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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1964 THE BILLINGS COUNTY PIONEER. MEDORA, N. DAK. PAGE ELEVI
-: I Several couples who have
News i bii'thdays in October, went to
Trotters Glendive on Wednesday xchere
the men treated their wives to
tended even though several mem-
bers were missing, for various
reasons. After the business meet-
ing, a bountiful and tasty lunch
was served iby the ,hostess, Mrs.
Ray Tasker.
Birihday Celebralion
....... su, pper and later they spent a
Webbs Willing Workers I very
i
enjoy.b'le
,e ve rlaintg
bowling.
The meeting was quite well at- The folks from this ,area who
went were Wallac.e and Glenna
Hail, Donald and Joan Hall, Jim
and Loretta Tescher, Mr. and
Mrs. De'lp, Jay and Jo Ann Gor-
rell. Several of their friends in
Beach joined the grou,p in Glen-
dive, also, so it seems that these
ladies will sort of look forward
to ,birthd'ays if they contin,ue to
celebrate them in this way.
Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Mc3ore spent
a few days in the counery last
week again. They were Monday
evening visitors at the Clarence
Snith home. Other guests there
were the Kyle Sperrys.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Metcaf, Jr.
and family of Glendive xcere
Saturday overnight .and Sunday
guests, a w.eek ago, at the Lloyd
Met'calf home. j
Parker and Trinka Hall had
tonsilectomies in the Sidney hos-
pital last Thursday, ,xchile Patti
Smith gave up her tonsils in the
Beach ,hospital the same day.
1Yrs. Leonard ,Hall returned
hom,e on Thursday from the Sid-
ney hospital ,where she was a
patient or several days.
The Lloyd Metcalf farm was
the scene of a bale hauling and
stacking job when Carlot Neller-
moe, Jerry Gasho and ,Andy
Tiber helped Lloyd get the job
d on.e in a hurry.
M'r. and Mrs. J. ,F. Crook were
Tuesday evening visitors a't the
! Lloyd Metcalf home.
N,orman NeHermoe was a Sat-
urday evenirg visitor at the
Ca.rlot Nellermoe home.
'Billie Holiar of Beach accom-
panied his grandparents, Mr.
and iMrs. ;Norman Nell¢rmoe
hom,e on Saturday evening. He
ws an overnight ,and Sunday
guest of his grand, paren2s. On
Sunday evening his parents and
brother Robert came out to get
him.
days last week helpirg Mrs. Pete i
Mitchell with her work as she
just came home from the hospital
with her new baby.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
We're enjoying more lovely IN THE MATTER OF TI4E ESTA'[E
OF RUI:)OLPH R. I_X)RENZ, Deceased.
weather which is always especial- Ntice is hereby given by €he
ly welcome when it's so close to uridersJ.gn,ed administrator with the
N,oerrber. I WilL Annexabd of the estate of said []
decedent to the creditors of, and a!!!=
,Mrs. Leona.rd Hall had to re- pere, o.ns iaving claims against sa d]
turn to the doctor in Sidney on
Shop Beach first--where the
money you spend harps to PaT
taxes to make Beach a better
place in which €o live.
THE STORY OF
TEN LITTLE FREE WORKERS
I
BOb Stevens received the sad Residing In Dickinson-- I Steak Dinner--- At Parental Home--
news last week that an uncle of Most everyone in this commun-] Mr. and Mrs. Eddie F. Novot-' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Josepl-
his had passed way. iH,e and hls ity will be happy to know that ny and Jackie entertained at an son and family of Wash.zrn,
aunt, Mrs. May Knopp of Sdney Miss Sophie Jahr has come I outdoor Ibarecued steak fry at N. D., were the weekend of Oclb
went togeth,er to attend the closer to us, as she is now resid- their home Saturday evening, 17-18 ¢isirs at the home of MI'o
funeral. We hope to halve further in g in Dickinson, at 134 Third!having as guests Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Sivert Vanvig and son
details next week. Ave. East, arriving there recent-Iobert "Timer" Jones and the Tom. Mrs. Josphson is a daugh-
Sylvia Campbell was bbysit- ly from Washington. Miss Jahr family of Pete Haverluk. The ter of the Vanvigs.
ter for Gorrells' children on retired from teaching, being on' latter were Sunday visitors at
Wednesday night while their the faculty of Beach High for a the farm ,home of her parents, i Work Safely--Live Long:
pa.rents were out with the birth- number of years, the Lloyd Metcalfs in Trotters. , Carelessness Can Kill You!
day celebrants, i CONGRATULAT|ONS [
Mickey Gorrell spent a few NWIM$m$mIImImmlmlm$m$I$uI¢`mIm$Imm$m$ImnmIiHmi
e,!d I
to LaVerne ebrant
Monday for a •further checku, p. S much-needed new
Shoe. Repair Shop |
| Mr_ and Mr K;th l;nid lln Beach. ]
and place for hearing an adjugtLn n .,-,.-.-. ,.--.,,.,.- .,.,l, . .,.,,,,-,,, ,.,,,, - ,,.,.-.n m
all claims against the estate of said
deceden,t which have been preseneed
as hereinbefore provided, and all
ARE THE WORKERS ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .......................................... " ............
:.:.:.:.:.:.:.::.::::'.':::::::.:..'.:::..!.'.','.'.'.'.-.-.-.....-.
IN[R 51"ffLJORKER FARMER LAWYER GROC[R SALESCLERK REPORTEg
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:-.:::..::.:..:.:..---:::...u.
REDDY
K, mWn DOCTOR RAILROAD[R
Ten little free workers in this country fine and lair.
But if you cherish your freedom--worker have a care/
Ten little free workers--Reddy was doin9 fine
Until the socialists 9ot him--then there were nine.
Nine little free workers lauqhed at Reddy's fate
Along came federal medicine--then there were
eight.
Eiqht little free workers thouqht this country heaven
But the government took over the railroads, then there were seven.
Seven little free workers--'till the miners qot in a fix.
Uncle said coal's essential and took over lavinq six.
Six little free workers 'till the day did arrive
The steel mills too were federalized--then there
were five.
Five little free workers--but the farmers are free no more
The farms have been collectivized--that /eaves only/our.
Four little free workers tilI the government did decree
All must have free legal advice--then there were three.
Three little free workers--the number is qettin9 few,
But with government groceries selling food--then there were two.
Two little free workers--our story's almos! done,
With clerks at work in federal stores--that leaves 0¥ one.
One little free worker--the reporter son.oba.qun
Mustn't crit'icize government--so now there are none.
Ten little workers--but they are no longer tree
They work when and where ordered, and at a fixed rate you see,
And it all cou/d have been prevented if they'd only seen fit to agree
And work together instead of saying "it never can happen fo reel"
Yes ... this could happen m you. little mory could come tree uale each o| 1
preserve free enterprise. What can yo do? Write your Congromml ad al._
government out of business,
persons interested in said estate are
required then anq2 there to show cuse
why such claims slcqld n be
allowed.
Dated October 13, A. D.. 1964.
Edward Lorenz
W. L. Eckes
[ACtorney for Administrator
[ First Publication on the 22nd day
I of Ocxber. A. D., 1964.
(Oct. 22-29: N,ov. 5)
]
Vote For
HARVEY B.
KNUDSON
for JUDGE of the
Supreme Court
On No Party Ballot
Thank you for
Your Support and Vote
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ltaih-oads send to you the plea
Of mistreatment and poverty.
Big profits show this cannot be
Vote NO on Measure No. 3
You'vc read our brochures
We can't say more.
Vote YES on Measures 5 & 4
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Employees, Ray Summers, Chr.)
DON. HALCROW SAYSo..
"LET'S CUT OUT the WASTE
IN STATE GOVERNMENT"
I. Let's Save the Taxpayer's Dollar
From top to bottom, beginning with the Governor's office, Don
Halcrow will go through the departments in the state capitol . ..
retaining the essential services that North Dakota citizens must
have.., eliminating the ':frills" they don't need . . . and ving
money for evory taxpayor.
2. Let's Get Rid of "FAT" in the Highway Depart-
ment
Under the present Democrat governor, the North Dakota Highway
Department has become the "home" of every Democrat political
worker seeking a soft job. As a result, the governor has increased
the Highway Department payroll by $1,642,0001 This is a great
way to build a political machine at taxpayers' expense.., but Don
Halcrow believes it's time to return the Highway Department to
the principles of sound business managementl
3. Let's Put Leadership in the Governor's Chair
Much-needed legislation is impossible to achieve unless the governor
cooperates. Don Halcrow, working with a team of Republican state
officers and a Republican legislature, will provide the leadership
and cooperation that the state has lacked for the past four years.
ELECT A FULL-TIME GOVERNOR...
(PolLtieal advertisement sponsored and paid for by G. V. Coun!y Republican
Committee, Roland Pullin, Chairman, Beach)