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PHONE S9
• Marshall Miller left Wednesday
~or Bismarck.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Schaal were
Olendive visitors MondaY.
Dr. Herin visited Wlbaux friends
Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Malcolm visited in
Glendlve ~D~eeday.
Miss Eleanor Braun of Mott
spent Christmas with Beach friends.
Mr. and Mrs~ Marvin Nelson
have moved from the Holistein
house into tJ~ W. W. Mills house.
Mrs. A. E. Seheffer of Carlyle
waz de]dvering Christmas turkeys
in Beach Thursday.
ML and Mrs. W. D. Adamson
spent Christmas Day In ~ldney,
Mont. with Mr. Aden's parents.
• Klnzetta Farra went to Wlbaux
Friday ~verdng to spend Christmas
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Zielsdorf
spent Christmas in Dickinson with
their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Rabe.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. LYnn, from
south of Wibaux, were Beach visit-
ors on Monday.
Della Mac Howard left Wednes-
day for a visit with Harriett Jones
In Glendlve.
Mrs. Gregory Decker of Sentinel
Butte was shopping In Beach on
Tuesday.
I-Iaxriett Jones of Glendlve was a
I
Mrs. M. L. Machette and E. C.
Tague of Glendive were Beach Mrs. Walton Baker of Glendive
visitors Wednesday. spent Wednesday in Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith of M. L. Wheeler from south of
Wibaux were Christmas dinner Wlbaux was in Beach Wednesday
guests at the ~.~. Er, derle home. to meet Mr. and Mrs. Win. LaMeres,
Many people from neighboring who came from Billings to spend
parishes atter~led Midnight Mass at the holidays with Beach and Wi-
the St. Phfllps church on Christmas baux relatives. Mrs. LaMeres was
eve.
Miss MarJorle Sokoloski, who is
employed in Seattle, is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Sokoloski, near St. Philip.
Miss Marie Podoleskl, who teach-
es near Glendlve, Is spending the
holidays at the Frank Micheis and
the Joe Podoloakl homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zlelsaorf and
family of Rhame, who spent Christ-
mas with the Louis Zielsdorf fam-
ily, returned to their home Sunday.
Florence Ronnenenfltsch,
who is employed in Spokane, is
spending the holidays with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Ronnellen-
fltsch, near St. Philip.
Miss Lucllle Kukowski arrived
Thursday from Fargo to spend
Christmas with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe D, Kukowskt.
Miss Beulah Kelth, teacher In the
Wlbaux school, arrived WednesdayI
evening to spend her Christmas
vacation at the M. G. RistubsnI
home.
The many friends of Mrs. Jas
Rafftery will be glad to know she
was able to return to her home
on Wednesday after being In the
hospital for some time.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Hell en-
tertained "at a family dinner on
Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Meyers
and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Helm.
Miss Genevieve Schrom, who
teaches at Union. Mont., visited in
the former Vlvian Wheeler.
Mrs. J. C. Butterfleld, Ward l~nd
Zona returned Monday night from
Bismarck, where they spent Christ-
mas with their granddaughter, Mrs.
Duane Davis. Dr, and Mrs. Fuller
of Hettinger, parents of Mrs. Davis,
were also there.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. h~h~, en-
tertained at a family¢~ner on
Christmas day. Covers were laid
for Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Sehulz,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huber, Miss
Laura Stecker, Emil Peterson and
Leonard Peterson.
Miss Carrie Wltzig arrived Thurs-
day evening from Bismarck, where
she is employed in welfare work.
She and her mother, Mrs. A. Witzig,
left Friday morning to spend
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Helaow at Sidney, Mont. Mrs.
Helaow is a daughter of Mrs.
Witzig.
Mrs. J. Abraham of Portland,
Ore. writes to have J• E. Madison's
subscription changed from Camp
.Davis to CPl. John E. Madison
39323318, Battery A 469th AAA
(AW) Bn., APe 503, % Postmaster,
San Francisco. Calif. Dick, a~ he
is known to his Beach friends, is
somewhere in New Guinea.
The Beach Womans Club will
meet Monday evening, January 3rd
at the home of Mrs. G. E. Sand-
ness. Mrs. R. E. Arnold will have
charge of the program. The re-
sponse to roll call will be "A joke
house guest of Della Mac Howard Beach Thursday, enroute to Golva
over the weekend.
Mrs. Nina Kramer and children
were guests at the Berttin home
en Christmas day.
Mrs. Lester Tlsor and daughter of
Medora arrived Tuesday to visit
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Lingk.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Nelson were
Christmas dinner guests at the
A2bert Klein home•
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Howard of
Wibaux were business visitors in
Beach Tuesday.
Edwin L. Glfford sends greetings
from Australia to Golden Valley
county friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilmer Lindstrom
of Carlyle .were Beach shoppers
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. T~d 4~u~de and
A~y of st. P~ =wers ~eaoh
shoppers Wednesday.
Mrs. J. R. Woods Jr. of W~baux
• l~mt Wednesday with Grandma
Woods at the Bea~ hospital.
A number of Wibaux people at-
tended Midnight Mass in Beach
on Christmas eve.
The ~ Helen and Kay Flath
of New England are Viaith~ their
sister, Mrs. C. G. Carlson.
Grandma Peplinski and Grandma
Zabroeki of St. Philip have been on
the sick list the past week.
Mrs. Frank Kannenberg returned
recently from a two months visit
with relatives in Portland, Ore.
P F. young people of the Con-
gregational church were caroll~
~nday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Youelis are
spendhng the holidays with their
son at Watertown, S. D.
C. G. Johnson, well known im-
plement dealer of Golva. was a
business visitor in Beach FridaY.
Duane Still, who Is employed in
Glendlve, spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kermlt
Still.
Private Esther Oranat of GoIva
h~ been assigned to the WAC
l~hotography dlvl~on for the air
corps in Florida.
Henry Allen, who has been ill at
the Beach hcepital, is reported as
much better, which will be
news to his ~.
Mr. and Mrs. F~ E. Wlil and
children are spending a weeks
vacation with friends and relatives
In New ~ and Mott.
to spend the holidays with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schrom.
Mrs. Wm. Burns and daughter
Virginia, who is home from Bill,
lngs for the holidays, were among
the Wtbaux shoppers in Beach on
Thursday.
Mrs. Jas. Gdenbaugh, Mrs. Clar-
ence Overstad and Mrs. Lyle Martin
and daughter Jeanne of Sentinel
Butte were Dickinson visitors on
Wednesday of last week.
Alfred Ueckert substituted last
week for Mrs. Kautzmmm, teacher
In the Golva High School, who
was confined to her home by lll-
n~s.
Fred Shipman is a Leeds visitor
this w-=ek attendir~ to business
matters. He "will also visit with his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Shlpman, at
Towner before returning to Beach,
Miss Mable Early and sister,
Miss Lucflle Early of Dickinson,
who spent Christmas in Beach, left
Sunday morning for a visit In Bis-
marck.
Tech. Sgt. Harold Moe departed
Christmas eve for Camp White,
Ore• ~r spen~ his furlough
wtth
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
O. H, Moe.
M, L. Lovell received a message
l[onday hight stating his father
had passed away in Los" Angeles,
Calif. Mr. Lovell left Tuesday
morning to attend the funeral.
Dinner guests of Mr• and. Mrs.
V. J. KOCh on Christmas day were
Mr. and Mrs. Harold KOCh and
children and Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Needham, all of Glendlve.
M~s Pearl Harp and mother,
Mrs. Lydia Harp, who spent Christ-
mas in Wibaux with Mrs. Anna
Harp and family, returned home
Sunday evening.
During the past two weeks, more
than half of the pupils of the St.
Philip's school have been absent
because of llinea~ due to colds,
measles and the flu.
Mrs• John Pep~'~akl arrived Wed-
ncsday of las~ week to spend the
holtdaye with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tony ~fta and her husband's
parents. Mr. and Mr& Joe Peplinski.
Mr. and Mrs. George Oas and
daughter, Mrs• Frankl/n &~th, re-
turned Sunday evening from Terry,
Where they spent Ohr~tmas with
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Oas.
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
II I -
Give to the War Chest NOW! Miss Flora Rose is spending her Oscar Kreuger, who has beenI Christmas programs at the
Christmas va~tion at her home. wounded while across, is
home. [ Wednesday
evening,
at
the
An impressive Christmas serviceI-Ie hras received an honorable[church candlelight service
was given at the Lutheran church discharge from the armed forces, at 4 P. M. and at the
Sunday afternoon. Mark Jacobsan of Missoula iscnurch Sunday morning
Blahs Bryson came from Saco, home spending the holidays with very well attended.
Mont. Friday to spend Christmas his mother, Mrs. Bessie Jacobsen, ~V~
with his brother, Percy Bryson, and his brothers. SADDLE BUTTE
and family.
Mr• and Mrs. George Cox and Robert Moren. principal of the
sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baker Carlyle School, left Thursday for Mrs. Carl Carlson and Mr.'
and Joan were Christmas guests Harlow, Mont. to visit friends dur- Davidson were hostesses to
at the Claud Baker home. ing Christmas vacation. Saddle Butte
Mrs. Grown, who has visited at Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Pederson and 4-H Club at a very
and family, and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. meeting and Christmas party
the John Schlech home the past Fulton were dinner guests at the was held at the City Hall
two weeks, left Thursday for her
home In Glasgow. Alvin Woodsend home for Christ- evening, December 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rest of mas. • Cards were the diversion of
Belfleldb'~ted at the Christ Rest Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Pederson evening, after which a
home from Thursday until Sat- and family of Glasgow were visitors luncheon was enjoyed by all
urday, at the home of Mrs. Peterson's par-;ent. Gifts were, collected
Mr, and Mrs. George Cox enter- ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Fulton,[ sent the children s home at
rained Martin Tommerdahl and forChrist~aas. J Club Rei~
Bak r at er aar anu Mrs H P Bargfeld and V
daughter Fern of e dlrm .... [ -- --
Sunday. daughters Maxene and Donna-[ ~ARD ~ ~ffi-~"~
The enrollment at School during I Mae went to Sentinel Butte to ] .... " ..... "~
the past week was oulte small duelspend the holidays with their
to so many pupils-being Ill with ldaughter, Mrs. Walter Allen. [ We wish to express our
the flu. [ Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hartse, ] gratitude to our many friends
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nelson, Start- / daughter Jean, and Harold Fulton ~ their kindness during the
ley and Marjorie and Mrs. Dan/were Sunday afternoon guests at/and death of our. husband
Cox of Baker were dinner ~uests the Henry Kinsey home. Mrs. ]father.
at the Joe Baker home Sunday. Charles Dalthorp and daughter | Mrs. Willis ~all~
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Rustad en- Charlotte were also guests. [ ' and son&
or a humorous story"•
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Noyes,
Mrs. Mary Johnson, Carl Hal-
vorson, Mrs. Kenneth Noyes, and
the Misses Joyce and Ginnie Noyes
were Christmas Day dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs• T. L. Dickinson
and Miss Helen Dickinson.
Rev. and ~r~nley Kannen-
berg and baby of ~vlIs Lake spent
ChrIstmas with his Parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Kannei~berg. The6'
departed Sunday for Portland, Ore.
and from there they will 8o to
Ketchican, Al~ka to do m~ss/onary
work.
Mr. and Mrs. 1~ L. Walker left
Christmas morning for a visit with
relatives at St. Cloud, Minn. They
were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Delo Logan, who continued on to
Chicago, Ill. and Harold Smith. who
spent Christmas with relatives in
Fargo. Mr .and Mrs• Walker re-
turned Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Johnson and
family of Dickinson visited at t~
W. R. Johrtson home on Friday •~¢~
last week. Mr. and Mrs• Jol~tnse~
had as their guests Sunday, M~.
and Mrs. W. K. Johnson and faro-
fly and Mrs. Beth J. Soules of
Dickinson and Mrs. V. L. McCut-
cheon and son, Joe of Oroya, Peru,
South America.
Charles Fletcher, U. S. N., who
was home from the School of
Mines, Butte, Mont., to spend the
holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. O• Fletcher at Yates, re-
turned to Butte Tuesday morning.
Miss Edna Fletcher, who is employ-
ed in the N. P. Hospital in Glen-
dive, was also home for Christmas.
Mrs. Kathryn Belmont and sister,
Mrs. Win. Fry of Scotia Mill, Ore.
have retur~ed from Cold Sprlng,
Minn.• where they attended the
funeral of their father, Peter
Reiter. Mr• Relier had visited, hereI
several thnes and will be remem-I
bered by many Beach people. Mrs./
Fry departed for her home aftert
visiting with Beach relatives over l
the weekend. -V [
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tertained at dinner Christmas day
Mr. and Mrs. George Rustad, Gil-
bert Rustad, Kenr, eth Rustad and
Robert Benedict.
Mr, and Mrs• Pat Plummer enter-
tamed Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wang
and sons and Mr. and Mrs Paul
Thoemke and daughter at dinner
Sunday.
A very entertaining Christmas
program was given at the U. B.
church Thursday evening. Treats
were given the eh~dren at the
end of the program•
Mr. and Mrs. Norman R0st and
family, Mr, and Mrs. Christ Rest,
and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rest were
Christmas guests at the Fay Shep-
herd home.
The Misses Eleanore and Jewel
Slater left Monday morning for
~eir homes ac Billings and Helena
after spending Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Slater.
Mrs. Carl Rest and family visited
at Baker several days during last
week to be with Mr• Rost, who
is a patient at the hospital there.
He is slightly improved.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Shepherd and
family spent Christmas day at the
Randolph Perry home. Phyll~
Perry returned home with them
for a visl~
Miss Leona Bryson ts spending
the Christmas vacation at her
home. Luella Manthey of Glendlve
is also visiting her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bryson.
School closed Thursday afternoon
for the Christmas vacation. It
will begin again January third•
The pupils and teachers enjoyed
candy and gift exchanging before
going home.
Mr. and Mrs. Kay Bowen and
son of Seattle, Wash. spent several
days visiting at the Paul Bowen
and Gordon Rustad homes before
continuing on to Harlan, Iowa to
visit with the former's mother and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rest arrived
Thursday evening from C~aneron,
Wis. to visit relatives here. They
were house guests at the Chris~
Rest home until Sunday, when
they went to Belfleld and Sentinel
Butte to vlslt Mr. Rost's brothers
and families there.
Many Carlyle folks were Beach
and Baker callers Christmas night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E• Martin and
Clayton Loop were Christmas din-
ner guests at the Vanatta home.
C. R. Stewart and Melvin Hartse
motored to Beach Thursday to un-
load some engines.
We're cleaning house!... All broken lots and
remaining after Christmas selling.
LADIES
Suede Pumps 1
Broken Sizes
Ladies Blouses |
Good Assortment
LADIES WINTER COATS
Sharply reduced for quick cleanup!
Three Price Groups
10.oo 13.00
LADIES HATS Clean Up
50¢ 1.00 1.
BABY WALKERS .......
OPERA CHAIRS - .......
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.......
We wish you all a
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Heath of Lawrence Hartse of Wlb~x was
a~Mrstrsythe, Mont. spent Christmas a visitor at the News office on
e E~ ~tull, Ed. Kukowskl and Wednesday. He expects to leave
• ~ Smith homes. .soon for medical attention In Port-
M~ Olivia Wagner arrived Mon- land, Ore.
day night from Cheyenne, Wyo. Pfc. Don Carlson, who spent his
tO attend the funeral of John furlough with his parents, Mr. and
K_ukow~kL I Mrs. Andrew Carlson, departed on
MrsEar. IA Gilman,. son of Mr. and[Christmas morning for Camp Jo- • • J. ~uman, left Tuesday[seph T. Robinson, Ark.
nlgh~ for Sidney, Nebr., to work in ] Mrs. Anna Meyer had as her
an Ordnance DePOt. [guests when she entertained at
Miss Agnes Podoloski went to ldl~mer at the Park Cafe on ChrlSt-
sWulbaux Wednesday to,assist in the mas Day Mrs. Lena
Readlnger,
utheriand Care while Mrs. Suth- Miss Olga Meyer, George .Hoeek
erland is in Ohio. and Tom Gilman.
Mrs. Ed Kveck and Miss May
Loop went to Wibaux Wednesday to
visit their sister, Mrs: i~6uben Beel-
er.
Miss Myrtle Olson ts home from
Eau Claire, WIS. :~ tO spend the
Christmas vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Anna Ol~on:
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Klersek re-
ceived a Christmas greeting tele-
phone call from their daughter,
Agatha, who is employed in Min-
neaPOlis. This is Agatha's first
Christmas away from home.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ueckert
entertained at Christmas dinner
Mrs.
Butte and her mother, Mrs. Anna
~y of Roy, Ore. visited friends
in Fallen th~ week.
Mrs. Edgar Kukowski has receiv-
ed a letter from her brother, Pfc.
Clarence Thili, from somewhere in
England.
Ernte WoJahn, while at work ~t
the Schulz garage last week, re-
ceived a bad cut on his hand which
reqUL~d several stitches.
Mrs.
Chas. Bohn ~Of Sentinel when Mr. and Mrs. Joe Odenbaugh
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Carlson, Mi~
Ida WohJahn, and Mrs. Carl Ueck-
err were their guests.
Mrs. L. M. Grow, who has been
visiting for the Past three weeks
at the home of her son, John
Schlecht, in Ollie, was in Beach on
Thursday enroute to her home in
Olassuw, Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Shipman
Cox were guests at a lutefisk
Noyes home
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hudson and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lunder and
family of Baker were Christmas children were dinner guests at the
guests at the Bert Hudson home. I W. L. Hammond home Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Slater had] Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Fulton and
as their dinner guests on Christmas|family and Frank Fulton of Glen-
day Mrs. Narum and Frank Kyle. I dive were dinner guests at the
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Baker spent ] C. M. Fulton home December 25.
Saturday at the" Wm. Fergusont Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith of
home at Baker. [Sentinel Butte were visitors at
Mr, and Mrs. Clinton Baker were~ the home of Mrs. Smith's mother,
dinner guests at the Claud BakerI Mrs. Minnie Lindstrom.
home Sunday, I Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Flsk and
Mr. and Mrs. Dave McCann of/Harold Fulton were dinner guests
Wibaux visited at the Archie Sister [ at the Melvin Hartse home for
home Thursday. /Christmas.
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TELEPHONE 113 BEACH, N. DAK.
We aren't worried about the New Year
we remember the fine spirit of cooperation
you have shown in your dealings
Surely, the American people cannot fail
such a spirit motivates their actions,
thank you for your patience and
during these critical month~
Let's continue to work
to make 1944 a year with
a proud history!
COZY CAFE &
Mr. and Mrs. M.