed
been
HANSON]
& HARDWARE
] ~ sister
• ~of he'
We have a large supply] ui.
• • tennis
Boards, Shlplap, Drop[
• * * • • ,. ~ dressed
Siding, Dlmenslon Fin [ l:ow
• | ~tannlere
lsh, Floorng and every" in
• ~aby Irisl:
thing else needed for a
• * * ~ Her
bmldm anything. _
~ o ~ Whicl
Mrs.
Love
wore a
taffeta
Golva, N. Dak.
mOther
an~
white
of the
the
of daisi¢
with
the guest~
bv
Chris
aN
the
bride c~
GUARANTEI O which w
ON A
unknown.
For 32 volt and Ulue
ann
Cabbage, Med.
Cranberries,
we]
of Golv~
suits.
of Gla~
ceremo:
a Wedd
Tomatoes,
layer
Corn, Butter
Miracle
Fig Bars
Pwd.
P & G Soap ....
t!
im
of Senti:
| was g
the
a good