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THURSDAY, FEB. 16, 1939
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LOCALS
Hank Marman~ Vic Renstrom and
Ray Hathaway returned from their trip
to the Twin Cities last Frlday. The
men had gone down with the annual
stock train out of Sidney with abouti
thirty men making the trip. The boys
report a fine week's vacation.
Word received by friends from Joe
Hylland who is now located at Soobey,
Montana, states that he likes his work
there very much, and that for his
Chrismas concert there were 450 child-
ren taking part. Mr. Hylland also
states that he has joined the Lions
club of that city.
Last Thursday evening a bridal
shower honoring Mrs. Lee Gress, nee
Julia Lievens, was held at the Hotel
Beach, and a very enjoyable occasionl
resulted. Thirty young ladles were in-t
cited and the guest of honor was theI
recipient of marw fine gifts. I
L. A. DeV¢itt has accepted employ-l
ment at the Community Garage in this,I
city, starting work there last week. I
Mr. DeWitt is an experienced mechan-
ic-welder, having spent 18 years at the l
trade and has worked with several
J. M. Still on Saturday brought in .......
to the News office an Interesting book BIG FOUR DISTRICT
telling the life stories of many pion-
eers of four South Dakota countles, l
and In the book are some stories ofi Mrs. Herin Brown went to Bismarck
cold weather that make the recent coldi by train on Saturday to spend a few
spell here seem like balmy weather in l days "with her husband there•
comparison, t Mrs. Ellis Stecker spent last week at
Emil Miller, manager of the local the home of her sister Mrs. Ted Hoeck
Vranna Auto Supply, was a Dickinsonl
the latter being sick with the flu.
business visitor Friday.
Marvin and John Glower and theI
Pesha brothers from north of Beach l
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battled
the roads last Thursday morn-I
ing to get into town. While here theI
Pesha boys called and took advantaget
of the Magazine deal put on by the/
News. I
Kenneth Sheen returned home lastI
Wednesday night by train after a
month spent in Omaha, Nebraska, and
Fargo. Kenneth reports his grand-
mother, who is now in Omaha, is im-
proving slowly from her illness.
Bud Noyes received the $25.00 at the
Bijou Theatre Wednesday night of last
week at the Cash Drawing. Mrs. Ed
Oswood of Sentinel Butte was the
other $25.00 winner but was not pres-
ent. The drawings next week will be
$25.00 and $5.00.
A1 Schroeder came down from Bill-
I Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Ayers and Mrs
Herin Brown were among- those who
attended the funeral of Mrs. John
Scheli, at Wibaux on Tuesday.
Mrs. C. IAngk and Mr. Ted Severson
were business callers in Beach on Mon-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stecker and Mar-
lyn and Mr. Ted Hoeck were Sunday
dinner guests at the E. A. StRoker
home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stecker made a[
pleasant trip to Bismarck by car onI
Friday. They visited at the home ofI
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Nelson, and at-]
tended some of the Legisature at Cap-I
ital Hill. I
Ernest Schauer was taken home I
from Beach on Tuesday, he being a,
victim of the flu.
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Louis Fasching. who is with a CCC]
camp In Montana, spent last week
with home folks, returning to the
camp Friday.
Due to the severe cold weather the
card party that was to have been
held Tuesday night was postponed. It
will be held this week Friday night
and will be followed by a dance at
the Page Hall.
Little Patty Haigh is much better
at this writing. She has been suffer-
ing from ear trouble and was taken to
Beach where both ears were lanced.
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Thee. Maanum was taken to Bis-I
marck sunday for Medical treatment.I
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He was accompanied by his daughter,
Irene Thompson.
The little folks enjoyed a Valentine
party in the primary room Friday af-
ternoon and all had a nice time. The
mothers were invited and a lunch was
served. Miss Clarin is the teacher of
the primary grades.
AI Irons was in from the Alpha
country Monday.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Julius Larsen
and Betty, Joe Popiel and family, Ton'
Bars and family, Norbert Bares and
family attended a birthday party for
Mr. Hubert Bares in Beach. Mr. Bares
was 88 years old. It was a very en-
Joyable family gathering with a fine
dinner. The guests departed wishing
him many nappy returns of the day.
school has been staying at the Thee.
John Palmer who attends high
Maanum home during the cold spell.
Miss Myrtle Meyer of Beach was a
weekend guest of her sister, Mrs.
Norbert Bares, taking advantage of
the Monday holiday for a longer visit.
Valentine's Day Miss Shaefer enter-
tained the mothers and fathers as well
as the pupils at a party.
Mr• and Mrs. Lee O,ress were in
Beach Thursday and Friday of last
week, leaving Friday afternoon for their
new home at Portland, Oregon. •
GLASSES
OPTICAL GOODS OF ALL KINDS
Reading Glasses, 35c-$6.00. Gold
Frame Glasses, $2.50-$15.00. Latest
Rimless Glasses, $10.00-$15.00• I~nses
Round, $I.00, Fancy shaped, $2~). All
kinds of repat~ on hand. Send in by
marl; returned the following day. D~t
Proof Goggles, none better, $1~ Ool-
ored Glasses, 25c-75c.
Strings and repairs for all music~
instruments.
G. GILBERTSON, OPTICJkL
8PEClA]~[ST
Beach, N.D. Block South of Depot
Big-Little Tractor
Just What You've Been Asking For
AT REDUCED PRICES