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PAGE 8
Beach High Wins
Over'Model Hrgh
Last Saturday evening the local high
• P~hool basketball team bucked bad
Toads and weather to Dickinson where
they trlumph~ over Model I£igh by a
~nerrow 30-29 margin.
Both teams started out fast in the
first quarter with Beach out,coring
l~elr opponents 13-9. ~ne Model high
lt~tm, however, nave the Beach boys
plenty to w~rry a~ou~, in the second
In another loop game in the west
half, Belfield beat Sentinel Butte 14-
18 to give her second place with two
wlns and two losses in conference play.
On January 26 Beach defeated the
Glendive Reserves on the local floor
by an impressive 26-7 score. Niece
led Beach's attack with eight baskets
and a free shot. The whole team dis-
played fine defensive playing.
WEST HALF CONFERENCE
STANDINGS
frame when they pulled ahead to a Beach ............... 4 0 1 000
16-16 lead in the closing seconds of the IR~IfJe]d 2 ~ "~
ImS~ na , [ SenUnel Butte ....... 1 3 .250
In the second half the lead changed]Model High 1 3 250
~ands several timas. ~Model high miss-i ...........
ed a chance to tie up the game withI Beach plays Belfield here Friday
but a few seconds to go when Dieters I night in the last home conference
missed anattempt from the free throw[game of the season.
line and then failed on several triesI ~ . ~ , , L _ "
to make a basket on the rebound. , [ A shower for" Mrs. C'has. Neudeck
This victory strengthened Beach a lwas given at the Walter Neudeck home
lead in the conference considerably. Wednesday afternoon.
THOMPSON'$ .i:OOD MARK[T
We D~ver Phone 55
i i • :jl
Coffee, Brown Betty, 21~: canister 4%
Cream Cereal, : 28.oz. pkg. 15c
Camay .............. 3 bars 16c
.... ,. ..... 6 boxes 21c
Ivory
....... 4 med. b~ 25c
COCOA.
lb. can !2c
Friday and Satu ~ecials
Cheese, Pabst-ett '~ ' .2 for 33c
Pr.nes, ............. )~o. 10 can 3% ~,
i J i i i ~
Peaehes .............. No. D can 4%
i all I I
Oranges, sweet, juicy, med. 2 doz. 31e ,
....... !l
Grapefruit, Texas seedless,.. 6 for ~3e
Cabbage .............. per lb. 21/~e
l Ill I| l III _ -- hill
Be Sure to Watch for our circulars for
Money Saving Food Bargains!
THE GOLDEN CA~J,EY NEWS
Sales Tax Returns }
COWBOY LOU
THURSDAY, FEB. 3, 1938.
Now Being Checked!
Bismarck--Employees of the state tax
department are busy this week check-1
ing sales returns for the last quarter]
of 1937 which were due and payable
not later than January 20.
After that date a penalty of 5 per-
~nt non-payment applies during the
mainder of January, plus an addi-
tional fine of 1 percent for every month
thereafter until paid. I
Department officials estimate salest
tax receipts for last year's final quart-I
.~ll ap~o~te ,~o,~ to ,~0,.I
The total tax collected for the thirdi
quarted in 1937, nearly $827,093, is the
largest quarterly receipts on record forI
either 1936 or 1937. 1
This particular three-month gain I
was attributed to strict enforcement ofI
the state's sales bax taW, rather than a
sudden spurt in bUsiness. Not Jack Dalton, but Lou Gehrig,
Car Victim Wins t,ro.
man slngger of the New ~ork
Yankees, is shown above, as he ap-
$10,000
In Lawsuiti pears iu his first picture, "Raw-
hide." Lou portrays a two-fisted
westerner hot on the trail of a gang
Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 28--A district ~ of cattle thieves. And while his guns
court Jury Frlday awarded $I0,000 dam- [ are cooling off, Gehrig rolls him-
ages aganist Oldtyme Distillers, Inc., self a smoke--one-handed.
to Mrs. Eleanore Bentley of Bismarck,
Mrs. Bentley brought suit for $17,930
for damages suffered with an auto-
mobile driven by the late L. P. Gan-
n~n. Oldtyme representative, with
whom she was riding, crashed Into the
ditch near Dickinson. Crannon died of
injuries.
I'LEASANT VALLEY
..~ E~r, Carl Carlson w, as a business
caller in Dickir~on Monday',
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. ~allock were
supper guests at ~the' O/E. Richmond
home. /_
i Mr. and Mrs. & I~ Davidson, Mr.
• and Mrs. G. E. l~chmond, Mr. and
Mrs Carl Carlson attended Ladles Aid
~t the Mason home in Sentinel Butte
Thursday.
NOq~ICE!
The Golden Valley county Nonparti-
san Executive committee, according
to by-laws of the organization, h~re-
by calls for precinct organization
mc~t~='gs at the polling places of every
p'cci~ct on February 12, 1938, at 2
,:'c;c.ck p m. At these meetings, pre-
cinct chairman and secretary must be
e:ected fi~t and then a delegate to
tt~e coun~_v conwntion, which will be
held ,~t the court house in Beach on
F bruary 22, 1938~ at 2 p. m., must be
' elected.
P. T. A. MEETS
Carlyle---Members of the P~T. A.
met at the schpol house Thur~ay ev-
ening for stud~ group discu~ion. Mr.
McClain led tl~e discussioj~ and was
assisted by MrS. Carol ~dson, Mrs.
Percy Bryson, I~'s. Albel~ Sherva and
Chris Sherva. T~e topic for this meet7
ing, "The Child's Approach 1;o School,"
was well given by the group in charge.
SADDLE BUTTE HOMEMAKERS
The Saddle Butte Homemakers~ub
met at the home of 1~rs. C, Car~n on
January 26th, for a )oint/ m~#[ing of
both men and women.~ A ~ov~ly din_net
was ~rved at noon to !~sixt¢~ members
their husbands and e~ht~visitors. In
the afternopn an interesting lesson
was given by Mrs. Cartaon.
Renew your subscription now and get
in on the big magazine offer!
HOSPITAL NOTES
Mrs. Harzv Brewer was undergoing
treatment two days last week.
'Miss Iris Lake of Sentinel Butte
underwent treatment last week. "
M, Kledroski also received treatments
last week.
Monday morning Mrs. Oeo. BAsing
left for her home at Golva with her
baby boy. [
Z. Vlasoff, chairman Edward Schauer entered the hospital
J. C. Northrop, secretary. Monday for treatment. 1
t~ ._~~,~.~. .,-.~,~V~ .... : .............. ..---~ ~------~ The Beach hospital is pleased to an-I
,~:.~~.~~:~ nounce the arrival of several new pieces l
of equipment, a pressure reducer and
•,,=~,* ,~, , , !:(:~ meter for administration of oxygen in l
Presc,-muons
', pneunloni~ cas,s, an~ =a carbon arc'
A
lamp for ultra-violet radiation.
YtU CA~GT IT AT Man Is Killed
~K~nlled ?s South Of Circlei[
Ch-¢le, Mont.---Sam Gunderson, 61,
~1 an employee of the Inland Construction
Kodaks,
Books
14rups,
company at Brockway, was killed in-
L/ Stationer k
Rexall Birthday Sale
50c Klenzo Tooth Paste ........................................ Now 23t
25c Illasol Hand Lotion ................................... Now 19t
50c Illasol Hand Letien Now 39t
25c Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste ........................ Now 19¢
50c Cara Nome Face Powder and perfume comb ..... Now 25t
50c Rex-Eme Facial Cream ...................................... ,. Now 39~
Pint Rubbing Alcohol ..... :~ ..................................... Now 1~
50c Rexallina Cough Sy~p ...................................... Now 39~
50c Mineral,. Oil .... z~___'~ ............................................. Now
75c Cherrosote C.~tlgh Syrup ................................... Now
$1.00 Puretes~od Liver Oil ................................ Now
$1.00 Agar~¢Compound~ .......................................... Now 79¢
$1.00 E~lsion] Cod Liver Oil .................................... Now 69c
Aspiri~Tablets,f' 3 doz. in box .............................. Now 19e
Aspirin Tablets, 100 in box ....................................... Now 31c
75c Hot Water Bottles ......................... ~?---4 .............. Now
60c Alka Seltzer ....................... . .......... 1/ ..................... Now 49c
50c Forhans Tooth Paste ........................................ Now 36c
30c Forhans Tooth Paste ...................................... Now
35c Bromo Quinine Cold Tables ............................ Now
Medium Size Ovaltine .......................................... Now
35c Vick's Vapo Rub ................................ : .............. Now
75c Vick's Vapo Rub .................................................... Now
50c Iodent Tooth Paste No's I and 2 .....................Now
$1.50 Pinkams Vegetable Compound
25c Dr. West's Tooth Paste ...................................... Now 19c~
25c Tooth Brushes " Now 19~
5 lb. hag Epsom Salts-_ ............................................... Now 39c
1 lb. Pabulum Baby Food ....................................... Now 49~
25c Permegde Razor Blades ...................................... Now 17¢
Just Arrived~VALENTINES AND VALENTINE
BOX CANDY
B,~:y at WOODWARD'S and Save
"Your Rexall Store"
:: • REYNOLDS
I| m s
~)i QUALITY MERCHANDISE FOR LESS!
'I
I ~m 'l I I L III
Sugar, 100 lb
1
stantly in an automobile accident two
miles south of Circle.
= _ _ Apparently he had gone to sleep and
his truck left the highway, knocking
down six posts He had fallen from
I the truck and was run over by a rear.
wheel.
at midnight by Henry Guldberg of
• Bro~kway._
Joseph Hylland and Ernest Sehmit
I were Steele visitors
Bismarck
and
last
weekend, going down Prlday and re-
turning Sunday evening.
I
I SWEET POTATOES
New Jersey's, 41bs. .... 23c Tomatoes, 3 No. 2 cans...25c
~ ' '~_ I IIIIII I I I II II I
A
.~RESH ~E TS FRESH OYSTERS FRESH FISH
ki We Deliver Free Phone Your Orders To 75
-FOR SALE-Four bott0m plow, .14-
ft. double disc drill, 9-ft. Whegt-
land one-way, also an
tractor. Stener El~'e, Beach.
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Oranges, 288 size, per. doz .... ~ 20c
Cabbage, New, solid, per Ib ........5c
I
Apples, Winesaps, 40 lb. box ..... $1.59