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Beach HiP CaDets Win Over.
i G!endive Here Saturday Night
Glendive Ships PoorRe-IS. B. Hi Loses,
serve Team Down ' Town Team g'ins
: Here Then '
BASKETBALL GAME TONITE
Attention of basketball fans fs
called to the game at S~nt!nei Butte
tonight between the Beach Be'stems
and the Sentinel Butte Independents.
This w~|i be the first regular el/tab
of t~ese two teams this season and
the outcome will be awaited withI
keen interest by fans of both towns. [
See the game if you posslbly can as
a close battle is assured,
I
1 Last Friday night the Sentinel .IIII
.,rday local , sketbal, fans Butte independents and also the Golva Hi Trims
went to the high school gym here ox-[ school team journeyed to Belflehl
petting to seer good fast basketballt for a doub]ehe~ler basketball sea Ollie 23 To 20
game between tbe Beach high teamI slon, with the result that the lade-
and the Dawson county ~hlgh regulars pendents won a close game by a scorc Last week Golva defeated OUie hish
of Glendive, but unfortunately wc~'e of 31 to 26, but the Sentinel high
boys lost, 34 to 12. Belfield high at basketball by a score of 23 to 20.
rather sadly disappointed. For some This coming Friday, Jan. 18, Wlbaux
unk~lown reason, the Glendive regu] showed plenty of power, and from all] high is scheduled to Play a double.
indications will give the Beach team l header at Golva, both boys and girlsI
arShad failedplayedtOat shOWMaqdsnnP, theth°Ughnighttheyl abe real rub when they play here to-] being on the card at that time. Gob]
tore, losing there by a lopsided score[ morrow (Friday) night, ira l,reviou~ly defeated Wibeux So aI
[n~tead of the regular Glendive first game for blood is in prospect. A~-]
string, another batch of lads cameI ~e'~e*~'~**~e~$*~'~*~e*~'x'e@~L ter the games, t,hore will be a 'big[
down. ,ardly worthy even belo Sunset Sentinelbenefit dance with proceeds to go[
toward defraying expenses of the Oo1.[
classed as "reserves" in any school[
and Beach, though badly off form,I ~.~t~@~,e.ee@~,~ee@~-x--x-~@ee va team this year. They have some[
experienced no trouble whatsoever h The many friends in this neighbor, bright new suits that it is hoped the
winning by a score o£ ;~2 to 17. el[hood of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ken, dance will net enough to pay tar.
some such score, none of the spee ,enberg, whose wedding was last
taters tot players either} paying anyi week announced in the Review. w[-sIi
attention or aparontly haviug any them a long and happy wedded lifo.
interest in the respective count~ of
each team.
Just before the Christmas holidays
iucdontally, the Beach team played a~
Qlendivo and gave fine regular team
Shore a very close game, losing 19-15
Mr. and Mrs. Konnenberg intend to
make their home on a farm north of
, Beach. this coming spring.
, Frank Dykins and Charlie Smith
shipped a few head of cattle from
Sentinel Butte last Wednesday with
and perhaps this fact may have hadi the government.
a little bearing on the non-appearanc~ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ueckert enter
ef the Montana eagers, Glendive ev! rained af a dinner party last Wed
[dentl~, did not want to take a chane,, nesday evening Mr. and Mrs. George
of losing t.otheBead~ouln[, whtchha~ lfa~son and Mr. and Mr~ Ed. Sher
not been rated as particularly strong m~qn from Wibaux.
this season. However, after such a
close game at Olendlve, with Beach
putting forth their best at that time
it seems only fair to local fans that
Glen{live might have sent a better
te~m 4own here last Saturday night
than they did.
Beach presented a revamped line.
up, with Ernie Schmidt at center and
Monk Gilman playing at guard. For]
wards who saw action were Ralph!
and Ray Jones, and Hanevold, whilel
Albert :, Gilman and Belmont alter-
na~ed at one guard position. The
newnem~• of the various positions to
the play~rs may have been a facto~
in the, ~howix~ the local boys made.
An ["t~ere~ting preliminary game,I
howeCbr, 'llall~d allay the fans feel.
tags. ~ tlll~ game the high school
reNrv~ d~eated a physical educa-
tion cla~s team in a game that was
amusing and interesting, and provided
many laughs,
Tomorrow (Friday) night Beach hi~
writ play ,tho powerful Belfleld team
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Treater en
tcrtalned a few friends last ~un(x~'I
in honor of their daughter Mildred
who was (.clebratiug her birthday on
that day.
Mrs ('t~arlie Smith was ~t Beach
~h.pp~r on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Trester. Mr.
BANTAMS ANNOUNCE
SEASON SCHEDULE
The Beach Bantams have almost
co~,pleted booking their schedule for
this season, and have a fine liae-up
of games coming up. According to
Dotlg Evans. secreutry, the following
are scheduled from now on:
Tonight (Thursday) Sentinel Butte
there.
Jan. 21--CCC at Modern
Jan. 29--Baker there
l.'eb, 7--Baker here
Feb. 11--Normal Reserves hero
Feb. D--Sentinel Butte~here
PoE 21--¢lendive tfhere
Feb. 26~Glendive here
Some of these dates are teatati¢~,
however, we understand, awaRing
and Mrs. Charlie Smith and son lianA confirmation. A few other games
Charles and George, Mr. and Mrs. l~umy also be booked, according to
Win. Ueckert and family, Mr. and Present plans. A game with Sis
Mrs. Fred Stacker~ and Mr, and Chicken Pickers, a fast professional
Mrs. Ralph Stacker all attended the' team. fell through this week.
dancing party in Sentinel Butte oni
Thursday evening sponsored by the
losing rabbit hunters.
] Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Polly motored
to Beach Friday afternoon during
which time Clyde called at the dec
tor's office. Mr. Polly has been o~
the sick list the Past two weeks but
is now on tl~e road to recovery.
~!tlI
Carlyle News
Mrs, Wallace Pratt returned honze
from the Baker hospital feeIing~mfi¢~h
better after a pneumonia attacl~':~
Everett Stuart had the m~ortun(
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Wischow andI to mangle a finger so badly it :@as
family were supper and Sunday eVen.[necessary to amputate it. He War
ing guests at the home of Mr. and'
i taken to Baker hospital last Sunday.
Mrs.
Win.
Ueckert.
Peder Haa~tse and son Law, rents
-here ~ld a g~Nl ~me is looked for. i Albert Ramsey has been sick abed were Wlbaux callers Tuesday where
Pa~ ~e urgM tO come out and sup-t wttl~ the flu the past three weeks but
po~t the ~ho~ter team. ]has now fully recovered. Lawrence consulted a doctor about
,', ~ ~ ~ | Mrs. Alfred Ueckert went to Beach his eyes. He has pinkeye.
• ' [ last Monday and had some dental[ Mrs. W. Swanbro and daughte~
.~IIP.MARgIIA/ [work done. She also called on Mrs. [ Ka~ryn entertained at bridge Friday
WUIM ||;n||v.,nb [Henry Wojohn and the new baby. ]afternoon. Twelve ladies were pres.
Continued from Page 1) " Fred Smith and Albert Ramseylluffchent" TheandhosteSSprizes wentServedt0 aMrs.lovelYc.
w the divisions t e ac ~ere business callers ]n Beach lastl
embraces t o o r ' " , h " " ~ " ~Lund ,.high, and Mrs. L. Mollne, low
qulrlng of mcwe land to be gB'en to Monday. } Louis Larson is traveling around
the Indians. and the recreational pro- j taking farm census•
jects under the National Park set- DULL HEADACHES GONE;
vice which includes the park proJeCt~ SIMPLE REMEDY DOES ITi Art Hansen. Leonard Sanderson
Roland Johnson and l~rwin and Ed.
Headaches caused by constipation
are gone after one dose of Adlerika.
This cleans poisons out of BOTH up
per and lower boS,,els. Ends bad sleep
nervousness. Butte Drug & Jewelry
Co.
n
at Modern and Watford City, N. Dak,
,IIIF
The Catholic Ladies guild are plan.
ning another card party to be given
on the evening of January ~4th in
the hall of the church.
Thompson's Store
WE DELIVER PHONE
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PURE PRESERVES, 5 LB, PAIL 79¢
LOG CABIN SYRUP, TABLE SIZE 25c
P & G SOAP, 6 iLARGE BARS 25c
SOAP CHIPS, 5 LB, 60X 31c
S PICEO HERRING, 8 LB, JAR ' $1,,19
AGKERS, 2- 2 LB, SOLES 35c
ORANGES, MEDIUM, 2 DOZ, 45c
GRAPE FRUIT, 4 FOR 25c
BANANAS, 3 LBS, 25c
ARK. BLACKS
APPLES WRAPPED w,..-- BOX $1,69
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TTUOE, CELERY, SWEET S DS, ORAIIBERRIE$
i or Mher bargains.
round Wiley left by car Thursday ev.
cuing for Sidney on business. Theyt
spent the night at the E~ l~vr~]
home returning Friday. [
(,leo Bergett was taken m theI
Baker hospital Friday night sufferingI
from ulcers. He was able to return!
home on Saturday but is still under
the doctor's care.
Little Dorothy Hammond celebrat-
ed her birthday Saturday evening by
inviting a few of her friends in for
a delicious chicken dinner. The girls
report a fine time.
Mrs. James O'Connor will teach
the Olson school, Miss Funk having
resigned to take up school ~'ork at
Missoula.
Mrs. James O'Connor took her son
Dickie to Baker Monday to consult
a doctor about the boy's health.
A. E. S~heffer left Friday with
a carload of horses for points hz In.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Fisk were
dinner guests at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. M. Hartse ThursdaY.
Mrs. R. Lutts was taken to the
Baker hospital Thursday.
Mrs, Gus Mollne Is visiting her
daughter in Baker this week.
Mr. and Mrs, M. Hartse called at
the C. R. Stewart ~ome ThursdayI
I
evening, ]
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hartse and tam]
ily were dinner guests at the L. R.
Moline home Sunday evening.
Helmer Ltndstrom went to Wibaux
Sunday to take ~are of his famiky
they beinff'all sick in bed with the flu
Doctor Keller was called to th~
homes of Calvin Lurid0 Bud Knuts0n
:and H~ ~a~c~, last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrd.' M. ttartdd and
daughter wer~ Visiting at ":~]~'eI John
Mitre, Margaret Jacol~en Is now
employc2 a t t~ W. Swanbio home;
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BANTAMS LOSE TO
ggG S IN OVERTIME
• THRILLER TUESDAY
Regular Game Ends With
Score Tied At
28 Apiece
On Tuesday night the CCC basket-
ball from Medora came to Beach and
sprang a surprise by defeating the]
local Bantam quint by one point, 301
to 29, in an exciting game that re-i
quh'ed one overtime period to .decide
it. The game was nip and tuck
throughout, with neither side hold-
ing any advantage after the first fewi
minutes ef play. At the start of
the game the Bantams pilad up a
small lead, and were ahead 10-2 for
a short time. but the CCC boys nar-
rowed the gap and played the rest
of the first half en even terms, that
DeMolay Quint
Breaks Even
• Y'
During the past week the local
DoMolay ~asketball team broke even
losing last Thursday at Baker to the
strong Independent team there by
a score of 66 to 24, and winning at
Modern Monday night from the CCC
team there 22 to 8. Little is known
of the Baker game, but thegame at
Medora was very close through the
first half. that period closing 7--6 in
favor of the Beach quint. In the second
half the DeMolay boys got their stride
however, and with Roy oech leading
the attact, pulled away to a good
lead while holding the camp boys
to only two points, We understand
the DeMolays are booked for a re-
turn game with Baker her(, next
Tuesday e~ ening.
l!iI.
Garner News
6EAGH HIGH PLAYS
8ELFIELD HERE TO-
MORROW, JAN,
Will
Be First
Game For Local
Hi Boys
The Beach high school basketl~
team will play its first North M
souri Slope conference game of t
season this coming Friday when
clashes with the Belfield quint. Ti
will be the second conference ga~
,for Belfield, that team having ¢
teated Sentinel Butte high Frid
night at Belfleld.
The North Missouri SloPe conS
once, of which Beach is a memb~
is made uP of the following tow~
Beach, Sentinel Butte, Belfleld, Di~
insert Central, Dickinson Normal l
Taylor, Richardton, Hebron, GI
with the scort 16.14] Mr, and Mrs. Henry Wassmann
period
closing
in favor of the Bantams. and family were dinner guests at the
The second half was very close al~ Fred Wassmann home Sunday.
the way, with neither team more Mrs l~red Wassmann was a caller
than three points ahead at any time. at the Joe Dietz home Thursday.
The Bantams were leading 28-27 and, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Allstot and
Just as the final whistle sounded, a l girls were afternoon visitors at the
CCC man was fouled. He was award-
ed two free throws, one of which
he made good to tie the score. In
the overtime period, Douglas Evans
was awarded a free throw and made
it good to PUt the Beach boys in the
lead, but with fifteen seconds left.
o~ of the CCC boys, Greer, took a
long shot from past the center of
the court, and it swished through to
pul them one point ahead, the whistle
blowing ahnost immediately after"
ward.
Next Tuesday the Bantams go to
Modern for a return ga~o and a rod
hot battle is tn prospect at that time. I
Golva News
The card party last Tuesday night
was very well attended. There was
eleven tables playing seven games:
of whist after which a delicious lunch
served. After lunch they danced[
was
until midnight, The ladies first and
second prizes were won by Ros¢
Haigh of Beach. and Mrs. Madison
of Oolva. The men's first and second
prizes were won by ~'ilma Kremer
and Mr. Thompson. qPhere will be a:~
other card party next; Tuesday.
The funeral for the Fritz Nell baby
was held Wednesday at the Golva
ehurctL She was laid ~o rest beside
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Nell.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Oswin S~hmitz has been sick the
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schw~le, Mrs.
Frank Davidson, Florence Cameron
Mrs. Jas. Odenbaugh and daughter
Either, and Rose Haigh came down
from Beach to attend the card party
Wednesday night.
Bud ZIaigh has been puting up ice
the past week. Mr. Falstead was haul-
ing it for him.
Mrs. Christ Johnson and daughter
Rose. and Mrs Louis Fashing wei"e
afternoon visitors of Mrs. Cameron
Wednesday.
Mrs. Dorothy Fitzams arrived Tues.
from St. Cloud. to attend the f~neral
of her neice. Margaret Ann Nell. She
expects to visit a few days wibh re.
latives before returning to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Covert entertain-
ed to a six o'clock dinner Friday nits,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sehouboe and
daughter Delores, and Mrs. Claude
Schouboe from OUle. ~kfter dinner they
Mat Krause home Thursday.
Many attended the funeral of
Margaret Ann Nell V;edhesday in
GeLs.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Babcock and
fa.mily and Fred XVassmann were
Beach visitors Saturday.
The Joe Dietz baby was taken to
the hospital in Beach again Thursday
Joe Lemire was a visitor at the
tt 1,. Babcock home Saturday.
Mr. t)nd Mrs. Harry Wassman~
and Leslie Wassmann were callers
at the Adolph Johnson and Joe Dietz
homes Wednesday.
Lloyd Wassmann attended the ban
quet and dance in Sentinel Butte on
Thursday night. [
Earl Allstot and Walter Wassmann
called at the F. F. Schmeling home
on Saturday.
may and Alice Johnson were visltors
a~ Mrs Thompson's Sunday night and
playing bridge was the evening's en
tertainment.
('. G. Johnson made a business
trip to Dickinson last week. While
there he was appointed agent for the
Production Credit Ass'n and will have
charge of livestock loans in this area.
Mrs. Ruth Sehlllo entertained a~
bridge Thursday afternoon the tel
lowing: Mesdames Tschida. Funk
Ed Fisher. Tony Kreltinger. Cameron
Madison. To~as. Kremers, J. Schillo
Sheen, and Miss Flora McPhee. Mrs.
Bill Kremers received high prize anu
Mrs. Funk low. At five o'clock Mrs.
Schillo served a delicious lunch.
Mrs. Christ Johnson, Mrs. Bert
Covert and Mrs. Ed Fisher were vt$-[
itors of Mrs. Shoen's ThurSday nitej
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fisher's baby hasI
been on the sick list the past week,n
Mrs. Claude Schouboe of ellis has J
been visiting at the Frank SchouboeI
home the past week. Saturday she[
went down to Alpha To visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Gloyd Bury.
Mr. Covert received a letter from
Otto Hanson and family Monday. Mr.
Hanson stated that ii snowed during
their entire trip, and it has rained in
California ev'er since they have been
there. They are making their home
at Long Beach at present.
Roy NoU was visiting at the home
of his brother Fritz, while their sis-
ter Marie was he~.
Unen, and New Salem. In basketb~
the co~nference is divided into a we
ern division and an eastern divisi{
The eastern division is made up
the following towns: Beach, Senti
Butte, Belfield, Dickinson Cent~
Dickinson Normal High, TayI~
Richardton, Hebron, Glen Ullen,
New Salem. In basketball the o~
terence is divi'ded into a western d~
ision and an eastern 4ivision.~
eastern division is made up of
Salem, Glen Ullen, Hebron,
and Richardton, and th western
ision of the two Dickinson
Belfield, Sentinel Butte, and
The standings of the teams of
division are kept separate during
season and at the end of the
the two team from each division
have won the largest
their conference games compete
co;d(~rc-,~.ee tournament to
the conference champion. The
i.,,r~nco tournament this year will
i~eld at the D~ckinson Normal
Februrary 22.
The game Friday night will be
ceded by a red hot preliminary
tween two teams of local 8th
The preliminary game will start
7:30 P. M. sharp.
The Belfield--Beach game
to be a real struggle with
out to keep their conference
clean and Beach equally
anex their first conference
Itq|WS
-]l~,~iat deep-cu~ exoursion
rates to prL~cip~l c'tfi~ M the
East. On sale every day wRh
rehnm good until June ld,
Newest-type bu~s, ~fe, warm
and comforiabte.
Sample one way fares
Fargo, N. D. to:
NEW YORK .....
PITTSBURGH .... 14.75
D~TROIT . . ,,, . 10.2@
SEATTL~ ...... 25.75
MIA511 ........ 2S.~
Hundreds at other reductlona Round
"r/ps save an additional" tO~. Far com-
plete informatio:~. ~ local a~e~t.
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PIERZINA OIL STATI~
,ONE
played cards until midnight, when BARGAINS
Mrs. Covert served a delicious lunch
Mrs. ~. G. Funk ~tnd Mrs Bull
Halgh were afternoon callers at the
Oawin Schmitz homo Friday.
Miss Kathleen Cameron returned
front Billings Saturday night where Come in see your dealer. We have
she ,has been visiting since Jan. 1.
¢*
Miss Marie Nell arri~d Tuesday some nn¢ Deals on
night bY train f, rom Chi~go to attend all diti ned
the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz U dT
Nolrs baby. She left Satur~.V morn, se ractors, recon o
iugtoresumeherwor~iat~hicago.Al S dH dF T Is
John and George Johnson are doin~ SO econ an arm on :
a little repair work on Joe Fisher's
co,,ar. Ti,ey are enlarging it. Wheatland Disc Plows, Tandem Disc,
Miss Elizabeth Strohmeyor worked
Tea, rei nger's last week. Drills, All in first class shape.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Nell, Mrs.
Dora Fitzam, Louis Nlstler and
daughter blade and l,~arl SchmitzAll used tractors with a garant##.
we,'c Sunday dinner guests at tlxo
Will take in horses and cattle on trade
~,Vendal Nistler home. ]
H. G. FunL~ anu TOny Barthel put
~p ice for Mr. Thompson last week
The two children o~ ~r. ann Mrs.
Real PRICES on new implements.
Ed Ni'stler are on the sick list. Mrs.
LoulsFas~dnghheipingmu'setaemMiss Ferguson was a visitor of Golden
Valley Harvesler Co.
Mrs. Thompson Sunday afternoon. ] i
Herman Funk of Beach was a Gel-i
va visitor Sunday and Monday. 1
Mrs. Madison and daughter Anna.
Ge