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November 1, 2007 Page 5
Harvet Helpers
Cows and calves near a garden in northeastern Billings County are quite interested in eat-
ing vines leftover from a garden, and had been doing their best to pull the vines over a fence
into their pasture. (Photo by Richard Volesky)
Avenue, which has been long await-
ed for.
A new marriage law states that if
Jane Cook stopped in at the Don and RellaAbernethy drove
Legion Club Friday for supper and to Bismarck on Monday as Don studies, which were held at the
won $10 playing bingo. Jan was to have surgery Tuesday. Rella home of Francis Dietz.
Johnson and her sister Arlys Flaig stayed with her daughter, LaDonna Ted and Bev Trinka returned to
also stoppped in at the Legion Club Fallgatter. Bobbi Hansen fromtheir home in Minot after spending
to play some b!ngo. Belgrade, Mont was also there for some time with Burns Abernethy,
Our prayers and sympathy go support as well as Bobbi's daugh- and Don and RellaAbernethy. That
out to the family of Kevin Quade ter, Jennifer Hansen, who attends evening Sally Abernethy, Jim
from Wibaux, who passed away the University of Mary, and stays Cook, Kerm Rink, Jerry Cook and
suddenly last Friday. with LaDonna. Jim Abernethy all enjoyed supper
Ted and Bev Trinka fromMinot,Mary Cook and her son, Jack with Burns Abernethy at the
Kerm Rink, Jerry Cook, and Rod Cook, returned home Monday after Abernethy home north of Sentinel
and Diane Brown were all Sunday going to Denver, Colo to see Butte.
visitors at the home of Don and Jack's new granddaughter and Jane Cook, Mellisa and Lane
Rella Abernethy. Mary's great-granddaughter, Lowman and sons, Christopher and
Dean and Lisa Wyckoff stoppedCatherine Mary. Catherine's par- Tristen, stopped in Thursday
in Sunday at the home of Jim and ents are Karen (Cook) and Greg evening to have some supperand to
Marj Wyckoff to pick up their son Davidson, and sister Emily. While wish happy birthday to Terry (on
Gabriel. Young Gabe was spending there, they also visited with Jack's the 23rd) and Judy (on the 26th)
time with his grandparents while oldest daughter and husband, Tony Mollendor.
Dean and Lisa enjoyed a shortand Tammy (Cook)Lemos. Don and Rella Abernethy, and
vacation in Deadwood, S.D. Judy and Terry Mollendor alsoBobbi Hansen returned to the
Don and Rella Abernethy, and returned home Monday after visit- Abernethy home Friday afternoon
Ted and Bev Trinka were amonging with some of their family and from Bismarck where Don had
the many who attended the friends near Johnstown, Colo.some surgery done. We all wish
spaghetti dinner benefit for Carol Jim Abernethy from Denver him a very speedy recovery,
Weyer and Gwen Lorenz. arrived Wednesday evening at the Marvin Hansen arrived later Friday
Jim and Jan Johnson and Arlyshome of Don and Rella Abernethy evening from Belgrade.
Flaig attended the spaghetti dinner and stayed with Burns while Don Thought for the week: God has a
benefit at the First Lutheranand Rella were in Bismarck. purpose for my life, and being a
Church in Beach, which was held Jane Cook and her mother MaryChristian I must strive to fulfill that
for Weyer and Lorenz. Cook attended the first in this sea- purpose.
one is a habitual drunkard they can't
~on's series of the "Why Catholic"
June 20, 1913: John P. GalyenIt has been noted that the local under the Opera House, now has a
assumes duties as postmaster of Bastille is a disgrace, but so too are $250 vulcanizing machine. Frank is
Belfield succeeding Wm. Beebe. some of its guests, pursuing a correspondence course to
Dr. Joe Boltz advertises that he L.E. Newton moved to Gorham learn the secrets of the complicated
is a graduate of American College until harvest and will build a nice art of vulcanizing.
of Mechano-therapy Chiropractic new home in Belfield. E.H. Farin sold his section of
and is an optician. He is located just August 1913: C.C. Creswell land north of town to A.C. Lindbo of
south of Sorenson Hardware. Mary was killed in a train accident at Wallace, S.D. Mr. Lindbo arrived
Boltz has a dressmaking parlor in Dickinson when an engine smashed with his family and three cars of
the rear of Dr. Boltz's office, into the caboose he was riding in. stock and machinery.
H. Mackoff, a 1912 graduatel is He was on the train, taking cattle to The Norwegian Lutheran
setting up a law office in the suite of market. Tom Grant was fireman on Church is to hold a picnic on the
rooms in the Nelson Block building the engine that tipped over but he banks of the Heart after morning
occupied by the German was not injured, services. All are invited, and if you
Scandinavian Land Co. The Main Street Bridge is com- do not or cannot bring lunch the
Fred Pool, 23, died in a well 35 ing along as the fill on the, river ladies of the church will see that all
miles north of town. The well was channel is complete with the fill are taken care of.
78-feet deep with the first 23 feet taken to fill in the noah part of the September 1913: School opens
being hand dug, the balance with an channel and the bridge to go over and public drinking cups are now'
18 inch auger. Pool was beingthe south part. It took 16 days of taboo in North Dakota.
hauled up by his foot in a loop of work with seven teams and 1,700W.W. Beebe and Julius Lerfald
rope after being down in the well yards of dirt moved. The cost was are to open a variety store in the old
correcting some problem. He $640. The bridge wm cost $3,200 post office building on the west side
slipped from the rope, falling 40 feet and be ready Sept. 6. of Main Street. Postmaster Galyen
where he hit a rock; which killed Anna Olstad, near Sentinel Butte~ will build a new building south of
him. is bitten by a rattler trying to kill the Sentinel Butte Saddle Co. on the
July 1913: McCabe is adding 24 another. It is feared that she will die. east side of Main Street. (Old
feet by 50 feet to the rear of his Word arrived that Mr. and Mrs. Belfield News Office)
building, tearing down the shed that Leo Hart drowned attempting to September 1913: Billy Franklin
was rthere, and building of masonry ford Davis Creek. fell while painting the eve on the
construction. (In about 1986, Cap The Times building was hit by south side of Sorenson Hardware
Berger tore down this addition and lightning, which tore plaster off of and fell to the pavement. Luckily he
replaced it with steel construction.) some walls and tore off some clap- first struck the roof of the office of
Steel has arrived for the building board when it left the building. Dr. Boltz, which broke his fall.
of a bridge across the river on Elder (Senior Citizen Center)
The School Board will build an Mary McKee moved her baker)'
annex to the school for use by the from the south side of town to the
primary grades. It will cost $700 and recently vacated building of Dr.
will be usable for a rural school Boltz.
marry, when a more fireproof annex can be
Uncle Tom's Cabin Co. is to afforded. To move and repair the old L.F. Wheeler, contractor and
perform in Belfield on July 14 and school on the south side would cost builder, is erecting a new house for
have a parade. $300 and would have to be demol- himself on lots just north of the
Constable Hilke arrests a carished when a more modern structure Catholic Church.
thief who escaped from the was built. C.W. Sharf let a contract t(~
'Dickinson jail. He was apprehended Miss Ellen Thompson is help-E.W. Ehrle for a commodious and
in the garage under the Operaing out with bookwork at Sorenson pretty bungalow just east of the first
House. Hardware. (Ellen came into the foot bridge on Main Street. (Pete
William Gobius, who built thebuilding in 1983 during the centen- Malkowski home)
mansion on the hill when the nial celebration and said the office is A.H. Hilke, Ford dealer of east-
Hollanders came, has returned to still in the same place in Thompson ern Billings County and west half of
Holland. He was in Belfield about Hardware.) Stark County, said 35 cars are to be
three years. Sharman and Hilke garage, delivered here by Feb.15.
Greetings from all of us here at the residents to enjoy. Vic and the flu shots to many of the rest-
the Manor. Here are the happenings Velma Bruski visited Florencedents.
for the week~ Miske and Eleanor Michels. Agnes Several of the residents helped
A warm welcome to Helen Schmeling brought up church bul- put together Halloween treats for our
Reiter who moved into the Manor. letins for some of the residents, upcoming trick-or-treaters. They
Helen had lots of help getting set- John and Mary Kouba visited their also made ghost~ out of lollipops to
tled and is now ready for visitors to aunt Alice Johnson. Kaye Lovell hand out. Devotions were held in the
come see her beautiful apartment, had dinner guests. They included Chapel with Pastor David
So drop by on Happy Trails Lane her daughter, Kathy Waiters, and McGullian and his wife Renee.
and welcome Helen when you get her granddaughters Jaime and The Wednesday Manor Makers
the chance. Heidi. Great-grandchildren were made Men Pilgrims in the morning.
We welcomed back Harry Ella Marie, Peyt0n, and Holden. In the afternoon, they tried their
Schmitz who has been recovering On Sunday, our furry friends - luck at decopauging pumpkins,
from a broken hip. Abby and Sassy - visited the Manor which really turned out cute. Bill
On Thursday, Carol Tescher residents. Rummikubwas playedin and JoAnn Lowman visited Anna
Obrigewitch took her mother, the afternoon. Charlotte Langerud Lowman.
Lorraine Tescher, and Joann joined Bill and Jeannie Larson at Leone Quast celebrated her
Kittelson to Medora to watch the Flying J to help celebrate Jeannie's birthday on Wednesday. Her
horse roundup. Later, the movie, birthday. The Lutheran Churchdaughter, Bonnie Underwood
"Love Come Softly," was watched held a Benefit for Gwen Lorenz and joined her for the noon meal. Clara
on the big screen TV. Carol Weyer in the evening. Fakler was an afternoon visitor of
Friday's Hair Ladies were theDon Brengle was here to hold Dorothy Riederer. Rose Gasho held
women from the Ist Lutheran Bible Study on Monday morning, a card party in her apartment.
Church. Gary Riederer celebrated Exercises were held on Tuesday Fr. David was here to offer Mass
his birthday. Pastor Maxted held morning with Mary. Billy Kayeto the residents. Happy birthday
Devotions in the chapel on Friday visited Mary Ellen Schaal in the was sung to him as he celebrates his
evening. John and Wynona Foster morning. Frances Strange enjoyed birthday on Saturday. Mary held
joined the Devotion Hour. JayCee a visit from Deanne Matheson and exercises in the Activity Room.
Huffman joined the ladies for the Diane Nelson, both from Wibaux, "Why Catholic" was held in the
evening card games. Mont. Melva Schafer and Kim chapel following the workout.
LorettaWyckoffled exercises on James visited Helen Reiter. Autumn Blessings to all our
Saturday morning. Beth Fahlstrom In the afternoon, the county readers, and may you enjoy this
brought apples from Minnesota for health nurse and helper distributed beautiful time of year!
Adeline Semple, former resident day were her son, Don Nelsen of
of Beach, but now of St. Vincent's Williston; another son, Butch and
Care Center in Bismarck, celebrat- Kathleen Nelsen of Spearfish,
ed her 87th birthday. Her family S.D.; and her daughter Darlene and
surprised her with a beautifully Keith Erickson of Bismarck; her
decorated birthday cake and ice grandson, Dennis Nelsen and his
cream, two children of Williston; and her
Her family members who granddaughter, Deb Lewis and hus-
helped her celebrate her special band Louie and their son, Bronson
shot you
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of Dickinson; as well as grandson,
Blake Nelsen, who flew in from
Centennial, Colo.
They were all houseguests of
her daughter and husband in
Bismarck.
Larry Schulte attended a KC
meeting in Dickinson on saturday.
Our sincere and loving sympathy
is ~xtended to the family of Rienzi
Hammvnd~ a former resident of the
Golva area: He and his wife, Jean,
lived for a long time on the
Hammond family farm 4 miles
south of Golva. His mother, Edna
Hammond taught in several schools
in the area. He was the last member
of the family of George and Edna
Hammond, which consisted of
Donald, Azalia Schmeling and Ren
as he was known. He is survived by
his wife Jean, daughters Mary and
Rhonda; and son Edwin, as well as
several grandchildren.
Word was received of the death
of Cleo Hartse, 46. She was the
daughter of Jim and Virginia Hartse,
former Golva area residents. Our
sympathy is extended to her family.
The spaghetti supper benefit for
Carol Weyer and Gwen Lorenz held
on Sunday night at First Lutheran
Church was well attended and was a
success. Thrivent matched funds.
Our sincere and loving sympathy
is extended to the family of Kevin
Quade who died unexpectedly this
past week. His parents, Gilbert and
Kathleen (Nistler) Quade, are well
known in this community and there
were a number of Golva people who
attended his funeral.
Whitney Hardy was home for the
weekend from her studies at the
University of Mary in Bismarck.
The REA dinner was held at the
Wibaux Catholic Church on
Wednesday night. Some of those
attending from Golva were: Larry
and Shirley Schulte, Duane Maus,
Darin and Laura Maus, Carl and
Donna Granat, Joe Kreitinger,
Marion and Holger Johnson, and
Jim and Becky Weinreis. The
support your
local
merchants
Schultes won a travel bag and the Page. Her cousin Iris Conway lived in
Granats a juicer in the drawings. Beach many years. The Pages were
I just received a phone call that longtime residents of the Golva area.
Loretta Page Nelson Kronmiller had Your conscience may not keep
died in North Carolina. She was 99 you from doing wrong, but it sure
:yeats old and W~ a niece 0 f Lyman keeps you from enjpyin~ it. ~:: ~
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BEACH & GOLVA WIBAUX, MT
St. John the Baptist Catholic United blethodist Church
Church
Ft. David Richter Rcv. T. C. Chalanan
Reconciliation: 1 lu- before Sat. Sunday Worship 9 a.m.
Mass-Beach; llu- bcfo Sun.
Mass-Golva or by appt. Calvary Temple, Assenfldy ol
Mass-Beach 4 p.m. Saturday Ca)d
and 10:30 a.m. Sunday Pastor Wan'on Maxtcd
8 a.m. Sunday in Golva Sunday Worship 10:30 a m.
Starting Nov. 1-Apr.30, 6:30pm Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
Saturday-Beach Trinity Lutheran Church,
SL Paul's Lutheran Church ELCA
LCMS Pastor Paul Pctcrson
Pastor Scott Hojnacki Sunday School 10 a.m.
Sunday Worship 10:15 a.m. Sunday Worship 11:15 a.m.
Sunday School 11:15 a.m,Christian Fundamental
'irst Lutheran Chureh-ELCA Church
Pastor Paul Petcrson Jeremy Stradlcy, pastor
Sunday School 8:10 a.m. Sunday Sd ool 9:45 aau.
I Sunday Worship 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m
Beach Evangelical Church
BELFIELD
St. Bernard's Catholic
Pastor David McGuiilion Church
Worship Service Sunday 10:45 a.m. Ft. Shannon G. Lucht, Pastor
Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Saihrday:'Con e~sioffs: 3:~5 - 3:413 li.ha.
United Community Church Mass 4:00 pm
Pastor Warren Maxted Sunday: Confessions: 7:45 - 8:15 aan.
Sunday Worship 8:00 a.m. Mass 8:30 am
St. John's Ukrainian
MEDOIL4 Catholic Church
Medora Lutheran ELCA Stmday Mass 8 a.m. on 1st, 3rd
Roy. Roger Dietcrle, pastor5th Sundays. 10 a.m. on 2nd,
Sunday Worship 8:30 a.m. 4th Sundays
Union Congregational St. Peter's Lutheran.LCMS
Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m. Pastor Scott Hojnacki
Comnmnity Center Worship Service
Catholic Mass Saturdays 6:30 Sunday-8:00 a.m.
p.m.-Medora during suwaucr Beltield Lutheran, ELCA
through Oct. 31; Nov. 1-April Rcv. Roger Dictcrlc, Pasa r
30, 4pm-lst weekend of month, Sunday: 10 a.m.
Dec-April. at church Daglum Evangelical Lutherar
Trotters Church Church-ELCA
1st and 3rd Sunday of each Re,-. Roger Dietetic, Pastor
month Located 25 miles southeast of
Bclficld.
SENTINEL BUTTE Sunday Worslfip 11:45 a.m.
Trinity Lutheran Church First Presb erian Church
Pastor Paul Pcterson Pastor Kaflilccn Chestnut
Sunday Wo slfip 8 a.m. Sunday Woz,ship 8:. 0 a.m.
JAMESJ."W0SrPI A,P.C,Buckboard Inn
Beach NO- 7ttl-872-4794
41 Central Ave. South,'~"~ ~ ~6a
P.O. Box 9 70
Reat'h, North Dakota :586~ I
701- 872-4 t .