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new ~ventions,
Mr.¸ and
le civil division
~f the federal attorney's office, be-
!gun suit Wednesday against Doug-
;Ins Fairbanks. Sr.. for $72.186.94
with interest from Jan. 27. 1932.
ibased on the alleged erroneous re-
'fund to the actor of part of his in-
,come taxes for 1927-28-29. A copy
'.of the summons was accepted in be-
:half of Fairbanks. who is in Eng-
::Iand, by a firm of attorneys. The
~tlon was started at the behest of
,Attorney General Homer S. Cum-
:rnlngs after governmental legal ad-
visors decided no refund should
~ave been made.
SERIOUSLY HURT
Dewey Hughes was seriously hurt
:recently when working with a grav-
:el gang, when the handle of a scrap-
"er flew up and struck him violently
:Ln the abdomen. It was thought
at first at the local hospital, where
that peritonitis was
from the severity of the
was averted and he
very well.
A. J. O'Keefe has gone to Bis-
marck to attend the Democratic love
feast and on other business.
Tom Wosepka, it is said. is still at
Bl~marck undergoing eye treatment.
but hopes this will be the last of
that trouble.
Thee. Tobias is poking around
with a kink in his back caused by
lumbago, with which he has been
troubled several weeks.
Last week H. Bury. M. B. Hogo-
boom and Ed. Eide, all of Alpha,
journeyed to Bismarck. where
Messrs. Bury and Eide were treated
for stonmctl trouble. Ed. and Mr.
Hogoboom returned this morning.
but Mr. Bm'y remained over for
further trcatments. Ed says he is
having a deuce of a time getting
that little devil out of his innards.
but thinks the doctors have a good
hold on his tail and next time hope
to get a leg and yank him out.
Thursday No~u
This Last
Week Week
Northern wheat ...... $ .64 $ .65
Winter wheat ......... 63 .63
Durum wheat ......... 59 .59
Flax ................. 1,59 1.60
Rye ................... 39 .42
Barley ............... 30 .32
Oa~s .................. 22 .22
Eggs (in trade~ ...... 18 .18
Butter ................. 15 .15
Cream .......... sour 16e: sweet Igc
SAVE--Buy ~cKe~n's' ~tbatum
oz. jar vapor~zJ3~ bah]~:'~speeia',
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lighthousekee~h~' privileges very
reasonable.--,~. Amelia Odman,
Beach. ~ 39-1p
.aDVANCE ADS GET RESULTS
Penney's
Great Mid-Winter
I
OC
98c .98
$2.35
47c
$10.00
$2.98
$4.75
" and
......... : ................. 59c
$1.98
98c
98c
5c
69c
98c
$1.98
$2.25
J
55c
Feature Values
43c
49c
Z9c
II IIII I Ill ~ III
49c
25c
................................. 69c
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p!e:~.sure o o'I +file orher.
An address was given by E. O.
Gauit during tile intermission, on
the working methods of the M. W.
A.. and was very favorably received
by those present.
Messrs. C. H and L. H. Callender
went re Beach lasl Monday accom-
panied by Arthur Black. who had
received the sad news that his
father had died. Mrs. C. H. Callen-
der slipped on a stone step ar her
uome recently and fell. cutting her
1:'m vt'ry badly.
.T.CC-~ Krcrllers storekeeper at
3urk~y has ordered a carload of
fio~:~ r~J oxu'as for the spring
Mr, and Mrs. O. G. Cripps and
daughter Ruth,,* and Mrs. I. S. Me-
Conkev spent Sunday afternoon vis-
iting with Mrs. W. L. Blue and
Mrs. Val Leer'of Williams,
According to the Advance of
Jan. 26. 1912. "A. F. Irons of Alpha,
who was operated on some time ago
for appendicitis, was compelled to
again go to a surgeon this week. He
seems to be troubled with about the
same pain as before the appendix
was taken out. and it is feared that
there is something wrong with the
first operation."--Maybe it was the
cussedness they missed, A1. Wonder
if they got it all out?
J. R. Boyer was in town today
from his farm southwest of Senti-
nel Butte, Mr. Boyer is one of the
old timers in the Valley and before
Beach grew used to do his trading
in Sentinel Butte but since then has
given all his allegiance to Beach.
Martin Zinsli has recently had!
patented a device for the improve- ]
sent of binder reels." His attach-
ment will enable the operator of
the binder to run the reel close to
the sickle and being no danger of
breaking the reel. Tl~e invention,
Mr. Zinslt says, is very simple and
will cost but little.
Ammuncement is made this week
of the marriage of Miss Pearl Logan
and Mr. Thos. Gilman. both of this
city, which occurred at Glendive on
Mr, Gilman is a1
Christmas
day.
popular and trusted employe of W. I
J. Woods, and his bride, a daughter I
of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Logan, is well ]
and favorably known for her per-1
sonal charms and enjoys a wide
circle of personal friendships. Mr,"
and Mrs. Gilman rather deftly
avoided the usual spectacular dis-
pIays accompanying the perform-
ance of the marriage ceremony, and
succeeded in keeping their friends
in ignorance of their marriage until
this week, when they made the an-
nouncement public.
Lewis Zielsdorf arrived in Black
River Falls, from Beach, N. D. last
Thursday, going by way of 1%0-
chester. Minn., where he visited his
brother l~'ancls at the Mayo hos-
pital. Francis underwent an opera-
tion for gallstones about two weeks
ago. going through the operation
nicely and now is able to walk about
some, Lewis states that the weather
in the Golden Valley has not been
as cold as it has been in Wisconsin,
but still it has been cold enough to
keep buds from sprouting,
P, H. Le.e is putting in a new orn-
amental lamp post with a cluster of
handsome lamps for use at O~e front
of his drug store. This is the t~pe
of street lamps now being so much
used on the business streets of large
cities, and when used along the
street at intervals of seventy-five or
one hundred feet they make a de-
lightful illtmlination.
Fire on Tuesday evening badly
damaged the joists and basement
interior of W. W, Larsen's residence.
The blames are believed to have
started from an exploded lamp or
lantern, used to warm the basement
during the absence of the family
from the home, The chemical en-
gine was successfully used to put
out the fire but not until consider-
able damage had been done, because
firemen were unable to find the ap-
proach ~o the basemen~
/
Large bar of ~r~y's toilet soap,
5c.--Rlce Drug ~, 89-1t
~ed east with the
Mr. a~d Mrs.
from nm;~ Butte were
Sunday supper guests and evening
visitors at the Alfred Ueckert home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smith and
family attended a party at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kennenberg
north of Beach last Saturday eve-
ning.
Mrs. Frank Dykins went to Beach
Monday to consult a doctor about
the infection in her kneecap which
does not seem to be improving much
and must be lanced before it will
heal up.
Charlie Kramer went to Dickinson
!as~ Tuesday morning for further
medical attention
SOMEBODY MUST BUILD
It has been estimated that there
is a shortage of about 350,000 homes 1
population has kept increasing :
but the depression has reduced
home building to a rate below nor-
real--and numerous observers ex-
pect the repair of this shortage to i
afford one of the big fields for in-
dustrial activity as soon as the up-
turn economically definitely reveals
its upward swing.--Buffalo Courier-
Express.
Reducing the gold content of the
dollar fifty percent may cut the
amount of our debts in tow. but it
will do the same thing ~o the money
we earn with which to pay the debts.
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F~ All Fine
L~ndering .-
LARG~'~ACKACF POUND TALL CAN LABOR PACKAQI~
2 21 22c
Chocolates2 Ibs. 29c
Walnut u...,o
Cellophane
,W,~.l,O Pack lb. 49c
Oranges New Crop 2 dOZ. 49C
Grapefruit,SeedlessLarge 3 for 23c
Large, Sweet
Onions Spaniah 5 Ibs. 23C
TTI(
$445
SEM . DE S
Sizes and Widchs 1 15 to
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