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GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS ' THURSDAY, NOV. 3, 1938
there by a number of
relatives, leaving from that
train for her lloJz~
Mr. and Mra Leo
here from Dickinson Monday night.
Mrs. Mary, John~a of Trotte~
~t of Mrs. P. T. Birmingham
I
Mrs. Edgar John*ton will enterta~ Wednesday compai~n.
the Beach Hommakers club at her ing.
home Tuesday. November 15th.
Yesterday the Park Oafe installed a
new and latest model Wurltizer phone.More Cars
Li-
graph attractivelY lighted and colored.
The new machine carries 24 records, censed This Year
llmn~ forget the ~ s~ie at
the EplseOlml church basement to. Bismarck--Though on October 1
morrow, Friday, Nov. 4th. there had been 3,600 less new cars and
thepast few weeks but is now The school teachers of No~$h DakotaI tastes over an original n~asical play
improved, are almost una~mously/supporUng[ ~ love and romance by Gracie Allen.
MI~. Win. ~aith of Blghampton, Bill Langer, a $~,dm~te/of the UnL I ~racle has named her tuneful produc-
y., ~ her brother, C. H. Clark verity of Ng~h Da~ot~md C~b~ on ~'hrce Loves Has GrarAe Of lg~."
family the put few days. Vnivm-sity ~law~t~hoo~New Y0~k, as he eays~ays it will combine the'~ lyric
she left for Baker, bein~ eandldate ~or th~Uj~ted States ~ eauty of "I Married An Angel," the
ate. They\ 9bl~id~him one d the eenness of "Pins and Needles," the
best edueat~ and ~ne of the sma~ reathless comedy of "H --'s a'
publle leaders Na~ Dakota ~ oppin" and, as far as her own per-
Don~ bf '~'ictorla Regina"(Helen .l~yes)~
"~[t~v ei~r~ ~t-to. "Madam Capet" (Eva Le Oallierme).
l m , Fr/day, Nov. 4th. And, oh yes, she also adds that there
were Will be a little bit of "You Never
Know," but not a sign of Clifton Webb
or Lupe Velez.
Other leading characters in Gracie's
big musical show, in addition to Oracle
herself--that is, if they can get a
word in, will be George Burns, Tony
Martin, Paul Douglas, Ray Noble and
a youngster named Dan Cupid, whom
Gracie has engaged sight unseen 0e_
cause a Hollywood agent told her he
would add great deal of love inter-
...... trl~ ~egtstered in North Dakota . a
II li I ...... ~fan on the same dat~, a year ago, es~.
r~ wa _ ~l~e total number of vehicles licensed .
Ihe Best -2,800 ahead of last year, says C. HALLO~'EN PARTY
.... ~ dr" [E. Van Home, Motor Vehicle Regis- Trotters--Mi~ Walker, the teacher
I**,,. of the Trot~_.:sch_ool, guvea veryde-
L~%ffv/y ~'~tJ ~ l Receipts on Oct. 1, $1,424,130.05 also llghtful Hal~we'en party for her pup-
~/ ~ / / I were ahead of last year's total, $1,- lls anc~p~o~s, at the P. Y. Moo~e!
~ / ~ 1390,522~20 for the first nine months of home,/or~Frd~ evening Her sist~,i
- i~ //' 11938" AudrefJas als~ in ~attendance. ~ne ]
]1~ ! ~ , • • I There were 172,015 passenger cars, guest~ ~ere greeted ~ a ~ r~m,I
C ti~cks motorcylcs, trailers buses, etc ligh onl b Jack 0% The
rotln{l .ra( ~e .~o~, , . te~oniy by Jac :~( ~err~JTh, I
il c~ registered on Oct. 1. Revenue from childr~f~qtYed pl~'in~game~ and]
....... ~.~ transfers of titles and duplicate titles doing ~rick~The~ also -san~ two l
MII ~1 ,~K'~ swelled the 1938 total of $1,473,359.55. Hallo'we~t~n~kw~ieh we all ~oyed. i
~,.,~L~.~ .... Application banks for 1939 license Everyone was treated to eandy~pples, i
I I II II plates are .being delivered to auto-tpop corn and peanuts. Later~-thel
morale aealers, banks, notary publics, I evening, Mrs. P. V.|~oore served a fine
county officials, etc. this week. Man-l lUnch co'nsi~s'tll~g okT~llo, cake, cookies
ufacturing of 1939 plates at the state and coffee. The gt~sts then departed
.penitentiary tag plant will start in a l for their homes after having spent a
snort time. I very enjoyable evening.
~mrles Nistler was taken seriously ill
suddenly Sunday and was immediately
taken to the Dickinson hospital, where
RADIO TALKS I combined. /ihalf dozen MillonairQ Centralizers, but
.... ~ . . I Between 200 and 300 stations, mostly[ nervertheless 111 of~ur legislators vet,
xne ~ews nas veen mzormed that~in cr ...... -t- . -*/: ed for the bill--~ ^-~--An ~ -,----~
........... [ eamery towns wnl nc~ buy ~g~ml "~" "~$ ~ ~ ~,
~ye, l~emKe, ~ray ann ~az~er wm license ' s ]' ----" ...... ~ ....
speak over a state radio hookup three " ~ /I Tins. om na~ne suppor~ m nearly
dif ~r~nt t~mo~ r.cmn 'l~h~ ~i,.~. ~= +^ ~ We still have several s~ti~ in[all local farn~ creameries and rude.
morrow Friday night at 9 p. m CST, nearly all the towns affected. "-- penaen~ ioc~. creameries and also the
then again SUnday night at 8 p. m. Beginning in 1920, one Candian Pro. ~rmers. ~mon ~L~latlve ~¢hunitt~,
~T and on Monday night at 9 p. m. vince after an~g~r locked up all their This bill gives Beth ~/ licer~e
CST. {stations beea~ ~e caused too much $15.00 and no other t~w~rin the ¢otmty
waste tnd to~,/mu~ P~0or quality but_ is affected.
Tr~ th~ W"*Aa. Iter" |1/ TWO thirds of all l~nse money goes
.7 ...... ~,.~,~.,,,~o It was over a n~th from the time into the County ~'rea~ury. VOT~
HOUSE BILL 162 the bill passed th ]~use until it became YES for the welfare of the dairy in-
__ a law because tl~ere was such a ter- dustry.
rlfic battle against It brought by a Pd. PM. Adv.
This bill was made a law ~o promote
the general welfare of the[Dairy in- ,~-_=~~
dustry and to equali~ ta~s between v~'~~%~%~~%~i
creameries and cream s~tl~s. •
In 1937, 548 towns bo~ cream. In
401 of these :the license Ts not raised MILDRELLA SHOPPE (
The other 147 towns will have license]~
fees as follows:
35 will pay $15.fl8:\ 22-$20.00, 17_$25.00,
14_$3o.oo, 5_$35.00, 4:t~,0.00, ~.$~5.00, 10.
~ooo, ~_ ~5.oo, 1-~o~:~oo, 1.
$70.00, 2_$75.00, 0_~f~0, 6_~5.00, 2.
~o.oo, 1.$95.00, 13-$100.00. j
We have had 1400 stations ar~t some.
times more. We still have mor~stations
thdn all the stations in the~l~tates of
Wyoming, Utah, Nevada,[Colorado,
Arizona, New Mexico, California, Ore-
gon, Washington, Idaho and Montana
Demo Candidate
You needn't anxiously ask,
"~re you sure the seams will not
pull out or rip "
You needn't ask,
"When this is washed, will it
shrink ?"
You needn't ask,
"Will it keep its shape ?"
You needn't ask,
"Will it give me long, satisfactory
wear ?"
ALL YOU NEED SAY, IS
"I WANT A MISS TI~RIFTY SLIP"
Miss Thrifty's are made of/the famous nationally
advertised PEPPERELL FABRIC. Every slip carries
the mark of CROWN TESTE~Y QUALITY--your assur-
he was operated on the next morning, ance that each garment has l~een laboratory "CHECK-
He is reported as recovering very nice- TESTED" and approved for~,F~d~Ric Strength, Fabric
ly, now, however. -~~~l~r~a~allllilral~l~r.~llllr~~ Purity, Seam Strength, Washa~Iity,~a
nd Size.
That big smile on Harold Owens face " t ~ .;
is due tO the fact that his wife on ~ __~ ' . _~
IWINTER IS ALMOST HERE ITS~ ThreeN~Styl~s
Tuesday morning presented him with
a fine baby girl at the local hospital. ==.=
Watt JOtll~on werlt to1~rg0 Sun. !TIME TO CHECK YOU" CAR!
day to attend a Ford De~lers meeting, 1. A Mis~/:Thrifty Junior S~p, four-gore, lace trim,
ret~'ning here Tuesday, and leaving ! ~" --~-." "- '~i-~ C angeto Fre Fow- ~ \ ~ Sh°rt ii~gth f°r the s~Srt fighre" Sizes 11 t° 15"/
for l~argo again Tuesday night on " Tear~e ............. $1.19
business. Harold Hanson
Mr. and Ma~. C.L. Waldron of h e l Above is ~pictured Harold Hanson, of 2. A ne~ Miss T~ifty tailored four-gore style with a
O~aha,1:o 10Ok afterNebra~;ka'businessartlvedinterestshere SundaYand ~ ~--~ aNr, T_~,~| |ng Texaco Lubrl- ~ ~ew England, prominen~%resk~ent of
were also guests at the T. E. Hudson ~ I~- ~-~EZ~~'~ cants Before It's Too~this port~o~ of tj~ state. ~As h~me is bit of ~mbroid~Fy trim to give added beauty. Regula-
in Hume t~[~ip,~in Slop~o ~ounw, tion length. ~es 32 to 44.
home, They left Tuesday. i |~~ Late! " $ where he has l~med~000 acres of land ~|/'/ Tearose ............. $1,19
Next meeting °f the l°cal P" E" O" ]I ~~~1 ~ ; else past sev_erar yea~. Mr. Hanson
will ibe with Mrs. Hudson, at which
has spent almos~ all ,~is life in Slope 3. A stray tailored four-gore style in NAVY. Regu-
time the state organL~r from Grand
county. He is a candidate for the lation length Sizes 32 to 44 ............. $1.19
Forks will be present
Mrs" Victor Th°mpsen enter~ed i i ~~ ~!1~ ~ legislature from the 39th district, along ....
ih i with J. F. HardyofBeach and Henry ,
Fries of Scranton. ~.
the 13 Stitches sewing club er i .
home las~ Thursday evening.
.yato., '" r- ' i ote the ,ohnMoses II
" A" x\P/ " Fi:~ts:Onse
the Lutheran Aid Saturday afternoon, t A ax PI Firestone
Clayton Wallace returned to Beach ja l
k ~ . .:
from HMsboro last Thursday, after I~
having been empl°yed there f°r s°me i~ ~ ~~dayfrombusiness.~time,Mr, morning south and Mrs. ofshopping Sentinel A1 R~heinholz and Butte transacting~ Wednes-were in, ~J
~"h~F~~~r~l~_~ Beach, N.D. Ben Thompson, p rop. DEMOCR AT[C |,ii
Word was received here Tuesday
from. Bismarck that Stanley Kwako
was taken to the St. Alexlus hospital
there that day suffering from a severe
c~se of infection. Mrs. Ed IAevens
went* down Wednesday morning to be
with her daughter, Mrs. Kwako and
little son.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wolf and family
drove to C~rrington Saturday night
to v~lt relatives, returning the next
day.
L. D, R. will meet on Tuesday, Nov.
~h. at the O. H. Moe home with
~o~ and Pauline Peter~n ~n-
}o er~by the
hn Ad-
the
tO
neco~ry
ths after
ncrtice.
office
V|
the
the
Golden
Judge of
within and for
Valley, and
)ta, has fixed
A. D, 1939, at
in the fore-
said d&y: at the Court
the t House in the
ach in said cOunty and
time ~nd place zor
~g all claims
the said Ber-
which have
y presented
day of Novem~ber,
WEEKEND
AND
BUCK AUCTION DAY
BARGAINS
30c Vick's Nose Drops ............ 24c
35c Vick's Vapo-Rub ............ 29c
60c Alka - Sell .............. 49c
I
STRAIGHT THROUGH
Elect to office an Industrial Commis-
sion that will prevent the re
of the State Elect
Democratic Ticket
J. J. Nygaard
U. S. Senator
Alfred S. Dale
Howard I. Henry
Representatives in Congress
~ll~1~o~es
$1.50 Vegetable Co ,ound ........ 89c John-Moses, and him C, ove~__.:~
30c Hill's Casca: for colds 2"4c William T. DePu , /.~David G. Kelley:
85C UsP.,spiI~.] 1'.....~.. 49c " - . . .: I Li,enant Governor.
al and:,give him~ ~ Wolf as [ R~a~. Muruhy
60C,Zlr..a~ol Ant,.. ~r, ........'" ~'.:2~C' ; C~mmissionet of ~ 'e &,La-~ a~re_t._~ ~state:".--,
60c Pab]um.. ; ..... i,: ....... :If3d." " :' ~ ~ " ": ~": '! Mike Ct~yne, ":
VOTE AND S~] [' JIM HARDY Adolph ~hchelson
85c Vitamin Food Cofici[,trate .j69c " : 'h : ' State Audito~ • .
50c Forhans J ooth Paste ...... /39c ......... i . State Treasurer
For Representa ~ ~h District Wil'i m T. "~e"
50c Milk of Magnesia ......... ~. 39c ~ ~ a u ruy
"JIM" KNOWS TE ~ EDS OF THE Attorney General
60c Bay Rum (pints).. :"~. .... [.. 39c N-RTH DA- ': - Clarence E Omdahl
85c Solid Albolene Cleanse!i andS200 0 K( FARMERS Comm. of Insurance
t Facial Tissues, both fo~...}...47c ' ,, ' George P. Wolf
98c Rubl~ing Alcohol, 1 pt., ~nd~nti' , Comm. A~ri. and Labor
"LESS GRAFT MORE BUSINESS" James S. MeGogy
£~ septic Sol., both for .... ~..| .. 49c Comm. of Railroads
COMb J'+Y l~, *- -- --s J.F. Hardy
s.,,o. ,, Vote Democratic~azld~?s:~r.
~, * t,] ~ ..., . . District
,:-~ , ,,., * Representativea 39th