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NEWS
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Items of interest picked up
here and there .bY .our ~ews
reporters. We are always giaa
to Jet your neWs items.
PHONE |S
Mercene Carlson was a dinner
~est at the Blair residence Friday.
LOis Erlekson and Mrs. A. M.
Doerner are on the sick l/st.
Miss ,Mildred Schmltz spent the
trst part of the week in Bismarck.
Merton Still is a patient in the
~dendive Hospital.
Miss Margie Loop spent Sunday
at Wibaux visiting friends.
Mrs. H. W. Blair spent Thursday
Mrs, L. A. Bmh~aWSl left Wednes-I
day for Columbus, Mont. to visitI
her son for a few days. [
Dean Ryner arrived from Colum-
]
bus, Mont. Thursday to visit with
friends.
Mrs. Vince Wicka received an
article from the Los Angeles Times
with a picture of her daughter,
Mrs. Anella Moore, holding Charlie
Chaplin's baby.
Karl Kannenb~rg of Glasgow,
Mont. arrived Monday to spend
some time visiting his parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Kannenberg
of Sentinel Butte.
G~lwin Thompson and John
Hoksted left Monday for Fort
Shelling, Minnesota. Their wives
accompanied them to Minneapolis.
Mrs. Charles Mlcheis arrived last
week from points in Minnesota and
Wisconsin, where she has been
visiting frlends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Klttleson
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
in Glendive.
Mrs, Annie Stoddard spent the
weekend at the Irving Gordon
home.
M. G. Rlstuben and family moved
into the Mrs. Loebe residence last
weekend. 1 make their home.
C, O. Carlson and Junior S~hulzt Mr. and Mrs. Austin Slocomb
swturned Sunday night from a|and son, and Clair Bartholomew
week's busihess trip in Fargo. I visited at the Charles Slocomb
Mrs. Mary Hess and daughters/farm Thursday evening.
were (tlendive shoppers on Tiles-| Mrs. Dart Cox arrived Thursday
day afternoon. ~ / from Schanna, Illinois, where she
The Social Hour Club will meet
~st the home of Mrs. Delo Logan
~'uesday P. M., October 19th. Roll
~ll~Funny Cartoons.
Mrs. John Conway left Satur-
daY to spend the weekend visiting
frlend~ and relatives at Medora.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kress and
family were supper guests at the
Ed Stull home Sunday evening.
Con Short, old time rancher on
the Little Missouri, was a business
caller in Beach Thursday.
Mrs. Ed Justesen is a patient
~t tSt, Josephs Hospital in Dick-
Mrs. Charles Mlchels spent a
gew days of last week in the Bis-
marck h0~ital.
carlson was a dinner
IPmet at the home of Mrs. Della
]K~kowski ~$atUrday.
Mrs. Robert Jones and baby
daughter, Gloria Jean, came home
flq~n the Glend~e hospital Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Efta of
the Carlyle community were Beach
~shoppers on Tuesday.
Mtss Della Moore arrived Satur-
d~ from Billings for a few days
visit at her parental home.
Sarah" Hailtburton, editor of the
Dickinson Press, was a business
ea]]er at the News office Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Moe helped Mrs.
]Pete Peterson with her house work
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Ellis Ayers of Dickinson ar-
.~rivK] Thursday for a ~ew days
visit with friends.
Miss Josephine Young of Astoria.
Oregon is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mallon Stecker.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Johnson of
Golva celebrated a family reunion
at their home Sunday.
Mrs. A. E. Kastlen left Wednes-
day for Laramle, Wyoming to visit
with her daughter for two weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson and
family left for their home at Miles
City, Mont. Wednesday after
spending a few days here visiting
friends and relatives.
Beach has two lmw residents the
past week. A baby girl. born Sep-
tember 29, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jones, and a boy to Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Wilson.
Mrs. Dan Cafferty entertained
the Oech families at a birthday
dinner at her home Saturday eve-
nlng, the occasion being Mrs. Geo.
"Oech's birthday.
Ed. Justesen and children, and
Mrs. Anna Moyer visited Mrs. Jns-
tesen in the hospital at Dickinson
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Godfrey of
Fargo were Beach visitors on Tues-
day, Mr, Godfrey being the travel-
ing representative of the Western
Newspaper Union.
Mrs. Marmon and daughters
arrived Sunday from Tacoma, I spen~ Sunday in Glendive visiting
VCashington tO spend a few daysI Tony Hirt, who is home on fur-
visiting friends and relatives. [lough. It is reported that Tony
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Carlson and[was on the same ship with Donald
family left Wednesday for Los ] Marmon.
Angeles, California, where they wiU1 Mr. and Mrs. E Sorenson left
Monday for Portland, Oregon,
has been visiting her father and
other relatives for six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Halstead and
family spent the weekend at Glen-
dive visiting at the home of their
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Johnson.
Mabel Early, chief operator in
the telephone office, left Monday
for Bismarck to attend a telephone
meeting until Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Moyer arrived Tuesday
from Minneapolis, Minn., where she
has been visiting her daughter and
brother.
Some folks think they have solv-
ed the rubbish problem when they
take refuse from the back yards
and deposit it along some road in
plain sight,
Myrtle Moyer of Elkhart, Indiana
arrived Thursday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Norbert Bares. Myrtle was
at one time Deputy Register of
Deeds in Golden Valley county.
Mrs. A. P. Kukowskl of Fargo
and her mother, Mrs. Slaminsks,
visited Thursday P. M. with Mrs.
Della Kukowski.
Miss Olga Moyer arrived Satur-
day from Seattle, Washington,
MiSsoula, Montana and other points
where she has been visiting for
three weeks.
Shirley Kukowski, Pat Loebe,
Margie Blair, Anna Richmond,
Bruce Sorenson and Bud McCaskey
were guests of Leonard and Mer-
cene Carlson Sunday.
Mrs. Loebe and family moved
Into the Dickinson apartments o~
Saturday. M. G. Ristuben and
family moved into her residence
on Saturday.
Marvin Bartholomew has received
an honorable discharge from the
Army, and arrived in Beach Wed-
nesday evening from Fort Warren,
Wyoming.
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where Mr. Sorenson will work in
a defense plant until March 1st,
when they will return to Beach.
Marshall Miller, Jr. will reside in
the Sorenson residence during their
absence.
Sheriff Ray Ztnsli is out and]
around again after spending some]
time in the hospital, where he]
submitted to an operation for ap-/
pendicitis. He is feeling much bet-]
ter, but has to take It easy for
a while.
Mrs. P. J. Schlllo arrived home
Friday from Seattle, Washington,
where she has been visiting for
three weeks.
Mrs, G. Danskln and Mrs. H.
Hubel of Glendlve met Monday
P. M. at the P. J. Edklns resldence
in the interest of the community
concerts which will take place next
week.
Mrs. E. F. Hasbrook left Wed-
nesday morning for a visit in
Brainard, Minneapolis, and other
Minnesota points.
Mrs. William Carew of the Alpha
community left Tuesday for Bell-
ingham, Washington. accompany-
ing Mrs. Elizabeth Carew, age 82,
who has been sl~ending the sum-
mer in North Dakota visiting at
the home of her son, William
Carew and other rel~atives, who was
returning to her home in Wash-
mgton.
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NAMES IN THE PICTURES
The names of the pictures print-
ed in the October 7th issue of the
Golden Valley News have l~en
named as follows: County AudlWr
McCarthy, Dick Gallagher, Bob
List, J.~W. Patrick. Ed. Hoverson,
and Beach in 1906. The group
picture front row from left to right,
Goldie Dunlap, Mrs. Hildebrandt,
Frances Justesen, Daisy Cafferty.
Back row, Hazel Steiner, Hefla
Lunder, Cynthia Patrick, Tony
Brown, Victor Clocksin and Nlna
Montgomery. The group is the
eighth grade in the year 1910. The
three at the bottom of the page
are Billy Rosenberg, M. Finneman
land Guy I.~vell.
RAISE LARGE POTATOES
Golden Valley county can re~
raise potatoes, both for qualtt~ahd
size. This week Mrs. Dick Pendle-
ton from north of Sentinel Butte
brought the *Golden Valley News
/office a sample of their 1943 potato
crop, and for tubers they take
the prize. Four potatoes make over
half a peek, the largest weighing
three pounds and the second larg-
est 2¼ pounds. We have still to
see the largest pumpkin, but if
pumpkins grow as large in pro-
portion as some of the other vege-
tables we have seen. we may have
to enlarge our office display win-
dow. Who's next?
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MADE FLIGHT OFFICER
IN ARMY AIR CORP
Hospital Notes
Seventeen people were hospitaliz-
ed at the Johnstone Memorial
, Hospital during the past week.
Those hospitalized for treatment
include: Frank Reed, Wibaux, Oc-
tober 7-8; Carl Sorenson, Beach,
brought in October 7; Mrs. Earl
Hlgby, Carlyle, who came in Octo-
ber 10; Mrs. Emma Beeler, Wlbaux,
Mrs. Marie Conway, Medora. Mrs.
Ed. Klake. Wibaux, and Harold
Olson, Golva, all hospitalized on
October 11.
Phillip Beggar, Beach, was~
brought In with a broken leg ov~a
October 5. On October 6, Mr~}~.
Reuben Beeler. Wibaux, came /
,/In
suffering severe injuries as the [re-
sult of an automobile a¢c~demt.~a
Appendectomies were perfo~
on Robert Ekre, Beach, Octc~:~;
John Watembach. Wibaux, Oa~er
10; and Mrs. Charles Myers', WI-
baux, October 12. Mrs Ceo~ ~¢,i
calf, Trotters, also underwen~ sur-1
gery October 12. A tonsille~
was performed on ~ ~John~,
Schulte, Golva, October ~, ~ on
Chester Nagel, Beach. Oct~ber~10.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eftag ~ar-
lyle, are the parents of ~ ~a} 4 lb.
11 oz. boy born October
lb. 2 oz. son was born to
Mrs. Joe Streitz, Sen~
October 11. ~ ~
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ST. PAUL" ~L
LUTHERAN CH~'~
V. H. Dissen, FaStO~
Beach, North ~.
Divine Service I0 A. M.:
Sunday School after
NOTICE
There will be a pie
dance at the Indian Hill
House on October 30th.
please bring pies.
Sweet Potatoes,
Lemons
, SUNKIST
The Woman Is
Always Right
When It Comes To
Bedroom Furniture
The "old man" l~ybe ean have
something to say about the living
roam, but when it comes to the
bedroom---that's a different matter.
Our bedroom suites, now as al-
ways, appeal to women of discrim-
inating taste. And best of all, our
finely styled bedroom suites ¢~st
no more tha~ ordinary fm-n/tare.
May we have the pleasure ef shew-
Ing them to yon?
Among the graduates of the Big
Spring Army Air Field Advanced
Bombardier School at Big Spring,
Texas on Thursday, October 7th,
was a local boy, John Thomas
(Tommy) Hudson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. E. Hudson of Beach.
Tommy received his wings and was
made a flight officer in the Air
corp. He came to Beach Saturday
to spend a short furlough. Mrs.
Hudson and new son, who make
their home in Glendive, came to
Beach on Friday and are guests
at the T. E. Hudson home.
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GERALD BUILDS A HOUSE
Mrs. Gerald Gilman received
her husband overseas,
that he has built a house
himself, out of wood left by
6-BOX
CANS,
LUTHERAN CHURCH CARD OF
Pastor Tel. 154
Norm Dakota We w~h to take tl~
expressing our sincere and
School 10 A.M. thanks to our kind neighbors
11 A.M. Sermon theme: friends for the many
of Great Value." of sympathy shown at the time
Butte: the death of our beloved
9:30 A.M. father and brother, esl~cially
School 10:30 A.M. who sent the lovely floral
Rev. Olsrud for his
2:30 P.M. words and the choir for the
Annual business meeting at 3:30 ful hymns.
M.
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WANTED--To Train for Business
Positions: Young men and women
can train for business careers and
help war effort which needs skill-
ed office workers in government
service and industry. The State
School of Science at Wahpeton has
~laced hundreds in good Positions
~tly after short, intensive, per-
lods ~f training. Costs low for new
ShOrt ~Urses in stenography, typ-
ing, ~ing. Beginners can
come NO~. 8. Others accepted ear-
• lter. Wl~te at ~e to Pres. E. F.
RfleF, S~te School of Scien~ce,
Wahpeton~ N. D.
The Co~tlonal Ladies Aid
will hold ~ rummage sale in the
church~ on Saturd~:¥, October
16th. ~.%
Mrs. May Fisher and
1~ay; Mr. and Mrs. Laurel
Fisher and family; Mr.
Mrs. F. D. Waldaht; Sgt.
S. Fisher; Pfc. Elmo E.
Gertrude Fisher.
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