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PAGE FOUR THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
WIMOX
Mrs.: Chine k,e~'ers ~
fl~rn the Beach hospital Friday.
Ross Blxby returned' f~mh~
xkee~xfl~, Minn. last Tue~iay,
Antra Ponke spent se~ ~ays~
v~tm8 his family last week.
Mrs. Kuch spent l~'z at
~eaeh visiting Mrs. Earl Woodburn.
A. Warden left for Fort Benton
last week to Join his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Halvor ~ re-
turned home Friday Iron ~-
At Red cross Friday the
Edith Lawrence and Vonne Harms
served lunch.
Mrs. George Petcoff and son
spent a week at Wyola visiting
Mrs. Petcoff's sister.
Mrs. Ross Blxby entertained the
Lutheran Ladles Sewing Club Wed-
nesday afternoon at her home.
Miss Mrgaret Trieinaki of Gleno
dive spent Sunday visiting Miss
Shirley Blxby.
Mrs. W. Peterman entertained
Wednesday in honor of her tootler,
Mrs. Lyons, and her other guests.
Mrs. E. B. Stair and Mrs, Ray
~3~mbart were. in Beacl~ Saturday
visiting friends.
Mrs. BUrr--is M0rford and son of
Wisconsin are vlslth~ Mrs. Mor-
ford's parents, and other relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Lynn entertained
the Christian Fundamental Ladies
Aid Thursday afternoon at the
Clubhouse.
Charles Fletcher and Donald
Btorkel and Wesley Ritual are all
home on leave Visiting their
parents,
Orlando Larson spent several
days visiting his sisters, Mrs. Ray
IS~non and Miss Zelma I~rson
while enroute to the west coast.
Mrs. Brooks and daughter, Mrs.
An~ of Cogswell, N. D. are
visiting their sister, Mrs. V&n.
Peterma~
J. W. Oreenup was a supper
~lest at the B, Welsh home l~day
before leaving with stock for St.
Paul, Minn.
Miss Betty Martin, a former high
school teacher in Wibaux, who
Joined the WAC last year, spent
the weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Hazelwood. She
a recrutth~ specialist ~d class
ahd will spend several weeks in
Montana and will then return to
Seattle, Wash.
Theatre
Calendar
ROSE
GLENDIVE, MONTANA
NOW SHOWING~
"ASSIGNMENT IN BRITAIN1"
starring Pierre Aumont and
Susan Peters. Thrilling drama
of invasion forecast! Right out
of the headlines .. on to the
screen~ You'll be on the edge
of your seat with excitement!
OWL SHOW SAT. 11:30 P. M.
SUN. MON. TUES.~
"CONEY ISLAND"
in Technicolor starring Betty
Orable, George Montgomery,
Cesav Romera wit~t Charles
Winninger and Phil Silvers. The
song and dance, laugh and love
carnival of the century! Fun
thatql throw you for a loop-
the-loop In a merry-~-round
of dazzling entertainment!
WEDNESDAY ONLY~
"HAB~IGAN'S KID
starring William Oargan, Bobby
Rea~ck and Frank Craven,
Never such excrement on any
scre~ni Surprise film sensa-
flonl Oood guys and killers
meet in a great human story
told to the beat of poundin~
hoofs !
oP~mo ~~.--
GRAVE8 TO CAIRO"
starr/ng Franchot Tone, Anne
Baxter with'AY~m ~ and
Erich yon Strohemn as Field
Marshall Erwln Rommel.
FRIDAY SATURDAY--
William Boyd in
~UNDERCOVEE MAN"
~lso John Sutton and Annabelia
in "TONIGHT WE RAID CAL-
AA8". Plus Chapter 5 of "J~
G-MEN OF THE AIB."
SUNDAY MONDAY~
John Archer and
Tm~ m ~aNF~
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zopfl and
Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mueller
and children and Mrs. B. Welsh
and Russell were in ~lendlve on
Thursday.
The Methodist congregation gave
a farewell party Friday evening at
the church in honor ~f Rev. and
Mrs. Moore, who ~ ~o~ be
leaving for a different parish.
: Mrs.. Lavretta. Pratt~ left Sat-
urday for her home ~ Cutbank
after s~endh~ her vacation at the
home Of ller parents, Mr. ~hM Mrs.
Denny Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scammon and
son spent Sunday at Wolf Point
vlslth~ ~ ~e M. B, Larson home
and sis0 d~ a ~tle duck
hunting.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank O'Keefe
spent several days visiting friends
while enroute to seattle, Wash.,
where they are employed in de-
fense work.
Those attending the teachers
meeting at Miles City last week
were Miss Margy Nelson, Miss
Zelma Larson, Miss Kelth, Miss
KederiskL Wayne Marcus and
Wallace Scott.
Mrs. Robert Anderson and Elaine
~nd Donald went to Glendiv~
Thursday. Donald remained to
have the cast removed from his leg,
returning home Sunday.
Mrs. Chgs. Fulton held Bible
Study at her home Friday evening.
Mrs. Ed Kneugen and Inay were
Wibaux and Beach caners Friday.
Mrs. A, E. Schaeffer was a Car-
lyle caller Friday P. M.
Gerald NearY spent two days
at the O'Connor farm.
H, B. Flsk has been confined to
his bed this week with the flu.
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Waarst and
son were Sunday evening callers
at the John Hartse home.
Dave Lunder had the misfortune
of spraining his bs~k badly and is
confined to his bed.
Miss Irene Ilartee was taken to
the doctor, who fotmd a bone ou~
of place in her foot.
Wallace Scott of Wibaux was
caller at the Carlyle school on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer Allen left by train
Thursday evening for Wa~dr~,ton,
where her husband is employed.
Mrs. Bessie Jacob~on and son
spent the week in Olendive visiting
Mrs. Jacobs~'s sister.
Mr. and Mr. Martin and Mrs.
Lonni Vanatta and children were
Baker shoppers Friday.
Quite a few of the young peOple
attended the h~dtiatlon in ClUe
Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mulcher
left Saturday morning by train
for St. Paul. Minn. to visit Mr,
Muleher's mother.
Mac McCanum left Thursday
after an extended visit here spent
straightening up his property
affairs.
Mrs. Walter Allen of Sentinel
Butte brought her mother home
Friday after spending a couple of
days at her home.
Most of the teachers of Wibaux
county attended the teachers meet-
/rig at Miles City q'hursday and
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Stewart and
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sartz were
business callers at Miles City Fr/-
day and Saturday.
Tom Fulton received word that
his wife /s in the hospital W/th
pneumonia at Bremerton, Wash.
Mr. Fulton left the same evening
for Washington. Everyone wishes
her a speedy recovery~
FIRST METHODIST~ CHURCH
Grant S. Moore, Pastor
Beth, N~,h D~ota
Church school 10:00 A, M.
Pre~ service 11:00 A. M.
Youth Fellowahlp ~:~0 P. M.
Adult Choir practice Wednesday
at g:O0 P. M.
Junior Cho~ Wednesday at 7~0
P,M.
Mrs, Jessie Webber will have
charge of: th~ ~0uth Fellowship
on Sunda~ :l)~Aht. : ~I young people
are invi~'JM1d welcome to come.
This will be the lut Sun~y that
ore..m be in and
he will preikch his fm'ewell mon
at 11:00 A. M.
I wish! at ~ ~ to express
our gratitude and appreciation to
the commttnity of Re~ch u a
whole ~or ther. cooperation and
kindness, and neighborly fellowship
that mY fantUy and I have enjoyed
as long as we have been here. We
shall always hold the memory of
Beach dear to our hearts. I also
wish to thank the Golden Valley
News for their kindness and w~-
in~nees to help with any service
they could render at any t/me. It
is greatly appreciated.
Orant S. Moore.
V
ST. PAUL'S
LUTHERAN CHURCH
V. H, Dissen, Pastor
Beach, North Dakota
Annual Mission Sunday. Divine
at 10 A. M. The Rev,
Meyer of Glendive, Mont,
~ at 11 A, M.
OLU
Mrs. Joe Bnke~. Rep~,ter
Mr. end Mrs. Percy Bryson and
family spent Saturday at Beach.
M~ss Janice Rustad spe~t the
weekend at the Arnold Beach
home.
Miss Lava Perg~son of Baker
visited at the CRUtCh Baker home
~&y and s~y.
A number of people from Onie
attended the Farmer's Frolic at
Bake~ Sat~lay evening,
M:r; and Mrs, Norman Rcat and
Mr. ~nd Mrs. christ Rost spent
Thursday at Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rustad
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Hubert Rustad home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sllper visited
at the George Johnson home on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Post and
Bonnie' of Sentinel Butte spent
Sunday at the Christ Ro~t home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holder of
Cabin Creek were guests at the
Elmer Wang home Thursday eve-
ning.
Kenneth Rustad left Wednesday
for Billings to visit until Monday,
when Mrs. Rustad and Kenny will
return home with him.
Miss Bernlce Stark, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stark, is s
patient in the hospital at Beach.
She is feeling better mad may be
able to return to her home soon.
Fred Brown spent Sunday after-
noon visiting friends here. Mr.
Brown is feeling much better after
spending the past several months
Hospital Notes
Hospitalized for treatment during
the past week were: Mrs. George
Bass, Wlbaux, October.19-21; Miss
Bernice Stark, Carlyle, hospitalized
October 19; Mrs. Ed. Berg, Wib~ux,
October 21-22; Mrs. A. M. Peterson,
Oalva, October ~-~; OttO Muel-
ler. Wibaux, October ~,~-25; J. R.
WOods, Wlb~ux, October ,~8~8; r.
A. smith, Wll~ux, brought In Oc-
tober 24; and Mrs. Margaret Woods,
Wibaux, hospitalized October 25.
William Z~bel,~ Beach, was
brought to the llospltal October
21 as a result of an accident with
farm macl~lnery.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Nistler,
Oolv~, are the parents of a ~ Ib,
15 oz. girl, born October 20.
Appendectomies were performed
on Oerald Bohn, son of Mr ~md
Mrs. Charles Bohn, Sentinel Butte,
October 20, Austin ~locomb, Beach,
and Miss Vivian Beeler, Wibaux,
October 24. Mrs. Robert Blome
Wibaux, underwent minor surgeE
October 22. Tonsillectomies wen
performed on Larry ~ehulte, so~
of Mr. and Mrs. John Schulte,
Oolva, October 22; and Mrs. James
Odenbaugh, October 26.
V ~
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev. John Roberts, Pastor
Beach, North Dakota
Beach:
Church School at 10:00 A. M.
Morning Worship Service at
II:00 A. M.
Young People's Meeting at 7:30
P.M.
Choir Practice Wednesday at
in the Baker hespltal. 7:$0 P. M.
Miss Flora Rose, teacher of the,sentineI Butte:
Wills Creek school, and Miss MaeI Afternoon Service at 2:00 P, M.
Pr.att,. t~cher of the Big, HillI Young People's Meeting Monday
SChool, a~ended tile teachers m-[st 7"30 P M
stitute at Miles City Thursday and' or- " '
Mad ~:
Friday. Sunday School at 10:00 A. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Beach at- Afternoon Service at 4:00 P. M.
rived Thursday from Seattle, Wash.
to visit with the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Beach. They
v~ted at the Everett Plummer
home Friday evening.
Mrs. Oscar Keener and Mrs.
Murray Mucher spent Thursday
afternoon at the Bert Hudson
home. Mr. Keener and Mr. Mul-
cher brought in several loads of
sheep, which were shipped on the
train Friday.
Mrs. Bert Hudson and Howard
stark returned home Tuesday from
Moorhead, Minn. Mrs. Stark is
improved but still in the hospital.
They visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Reynolds at Mandan briefly on
their way home.
Mrs. Charles Shepherd was sur-
prised at her home Saturday after-
noon by a group of friends, who
spent the afternoon there in honor
of her birthday. A lovely lunch
was served and Mrs, Shepherd w~S
presented with a gift of silver and
wished many happy returns of the
day.
The members of the local Far-
mers' Union Association enjoyed a
chicken dinner at the Schoolhouse
Saturday evening at 7:00. The
room was prettily decorated. After
the meal a short business meeting
was held, followed by stunts under
the direction of Miss Marlyls Lutts.
~V
OLLIE SCHOOL NOTES
The Freshman class last Friday
was initiated into the mysteries of
the great brotherhood of the high
school. The evening of fun was
concluded by dancing, music for
wh/ch was provided by Mrs. Fay
Shepherd and Mrs. Norman Rost.
I~werne Shepherd is beck in
school again to complete his Senior
year.
The American History class is
preparing the peace terms to be
imposed upon the Axis when Allled
victory is aasured,
Why is it that people are con-
t~nually "seeing things"? In their
study of perception the Psychology
class Is attempting to get at the
rlddle.
The Manual Training classes
have completed the last work bench
to complete their shop for better
working conditions.
The faculty, acting as judges,
made the following awards for the
co.test for the best carnival
poa~ers: first, .alice Eost; second,
Adeline Sherva; third, Charlotte
Steen. In the contest for the best
c~dva~ bflis the awards were as
follows: first, Charlotte Steen;
second, Alice Rost; third, Murvin
Ro~. ~ honors were~ .won by
the Orammar room.
~V
People used to get blisters m~
their hands, They are more Hkely
to get them on their ton~es now.
i
Protect Your Profits
With Hens That Lay!
If your best layers have be-
come loafers, do something
about it! Try feeding DR.
SAI~BURY'S AVI-TAB In
the mash. Steps UP lagging
appetites, ~ase d/gest/ve
act4vity often all that's need-
ed to snap loafers into action.
Stop in today fOr DR. SAL~-
BURY'S AVI-TAB.
S~EIGHT'S CITY DRUG
OH, N, D~g-
Rally Day and Harvest Festival
services Sunday, October 31.
V--
JONES URGES FARMERS
IWO AID SCRAP CAMPAIGN
I War Food Administrator Marvin
i Jor~es today urged all farmers to
comb their farms for possible scrap,
a~erring that new steel will be
~avaflable in direct proportion to
the amount of scrap collected by
the Victory Scrap Bank campaign.
Mr. Jones' statement was issued
to farm leaders and northwest
War Production Board officials.
"l~ext in industry," Mr. Jones
sakL "the 8reatest source of heavy
sgrap is the American farm,
American farmers are doing the
~test food production Job in
bA~tm~. However, if we are to
t~ure ample steel for warthne
p.roductlon, millions of tons of
s~rap iron and steel must come
from our farms in the next six
weeks."
United States department of
agriculture war boards in every
county, he said, have been asked
to cooperate with other organizao
lions in helping the county salvage
committees realize their quotas.
CITATION HEA~tlNG I~ETITION
TO ESTABLISH THE RIGHT OF
HEIRKI.~P TO REA.L PROPERTY
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
County of Golden Valley
IN COUNTY COURT
Before Hon. James Donaldson,
Judge
IEn. the Matter of the Estate of Allen
• McDanold. Deceased.
Byron J. McDanold, )
Petitioner, )
vs. )
J'ohn McDanold Richard )
N. McDanold. Rol~ert B. Mc- )
Danold, Donald A. Me- )
Danold, Grace ~M. Ralsler, )
Mabel R. Koshney, Mary )
Cadwell, and all other per- )
sons unknown claiming any )
estate or interest in or lien )
or encumbrance upon the )
property described in the )
petition or against the es- )
late of said deceased, )
Respondents. )
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED RESPON-
DENTS:
You. and each of you, are hereby
notified that Byron J. McDanold, of
Reach. North Dakota, has flied in
the County Court of the County of
Golden Valley and State of North
Dakota, his duly verified petition
praying for a decree ascertaining
ana estaodsnin~ the right of suc-
cession to the real estate within
Golden Valley County, North Da-
kota. of which Allen E. MeDanold.
late of Golden Valley County, North
Dakota, died seized, which said real
estate is described as folloWS:
Southeast Quarter (SE~) of ~.
tl0n Eighteen (18) in Town~ip
Ohe Hundred Forty-two (14Z)
North._ of _ Ranffe One Hundred
four (104) West, of the fifth Prin-
cipal Meridian in Golden Valley
County, North . Dakota,
and that Monday, the 15th day ot
November A. D~ 1943 at the hour of
ten o'clock in the forenoon of that
day. at the Court ,Rooms of this
Court, at the Court HOuse in the
City of Beach, Golden Valley Coun-
ty. North Dakota. has been set by
this Court as the time and place
of hearing ~ald petition, at which
time and place any~ person interested
may appear• and object to the ~ant-
ing of said petition.
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 there
be, why. this petition should not be
~ranted.
Let Service be made of this Clta-'
tton as required by law.
Dated this 26th day of October
A. D. 1943.
BY THE COURT:
JAMES DONALDSON,
Judge of the County Court.
(SEAL OF COUNTY COURT)
JOHN KEOHANE
Attorney for Petitioner
Beach, North Dakota.
(Oct. 28, Nov. 4, 1943)
ADVERTISEMENT FOR
OUTSTANDING RI~D~
Divide School District No. 8,
County of Golden Valley, and State
Of North Dal~ta. calls ~or outstand.
ing warrants for payment.
: EVELYN COOK,
Clerk O~ DivRle ~fl~ool
District No. 8. " '"
(Oct. ,.~, 194~)
FIRST LUTHERAN
O. L. O/srud, Pastor Tel.
Sunday School I0 A. M,
Reformation Day Service 11
M. Sermon theme:
by Faith".
Confirmation class Wedr~sday
4:15 P. M.
Christian Worker's course Wed.
nesday 8 P. M..
Choir practice Fridays at 8 P. M.
Sentinel
~Centenn~ Day Service at 8:~1
A. ~. ~on fes~val o~er~.
Sunday SchOol I0:30 a. M.
Confirmation claa~ Thur~ at
4:15 P. M.
Carlyle:
Centennial Day Service at 2:30
P. M.
Confirmation class 3:30 P. M.
GOLVA SUNSHINE SOCIETY
Golva Sunshine Society met
with Mrs. Fred Wassman on Oc-
tober 6th. There were ten mere-
present and several visitors.
very nice dinner was enjoyed
by all.
any:plate
up to $20
on siZe.
often as u~,
:po .gomery
Ward
Phone 117 Giendive
| Your Golden ~~'pping Association |
| ~ip either HOGS or CAR'PLE at |
| any timo/.
List
stock with the manager so he will
the days shipment can be made. Any
who is not prepared to haul his stock
have trucking service at a nominal charge.
Write or Phone
KNUTE FARSTVEET, Manager
6-F22 -- -- BEACH, N. D.
SALE
One of the finest residential properties in
Beach. Splendid location with sidewalk on
150 foot frontage. Three lots. Shade and
fruit trees in abundance. Nine rc~ms and
two baths. Hardwood floors. French doors.
Full basement with washroom, ~oal room and
store room equipped with shelving, Fire-
proof double garage.
SEE
B. T. Piesik
Beach, N. D., or phone 120R for appointment.
I I
uctio
On My Farm 2 Miles North of Beach on Highway 16
Tuesday, Nov. 2rid
SALE STARTING AT 1:00 P. M. SHARP
_L__ I
LivestoCk, Etc.
5 Milch Cows
1 Two-year-old Steer
I Two.year-old Heifer
1 Two-yr.-old Roan Bull
1 One-year-old Steer
I One-year.old Heifer
7 Spring Calves
1 Bay Gelding, wt. 1500
1 Bay Gelding, wt. 1350
1 Grey Mare, wt. 1400
2 Sheep
40 Chickens
Some Hay and Ear Corn
12 Bushels of Potatoes
mm ii i I
Machinery
1 M c C ormick Deering
Binder
1 Deering Mower
! Hay /take
I Corn Planter
I One-row Cultivator
1 Emerson Gang Plow
1 Wagon with Box
1 Wagon with Rack
2 Sets Double Harmms
1 Two-wheel Trailer
1 Economy King Cream
Separator
Some Household Fur-
niture
Other Articles too Numerous to Mention
TERMS CASH
No Property to be Removed Until Settled For
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Mills