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~i~'i:~ --~'--t d"~A~k~ Trr~ D]L"~ ]['ltdr~T~T][~3 9-:-' n ~ ~- The t4flnI class is laboring with Lloyd Yates was a visitor at Vie Ed Ol,sen was a Caller at Billy
[~lBVm~,~mm,~ I~#J-q ~~mm- 'Phe Home Economics I class isi Mr and Mrs Art Reinholz were Vic Klein and Lloyd YateS were
:=~/|~1~ ~k ~m~t~'~j~t [ ~ wlHs~-~w very, very busy patching and darnil3gl Beach visitors on Thursday Sentinel Butte visitors Tuesday
~l ~, ~,~W~'~ I[ ~e~l~ and:°incgo~r:f =:a:°~sk the main ilyYMr:?dH?:r~ettaEd Sho:en? ::dd :::. visiL~t=r;:CLnt~iT:;eBuT:: Ce:::s~:;?
WANTED--Bakery, Tea, Coffee or
other route ..men' Good proposition
for right man in Beach Rawle'gh,
Dept. NDB-12-L, Minneapolis. 7-4tp
WIhL BUY DRESSED PORK. Secl
e0zy Cafe. Beach. ltp'
HOmer Smith of the Zook school
was quite seriously hurt Tuesday uoGn
While playing on the trapeze. HL~
~ittens caused his hands to sIip and
the fall injured his hack.
Miss Hladick. the emmty nurse
~as a visitor at the Zook school on
"I~esday.
(]. Basil Magee left here Sunday
for his home east of Bismarck. we
are illformed. His small son accomp.
shied him.
Mr. aud Mrs. Clarence Overstad
have returned IYom the recent hard-
Ware convention in Minneapolis.
John Kalkmau was in from the
north country to spend Monday and
"l'uesday. I
Raymond and James Justesen. wh,
have been visiting relatives here the l
,P~st few weeks, returned ~o their
home at Litchhfield. N. Dak. on
Tuesday morning.
Checker players of the south Do you think thl~ idea is pract|e~H? Write Ray Grct~ in c:~re of thi~ new~paper
country came to Beach Monday night , , ...... [
and attempted to take the local art- - . _ . .
i~ts into camp, but were unsuccess- Dr. ttlemand, tIae eyes~ht spec!avI W. E. Robb of Medora wu a
tiff we under~*^~d ist, may De conuslted ](or nnest optic-~Beaeh caller Monday. t
Jack North-u- has been in Beach al service at reasonable prices at G)- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ma~mo~t aadj
the past twoVo~ three days [den Valley Hotel Mar. 26-27-28 alI Ifamily were visitors in Glendlva onI
A " ~ " s ! day F21--M21 ' Sunday. I
. H. Beckley has accepted a po.-] ' "
ition as field clerk with the submarg- A number of friends surprised Delo Julia Benson came home for a
i~al land project Logan on his .birthday last Thursday visit last weekend.
Roy Turtle and Ed Summers drove evening. Whist was played at two Dr. Tiztel] left Sunday for Iowa
to Bismarck last Thursday to take in tables, guests being Mr. and Mrs I for an indefinite stay.
a bOXing match there, i Mark Freese, H. W. Blair, Mr. and
Charlie Purvis left by train Saturo,Mrs. Ole Thorson, and Mrs. Anna" Mrs and Mrs. George Rice are
the proud parents of a baby boy,
day ~norning for Minneapolis where Moyer. born yesterday {'Wednesday).
he Will attend a vulcanizing school Mrs. D. J. Wicks entertained the
for about two weeks. !Delta Dek bridge club at the Math
A rammage sale is to be held in Ryan home Tuesday afterndon.
the near future. Watch~ for the date Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Miller and
and Place. [Mr. and Mrs, R. H. Mllloy enter-
Mrs. Delo Logan, Mrs. Ole Thor- tained a number of friends at a din-
:°a~m,n, Olga Moyer, and Mrs. Mark nor and brigde party at the Milloy
ee enjoyed a quilting bee at the home on Sunday evening. Bridge
One of the latter Tuesday a~ternoon, was played at four tables, with
The Sunday sight bridge club met
prizes going to Mrs, Esther Koch
at the home o~ Stub Noyes on last and John Halbkat.
SUnday evening. The Woman's Club will meet next
~T hemas Oldis and family returned Tuesday evening with Mrs. Roy John-
st SUnday after having spent the]son instead of Mrs. Holstein as form.
~;~er m Iowa. . l erly planned.
a~ nel~]a, Helga, and Clarence OlUleyI Mrs. Cordia Wallace was very
v"~. a~ma Wentland were Glen&re ,leasantly surprised by s e v e r al
lSttors Saturday evening. ~riends at the home of Mrs. Niece
Mr. and Mrs. Fete Thompson,
Qbarlie and Donald Wilson were in on Monday afternoon and by another
group of ladies at her own home on
NORTHLAND
GREt~HOUND
(~lendive Saturday.
DANCE
AT MADISON HALL, GOLVA
Friday, Feb. 22
Music By
THE DANCE DEMONS
Tuesday ttfternoon in honor of her
birthday which was Monday.
The wheat allotment committee
met at the court house on Monday.
Mrs. Roy Noyea spent several days
last week in Bismarck.
Grandma Miller and Miss Jennie
Miller entertained several friends
last Thursday afternoon. A pleasant
time was spent and late in the af-
ternoon an excellent dinner was
served.
Allan Low was down from GIe~
dive yesterday calling on old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Forreat Samuelsare
the proud parents of a baby boy
born at the Glendive hospital recently.
Bill Russell of Trotters has re-
turned to the Beach hospital for
treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marmon
drove to Dickinson Monday evening.
Win. Gasho of Trotters was a vis-
itor at the Simmons home in Beach
Saturday, stopping at the community
dance on the way home.
Washinffton's Birthday program
scheduled for Friday, February 22,
will be held at 2:30 o'clock unless
unforseen circumstances arise which
prevent it from being held then. Vis-
itors are welcome.
The Home Economics room was the
scene of much merriment last Frl-
day. Feb. 15. The Home Econom-
ics club staged a party, which was
a costume affair, le one had looked
in he would have seen Martha Wash-
ington in person, several little girls,
a live valentine, an old-lfashioned
lady. and even a clown! After the
short business meeting, games were
enjoyed by all, and a lovely lunch-
con wound up the delightful event.
The third French republic is being
taken up by the modern history
students.
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COAL For Sale
$1.00
Per ton at Wallace
~glne
Owen Rocksvold
Charlie Lingk
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TICKETS .... 50c
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arSa ns On Reconditioned "Fractors
GOLDEN VALL,EY . HARVEsTER CO.
topic being studied by the home ec-
onomics II class.
The art and design class is learn-
ing the different types of l~tters and
their names.
Last Tuesday and Wednesday sev-
eral of the home economics II stud-
ents put on a little project skit
for the home economics I class.
4ill
Square Butte
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Treater and
son Larry called at the Lloyd Yates
home Sunday.
Harmon Olstad and Mrs. Lloyd
Yatea went to Dickinson Sunday to
see Pearl.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Klein were Sent-
inel Butte and Beach visitors Thurs-
day, Mrs. Klein having dental work i
done.
George Lemire was a business ca~-
ler at Lawrence Lemire's.
Billy DeVries was a caller at
Clyde Polley's Tuesday. He brought
his seed wheat home.
Mrs. Einor Olstad and son Har-
mon were visitors at Ed Shoen's.
They were also Beach and Sentinel
Butte visitors on Thursday.
JGOOD
TRAVEL
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Oa ~d~ d~y wl~
re~m good mml hum 1~.
N~we~-hr~ lxu~, ~te, warm
a~! oomto~ble.
Sample one way hires from
F~'go, N. D. to:
NEW YORK ..... $:[9,20
PITTSBURGH... 14.70
DETROIT ...... 1@,20
,SEATTLE ...... 25,?$
MIAMI ....... 29,$0
Hundreds of other reductions. Round
triim rove ma additional 10~iL For com-
plet, information, see IDeal agent.
PIERZINA OIL STATION
PHONE 21 BEACH, N. DAKj
rence Goebel were Sunday guests at
Einor Olstad's.
Harvey wentland was a caller at
the Klein home Sunday evening.
Alice Olsen and Gladys Klein vis-
ited the Square Butte school Thurs.
day. Everyone received valentines, it
being Valentine's day.
Sam Wilson was a business caller
at Einor Olstad'a Monday.
Billy De Vries bought a turkey
gobbler, but to his sad disappoint-
meat. he found it was a he~: Poor
Billy!
Gladya Klein was a caller at Einor
Olstad's and l,loyd Yates' Monday.
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ING OF OUTSTANDING MERCHANDISE ITEMS. THE PRICE ON THESE ITEMS
WILL !BE VERY SPECIAL AND WILL BE SOLD AT THESE PRICES ON THURS..
FRI., AND SAT. ONLY OF EACH WEEK. NEW ITEMS EVERY WEEK.
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Men's rayon plated fine cotton SoT in a nifty pattern.
10%. to 12 Pair,
]Oc
Men's Union Suits, medium weight, rayon trimmed neck
front, rib cuffs and ankles. Flndy tailored and finished. ~es
36 to 46. Regularly 95c, for 3 days only,
75c
Turkish towels- convenient size 15x30.
ers. During three day selling, each.
Oc
Five (.olor striped l)ord-
50% Linen toweling, strong (:onstruction, fancy striped borders
of red. blue, gold or green. 16 nch width. Yard,
IOc
Children's broadcloth bloomers, full cut, elastic waist and knee.
Good quality broadcloth, sizes 4 to 12. During 3 day selling, pair,
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