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OUT SALE
OF SPECKEEN'S
ENTIRE STOCK
I I I I
.NOW
GOING
ON
PRICES SMASHED!
:ALL WHOLESALE COST FORGOTTEN!
HIGH SCHOOL CAGERS ADD J °
Tuesday night the DeMolay quint
TWO MORE WINS TO LISTI
count of 58 to 35, in a free scoring
game. Tomorrow night they play ,the
Medora CCC here and a good game
m
Se.tiuel Butte and Dickinson Model Hi Beaten;
iPlay Belfield and Dickinson Central Next
lilt ~lll
Saturday night the local high teamI In a close, hard-fought game at
won over the Model high quint of[ Sentinel Butte last Friday night, the
~n in the local gym, for their[ Beach high school basketball team
m~0n& victory of the week. The[added another victory to its string,
score was Z$ to 18. The Beach boys[by defeating the Sentinel Butte high
]flaYed a' bit slower than they have
la some of their previous games 1)ut
were ahead and out of danger prac-
tically tall during the game.
Yhfa coming Friday they go to
Belfleld for a return game there and
a o|o~e battle is anticipated. Beach
and Beifleld are rated as the two
a~troagest conference teams in this
lmrt ot the state, and Beach barely
won over Belfleld by two points here
two weeks ago. Then on this coming
Saturday night Beach is scheduled
to play here against the strong Dick-
lnson Central team. anl another good
game is in sight.
On the following Friday, Feb. 22,
the anltual conference tournament will
be held at Dickinson, in which the
two high teams from the western
half of the conference play a one-day
tournament with the two high teams
from the eastern end, Beach ie a~-
ready aisured of being one of these
:~ama from the western half, with
~flel~ almost a ce~ataty for the
school aggregation 29.19. The game
was exceptionally close the first half,
the difference rarely being more
than two or three points, and the
Sentinels held the lead at half-time.
Soon after the start of the secon~
half, Beach managed to get into the
lead and held it for the remainder
of the game.
Kefth Guse, Sentinel forward, was
high point man of the contest, drop-
ping in five field goals and two free
throws for 12 points. Reinholz. cent-
er and key man in Sentinel Butte's
"m~n-in~the-hole" offensive, showed
up to good advantage in that peal.
tlon. Although lie was not having
any luck in making his own attempts
at the basket good, he still controb
other team.
till.
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Alpha News
Arthur White was in Medora on
business Wednesday.
LdlllJm Irons spent the week end
vt~ting friends In Beach.
Mrl. Jens Oronning returned home
from Beach Wednesday with her son
Ronald. He ie much improved.
Mrs. ,Lewis Drewniak was taken to
the Dickinson hospital Friday where
she Was to have au operation Monday
Donald Nunn was a dinner guest
at the Tungsvik home Sunday.
Adeline Schouboe is visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Gloyd Bury.
Mr, and Mrs, Leighton Nunn spent
Sunday at the Otto Johnson home.
Victor Renstrom entertained the
maYried folks whist club at his home
~Saturday evening. The usual good
~me was had.
The Kouba young folks entertained
a group of friends at dinner Sunday
evening•
Bob Furhman returned from Dick-
inson last week where he underwent
an appendicitis operation. He is tack
at his work again.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schoube en-
tertained the Jolly Whist club Sat-
urda~ night, They played whist until
11:30. after which a very delicious
lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs.
John Scheafer were the extra couple
lnvlte~. Prizes were won by Mrs.
John Scheafer, high, Mrs. Alfred
Scheafer, low, George Hammond,
high, and John Scheafer, low.
Mrs. H. G. Funk left on Monday
~mrning for Bismarck, to be w~th
Mr. Funk's mother who Is in the
hospital there with a broken leg.
I Mr. and Mrs. Guy Curl and fam-
ily, Mr, Fraser, Mrs. Covert, Miss
[Ferguson, and Rose Johnson attend-
ed the show in Beach Wednesday
I night.
i H. G. Funk took care of his
led pretty much the Sentinel offens• brother's beer parlor in Beach a few
lye play, time and again passing days last week while his brother was
out to Ouse and his other teammates with the;r mother.
Who were in position to shoot. Rid. The card party and dance last
enhauer played a nice defensive game Tuesday night w, as well attended.
and in addition accounted for fourI The prizes were won by Mrs• Fun~.
points, first: Mrs. Ed Fisher. second; Ray-
The Beach team displayed a smooth
working offensive and showed nice
teamwork. Every member of the reg-
ular lineup contributed at least one
field goal. Jones was high point man
for the locals with 10 points and Han-
evold was next with seven,
Between halves of the game mem-
bers of the Sentinel Butte hi, gh school
tap danc:ng class, coached by Miss
Johnson, put on two novel and enter.
taining numbers which were greatly
enjoyed by the audience. The girls
displayd a talent for dancing which
is rarely seen outside of professional
performances. The high school hand
also played several n~tm])ers.
Illl
TWO GOOD GAMES
Sunday afternoon the Sentinel Butte
independents will play the Dickinson
Nehi team at Sentinel Butte• and on
next Thursday evening, Feb. 21. they
play Glendive at Sentinel Butte.
Nil
Frank Haigh who has been East
on business for some time returned
home Saturday afternoon.
GEM THEATRE
WIBAUX, MONTANA
Sat.-Sun., Fe5. 16-17
Joe Penner and his duck, Lanny Ross, Jack
,,Oakie, Helen Mack, Lydia Roberti,
.... ,,~, Mary Brian, and George Barbier
in
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IPOPIEYE IN "'fl DRERM WRLKING'" NEWS
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mend Suffer, first; and John Tschida,
second.
There will be a Valentine dance In
Madison's hall Feb. 14 (tonight}
with confetti, ,haUo~ns, and every-
thing tha~ goes with It. Good mus'c.
Boys, all ]~e there and bring your
valentine along. A good time is
promised to all.
Mr. a~d Mrs. Christ Johnson had
as company Sunday night, Mr..and
Mrs• Murdock Cameron find family,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Davidson, and
Art Schmitz. Whist was the even~n~
entertainment.
Mrs, Mattie ApPleton, Mrsl W.
W. Page's sister, passed away Mow
t day after being sick in bed for the
I last three years. Mrs. Page has the
l sympathy of the whole community.
l FTank Haigh returned from Wis-
consin Saturday night where he has
been for about two months. He stay-
ed at the Dune McPhee home Satur-
day night and went out to his farm
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Becker of Glendive
and Mr. and Mrs. Thompson 0~ Gel-
va were visitors at the Hubert Fib.
neman home Sunday night.
Pete Schmitz was surprised DO
Monday night when ~ few of his
friends dropped in to help him cel-
ebrate his 61st birthday. They play-
ed cards and visited until midnight
when Mrs. Schmitz served a very
delicious lunch. Those who were
present were Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Schmitz, Mr. and Mrs. Strohmeyer,
Mr. and Mrs• Thompson. Mrs, Flo-
rence Sehmitz and f~tmlly, John
Tschida, Mrs. Madison, Mrs. Cath-
erine l~renz, Florence Schulte, and
Father Lack. They all departed,
wishing hlm many more happy birth-
days.
The boxing match was very well
attended F'riday night. The results
were:
Jimmy Kreitinger vs Sites
Draw
I-iarold Sites vs Hugo Kreltioger
Draw
Ralph Jacobs vs Norbert SehuRe
Draw
Bob Clarin vs Ed Sites
Bob Cla¢in. Winner
Bob Tull vs Joe Strohmeyer
Joe Strohmeyer, winner
The dance Friday night given by
the basketball teams was very well
attended and e~eryone had e good
time.
DRINK WATER WITH MEALS;
GOOD FO!R ~TOMACH
Water with meals helps stomach
Juices, aids digestion. If bloated with
gas add a spoonful of Adlertka. One
done cleans out poisons and wuhes
BO~H upper and l~wer ~wel~.
Butte Dru~ and Jewelry Co.
7:~ and 9:~ P. M.
IBANTAMS DEFEAT
BELFIELD 46 TO15;
LOSE TO DICKINSON
--ll--
Play Outlaws Here Tomor-
row Night; DeMolays
Meet C C C's
~n addison to the Baker game
here last Thursday, the Beach Bant-
ams won one game and lost one
last week, trimming Belfleld at Bel-
field Friday night 46 to 15 In a lop-
sided contest, and losing here Mon-
day night to the powerful Dickinson
Normal Reserves by two points, 27
to 35. This coming Friday they
play the Sentinel Butte Outlaws in
the first game of a doubleheader In
th~ local gym. The l~eMolays play
the Medora CCC in the second game.
Next Tuesday the Bantams will play
the Sentinel Butte Independents here
and on next Thursday, Feb. 21. they
play Giendive at Glendive. Glendive
returns here to play Feb. 26. This
with the return game here either
Feb, 28 or March 1, completes the
Bantam schedule for the year.
The game last Friday, played on
Belfleld's extremely small foot. was
a bit rough, and during the first
hal~ was played on even terms, the
period ending at ll-all. The Bantams
took complete charge of the game |o
the *second half. however, and scored
almost at will. Every member of the
team who played accounted for at
least six points or more. Ire Thomp-
son le~t the scoring with fifteen
points. Reddy and Doering were
outstanding for Belfleld.
The game Monday night here was
much more interesting, with the Nor-
mal team presenting a slow unhur-
ried attack which the Bantams man-
aged to hold in check most of the
time. The score was close all the
way through the contest, it being 4.
all the first quarter. 14-10 in favor
of the Normal boys at the half, 18-16
in their favor at the end of the
third quarter and 27-25 at the end of
the game.
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Carlyle News
Mrs. L. Moline attended a pa~rty
.at the A1 Hoverson home at Ollie
Tuesday night. She reported a very
enjoyable evening.
Mrs. Emerson of the F. E. R. A,
was ~: Carlyle visitor Monday•
Miss Margaret Jacobsen is back to
the Swanbro home after spending a
week at home. we are glad to hear
Mrs. Jacobsen and sons are very
much improve& after their seige of
pneumonia and flu.
The U. B. Ladies Aid Birthday
club met at Mrs. C. Lund's home
Tuesday afternoon. Games a n d
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SPECIAL!
stunts were enjoye~ and later a love-
ly birthday caXe anti coffee were
served.
Jesse Still of Beach was in Car-
lyle Tuesday fixing radios.
W. Swanbro and Ed Pederson
were business visitors in Wibaux on
Monday n~ght.
The Farmers Elevator has taken
over the handling of the FERA hay
and men were busy hauling hay on
Tuesday.
Mrs. C. Lund entertained the U.
B. aid at her home Thursday af-
ternoon. Rev. and Mrs. Lobb were
present. After the usual business
meeting, a lovely lunch was served.
Mrs. N. Hazelwood and D. Collins
were Carlyle ~isitors Tuesday.
Carlyle again defeated ellis in the
whist tournament held at the Hartse
Beer Parlor Thursday evening.
Among those attending the Carnl-
vai dance at Wll~aux wednesday nits
were: Mr. and Mrs. L. Sanderson,
Elsie Jacobsen. Jack Jaekman, Clara
H~tse. George Griffith and many
others from the west country.
Frances Novak called on Mrs. T.
Quale last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. C. Stewart entertained at
a whist party Wednesday evening.
Three tables were in play, at the
close of which a delicious lunch was
served. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. M. Hartse: Mr. and Mrs•
E. Minor, and Mr. and Mrs. C.
Bergett.
W. W. Wood, Sup't of the Oc-
cident Elevator, was a business vle~
itor at Carlyle Friday.
Little Maxlne Hartse celebrateD
her eighth birthday by e~tertaining
a few friends after school. A lovely
lunch was served which the children
enjoyed. All left ~vis~lng Maxlne
many more happy birthdays.
The dance at the Nelson school.
house Saturday night was largely
attended.
Mrs. D. Cooper left for Watertown,
S. Dak,, the first of the week to
be with her mother as she is very
ill.
Mrs. L, Hartse Is on the sick list
With a~ attack of the flu.
Clara Hartae spent the weekend
with her cousin, Mares Hartse.
Dan Cooper left a week ago forI
Seattle, Wash., where he will ~isit1
with his folks. I
Mrs. M. Hartse and Mrs. E. I
Minor were Beach shoppers SaturdayI
~ay Shepherd of Ollie was a Car-I
lyle visitor Sunday.~1
Bobby Don Moline celebrated her~
DEMOLAYS WIN,
BANTAMS LOSE IN
BIG
II
Two Close Games Draw
House Last Tliurs.
day Night
An interestin~ do,k~,-.,,1,~r of
dependent was on the card
Thursda~ night at the local
when the local DeMolay team
Dun the Sentinel Butte Outlaws
the first game of the evening by
poin 28 to 27, and the
were defeated by the strong
team In the second by a bare
point magin 42 to 39.
The DeMolays held the lead in
first game from the start, but in
closing minutes the Outlaws made
determined rally that just fell
of victory. Tovey played well fe~
the Outlaws, and credit is due to a~
the visitors for their strong second
half r~lly. The DeMolay boyal al
turned in nice performances, wit~
Schulz, Davis and Zlelsdorf all plal
ing nice defensive ball.
The Baker-Bantam game was ~loS
throughout, and was featured by nic
shooting on the part of both teaml i The •
the offensive work of ~Iills. visttil~ i aewlywl
center, being particularly good. I~.~ ~ess in
connected for many one-handed eh~
ll~la all angles, getting eightee~ 1R
points in all to load the scorers f~ IvJ[e~
the evening. Irv Thompson and ~*
~dre of the Beach team also h~
their shooting eyes, Thompson gs
ling sixteen points and Alguire fi
teen.
lilt-
Last Thursda~ was our last d~
for the Westerheim postoffice. Gee
bye, old WeateVheim.
second birthday by skarlng her 1o~
IF birthday cake with a few friel~
Sunday afternoon.
Many farmers attended the cot~
hog meeting in Carlyle Saturday.
G. T. Davis of Great Falls is ma
lug his sister, Mrs. C. Stewart,
short visit.
Hans Eide mad~ a trip to Bea~
Monday" for dental work.
Frank Haigh returned from an e
tended visit in the east SaturdaY.~
y
Mrs. T. Fulton and daughter,
Earl Roppe, visited Saturday
noon.
Thompson's Store
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