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]~ THURSDAY, DEC. 22, 1938 __ ~TIE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS )
The Golden Valley
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Walt Hod Judy
Winnie
Jonesy
lu"asonsInstall morning for Pierce, Minnesota, where
Mr. Kippley plans to visit his folks'
for a week or so. t Who Hasn't?
0ffi T d y Miss Theresa Thompson of Redl
cers ues a Lodge, Montana, and Miss Helgal
Thompson of Livingston, Montana, t
were expected home this morning to!
At the regular meeting of the local spend the hoidays with their parents, t
Masonic lodge Tuesday evening at the Mr and Mrs. Henry Thompson and
Masonic Temple, officers for the en- family.
year were insballed. A. J Pavllcek and children of Sno-
Preceding the meeting, at 6:30 p. m. homish, Washington, are expected here
a bountiful turkey dinner was served this weekend to visit Mr. and Mrs.
and greatly enjoyed by all present, Matt Smith during the holidays. Mr.
the committee in charge, which Pavlicek Is a son in law of Mr. and
of Masons who reside here Mrs. Matt Smith.
,but are not members of the local C.H. Hall of Ollie, Montana, was
lodge, were highly complimented on the a Beach caller Tuesday.
meal.° Leonard Alguire, who has been ill for
Those installed were as follows: some time, is reported as slowly im-
Roy C. Oech~Worshipful Master. :proving each day, which is good news
Ernest D. Nelson--Senior Warden. to his many friends.
Ouy Cox Junior Warden. Ste~er Ekre reports that he received
A. E. Kastien--Treasurer. a telegram Tuesday informing him of
,Each Christmas season hundreds
E. M. Enderle--Sccretary. the death of his brother's wife in
Rev. W. A. Smith--Chaplain. Washington. Sympathy is extended, of plaintive notes to Santa Claus,
like the above, find their way to tho
H. W. Blair--Senior Deacon Miss Mary Jane Alguire, Albert Oil- Post Office department's dead let-
W. D. Schulz--Junior Deacon ~:n, Leo Hildebrandt, Maurice Hardy, ter office. Others reach the town of
H. B. Lovell Senior Steward ~ Iie~e LVons and Joe Niece, all of whom Santa Claus, Ind.
Randal Thompson---Junior Steward.
!are stu:hnts at the Dickinson normal,
Stoner Ekre--Tyler. i,~:urned home Wednesday to spend the Rai[wa~ S~a~iorl Carols
i..,~i~ay~ with their folks.
LOCALS ,: a~!d Mrs. Bob Butterfield from ~¢~ake Travelers Relax
~. 'r,~nv:5, Slsk., arrived here the firs~
'.o[ ~ast week to visit ~vlr. Butterfield's In metropo']itan railroad stations
James Lyons, who has been attend-! sre~ts, Mr. and ~-~.i~s. J. C. Butter- throughout the country this holiday
ing schoo~ at Orsnd F31k.; is F,':'e tc field. They plan to leave for Cole Ville, season, hurried travelers will halt to
spend th£ holidays, w~-~ his lath~r, \v;~d~., around the first of the year to the strains of Christmas carols echo-
ing from lofty ceilings and long cor-
Dr. ,~f. W. Lyons and ~arnily. :n:ke their home.
Otto Nordin of Sen,::,~ei Butte was Mrs. Mary Noble ,accompanied Mr. ridors. Originally adopted several
a p]eu~ant caller at the News off%e and Mrs. Guy Curl and son last week years ago in New York, the idea
has spread each December to more
Tuesday ~o points in California for a visit with cities until railroad station music
Robert Kastien of Lo.,c'i XV~,',ming, :rends and relatives, has become a tradition.
a son of A. E. Kastieu of Beach a~- J.E. Meto~lf of Trotters was a vis- The concerts were started because
rived in Beach Tuv, s't~y from a tr':p ;*:.'" in Beach Tuesday. railroad officials decided "everyone
to II11~o~% Indiana and Ohio to renew Dr. H. B. Museus of Dickinson was was in too much of a hurry" around
old acquaintances. Ite continued on his .~ visitor in Beach Tuesday. Christmas time, and that if people
Wednesday mo:niug could relax before starting their
Wm. Klpp!eT, accompanied by FOR SALE---~is range and gas homeward journey they Would have
Nagel, who kas been employed h~'ater. Write to C. H. Hall. Ollie. a better time.
at !he Klppley faro,, left Saturday 12-2tp
~ .'. ; " ." ~',, like to see, we take this means of as- ~
e ~t~-~ suring you ot our appreciation~f
'~; ~ your fine patrVnage amt wml~yo~/u~
• . ~ .
~-hm]ted success and h~pplness~ 193(9}-- ~_
MERRY CHRISTMAS and a ~PPY:NEW YEAk
THE PARK CAEE
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ~I~brook
WE W SH
" ~~¢-'~'~ : YOU ALL .
~' E{ ~ A }IERRY CItRISTMAS .
,:.~ II~l ,~ I/lllt"/lllll " ~ ~ ~ i l ,
s, Seasons Greetinqs HAPPY YE~, 1
]e
]e
it Has Been l PI,
and we trust our e
approval. May this C ~tmas bring you
every happiness
JOtlNSON MOTOR CO.
Phone 10
Beach, No. Dak.
PANCAKE SUPPER A SUCCESS
Over 200 people were served at the
Panckake and Sausage Supper held
last Thursday night in the basement
of the local Methodist Church. Guy
Cox and Roy Oech were kept very
busy frying the sausage while Roy.
Moore mixed 45 pounds of flour into
the batter for the pancakes:
The Markets
Wheat ........................... 51
Flax .......................... $1.60
Oats ............................. 14
Barley ........................... 18
Rye .............................. 19
Cream, sour .... 22c sweet .... 24c
Eggs ...... 24c Butter ...... 25c
Phone Your News to 39
THE WEATHER
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Dec. 14 43 25
Dec. 15 40 22
Dec. 16 35 19
Dec. 17 37 20
Dec. 18 34 12
Dec. 19 3~ I~
Dec. 20 33 4
Here's a toast
Ma
Merry
Christmas
~ l~n H C
Go arvester o.
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~'~ ..~ C. CLARK
ew
a Merry anti Happy Chr] stmaS-J
this 'be your best
ALL!
AND
A VERY
, MERRY
~ = CHI/ISTMAS
Even as the Spirit of Gd~d Vi~!],t"~ increased: ~
CHRISTMA~ T'.IM~ /
So may our assocmtion gt~w in mutual accpr,
and confidence
GILMAN OIL COMPANY
i Beach, North DakotaGolva, North Dakota
:¢~ •
~~ :~~ A Merry Christmas
~ %~j AndA
'~~:"~ . Prosperous( New
l~hanking you for your 1o,
a~e durin~ the past year
BEACH CO-OP GRAIN CO.
Directors and Management
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