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Thursday, October 29, 1942-- "
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
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MASQUERADE At T.,e A..,,,a .a.., Fr,da. O:tob.r 30t.
Annual Halloween Usual Good Ttme and Music
DANCE Prizes For The Best and Funniest Costumes
Lunch at Midnight
CLASSIFIED ADS]
WANTED TO BUY Gentle saddlej
01lie
Miss Cleo Baker spent the weekend
Hurly Workman, one of Uncle Sam's
visited his wife and infant daughter
at the Jacobsen and Higby home
from Tuesday until Monday.
Joke Huntly and his'brother left
CiTY COUNCIL PRO-
If[DINGS
horse. Joe Die, Sentinel Butte, ]at her home.
Mrs. Ernie Stark and infant dough- Wednesday for Tucomcceri, New Mex-
N. Dak. 4-3tp tar returned home Thursday from the ice where Joke* Huntley will be in- ltegulnr feeting, .iept,nlber , 1942
FOR SALE---Cold Spot kerosene -Ihospital at Beach. ducted into the armed forces. The ('it-,. (.'oun('il of Beach. North
frigerator. Box 145, Medora, North Misses Fern and Flora R3se spen, Oscar Keener left on a stock train i)al<ota ni,. in regular session i)n
September 8t.h. 19,t2, with Mayor t.
Dakota. 4-3tp the weekend at the home of their from wtbaux Friday for t. Paul. w. Johnson and Aldermen l)an.
('afferty, T, 1,. Dickinson H. H.
FOR RENTFurnished three_rectal parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rose From there he plans to go to Wheeler, llalstetd. M. l'. Lovgren and H. It.
Mr. and Mr Everette Plummer I Wisconsin where he will visit his Th,,mpson t)res.m and M. i.
modern apartment with frigidaire, and daughters were Sunday visitors l mother and also his brother and fam- Fi'eese abeam.
The illlIlu[(! of the regular meet-
Mrs. E. C. Nelson, Beach. 3-tfc at the Pat Plummer home t ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keener. i] of August 3rd were read and
aplroved on motion by Dickinson
F----S-A 7--rr-m ho--se 1 The Ollie Teachers attended the Frank J. O'Rourke of Wibaux, and see,,nded by Halstead.
block from high school. Sidney Fallen county Institute held at Baker Democratic candidate for sheriff, was Bills on file with the Auditor
Alton, Bea, N. Dak. 4-3tp Saturday in spite of the blizzard a caller in Carlyle on Wednesday. fo!werelows:read and considered, as
Elliott Plummer left Friday to" re- Mr. Eli Swartz. Republican candidate I;ea(.h Library, Contribution.._.$ 10.00
Far| Jones. Janitor work ..... 2.50
IPOR SALE-Several second hand lturn to Seattle, Wash. after a two for .the same office was a visitor (]olden Valley News. Pub-
davenports. Some real buys. Jee ] week's visit here
them at Overstad's Beach ltf _ -- '_ boys in the army from Maryland,
_ ' • ] iwrs. enneth Rustad and son left here earlier in the week.
FOR SALE,--Eight head of --m-Monday night for Billings to visit
bouillet bucks, or will trade for Mrs. Rustad's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Beach Club Notices
Shropshires. Edgar Johnson, Phone
17-1rl, Beach, 3-tfc
IOR SALE--One gas range (bottled
or natural gas. One ,Renown coal
range. Both good as new. Call or
write Ed Kremers at Golva. 4-2tp
A. Benjeman.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Jesfield are The Beach Garden Club will hold
the 'proud parents of a baby boy born its next regular meeting on Thursday,
last Sunday at the Baker hospital. November 5, With Cophie Jahr.
Mother and son are fine. Roll call--A berry-bearing plant.
Mrs. Rudolph Perry and daughter Topics for the evening are:
returned home with Mr. Perry Wed- ,Harvest on the Sideboard
FOR SALE--Crestd wheat grass seed nesday after having been at the C.F. 1. Flowers
at 5 cents per pound, as it came Shepherd home several weeks 2. Fruits
from the combine. Free from weed, Bishop I. D. Warner of the U.B. 3. Vegetables
seed. See Arnold Beach, 3 1-2 church will .be here next Sunday even- 4. Berries
miles west of Ollie, Mont. 4-4tc ing and will conduct a service at 5. Garden Varieties
-- 8 P.M. General Discussion
FOR SALE---1939 Master Deluxe The Misses Esther Bechtold of Ra-] ame Natalie Adamson
Chevrolet Sedan. Creed ires, good clne, Wts., and Verna Seller of Baker I G --
finish and upholstery. A-1 con- visited Miss Freeda Bechtold Wednes- I The Beach Homemakers Club will
dition. Priced for quick sale. See day. They were supper guests at the lhol d its regular meeting at the home
A. J. Gilman or Howard Hardy 4tfc Joe Baker home. of Mrs. V. G. Morris on November
.Usedl A clinic was held at the Highl3 instead of the home of Mrs. Freese
FOR
SALE---5-room
Heatrola.
School Wednesday afternoon for the l previously planned.
three years. Good as new. Mrs. I purpose of vaccinating and innoculat- I
Bet Waldal, Sentinel Butte, N. ing for small pox arid diphtheria all I The Beach Women's Club will meet
Dak. 4-2tp children who needed it. Ion Monday, November 2, wieh Mrs.
WP'nn n farm Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Esmay of Iowa, iN Kirst Roll call will be 'My Fav-
by the day or morJh, I pay good l former residents of the Ollie vicinity, !or ire Music."
wages. M. A. Finneman, Phone have been visiting with their many I
5F22, Golva, N. Dak. 4-2tc friends of this communlty since Wed- The Social Hour Club will meet
, nesday when they returned from with Mrs. Charlotte Carlson on Tues-
)ST--A bill fold containing per- Whitefield where they visited relatives, day afternoon. November 3. Roll call
other papers, will be '°War Song Yst."
sonal cards and Miss Darline Ferrel, little daughter
Adolph Quade, Wibaux, Mont. 4-1tpl of Mr. and Mrs. Allie Ferrel. under-
LOST---One black white-faced steer'Went an opcation for adenoids and
spring calf. Left ear cut and split, had her tonsils removed at Baker
John Kunda, St. Phillips. 4-4tp Monday. She is convalescing at the
home of her grandparents. Mr. and
FOR SALE---1937 Plymouth coupe. 5 Mrs. Carl Post.
good tires. Motor in good shape.: The carnival given by the Ollie
will sell reasonable. See or write School Friday evening was a blg sue-
James Kridroski. 5-2tc'cess. Everyone had a good time and
f a real sum of money was realized. A
FOR SALE---Get your pmpkins now program was given by the school,
for Hallowe'en a,t ten cents apiece, and .then various concessions and
Mrs. August Brockmeyer, Beach, booths were in play. At 11 the dance
North Dakota ltp started, which was also well attended.
FOR SALE--One Billy goat. Frank The school served a midnight lunch.
The|sen, Beach. N.D. ltp
FOR SALE--125 yearling ewes. Ray Carlyle
Kukowski, Sentinel Butte 5-2tp
FOR SALE,--Viking Cockerels. When Mrs. Jim Gannon returned to her
full grown should weigh between duties at the depot Wednesday.
9 nd 12 pounds. Blue Ribbon Miss Margie Dealing was a weekend
winners at recenz Golden Valley guets of Miss Gwennie Fulton.
Fair. One dollar each. Pauline Mr. and Mrs. Vernice Lurid of Wil-
Zempel, Beach N.D. ltp listen visited at the Melvin C. Claude
Lurid home Sunday la:t,.
F-OR SALETwo registered Hereford Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sanderson
herd bulls. For sale or trade for and family dined at the Claude Lurid
work or saddle horses. Also two home on Tuesday evening.
shetland ponies. Jimmy Johnstone.' A group of Carlyle folks attended
Sentinel Butte. N. D. 5-3tp the carnival and dance at Ollie Fri-
FOR SALE---Two boys overcoats, size day night.
16 and 18, $3 each. Also set or: Pete Hartse and Mr. and Mrs. Law-
hree sad irons used very little, i rence Hartse were supper guests Fri-
$1.00. Inquire Golden Valley News l day night at the Claude Lund home.
Office. 5-tfc I Many of the Carlyle folks are sorry
IOR SALE---FIve burner white enam- to hear that Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
eled kerosene stove with oven at-, Sanderson and family are leaving us
tached; electric radio; day bed, and are making their home in the
cover .and pillows included. Inquire west.
at Telephone office. 5-1tc The sale at the Leonard Sanderson
, home on Tuesday was well attended
POR SALE--75 steers and 50 sucking and articles sold fairly well. Mr. and
calves, See S. A. Johnstone at hos-IMrs, sanderson, their two sons, Keith
pital. 5-lip i and Norris and daughter Zona plan
IOR SALE---3 twelve-tin forks, two i t° leave for the coast in a few days
railroad picks. Mrs. Anna Harp, to make their future home.
Beach, N. D. 5-lip Peter Hartse of Portland, Oregon, is
a guest of his son Lawrence and fam-
OR SALEAt Once: 3 milk cows, ily in Wibaux and his brother John
5 Brood sows, 150 sheep. John S. and family of Carlyle. Mr. Hartse
Benson, Sentinel Butte. 5-2tp formerly ran a restaurant in Carlyle,
Mrs.lleaving here about 6 years ago for.
RENT--Modern room. 5-lip Portland, Oregon. His many friends
Daisy Rice, Beach, N.D. are glad to see him again and give
-- N
TRAYEI)--One yearling white f-cce him a hearty handclasp.
heifer. Branded reverse KF on left lii
investigate the ![i
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Combination Baths iii
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and the ....
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Mineral & Dry Baths ",
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at the iii
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McClellan Bldg. in Beach ii:i
i:i;
Why go to the Springs? ;'!i
Save Transportation Costs, i!!'
shoulder, also branded on left leg.
Left my farm last Saturday. Also
lost one white pig about 250 lbs.
Reward. Knute K. Farstveet, Beach,
North Dakota. 5-1tp
l'ained men needed in War Indus-
tries.. Learn Auto-Diesel Mechan-
ics, Welding, Machinist, Top and
Body, Airplane Mechanics. Short,
practical course. Free Catalog.
HANSON TRADE SCHOOL, BoX
170,X, Fargo, N. Dak. 5-2tc
ttelen Carlton visited in Dickinson
with-her mother, Mrs. Bob
who is, a patient at the
METHODIST CHURCH
Beach. North Dakota
Grant S Moore Pastor
Services for November 1st:
Sunday School 10:00 A. M.
Preaching Service II:00 A. M.
Junior Choir Wednesday at 7:30
P. M.
Adult Choir on Thursday 7:30 P. M.
ASSEMBLIES OF GOD
Beach City Hall
Evangelists Grace and R. Fischer.
and H. Dahlberg
lishing proceedings ......... 27.93
(3lobe-Gazette Print ing Co.,
Office supplies .................... 1.67
James Kelly, Labor at dump
grounds 28.00
A. M. Hammond. Street work 75.00
Harlan Cook. Street work .... 17.25
,Xl. L. Lovell, Salary ............. 125.00
b. J. Eriekson. Salary ............ 85,00
C. O. Halvorson. Salary, $75.00;
Office supplies, $4.10 ......... 79.10
City of Beach, "Vater used
in hall
.................................... 1.39
Fillmore & Bradbury, Flag .... 5.44
N. W. Bell Tel. Co.. l,ocal
Service .................................... 2.5:,
l:ach Volunteer Fire De-
l);trlen t, Wlrelnens' ser-
vices .......................................... 21.00
Golden Valley Lumber Co..
Lumber and nails for side-
walk ......................................... 8.18
Montana-Dakota (Ttiltles ('o.,
Street Lights, $116.66;
Lamps, $29.38 ........................ 146.04
.Iontana-Dakota Utilities Co..
Power, Lights, gas. in hall
and pUmp houses ............ . 94.59
A. Overstad & Soft. Mis-
cellaneous hardware ....... 27.55
Olaus Rishovd. pipe cleaner
and lead ............................ 13.85
Texaco Service Station. gas
and Oil for pickup, $9.07
and $22.32 ......................... 31.39
Sehulz Garage, Service to
fire truck ............................ 5.67
A. M. Kuhfeld. Attorney
Fees 212.50
G. O. Hemnes, I]auling grain 7,98
Hanel Service Station, Gas
and ell for pickup ........... 2.50
Moved by Halstead and seconded
I)y (?afferty that the bills be allow-
ed as read and that warralits be
issued on the various funds In
l)ayment thereof.
l.oll he|rig called ('afferty. Diekin-
srl. Halstead Lovgrel| and Tholnp-
slur all voted "Yes" Nays u,re
Motion was declared carried.
The Mayor and (;it)" Auditor were
authorized tO eXL'('U te a lease 011
bats 4 and in Ilo('k 16 Arid I,at
6 In Block 17 In Wo,)(lhull's First
Addition t() the Agriculture Con-
servation is.¢ciation for the pur-
p(.e I,f erecting Tuln hilts thereon
for. a consideration of $7.50 l)er
year Mot|tin it, this effect was
made by Lovgren and seconded by
Halstead and carried.
The City Health Officer. Dr. M:.
XV. Lyons. ',*,'as consulted relative
to the influx In the City as a men-
ace to public health and he was
authorized to proceed with l)lans
for the ext el'n:lllati(n of the
rodents.
Motion to adjourn made By ('af-
ferty and see,inded by l)teklnsolL
Carried.
The rea-ular meetlr of the City
('ouneil will be held Thursday
evening N,,vemher 5th. illFtr','td (,f
Mollday evenlnla'.
8:00 o'clock Evangelistic services . Art cst:
R. %v. J()HNSON. .Mayor.
featuring your favorites in Gospel, c. O. I-IA1,VOI.SON.
attend.MUSiC and Songs. We invite you to city Auditor
ST, PAUL'S
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Beach. North Dakota
V. H. Dissen, Pastor
Divine Services at I0 A. M.
Sunday School after services.
On Sunday, November Ist, the Rev.
L. S. Gjerde of Dunn Center will be
the guest preacher in the Beach
Lutheran Parish.
Services will .be held in the follow-
ing places on Sunday:
Sentinel Butte 9:30 A. M.
Beach I1:00 A. M.
Carlyle 2:30 P. M.
The public is invited.
FOR SALE
. Number 1
I 480 cres improved farm i
highly
mile east and I mile north of Beach,}
will sell reasonable and on good terms.
" Number 2 !
I
I
480 acres highly improved farm 3,
miles east and 1 mile north of Beach.
If you want a real bargain come
in and see me. Barney Pieslk,
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCII
Beach, North Dakota
Services at ii'00 A. M.
Miss Frances Baker will be the
speaker.
VOTE
,NOV. 3
In fullfillment of our ob-
ligation to the nation'
founders who afforded us
the privilege of the ballot,
and in justice to the boys
who are fighting in de-
fense of our right to vote.
every citizen should go to
the polls on Election Day,
November 3.
VOTE
COALITION
On State Issues
As an endorsement of
the orderly and economi-
cal administration of Gov-
ernor John Moses, and to
express your desire to
have that sound business
Frogram expanded to oth-
er departments, east your
vote Nov. 3 for the Coali-
tion State Ticket.
Coalition State Ticket Ill
Democratic and Republican i! ]
Candidates United For Good
State Government in N. Dak. i"
DEMOCRATIC COLUMN
For Governor
JOHN MOSES ..................
For Lieutenant Governor-
HENRY HOLT ...................
For Secretary of State- r'
THOMAS HALL ............... I1
For State Auditor-
A. H. HAUT .......................
For State Treasurer
IOHN OMLAND ..............
For Attorne.v General ']
WALTER O. BURR ...........
For Com. of Insurance-
__!O __HN_N, HAGAN :::-: .. _...il
For Com. Agrfc. & La!)or
C. P. DAHL .................
L_
For Public Service {onr'r f7]
GEORGE SCHUETT ......
NO-PAXTY COLU,IN
For Supt. Public lns:netion '
ARTEOR E. THOMPSON
Take This C=rd with You to the
Polls on November 3, 1942
(Pal. Adv.)
Nice Service Letter i ret00ed truck convoy via Wash-
ington, D. C. Have enjoyed every
mile of my travels, but will enjoy
the trip home the most of all when
The News this week received a very
nice letter from Thos. W. Kirkpatrick the war is over. There is no place
which we are publishing below: line home.
"Have been receiving The News and Here is a bit of news for the Golden
wish to thaxk you very much. I Valley News. I am happy to an-
am always glad to see the home town nounce my engagement to Miss
paper as it seems t) make me much Loretta Carlson el Minneapolis. No
closer to home, even thoug I may be wedding date has been set, but hop-
many miles away. ing it will be soon.
Since January 20th, 1942,'--fave I My address is Camp Iket, Va
travelled through 22 states, seen the lAPO_3, FA Bn-S.
Pacific and Atlantic oceans, sailed I
up Chesapeake Bay from Norfolk, With best wishes to every one.
Virginia to Baltimore, Maryland. and Thos. W. Kirkpatrick
NO WORRIES
to haunt you when you stop overnight at
the fireproof HOTEL POWERS. Luxur-
iously furnished rooms with beds so com-
fortable they make you sleepy just to look
at them. And many of those rooms are
priced as low as $1.50.
Hotel Powers, Fargo
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VICTORY on far flung
fronts depends on
you at home.
Can you answer this statementIs
your battery and plant ready to
back you up in your all out effort
for Victory regardless of how long
it takes If not-Call your Delco
Light Dealer. Let him worry -
that's his job.
VRANNA
Phone 17
AUTO SUPPLY
Beach, N. D.
"Servm is part of what we sell"
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