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THE GOLDEN
BEACH, GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY
News Items of
Sentinel Butte
And Community
John Boisen went to Fargo by bus
on Monday.
Mrs. Paul Wischow visited Mrs. So-
fus Holthe in Beach Thursday night.
Ted Rink spent a short Christ-lM Di ki 68
mas vacation with his family here. rs, e nson9 9
Eugene LaMeres arrived last week
fr°m C°llegevflle' Minnes°ta' and will B hPi
spend the holidays here. eac oneer,
Mrs. Krcma and Agnes Hogoboom
spent Christmas at the Ge°rge FIS" B idl M"
chef home near GoXva. ur e n mnesota
Miss Ramona Smith is spending
her Christmas vacation at her home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wagner and Mr.
and Mrs. Loule Hoveland were visit-
ors at Bert Fasching's in Wibaux on
Ed Zinsli was a visitor at the home Christmas eve.
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Zinsli on Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wischow and
Monday. sons and Grandma Wischow and
Paul Wagner went to Beach on Bette Carlson ate Christmas dinner
Monday, where he consulted a doc- with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Carlson
Family Reunion At Ollie IOld Time Resi&nt "
John Marciniak Ber; HudsorneYoLmUte ts is vlsiting at the of Golden Valley Co.
Home On Christmas n ASltloPnersei re [Dies In Chicago, 111.
=
Mrs. Anna Dickinson. 68, a resident
of Beach for 35 years, the widow
of the late E. E. Dickinson, pioneer
merchant, died at her home in this
city last Thursday morning follow-
ing a prolonged illness.
Mrs. Dickinson was born at Long
Prairie. Minnesota, June 22, 1874. In
1907, Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson came played at three tables. Mrs. Tony
On Christmas day the customary
family reunion took place at the
home of John Marcinlak. A very
sumptlous supper was served m all
by Miss Elizabeth and Marion Mar-
ciniak. After supper many gifts were
opened that were under the beautiful
Christmas tree• Whist was then
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Rusted were
guests at the Lawrence Morrison
home Friday afternoon.
Charles Shepherd and Betty were
guests of Mrs. Martha Shepherd at
Baker Christmas day.
Miss Leone Bryson was a supper
guest of Betty Shepherd Saturday
evening.
The Misses Fern and Flora Rose
George Christensen. Qld time pio-
neer of Golden Valley County, pass-
ed away Tuesday morning at Hines
Memorial Hospital, Chicago, IIlinois.
Military services were held at Eno
ger Funeral Home Friday at 1:30
P. M. and interment was at the
National Cemetery, Fort Snelling,
tor about a back ailment, and Inga Carlson. to Beach and established the Dick- Efta won first prize for the ladles
Mrs. Olendora Homing was a din- Mr. and Mrs. John Saunders spent inson department store, which is and Oasimer Bruski won first prize
met guest Christmas day at the a three day Christmas vacation visit- now operated by their son, T. L for the men. Mrs. Casimer Bruski
Mike Zinsli home. lng at Mrs. Sander's home near Bel- Dickinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fosjard and field and with Mr. Sander's folks at
family were dinner guesm at Mrs. Zenith. They returned Sunday eve-
Sherles' Friday. ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wischow were The Boisen family are enjoying a
callers at the Clyde Polley home Sat- family reunion over the holi-
nrday evening. I days, as every member of the fam-
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dietz and ]ily is at home with the exception of
family spent Christmas day a the Bud, who is across seas Kathleen,
Tony Barthel home south of Golva. who is employed as dietician in a
Mr. and Mrs. John H3nnold nr: Rochester hospital, arrived on Wed-
family had dinner on Sunday at the nesday. Eleanor Boisen, now employ-
Norman Haugse home. ed at Eau Claire, Wisconsin, came
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Uetz had as the same day and Margare of Me-
their guests Christmas eve. Mr. r,n:l dora spent Christmas with home
Mrs. Mike M. Lardy and Phil. folks.
Bill LaMeres arrived home I s' Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rink entertained
Mrs. Dickinson had been in poo
health of late years but during he
long residence in this community,
had many riends and aequaintances
Her body was taken to Wadena,
Minnesota, last Saturday and funeral
won low prize and Stephen Goraski
won low prize for the men.
At midnight ice cream and cake
were enjoyed by all, after which
every one departed for home, ex-
pressing their thanks for the enjoy-
able time.
services were held on Monday, burial
taking place at Verndale, Minnesota.
Surviving relatives are: Three
daughters, Mrs. Hazel Grant of Vern-
dale. Mrs. Luctlle Card of Staples,
Mrs. Norms Loebe of Beach: Four
sons, Paul of Minneapolis; Bernie
of Minot; Fred. of Wadena; Ted of
Beach; and four sisters and one
brother residing in Minnesota.
The entire family was present, as
no members of the family have gone
to serve in Uncle Sam's armed forces.
are spending their vacation at the
Carl Rose home.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hartse and fam-
ily of Carlyle were Sunday guests
at the P. E. Bryson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Plummer and
Douglas were Christmas guests at
the Elmer Wang home.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wang and
sons were Christmas Eve guests of
Mrs. Lena Wang at Baker.
Reverend and Mrs. Lewis Wetzel
were Christmas .Day guests of Rev.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. D. Kinney of Beach.
Tony Efta and son Anion, Mr. and Miss Eleanore Slater of Biltings
Mrs. Casimer Bruski and family, Mr. arrived at the home of her parents,
and Mrs. Stephen Goroskl and faro- Mr. and Mrs. Archie Plummer, Fri-
lly, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dobroski day to spend the holidays.
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Do- Mr. and Mrs. Everett Plummer
broski and family and Mr. and Mrs. and family were guests at the Pat
Minneapolis. Deceased is survived
by his wife, four sons, Albert, Carl
and Harold of Minneapolis and Vic-
tor of Amery, Wisconsin, and three
daughters, Mrs. Edna Burhans, Fort
Meyers, Florida, Mrs. Gladys Dennis,
Missoula, Montana, and Mrs. Thelma
Grantham, St. Petersburg, Florida,
and also two brothers at Velva,
North Dakota.
George, as he is well known in
this community, was born in Den-
mark on June 15, 1869, and came
to this country at the age of six-
teen. He served in the Unitel
States regular army from 1888 to
1891. He was united in marriage
to Johanna Jepsen on August 13.
Stanley. Sokoloskl and son. Ros Plummer home Christmas Eve.
week from Portland, Oregon, where a large group of friends and neigh- Marcinlak was also home from Great I Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Bryson and 1892. In 1898 and 1899 he served iu
he has been employed in defense, bors at a whist party Saturday eve- BABIES TO HAVE FIRST CLAIM Falls, where she attends high school. [family were dinner guests at the the Spanish American War and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Down were en- ning. Whist was played at seven ON HEALTH PROTECTION IN '43 , George Johnson home Christmas day. Phillipine Insurrection, In 1906 he
tertained Christmas day at the Rus- tables with prizes for high scores ]f d1 I Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rusted and filed on a homestead about thirteen
,sell Brown home.
Oenese Omley of Beach is spend-lbeing won by Mrs. John Jordan, first, North Dakota's babies have first 12qLlWqij/-]klk. [he n of Baker were Sunday guests at miles south and east of Golva. He
and Mrs. Hazel Reed. second. The claim on health protection for 1943, ] e Emil Rusted home.
ing a few days at the home of Mr. lucky men were Eddie Cook, first, says the State Health Department. -- A correction to last week's items, was postmaster, and also operated
and Mrs. Ole Omley. and Louie Hoveland, second. Mrs. "The best foundation we can build Mr. and Mrs. Randal Thompson JPat Piummer is coaching the high a store at what was, a number of
returned Wednesday from Wendell, scnool boys basketball instead of Mr. years ago, known as Williams,
Idaho. where they have been spend- Walter. About 1910 he became Clerk of
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Carlson were Loule Hoveland and Bill Waldahl
callers at the C. N. Haugse home in received the consolation prizes. A
Beach Christmas night, very delicious lunch was served by
Mrs. Horntng was an over-nlght Mr. and Mrs. Rink at the close of
guest a the Clifford Fischer home the evening.
Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Goody Thompson, [
and Nell and Milo Hogoboom were
dinner guests at the Byron Hogoboom
home Christmas day.
Mrs. Nels Waldal, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Waldahl and Joan and Jerry
Osterhout were dinner guests Christ-
mas day at the Bert Waldal home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wycoff and
family of Medora ate their Christ-
mas dinner with the Paul Wycoff
family here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Waldahl, Joan
and Jerry Osterhout spent Christmas
eve at the George Richmond home
in Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mikelson are
eojoying a visit from ,two of Mr.
Mikelson's sisters and a brother over
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fischer and
Clara Mac ate their Christmas din-
ner at the parental John Brown
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wosepka en-
tertained their sons and daughters
and their families a a family re-
union supper on Christmas day.
Phil Cook. who ts now employed as
a stenographer m an Alaskan city,
arrived last week to spend a few
days with the Taylor Cook family.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Nelson took
their son John back to Grand Forks
Monday morning. John spent a brief
vacation with his parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Stub Noyes and
daughter of Beach were pleasant
callers at the Paul Wagner home on
Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Levard Tuarve of
Alpha
Andrew Kohler and Daisy Wass-
mann were Beach shoppers Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Karnes Johnson were
Beach shoppers on Monday.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Sonnek and
family spent Christmas with Mrs.
Mary Hess and family at Beach.
The Catholic Study Club met at
Jerry Kouba's Sunday everting. After
the discussion a delicious lunch was
served by the hostess.
Mrs. Milner has been spending the
past week with her daughter Sada,
at Mrs. Rozina Fasching's.
Many relatives fathered at Leigh-
ton Nunn's, Charles Otremba's, and
at John Knoops and enjoyed Christ-
mas dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. John Irons enter-
tained for Christmas dinner and sup-
per, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brock-
in public health will be built by pro-
retting babies against diseases which
are preventable," says Dr. F. J. Hill,
acting state health officer. "In 1942
more than 13,000 babies were born in
the state, and everyone of them
should be guarded against smallpox,
ing the Christmas holidays with Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Rusted, Mr.
Court of the newly formed Golden
they reach their first birthday."
The first vaccination according to
accepted schedules is against whoop-
ing ough. Those injections are made
and Mrs. Kenneth Rusted and son Valley county. He held this office
Thompson's sister, Mrs. Wm. Doering. I
The Edkins family entertained as I
€heir guests on Christmas day, Mr.
and Mrs. T. E. Hudson, Mr. and I
diptheria, and whooping cough before Mrs. C. O. Carlson and Mr. and Mrs. l
Tommy Hudson. I
Miss Elsie Pesha came from Bill-
ings, where she has been attending/
a business college, to be with her-
parents, who live north of Beach.
She will return to her school duties
at six to nine months. At nine
months, babies should be protected
against diphtheria. The first in-
jection of diphtheria toxoid is followed
by a second a month later. At 12
months, the smallpox vaccination is
given if this has not been done soon
after the first two weeks of life.
A smallpox death is a rarity in
North Dakota today, but unless over
90 percent of infants and preschool
children are protected we are apt
to have an epidemic. During 1942
there were 3 lives taken by diptheria
and 17 by whooping cough. These
deaths could have been prevented.
OFF FOR THE LEGISLATURE
were guests at the George Rusted
home Christmas.
Mart Tommerdahl and daughter
Fern of Baker and Mrs. Katie Cox
were Sunday guests at the George
Cox home.
Mrs. Tom Courter, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Coun. and Mrs. C. O. Nelson
meyer and Melvyn, Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Carew and daughters, Al and Warren To the Residents of Golden Valley
Irons and Harold Barthel. COunty and the 39th Legislative
Mrs. Daisy Wassmann entertained District--
the following for Christmas dinner At 12 o'clock noon on January 5th.
and supper: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 1943, the chief clerk of the last ses-
Drewniak and family, Mr. and Mrs. sion will call the members to
a number of years and then entered
the general mercantile business in
Beach. In 1933 he became post-
and Stanley and Marjorie were ,Sun-
day guests at the Joe Baker home.
after the holidays. Mr, and Mrs, George Cox and sons,
Mrs, Katie Cox and Mr. and Mrs.
Rev, and Mrs. Kenney of the Unit- Joe Baker and daughter spent Christ-
ed Brethren Church had as their mas at the Claud Baker home.
Christmas guests Rev. and Mrs, Wet- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Waiter and
zel of O11ie, Montana, for Christmas family left Thursday afternoon for
dinner. The Misses Alma and Ada Richey, where they will spend the
Bovey were also guests, holldays with relatives.
Word has been received from Miss Mr. and Mrs. John Schlect and
Dorothy Wandke that her mother daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Allie Fer- at Minneapolis for a check-up. He
had the misfortune to have her arm rel and family of Cabin Creek were
put out of place, and had to be taken Christmas day guests at the Carl was in this hospital for about three
to the Johnstone Memorial hospital Rost home. weeks, and on October twenty-second
to have it set. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jesfield, Mr. was sent to Hines Memorial :[s-
Russell Hubble while skating one and Mrs. Charles Madler and sons. pital for an operation l:o remove a
day last week, had the misfortune to and Mr. and Mrs. Hennlng Steen ar, d cancerous tumor, He rallied from
break his right arm. He will be family spent Christmas at the Bennie the operation for three weeks,
missed in the musical activities in Jesfield home.
the high school, until he is able to Mr. and Mrs. Grove Lutts and the dreaded d'sease had taken its
resume his playing, family, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph LuSts toll and be passed away at 6:15
Elmer Hasbrook received word that and family and Mrs. W. W. Lutts A. M., Tuesday, December 15th.
his nephew, and son of Mr. and were Christmas guests at 'the Bert
Mrs. E. Sundling of Glendive. Mon- Hudson home. MANY INQUIRIES SENT
master in Beach, which position he
held until about 1937 when ill health
caused him to retire. Since then
he has spent most of his time at
Fort Meyers, Florida, but at var-
ious times he has visited at Minne-
apolis and Beach.
During June of this year he came
to Minneapolis to be with his fam-
ily, and in August spent a few
weeks in Beach going from there to
his daughter at Missoula, It was
upon his return from Missoula that
he entered the Veterans' Hosltal
tans, was killed on Christmas eve Mr. and Mrs. June Billingmn, and
A. G. Fasching, Mr. and Mrs. Nick order. They will take the oath of by a hit and run truck driver, while Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Nelson and faro- ON DRINKING WATER
office, elect a speaker and organize on his way to church. He was tahd- ily were Christmas day guests at the t
Mrs.Gamr°thArthurandWhite.family' and Mr. and the house for the 28th session of the ing in a safety zone at the time he home of Mrs. Tom Conner av Baker. t Questions concerning private and
state legislature, was struck. Mr. and Mrs. Rober Conn were also community water supplies have been
Milo Hogoboom, Margaret Fisher,
and Louise Mogle were supper guests
at the Nell Hogoboom home Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Josephine Krcma has been on
the sick list the past week. Mrs.
Krcma has many friends here who
hope to see her recover soon.
The M. C. Teacher family and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bares and family
were dinner guests at the M. Thiesen
home on Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Hanson and two sons
left on Tuesday morning by train
Ior Port Clinton, Ohio, where they
expect to make their home as long
as Mr. Hanson is stationed there.
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Vanvlg of Me-
dora, Mr. and Mrs. David DaVldson
and Mrs. Inga Carlson were visitors
at the Petersilie home Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Dixon and fam-
ily and the Wm. Gardner family
celebrated Christmas with their com-
munity dinner at the E. D. Nelson
home.
John Bolsen arrived on Monday
morning from Alaska ,to spend the
holidays with his mother, Mrs. Mar-
garlte Bolsen and family. John is
employed as an army engineer In
Alaska. Norman Augustad of Foca-
tello, Idaho, was also a guest at
the Bolsen home.
Divide
Fessenden are making a pleasant Ward and Gwendolyn Cook are
visit over the holidays at the Byron spending a few days with 'their
Hogoboom home. grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Van Horn of Mr. and. Mrs. Dick Pendleton and
Snow visited Thursday at Bert Wal- children were Sunday dinner guests
dal's and at Howard Van Horn's. at the George Wright home.
Chas. Wolf and Art Boyd of Me-
dora were out repairing the sub-
marginal fence near here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Blue and chil-
dren, Junior Allen and Phil Cook were
Beach and Wibaux callers last
Sunday.
Violet Brown is enjoying a few
day's vacation at her home here. She
intends to return to her work at the
hospital in Blsmarek Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wright had
as guests Christmas day, Mr. and
Mr& J. A. Wright and James Wright,
who spent a week's furlough at his
home near Sentinel Butte.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Brown and
daughter Violet attended the funeral
in Dickinson of Mrs. Brown's sister,
who passed away December 23 at
the home of her daughter L Glen-
dive. Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Brown and family.
Due to the serious illness of Mrs.
Win. Braden, who is a patient in
the Johnstone Memorial Hospital,
her children, Mrs. Richard Webber of
New Rockford,, Mrs. Floren Adams
of Dickinson, Mrs. Hollis Adams of
Couer d 'Alene, Idaho, Frank, Virgil
and Bernard. who are working in the
Boeing plant at Seattle, Washington,
In a few days the mailing list for
the Journal will be made up. Each
member is given the right to have
ten names entered on this list. tn
the past the Journal has doubtless
been sent to a great many who have
not cared for it. To avoid this, I am
asking anyone wishing the house
journal to write me. Address your
request to: House Chamber, Capitol
Building, Bismarck, and I will have
your name placed on the list. If
for any reason you do not receive
it after requesting it, let me know.
M. B. Hogoboom.
O.E.S. HOLDS INSTALLATION
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2
Beach Chapter, O.E.S. held instal=
lation of officers in he Masonic
Temple Tuesday evening, December
22. Mrs. John Raisler of Billings,
Montana, Junior Past Matron, in-
stalled the officers and Mrs. Frances
Justesen was installing marshal. Mrs.
Raisler had returned to Beach to
take part in this event. At the
close of the meeting she was pre-
sented with a gift from the Chapter.
The Past Matrons served a very
fine supper following the installation.
Private Harold Sundling was 37
years of age, and will be brought
back to his home town for burial.
SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
In the nature of a surprise rela-
tives on both sides gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Erickison
last Sunday, December 20th, to cele-
brate their 25th anniversary.
Mrs. Erickson. whose maiden name
was Ethel Tangen, was married to
Mr. Erickson December 20h, 1917.
Both families are pioneer farmer3
of Golden Valley eounty and well
known throughout this community.
Visiting and games furnished the
amusement for the evening,, and at
the close a delicious lunch was served,
with two wedding cakes beautifully
decorated. A set of silverware was
BUYING STOCK THURS. AND SAT. sented in Olendive by the community
ooncel
association
on
Tuesday,
Jan-
Jack Ballard's stock market is still
uary 5th, at the High School Auditor-
operating at the Beach stock yards, I lum' combines an American education
despite the holidays. Mr. Ballard]and career wlth European ancestry
will be at the yards on Thursday and tradition. He is known through-
and Saturday, ready to take in live- out Canada and the United States
stock and pay the top market prices, for ht vivid and cosmopolitan art,
and as a soloist with major symph-
any orchestras. This concert is the
Driving tip---dont trip to save rub- third and last of this eason's con-
and Floyd, in an army camp in bet by going around the corner
Texas, were called home. two wheels.
present, l pouring into the State Health De-
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Shepherd and partment recently, according to K,
family, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Sherva C. Lauster, director of sm
and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy gineering. The following
Ferrel and daughter, and Mr. and t has occurred most fr, lu
Mrs. Christ Rost were at N°rman a private water supply fit
Rost's Christmas.
Claud Baker went to Baker Thurs-
day for his daughter Cleo, who is
spending the vacation at her home.
Mrs. Clinton Baker accompanied him
to Baker to spend several days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Fer-
guson of Fertile Prairie.
The Junior C. E. had a Christmas
party at the U. B. church basement
Monday evening, under the direction
of Mrs. Wetzel. A lovely supper
was served and games played until
7:30 when the young people sang
Christmas Carols around ,town.
when frogs are found in .it?
answer is definitely no, because
where frogs can get into a well, filth
can enter also. The only way frogs
can get into a well is through cracks
in the casings or covers, For a sat-
isfaetory water Supply the wail cas-
ing should be constructed so that
not even dust or water can enter
from the oustide.
This time of the year
vate water supplies are
tected against
A community Christmas program the top part of
presented to the couple, with he was held at the U. B. Church Wed- ure. Th is
well wishes for many more years of nesday evening with a large crowd cedure,, said
happy married life• attending. The prlmary and upper from the
rooms gave the first part of the en-
tertainment followed by recitations
LAST CONCERT OF SEASON and songs by the Sunday School
AT GLENDIVE, JANUARY 5 classes. The school band ended the
program with several Chrismas se-
Mester Pianist, distinguished musl- lectlons. The whole program was
cologlst, composer and writer, Moi- interesting and well prepared. The
says Boguslawskl, who win be pre- band, which made its first public ap-
pearance that night, was very good.
The children all received treats be-
fore going home,
Franklin Smith came home last
Wednesday night from the Second
Auxiliary Surgical Group, Lawson
General Hospital, Atlanta orgia, to
spend the holidays with his mother
and oher relatives and friends,
presented by the association. Franklin has the rank of Staff
doors will be open at :15 P. M. ° Sergeant. large crowd
water supply. No
freezing occurs
freezing doe
when the spring
appear the filth will
the water supply.
For pro-
per well the
State at
Bismarck.
WEDDIN GIVEN