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THE Gel,DEN VALLEY
26, 1942
DANCE EVERY SAT
AT SAM'S NEW ARCADE
GLENDIVE, MONTANA
Dance Next Saturday Night Sponsored By
Veterans of Foreign Wars
ROLLER SKATING EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT
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011i i Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Rustad and
€ /Roland Schrader were Saturday visi-
tos at Baker,
r Mrs. Donald Blair was a house
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MUSIC BY CHET GRIFFIN AND
HIS DIXIE LANDERS
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-. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Storkel and Miss Olive Welsh helped at the i Mr. and 3/Irs. Glenn Scammon and Garner
daughters accompanied by Mrs. C. M. Dickhlson home in Beach last week l children were shopping in Glendive
Fulton and Miss Grace Hammond in Miss Margie Baird's place. Margie on Saturday.
were visitors in Baker on Tuesday. was ill with a bad cold. ] Mr. and Mrs. Fred Korneychuck John Stull was a Beach shopper
[o b Keith Woods came Sunday from and children and Mrs. John Bechtold !on Monday.
1 allX the Great Lakes Naval Training t came h'om Baker Sunday to attend Mr. and Mrs. John Stull and Mrs.
'Station to spend his furlough at the/church services and spend the re-]George Stull were Sunday dinner
home of his par.ns. Mr. and Mrs. mainder of the the day with Roy. !guests at the Ed Stull home in Beach.
I Mrs. John Johnson returned home
gues of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Stark
during the past week. She also visit-
ed oher friends here. Mr. and Mrs.
Stark took her to Plevna Saturday.
Miss Inez Sather left aturday
morning for Fargo where she will
visit her sister and do private nurs-
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Waiter nd
family spent Saturday at Baker.
Mr. and l{rs, George Cox and song
spen Saturday at Baker.
Mrs. Anion Sather. Arthur and
Inez were supper guests at the John
Sliper home Friday evening.
Fred Reinecke was having dental
J. D. Woods.
work done in Glendive last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Steele and Mr.
Mrs. L. A. Woodhouse and son were and Mrs. E. Goosen autoed ro Glen-
business vimtors in Beach Thursday. dive last week where the Steeies vis-
Mrs. C. E. White spent tile week-
ited A. McDonald a= the N. P. hos-
end in Glendive at the home of her
pital.
dauLhter. Mrs S. L Sherman.
The basketball game played ,qt
J. W. Greenup from near Trottcr.
Bea:'h Thursday evening resulled iu
was a business visior in Beach and
',mother victory for the Wibaux learn
Wibaux Thursday,
ill
a
closely
contested
game.
Score
- Mrs. Jelnie Jones is here from ]
was 14 to 15.
California for a vi:dt with relatives
Mrs. Maud Johnson frolll noa.r St.
and friends,
Phillips staved at tile S. L. Peterson
Mrs. Saral] Lynn accompanied Mr. home last week while she was de-
and Mrs. Edwin Goosen.
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Mrs. Dan Sutherlaud was hostess!on Sunday from the Frank Johnson
to the Women's Club at her home on! home , where she had spent the past
Monday afternoon. After the regular
order of business the hostess served
dainty refreshments.
It is reported that Mrs. Maggie
Scott and Chas. Heckmnan from
south of Beach were married in Bill-
igs Sunday. Whey 're expected to
retm'n and make their home on the
groom's farm. Congratulations!
Tile C. F. Missionary Society will
meet Tuesday afternoon to pack box-
few days visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stull, Mrs.
George Stull, Mrs. Ira Voss and Mrs.
John Johnson attended the show in
Beach Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wassmann, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Wassman and Mrs.
Ira Voss were Beach visitors oll
: Thursday.
Mrs. Lloyd Wassmann aad Carolyn
returned home on Friday night from
Ronald houboe was a supper
guest at the Archie Slter home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Sherva and
daughters and Mi Mildred Vatrouba
spent Wednesday evening at Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Allie Ferrel and
,children were Sunday guests at the
;L. M. Morrtson home.
Mrs. era Stark spent the week with
er daughter, Mrs. Rudolph Lutts,
who .has had the flu.
C. O. Nelson left from Wlbaux last
week for Chicago wlh e carload of
cattie.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baker and Joan,
and Clinton Baker were Sunday din-
:her guests at the Claud Baker home.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rost and
"family were Sun@ay diner guests at
the lay Shepherd home.
J. M. Buckley returned home
Tuesday from Rochester, Minnesota,
where he had spent several weeks at
the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Perry and
daughter of Cabin Creek were over°
night guests at the C. F. Shephetd
:home Friday.
Ralph Rustad went to Butte Tues-
• day where he was inducted into the
:army. He returned Thursday for his
.seven day furlough.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Baker motor-
,ed to Baker Saturday. Mrs. Baker
remained for a visit at the home of
:her parents. Mr ,and Mrs. Win. Fer-
.Ign of Fertile Pralrles.
Claud Baker and Mrs. Fay SheD-
herd went to Baker Friday afternoon.
Cleo returned home for the weekend.
Lavern Shepherd also accompanied
them home from the hospital feeling
much improved.
The county as been graveling the
roads around town during the past
week, which ls a big improvement.
Men have also begun work on the
bridge west of tvL which las been
out for some time.
The Junior and enior classes pre-
sented their play "Two Days to
Marry," Friday evening at the hall to
large crowd which enjoyed it very
much. The cost was as follows:
on Chase, as black as his race.
Hubert Abrams; James J. Dare, a
wifeless heir, Eugene Flsk; Ruford B,
wYer, a timid lawyer. Dale Shep-
rd; Emily Ptnk, blacker than ink,
:Laura Stark; Sadie Boise, a widow
y choice, Betty Shepherd; Imogene
7Mhane, the sweet yotmg thing,
Rost; Waiter M. Blair. a mill-
nalre, Clifford Bech. The time
wa present, and it took place
in a New Y apartment house.
Following the play a lunch was ser-
• red in the basement and a dance
gien Ultat.
mg for a month. She will not be and Mrs AI Ley to Glen(tire Thurs-
called for service with tile Navy un- day.
til January. Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Goosen wen
CarNie
L. K. Morline of Baker was here
on Tuesday in e interest of the
Yale Oil Company.
Senator and Mrs. Hammond and
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lurid were
Wlbaux callers Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hartse at-
tended the show in Beach Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Almee Storkel and Patsy Lurid
were eremite guests of the Hammond
girls on Friday.
Mrs. J. E. Martin and Mrs. W. H
Swanbro were shoppers on Beach on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hartse and
daughter Jean were business callers
in Baker Tuesday.
Clarence Everson, who has been
in the service, came home on a
furlough.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hartse and
daughter were Beach callers on Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hammond and
daughter Grace and Aimee Storkel
were Beach callers Friday, where
Grace had dental work done.
Mrs. Henry Jacobsen and child-
ten, Mrs. Hurly Workman and
daughter were Sunday afternoon
guests at the Bury home at Alpha.
The Adult Bible Study class meets
in the Sunday v2ool room at the
church on Friday P. M. A cordlal
invitation is extended to each and all.
A meeting of the Sunday School
Teachers and the church board was
held at the church Tuesday evening.
It was called to order by Rev. W. L.
Wetzel of Ollle.
Gas Rationing registration was
held at' tre school house on Wed-
[neday, Thursday and Friday. Miss
Gwendolyn Fulton, the primary
teacher, was in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Krueger and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Rode, y
were Sunday guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton IEnudson and
son of Wlbux.
Several from here attended the
class play In Ollie Friday night.
Eugene Fisk, a member of the east,
is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Flsk and Mr. and Mrs. John Hartse
of this village.
Mrs. Hans Jacobsen and son Dick,
Mrs. Henry Jacobsen and Henrietta
Bargleld were Beach and Wibaux
callers Saturday. Mrs. Hans Job-
son took her son Dickey to consult
Dr. Dale.
to Baker Monday mormng to visit
relatives until Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Earl Baker went to Bismarck
Thursday for medical attention. She
returned lriday.
Mrs. Ethel Johnson left Friday for
Renan, Montana to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bob Symington and family.
Miss Peggy Collins went to Glen-
dive Friday to visit friends. She re-
turned Saturday.
All Helvlk came home rbm Louis-
lana last week to spent his furlough
with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Keys and
children surGed to Glendive Satur-
day. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Schwartz.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Welsh and
Russell visited Mrs. N. Tangen and
[the AI Wosepka family south of
Beach Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Clara Cowee 'is visiting her
d,ughter. Mrs. Robert Alton and
f:ur]v in Misoula. She expects tc
be gone until after Thanksgiving.
q he M'-;scs Luise and Mary Bail-
-':. R. 'N. left Friday for Lead, S.
, Oak,. where they have employment at
• hospl'al,
qr. nd Mrs. Jack Still and Mr.
tad Mrs. Frank Teeters and children
• "ere among those who autoed to,
lendive Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oertenson
from near Hedges were Sunday din-
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Welsh.
Mrs. Stalner Pederson entertained
relatives at a birthday dinner Mon-
day evenihg in honor of her father,
Clarence McClaln.
Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Ueckert and
sons of Sentinel Butte and Miss
Grace Berg of Beach called on
friends here Sunday afternoon.
Lyle Nelson and sister Dorothy and
Miss Virginia Bailey, who are em-
ployed in Glendive, spent Sunday
with home folk.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Summerfelt
and Mrs. Gusta Summerfelt were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. B.
Sherman Sunday.
Mrs. Margie Wing of Olendlve
autoed to Miles City lait week and
brought her father, L. C. Faltermeyer,
home from the hospital.
• Miss Emma Jean Peterson came
from Billings Friday and spent the
weekend at the parental S. I Peter-
son home.
Miss Ludmilla ,Hladick has been
appointed deputy recruiting nurse for
Wlbaux county according to word re-
ceived last week from the Emergency
Medical Division at Helena.
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The Flag of Aehlevemenl-More than 2,000 foe- [ Campaign is under way from November 16 to New
ioties and business firms in the nation are eligible I Year s to enroll every worker in a payroll save
now to fly this T emblem, symbolizing the fact that ] ings plan with gross deductions tovuing the 10 nero
employees are converting 10 percent of their g oss ] cent mark.
ayroll into War Savings Bonds every pay Y. [ .3. :r,,rxD@rt*.
rained in town with infecLion in her
hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Fischer and
little son left last week to visit Mrs.
Fischer's people at Columbus, Mon-
tana before returning to the U. S.
Army at Medford. Oregon.
Mrs. Claire Samson went to GIen-
dlve Friday where she took the Mer-
it System examination for senior
clerk Saturday morning. Miss Phyl-
is Oison went Saturday and took ex-
aminations.
Mrs. I. Tennant passed away at her
home in this city Sunday morning
after a lingering illness. She re-
sided on a farm for many years un-
til she and her husband moved to
town on account of their advanced
age. She is survived by her husband
and sons and many other relatives.
Funeral services will be held from the
M. E. church. We extend sympathy
to the family.
Calvert Stair and Kenneth Baird
returned Thursday afternoon from a
pleasant trip on which they visited at
Glacier Park, Mlssoula, Salt Lake
City, Utah, Denver, Colorado and
many other interesting places. Their
trip was shortened by Calvert's call
to service. He had enlisted last
summer and Just received his call to
report to the Flying Cadet's school
at Santa Ana, Calif. He left from
Beach Friday night.
es to send to the various missions for
which they work, as wish the boxes to
reach their destination before the
Christmas rush.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Parker took
their baby son to the hospital at
Beach Thursday morning. The little
fellow was very ill with pneumonia,
but is reported to be improving at
this time. The grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. C1axence McCIain, were at
the hospital Thursday afternoon.
A committee consisting of Mrs.
Glenn Scammon, Mrs. Win. Welsh,
Mrs. S. Hazelton and Mrs. Albion
!Welsh entertained the C. F. Ladies
Aid at the Club house Thursday aft-
ernoon. After the business meeting
a nice program was given and the
ladies served a very race lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Marian (Bud) Drake
and son, and Mrs. Alice Brown of
Livingston and Mrs. Mike Kern Of
Big Timber arrived Saturday to vis-
it relatives. They left Sunday night
for their homes. Bud is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Drake and his
wife and Mrs. Brown are daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dick. Mrs.
Kern is a sister of Jim Grlfflth who
took her to her mother's south of
town to spend Sunday.
Hitler should have no difficulty in
reading the handwriting on the wall,
although it is collapsing about him.
the John Fakler home where they
i have been the last couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. John Fakler and Jackie,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wassmann, Mrs.
Ira Voss and Mrs. John Johnson
were entertained at a Sunday dinner
at the :Fred Wassmann home.
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