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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS " THURSDAY, NOV. 3, 1938
Trollope & Howard
Auctioneers
COMMUNITY AUCTION SALE AT j esSame
Sal c tarts at 1 p. m.
SATURDAY, - NOV. 5th At SCOTTIES BARN ON HIGHWAY
TROT~TERS
Glen Metcalf Is spending a, few
days in the hospital suffering l~lth a
chest congestion. We hope b will
recover.
A fair stzed$~d attended ~church
sel-~lces at T~otters~n ~nurs~
n~ Rev }~ove ~ht j
Warner out ~ condt~t the~ mrt/~y
meet~g and he pre4ted aF yser-
m aswe
t
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph - Mos~ r and
children, Audrey Walker, Rev. Her-
man Grove and Bishop Warner were
supper guests at the P. V. Moore
on Thursday.
The
and
from
at
Oregon
that they had
a very bad trip. ~.
Qutie a nurnber of ~ folks
visited the county seat~ Saturday.
No doubt most of them collected their
thousand bucks.
The Beach "Buck Auction" will be
WHY NOT
LEAVE YOUR CAR
With Us Tomorrow Morning?
While y~ sol~ ~ur day's parkim~
problent/(~dthot~ ]~arge), we will drain
PRESTONE ~ fl.lyourV~ll~ter, inspect all
connection~ an¢~ put in the proper
amall~nt ~ "E~Tread~" "Prestone"
A-hi; antif~"" "lt~l for the regldar
"Preat~e" antfltJ~-ze price. Then
If yoU,ve used 'Trestone" antl-
free;Je befd~e, nothing else will be good
$2.95 per gallon ono.~ fo~.. yo. h,,en~, it's
time you enjoyed freedom from
"Weather Worry"
Remember "Everyready" "Pres~:"
Anti-f~eeze /
Costs More by the.~llon--Let~ by the
Winter /
COMMUNITX GflRAGE
(Opposite Golden~Vall~ Hotel)
Beach, N.D. ~Tel. 170 Res. 86-J
%.f
e
held on Thursday, Nov. 10th and it is
understood that the merchants of
Beach are planning a big day.
Mr. and Mrs. George Moore and
Virginia Bishop returned to the Moore
ranch on Tuesday evenin~after an
absence of several days. ~hey spent
several days in Beach Inen Sam
Moore passed away. The]~also visited
relatives in Glendtve. lV~s. Kalkman
I returned home with t~rn too for a
visit. ,L ~"
Mrs.~ella Sabin a~ved at the Gif-
ford ho~e Thursda~to make her par-
ents a ~sit. MrsJSabin now lives at
Detroit [.ekes. NI~n.
Rev. ~nd Mr~ Herman Grove and
children~of Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Kin-
ney an~ sor~q~ Sentinel Butte, were
dinner ~,u~s ~t the Frank Johnson
home o~t~_n~y: .~y S~:
The J. F. Crook family called at
the Gifford home Sunday afternoon.
We were sorry to find Mrs. Gifford
m very poor lwaR~
Mrs. Kramer:~cam~%out from Beach
on Saturday, after h~ving spent the
past week in Beach under Doctors care.
Mrs. Jim Ooldsberr/, Mrs. Art Ma-
gill, Mr. and Mrs. P/V. Moore and dau-
ghters and Mrs. Alice Moore were Sun-
day visitors at the Ernest Moore home.
Lorraine and Audrey Walker spent
the weekend at the Robertson home.
Art Nellermoe came out from Beach
on Saturday evening He is employed
in the county agents office.
P. V. Moore was a Sidney visitor on
Friday.
...... [ III I
GARNER
• ~ _ J , _L - . _
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Marquet were
Sentinel Butte and Medora visitors on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mri. John Falker were din-
ner guests a~the Oeo. Stull home on
Sunday.
M: t nd ~ Wassmann and
Dor( h~ W.~e sd~e~uest8 at the Wm.
Mar, ae; ~bn~ Sund~ /
M: ~. l k~a~n entertained the Birth-
day lu ~#on Thursday. ~ht members
and t ~itors enjoyed [a ~aice dinner
and ae ]afternoon was Sl~en| in visiting.
~.j~m~re ana ~u~.~ve a Hal-
lowe ~r~ program. Friday afternoon to
a fe ~rents and patrons, which was
enJo [] very much.
BEACH LUTHERAN PARISH
Oliver Everette, Pastor
Beach:
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Services 11 a. m.
Junior League Frilay 7:30 p. m. at
Louis Erickson home.
Ladies Aid Saturday at 3 p. m. with
Mrs. Anna Olson serving.
L. D. R. Nov. 8th at Ole Moe
home, Pauline Peterson and Myrtle
Moe serving.
Carlyle:
Services 2:30 p. m.
Aid Nov. 12, Mrs. J. Moen enter-
tainlng.
Wibaux:
Services 9:30 a. m
Sentinel Butte:
Adult class Thursday, 7:30 p. m.
Aid at noon Nov. 10, Mrs. Richmond
entertaining.
Mandan circuit convention in the
Dunn Center parish Nov. 13-15. Tj~6s
wishing to go let the pastor k~w.
For S per 1
I am a ~andidat~
for
reelection
to
the office of OountfSuperintendent of
Schools of Golden Valley County. I
appreciate the many/favors I have
enjoyed in the past ~nd ~ that I
have conduct4~d the affairs of the of-
rice in a manor that will merit ~ur
support in th~kcoming electl~ on
November 8th. Nk ~'~
r.
For Regi e ,,De ds
aL~t ~t'eNT~ I
I trust th rvices to you In
the past has been such to merit your!
confidence in the continuance thereof. I
If re-elected to the office of Register
of Deeds, County Judge and Clerk of
Court, I will give my undivided time
and faithfully discharge the duties be-
longing to that office.
Your vote will be appreciated onI
November 8th. I
A.R /r~ASTIEN
Gust Burke was a visitor at Win.ro'~-r
np t"e-resentat've
Marquet's Sunday.
FOR SHERIFF 39th LEGISLA--T~E DISTRICT
Inasmuch as my name was placed
Your support and vote will be greatly on the ballot by stickers in the pri-
appreciated at the November electlcaa.
mary election in June, together with
If elected I will conscientiously per- that of Harold Hanson of New
form the duties of this office, and Henry Fries Sr., of Scranton as
GLENN P. COOK Democratic ~ ~or
tives in thelegislative
For States .Attorney wish to
that and I want to this
means of your vote
I wish to remind the voters that I and
am a candidate for reelection to theI
post of State's Attorney for Golden,.
Valley County. If my work has deser- )r
red approval. I would be pleased to
have it endorsed at he polls Nov. 8th.
---GUY LEE. TO THE VOTERS
y Appreciation of the confidence /n-
For Coul] : dlcated in me by the~voters in placing
me in rfomination ~t the primary as
-- --- the result of which ~ay name will ap-
I herewith a n~ unce my~andldacy pear on the genera[ election ballot aS
for re-election to!he off~rof County a candidate for th~ o~fice of oounW
Auditor. Trusting that~iy services to auditor, I wish to al~no~ce that I am
you in thef past w: ~rit your kindly an active candidate ~pr t~aat office and
oonslderat~n and vote at the General if elected will. endeavor%to conscien-
Election c~a November 8th. If. elected tously perform the dtfl&~ ~aereof. Any
I promise~th same devoted service and support given me will be r~t~h appre-
undivided |at~ntion to the duties of ciated. ]k ~%
the office.| I~hank you. W.L. WA~[E
F Sh
For Deedsor er,
To the Voters of Golden Valley County:
As a candidate f~a,Jthe office of I want a{ this time to announce that
Register of Deeds of Golden Valley I am a candid~te for the office of
County, I wish to assure the voters sheriff of Golden Valley county at the
that I will be highly appreciative of general election, having been nomina-
their votes and support at the general ted for that post at the primary elect-
election on November Sth. I .wish to ion. I came to this county and home-
give further assurance that if I am steaded n 1910 and have resided here
elected to this important" office, I will ever since and been a taxpayer durin~
conduct its affairs in an efficient and all that time. I have had eight yearn
economical manner, previous experience in sheriff's office
--J. J. HESS. work, and also two years in state high,
~'.'.~--y-=zn~,.~_~:----~ way patrol work, and feel that I am
PLUM~ING AND HEATING
i well qualified for the postltion.
If elected, I pledge myself to pre-
form the duties of this important
Sheet ~ Metal Work office to the best interests of the tax-
No Sob Too Large Or Tee Small payers of Golden Valley county.
Your vote and influence will be sin-
CLAUS RISHOVD cerely appreciated.
H I II l --CURTIS SILL
m
VOTE THE
LEAGU E- REPU B LICAN
TICKET
For Governor
Nonpartisan League
WM. LANGER
U. S. Senator
USHER L. BURDICK
U. S. Congressman
JOHN N. HAGAN
Governor
JACK PATTERSON
Lieut. Governor
JAMES D. GRONNA
Secretary of State
BERTA E. BAKER
State Auditor
JOHN R. OMLAND
State Treasurer
ALVIN C. STRUTZ
Attorney
OSCAR E.
Comm. of
MATH. DAHL
Comm Agri. &
BEN C.
Railroad
MARTHA BRATCHER
Supt. of Pub. In.
Candidates
For U. S. Senator
JOHN N. HAGAN
ROBERT ROTERING
For Representative
39th District
WM. LANGER
Men
Stand
@
For,
$40.00 Old Age Pension Plan.
Parity Prices For Farm Products
Support of Townsend Old Age Pension plan
Increased Aid
Workable Farm Tenancy Pro~.
A"
Substantial Federal M for Sehoola