Your account does not include highlighter on images.
Searches Highlighted on Image
National Sponsors
| December 24, 1942 Golden Valley News |  |
|
©
Golden Valley News. All rights reserved. Upgrade to access Premium Tools
PAGE 4 (4 of 8 available) PREVIOUS NEXT Jumbo Image Save To Scrapbook Set Notifiers PDF JPG
December 24, 1942 |
|
|
Website © 2024. All content copyrighted. Copyright Information Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy | Request Content Removal | About / FAQ | Get Acrobat Reader 
|
I I
THE COl,DEN VALLEY NEWS
Thursday, December 24, 1942
i
II
|l
I
DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
AT SAM'S NEW ARCADE
GLENI)IVE, MONTANA
I III I
Dance Next Saturday Night Sponsored By MUSIC BY CHET GRIFFIN AND
Veterans of Foreign Wars HIS DIXIE LANDERS
ROLLER SKATING EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT
I
BATTLE-CHECKERS INTRIGUE LOVELIF
CHICAGO, ILL.wPIXPAGEBattle-checkers, the new beat-the-Axis
game, is keeping everyone home these nights, including these lovelies
from the cast of a hit show here. The new game is played with minia-
ture infantrymen, anti-aircraft guns, planes, subs, and battleships.
"Kings" are bombers which can jump an tile way across the board. It
was invented by an ex-chess champion who said it should use up the
energies of armchair strategists and keep them criticizing each other
instead of the generals. The girls are left to right: Mary Ellen Popel,
Marlo Dwyer, and Gayle Mellott•
Christmas Play
To Be Repeated
In Connecticut
This year marks the 31st free per-
formance of the pageant, "Holy
Night"--the first having been in
1912. A family affair, three mem-
bers of the original cast. besides
sons and grandsons of others, are
*taking part in the 1942 performance.
The villagers don't take their act-
lag, and the play itself, in a light,
or casual manner. Even though it
takes but one hour. the play is re-
'hearsed over and over again, year
:after year. The first rehearsals be-
gin just after Thanksgiving when
costumes are taken from the attic,
and players begin to drop around
in the evenings.
PRAYER FOR VICTORY
By Edgar A. Guest
If the day's business finds a lull
Swiftly that precious moment cull
And dedicate it, there and then,
In prayer for all our fighting men.
If but one instant can .be torn
From all the cares which must be
borne
Seize it, no matter when or where
And for their safety breathe a
prayer.
If between task and task there lies
A brief release from enterprise
Seize the swift seconds while you
may,
And use them silently to pray.
From dawn to dusk, late night or
noon,
Santa's Helpers
These two youngsters, like thou-
sands of others, are doing their part
in helping the Red Cross be Santa
both here and abroad.
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION O10
PiRIOD OF' REDEMIPION
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
COUNTY Ol GOLDEN VALLEY
OFFICE OF COUNTY A1TDITOR
BEACH, NORTH DAKOTA
TO: DAVID SEYMOUR BROWN,
Owner, the name in which the
hereinafter described lands are
assessed :
You are hereby notified that
the tract of land hereinafter des-
cribed end assessed in the name
of David Seymour Brown for taxa-
tion for the year 1938, was on
the 12th day of December, A. D.
1939, duly sold. as provided by
law, for the delinquent taxes for
the year 1938, and that the time
for redemption from said sale will
expire ninety (90) days from the
completed service of this notice,
to-wit: On March 12th, 1943.
Said land is described as follows:
THE SOUTH HALF (S/) of
SECTION THIRTY FOUR (34)
TOWNHI:P ONE HUNDRED
THIRTY EIGHT (138) RANGE
ONE HUNDR!D THREE (103),
GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY,
NORTH DAKOTA.
The amount for which said
land was sold was Twelve and
31-10{) Dollars ($12.1). Subse-
quent taxes for the years 1939,
1940 and 1941 have been paid. The
amount required to be paid in or-
When the play was first given, it Pray God to grant them victory der to make redemption from such
was held at the town hail which had soon. sale, exclusive of the costs of
Tr-_-- ---- -'- . . . .. publishing and serving this no-
vp nem in mlnQ, nor (IOUDt, nor tice is on this date the sum of
fear Fifty-three and 52-100 Dollars
($53:52).
Though soft the prayer, the Lord In addition to the above amount
will hear you. will be required to pay the
• costs of the service of this notice,
and unless You redeem said land
from said sale before the exPlra-
.A tlon of the time of redemption as
' Iif.'] /Jr above stated, a deed thereot will
I_OJlrP -- !%. be issued to the holder of the sale
-], }0$ i certificate as provided by law.
;i.Jq-£t- _ " | WITNESS my hand and official
''?'" !] seal this llth day of December
/ Mbt. tt Auditor, Golden Val ey
[kID% Itga lrnla] County, North Dakota.
I (SEAL)
(Dec. 17, 24, 31)
-' .e te -' w -'' -' '( ' -' --'- ' -' -' =9 4-
I * m m • m ;a m : m m m m • m
e .
aleaky roof. Whenit rained. - mla
ter came down on the lamps, the ..,, : ,
advantage was the lack of audience
space. The play had to be given "'
the many villagers from neighboring
towns Could see it.
Even with a larger and newer t
home the play still "packs them in."
As did their parents many years #, \\;]./ :'
ago, the. audience and members of \\;w ,,
the cast see the same simple scene
of the Annunciation, the Child in the
maP4er at Bethlehem, the Adora-
tion of the Magi, and the presence of • $4 .
the Angels--all played in panto-
mhe.
A piano provides the onlymusic Ma he oys ot the
for the various scenes, during which
are played the songs "Holy Night," - ason gO With yOU ..
"He Shall Feed His Flock" from throughout the coming
Th , . Pg me
8elf, is the same as it was 30 years . Of happiness be bright.
ago.
enod t.,,, the ,...ow..,.g.
sent of our ¢q)precflion
• ol your past favors. " .
We gather our share of
" happlmms by giving our
service to this commu-
**ill, and our cordial and i
heartfelt wishes for your
prosperity" and good =
h.a00th.
John Malone, Manag
FOUNDATION OF FREEDOM
Most people think of war indus-
tries as those which actually turn
out the finished products. But in
reality, the plane, tank, ship and
gun factories are the vital middle
men in a production chain that
starts deep in our coal and metal
mines, our forests, and in our vast
oil fields where the pumps and re-
fining plants work day and night to
furnish lubrication and fuel by the
billions of gallons to keep the
wheels of industry and of war
turning.
Natural resources are the key to
victory. This country has those
resources. Moreover, under efficient
management, they are imparting
raw materials in quantities that
stagger the imagination. The gen-
ius of the men who operate the nat-
ural resource industries, is second
only to the greatness of the re-
sources themselves. Together, they
are an unbeatable combination. In
the peace to come, they will be the
starting point of a new world, just
as they are now the starting point
of our entire war effort. When the
last shot has been fired, our basic
industries, like free enterprise in all
other fields, will turn again to the
sole task of creating a fuller, more
conffortable life for all.
That is why we must preserve
free enterprise. It is the key to
a better civilization. It guarantees
both political and economic freedom
to the individual. And the natural
resource industries are the founda-
tion of our existence as a sovereign,
nation.
Apparently railroaders, who are
asking for an increase of $3 a day,
haven't heard of the wage-freezing
order.
"I'm Not Afraid Now
Sometimes after eating too much l
had ga pains. ADLERIKA quickly
relieved *9 and my doctor says its
all right to use." (S. R,-Mlnn.) Get
ADLERIKA today. Woodward Drug
Co--in Sentinel Butte by Butte Drug
& Jewelry Co.
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
SANTAGRAM
HAPPY !
NEW' YEAR
TO EVERYBODY
EVERYWHERE
DECEMBER 25h
HOLIDAY GREETINGS TO ALL • STOP • YOUR
HAPPINESS AT THIS GLAD SEASON MAKES
OURS COMPLETE . STOP . BEST WISHES FOR A
JOYOUS CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY PROSPER.
OUS NEW YEAR.
STANDARD OIL BULK STATION
E. C. COOK, AGENT
BEACH -- SENTINEL BUTTE
AND GOOD WISHES
FOR THE NEW YEAR
this priceless asse+--fhe .
and thorn who serve.us i1
• --we hope to draw ,n
= .pirafion for continued
" effort and for greater t
echievement in fhe years FIJI
to come. . - -
We are Napp V If we
have been of service a
you. and trust that we
_ may continue +o merit
! your rlendshlp and p,,
tronage.
" 1
"= MAY'' Y"OUR EVERY wish BE I:ULFILLED
GOLol)EN VALLEY LUMBER C