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the Beach fast n~g game. The even throughout, Beach enjoying a at the half, with the score at the third quarter, being 27 to 30 1~ vas outstand- eked out a d. and Doug Evans was man for the Bantams. tied at 13-all. ~..~ The local checker club will meet 7 FG FT PF next Monday eveh'lng at its old ten- 0 0 4 dezvous, the Corner barber shop, and 4" 5 4 all fans are ~rged to come. "- 3 0 4 0 1 2 0 0 : 0 2 1 1 4 8 9 21 FG FT PF 0 0~ 0 0 2 0 0 3 4 3 2 3 0 0 7 0 0 7 10 13 Harry wass. ~New , at the Andcew KohIer wtih her sister thero~ Alpha News Mr. and Mrs. S. L. White and son Arthur were Sentinel Butte and Beach shoppers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kennedy and Mrs. H. A. Olsen and Harold visited at the J. C. Northrup home Sunday. Milton Ziebarth returned Monday from Selah, Washington, where he spent the last several months. Herb Flnneman and family visited relatives across the river on New Year's Day. Mrs. Alex LaSota kas been sick with the flU. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Zlebarti~ en tertained at New Year's dinner Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johnson and son, Mr. .and Mrs. Leighton Nunn, Aul Nunn Thomas Gamreth and the R. L. Johnston family. The married folks whist club me! at the Jerry Kouba home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wflkins were Monday evening when their neighbors and fl~iends came in and daughter Mar. ~[arcella Fisher were visit. Saturday evening. It was a great shock to people learn of the death of Mr Fa~hing cot:. ~o: tl~e tereaved,• parents. ] lunch served. Mr. and Mrs~. Tony Schmltz ang~ • ~ ~famlly of Beach and, Mr. and Mra/] ~t~@~-~t~t~4t~t~¢~¢~ ~t~JL0uie Knapp were Sunda dtnn~'~I Golva News . guests at the Pete Schillo Yome. t Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fisher entertained at a six o'clock: dinner Sunday, Mr:. and Mrs. John Tschida. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Funk and son. Mr: and Mrs. Murdock Cameron and son, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kreittnger, Dune and Flora McPhee, Mr. and Mrs. George Randash and Mrs. Henrietta Sheen. Whist was the entertainment of the evening,' with prizes being won by Mrs. Sheen and George Randash. Word has been ,received from Miss Kathleen Cameron who is working at Billings that she is coming home soon Torn Wo~ePka enter- Whist Club las~ tables were John- low. Miss Vera Heath of Beach was vis- iting her friends in Golva last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Gearey and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Weinrets and f~m. ily were New Years dinner guests at the home of Mrs, Welch~ John Tschtd~ went to Minneapolis business lasE ~vee-L Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar Fahistrom and family were New Years dinner at the Theodore Maanttm home. Mr. Hadfield arrived here Wednes. day and employed a few local m~ to help him a few days at the airport. 'Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davidson of Beach and Art Schmitz were New Years dinner guests at the Murdock Cameron home. Miss Lillfan Maanum, who has been working in the Palace Beauty Shoppe in Beach, has returned to her home in Golva, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kreitinger~g~ family were New Years dinner guests at the Tony Krettinger home. Art SchmRz and Florence Cameron were in ellis Wednesday, Florence staying at Tom Connor's while Art took the census of the cattle in th~ ellis vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fishe~ ~nd Years dinner guest~ at the~ John Fisher. Murdock Cameron was helping Tony Kreitinger put up ice a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nistler entertain. ed at New Years dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fasching and family, Mr. to help them celebrate their 25th and Mrs. Fritz Nell. Louts Nistler wedding anniversary. Cards and dan- and daughter Marie, George and cing were enjoyed to n late hem" Marion Wosepka, and Earl Schmitz, when the guests served~ a delicio~ Miss Lorena Hurd returned Fri- lunch after which everyone departed day Stem her Xmas vacation at Shaw. wishing Mr. and Mrs. Wllkins many rout, Montana. _ Mrs) Dav~ Howle and inore haPpy years of wedded life. Among those who attended the ~ were NeW submarginal, land meeting in BIs- Sunset Sentinel • Ernest Feldman went to Beach on Wednesday aEternoon. Jesse Still was a caller at the Win. Ueckert farm Thursday morning. Clyde Poll~y Was on the sick list last week. There is a correction to be made iit last week's news. Glen Coots and wife were not guests at the Wantke home. Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Ueckert were callers at the Clyde Polley home on Friday night. The card party and oyster supper and dance sponsored bY Floyd Wilson at the Zook school Friday night, was well attended. Eight games of whis! were played at ten tables. High prizes were awarded to Ervin Ueck- art and Mrs. Henry Thoemke, and Feldmau received low. Fol- lowing the card games was the de- licious oyster supper, and last but not least was the dance, with music furnished by George Raisler and Donald Wilson. Albert Ramsey and Fred Smith were callers in Beach Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Ueckert ent- at six o'clock dinner Sunday and Mrs. George Hanson and and Mrs. Ed Shermap of Wib. and Mrs. Win. Ueckert and visited relatives at AI. at a fine pha Friday. Harold Zietmrth has been ill W!th Mrs. Paul WoaePka and Mrs. Loule home of Mrs. Aud Most ot roll call and made for a dinner to be 7, in the basement of In ~onnection with the appointed to Show. - entertainments their respective homes have returnea to their duties, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Miller and Harry ttiglin were dinner guests at the Lievens' home on Saturday even- ing. )eoPle's meeting was held base- Plans for a large young people's held ~ tl~e near future. n spent the week end at the ranch, The ,WBA zhonthly business meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Chas. Reed on Wednesday of last Week. filter ~he busieess mee)ting bridge wa~ played resulting in Mrs. Peder~ son winning high score, Mrs. Jordan second high, and Mrs. Lehmann con. solution. A delicious lunch was served. As Math Tescher started hie car to socially 'and leave the church St~day morning, the door, being insecurely fastened, flew Open and the little girl, Johamm, fell out. She received a bad cut on Is her forehead but luckily Dr. LYons was Just behind them and she re- ceived immediate medical care. Mrs. Grimm, who has beez~ lng from ear trouble for the last week, was taken to Dickinson on FrL where an abscess in her ear was returned t'e her home this time Is f1111y recovered. Several. 9eoPle, inelOding the b8~ ket ball team and most Of the faculty attended the mRertalmnent Normal on Tueeday ~ho rabbit hunt banquet and dance ~ team will be attha Saturday. They to Taylor where she ~eaching. ~r. and tertained Mr. and at New Years dinner. vacation. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schmltz home over 1 Mrs! Sheen an~l Bublttz and Win. tended the annual meeting of the St. PauFs congregation at the church parlors Monday: Miss Lucille Kukowski left Monday morning for Fargo where she will at. tend college. Johnny Ortner is employed a~ the Ch,de Polley home during Mr. Pol- ley's illness. Robert Wantke, after spending the holidays at the home of his parents, returned to Rtchey, Mont. Sunday tc resume his school studies. This is his high school senior year. THE TALK OF THE TOWN ... a New. Two Psrt Residential Rate which, means a s~bstantial reduction in the e0tt of electric service to practically aH of our Residential CmComer~. •.. thilnewrlto ethers ladnp from 15% a price ~o nmeuSry to deprive eeavesdeneee of eom- , ~ LIBKRALLY S. B. INDEPENDENTSDE- FEAT BEACH [I{I Beach Quint Plays On Even Terms First Half ~' Monday night tl~e local De~Io~ay basketball team went to Sentinel services of William Knezevleh, Butte and there lost to the Powerful has been ill, and with him back Sentinel Butte independen~ squad by their line-up later on, they a score of 33 to 20. The game was prove a potent factor in fought on even terms throughout the eirele~ this season. first half, this period closing with a count of 13 all, but the Sentinels managed to pull away and maintain a lead in the final half. Victor Thompson was the ace man in the De~[olay attack, registering three field goals and two free throws for a total of eight points before he was forced from the game with four )ersonal fouls. Bob Russell also per formed well for the Beach team. Alex McLain was high Point for the Sentinel Butte quint, tllv~e: field goals and three throws for nine points. The bribers and Tony Miller also formed well. The DeMolays played Without SUBSCRIBE FOR THE REVIEW Thompson's Store • WE DELIVER PHONE ~6 in FIG 81 $, 2LBS. 25¢ OYSTER CRACKERS, LB, 19c .BROWN SUGAR, 4 LBS, 25c m lilt CORN FLAKES oo.o LGE, PKG 10, ! Tear , SODA OR 13EST CRACKERS, o. o, LB, BOX 29c 25c PRUNE JUICE, QUART JAR i tit L BROOMS, 5 TIE, EACH 59,: APPLES STAYMAN BOX | WINESAP8 LETTUCE, LARGE CRISP HEAD lOc lit CELERY LARBE BUNCH 15c ! II[ [ i , DOZ, 59c Implement BARGA We have again obtained tractors and other farm tlzt~e, monte which we are reconditioning for sale. Our policy 'in respect to the recondRiontng of these machines is that they must be 100 percent overhauled. In fact,-we feel-that they are in such good condition that we have and will continde to ~lve the same guaranty on these rebuilt machines that a ma~ufg~ turcr gives on a new machine. And our aomethin~ because.we are "on the spot." In analysing values, most farmers look-~ond the lnRlal cost of their investment. They know tl~at th~ alone in the purchase price but in the expense of and this becomes a deciding factor in their ~I~L~ of ntachine. Realizing the 'importance Of this trntlt,, we are. f~ to continue to handle the McCormick DoerIfig Hue and go eon-~ tir.u~ to sell rebuilt machines which we can guarantee 100 lmr-~/. e ~.t to farmers at a price which will be fair and ~e consider!ng the ~aet that the rebuilt maohines are pracUcally as guod as new machines. In many i~tlg~ces, o~r ~)eo~d~ machines and tractors will sell I[OV about ~q,~ktl~ tl~ ~ a new machine, MARTIN IMPLEMENT SENTINEL BUTTE, N. DAK. i , " ~ j ii!! i iiii~¸!