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Beach, North Dakota
March 8, 1934     Golden Valley News
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ECHO CRUELTY TO AN. February 16, 1934- I MA L S PEOPLE ALL WORKED UP Evelyn Adams and Kathleen Murphy attended a birthday party at Houcks last Friday. Noting Report of New Horse Lawrence Gochel is out for the Exhiliator, T h • y Write marathon. He and Leo Brown Mayor Peall to Have It walked into town last Sunday from Suppressed. Leo's home! Kathleen Murph's birthday is on The Animal Rescue league of the same day as Washington's. Did ~Iennepin county, Minnesota, is all you ever tell a fib, Kay? worked up over a story in a Minne- Nettie :Waldahl has been on the apolis paper about an invention of sick list during the past week. a Golden Valley county farmer ...... which they deem a cruelty to anl- SOCIAL reals, so the League appeals to Verda Smith returned from Dick- Mayor Peall of Beach to have the inson Wednesday evening, invention suppressed. The item which has stirred up the anti-cruel- Anthony Becker, representative of the Bank of North Dakota, was ty people is as follows: "Our Beach, N. D., Correspondent, a local business caller Thursday. (J. C. Alguire) reports a new and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Walker, son rather clever invention being used Walter. and Mary Holienbeck at- by the farmers up in his territory. tended Adult school Friday evening. TheyWe figured out a way to make Aud Nunn was a ~'Usiness caller the two horses in a team pull to- in-town Friday. gerber. In most teams, there is one Several local people attended the horse that lags behind. Up around George Washington program given Beach, they rig up an apparatus in the high school assembly Thurs- that consists of a stock with a nail day afternoon, in the end of it and with a rope Rlta Lemire left Wednesday for attached. When one horse lags, you Valley City, N. D. where she will jerk the rope and the nail sticks resume her nurse's training coUrse, the laggard in the stomach... They Mrs. Harry Olsen and infant son call it, Mr. Alguire reports, a visited a few days with her mother, Northwestern Beli-y Telephone." Mrs. W. W. Wyckoff, last week. This story was taken from the Pearl Myers has returned home Minneapolis Journal's Joke column, after a prolonged visit at the home but the well meaning folks of the of her grandmother, Mrs. Clara League don't seem to have much Myers. sense of humor, as the seriousness Walter Dixon was taken to the of the letter to the mayor shows. [LOCAL NEWS Ethel Walker, Richard and Am- ber Grimes attended a card party at the Lewis Raisler, st., home Sat-~ urday evening. Mrs, AL WOsepka spent the week The young married couples bridge end with her mother, Mrs. Tangen, Club met at the home of Mrs. A. M. near Beach. Kuhfeld Wednesday evening. A E. C. Cook, of Westerheim, was lovely dinner preceded the card taken to the Glendive hospital on playing. Saturday. Dr. O. R. Niece left last week for Mr. and Mrs. Tangen of south of Great Falls, Mont. Beach were callers at the home of Dr. H. L. Rice has been under the Mr, and Mrs. AL Wo~epka Tues- weather with a bad cold this week. day evening. Mrs, A. M. Kuhfeld and Mrs. Harold Cook was a Sentinel Butte Aden Miller are giving a shower for caller Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Earl Roberts at Mrs. Kuhfeld's Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Martin at- tended the preliminary debate held home today~ Mrs. Roberts will un- in the high school assembly Wed- doubtedly be the recipient of many nesday afternoon, lovely things. Cards will be played at the close of which refreshments ~ The Commercial club held a~, meeting ~at the hall Monday even-will be served. haft. Mr. and Mrs. Art.Moyer of Glen- A. P. Boisen was a Glendive call- dive, Mont., were Beach visit~s on er,Wedhe~lay on business. Tuesday, ¢ombining~ business with pleasure. They went to Baker be- ..... -~= ................. fore returning to Glendive. Social Hour~ had a very enjoyable ALPHA ingat the home of Mrs. P. A. (Edna Wassmann, Reporter) Oisvold ~last Tuesday with delicious refreshments served. The next ====-~-=====-~ ......... ==== meeting will be held at the home : l~Ine~ ~Wmmnann was a week end of Mrs. W, O, Schuls. guest at the Matt Krause home this Little Charlie Holls~in, 9, was quite ill Tuesday and Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Jendro and son but is now on the road to recovery. Clifford and Mrs. Odicrne were din- Wednesday afternoon Mrs, Frank ner guests of Ed. Scherman's Fri- Dyk~ns entertained Mrs. Clarence day. Overstad and her Sister visiting, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Irons and Mrs. Goodwin from Plentywood; son Jimmie were supper guests at Montana. Other guests present AI. Iron's Sunday. were Mrs. Pat Birmingham and A. J. Ztebarth has been on the Mrs. A. M. Schmitz. sick list the past few days. The Legion Auxiliary met with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Northrope Mrs. P. J. Edktns at her home Tues- wereSuuday visitors at the Joe day. Meyer's ranch. Mrs. E. D. Evans received word Rev. Bovey held services a tthe Tuesday by phone that her mother, AlPha church Sunday. Mrs. A. J, Stromme, of Garretson, Ladies' Aid will meet at Daisy S. D., who has been very seriously Wassmann's March 15th. ill is now a little improved. All of Mr. and Mrs. Junius Gronning Mrs. Stromme's family were at her and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Land- bedside with the exception of one bert and Mrs. Odiorne were visitors son, an army flier, who crashed at Jerts Gronning's Monday. on his way, althoush luckily not a button, A[ Ed, Scherman went to Beach on seriously and Mrs. Evans. Mrs. I busin#$s~ Tuesday. Evans has the sympathy of her i story of the t Edith Carew was a visitor at the many friends in her mother's illness ! in it. t Alpha school Tuesday~ and all Sincerely hope her improve- wagon is a bicycle [ Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hagen, Mr. and ment will be fast and steady. wagon ia a[Mrs~ R. L. Johnston and Mildred, M~s. Seeley has been on the sick call a five- I Mr. and';M~. S. L. White and son list this week. v-hick]e, of court, and Mrs.: Henry D~tel and cl~ildren Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawrence of a mistake ev- were supper guests at the b. J. Zle- Wlbaux are the proud parents of a shOe? Be- bather home Wednesday even~,g, baby boy born Monday night. Moth- foot in it. John K~app and babe are doing well. is the ~avorLte word of a Beach vislJ~om Kvech, who has been so- The lag word. The Knapp were callara at the Dickinmn h~pltal, at the Louie home Satur- home and feeling In.t- SENIORS day evening. was in Beach on Nick Robert Earl has been laid up with Sonnek and John Knapp both and the flu. spent Monday and son Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jesok and Alex a party Mrs. Jul and Betty was a supper and night. Mr. and Fasching and R.L. Johnston's spent the week end I family guests at Jerry Sunday. Tungsvlk and very btt6y Many Alpha folks were guests at Geo. ~n "His debate speech the Beach shol~pers Many al- so attende~l basket ball at the John visited at the AL ment held at school home Monday evening. Grace and Rose Howard and Beach Saturday morning with and family JUNIOR8 Scherman to the week Jendro's Satur- to with home folks, day evening. Mr. and Mrs. AboUt of Mrs. Odiorne Donald Theisen Carl and Louise Warne: gathered at the were the Juniors and Mrs. '~I, Mrs. S. L. White • the team to Dick- and were dinner for a surprise and guests at the Mrs. for Mrs. Odiorne. The from Peter Hagen Sunday, vas spent by visiting and RUt~ti~vick was At midnight a nice ; have foRUd guest of R. L. Johnston's lunch was served by all. Byron Ho- on our ~ Herbert Hesse and Harold Wht- goboom and Miss Dorothea Quarve and Mr. and Mrs. Neff Hogobomn Butte. to Sentinel them, where she left for Glen Ullm 42 to 91. final games ~t~day even- Butte defeated Glen win third place proved them- calibre by New Salem 43 to Mlasourl Slope conference to have a team "champs." district tournament ., held next Friday and Satur- and 10, at Dickinson Butte will start things Taylor Friday morn- ~DEBATE TEAM CHOSEN WED- NESDAY • Eight young folks matched wits W~Lh one another in an interesting r~ debate-lq~esolved:"rhat all ~dents with an average of 90 per- ~t be exempt from final exams"-- held in the Hight school assembly, Wednesday afternoon. Very good constructive arguments for and against the Judges ~ Miss Miss Kremenetsky and Miss decision beh~g in favor of factiOn. The six according to the were: Pearl Yates, Eugene ~Mores, Shoen, John Boisen and As a comparison a bodY was also Yates, Kafltleen Bel- John Boisen, and Kermit ~hoen hia~est in the assembly's esti- v~ith Fern Reed and Leo • seventh and eigI~th ~e six highest scored debaters w~ eonstitute the Debating Team. m~rrlNEL TRIUMPH OVF~ BEACH BY easily winning over the Beach February 20, qualified to corn- the Missouri Slope C%nfer- Sentinels took an early lead held during the entire The score at the ha~ was in favor of the Sentinels. Beach Jones D. Fakler L. Rtmen 8emit Hanevold l~eeter Gilman Geyer ~ITINEI~ D]~FEAT BELFIELD a hard fought game, the again victorious over by a score of 29 to 19. very close during h~ree-quarters but the teurth quarter the Sentinel found t~aemselves to come out on the long end of the score. EXCUSE ME letter in the is a quart- ~Tof! THE BEACH, N. D., ADVANCE THURSDAY, MARCH 8, BIRTH CONTROL--TH[ ST$1(--TtI[ BLU[ [AG The publicity man of the Pacific and (4th) Deliveries would be Jim- Coast Steamship lines puts out some very clever stuff, one of his latest being a letter from him to another officer of the company, which runs as follows: "It seems to me that this N. R. A. business is being ~arried a little too far. I see by the papers that the Birth Control league is now spon- soring a code for the Stork . . which threatens to destroy the World's Greatest Delivery System. "A~fter centuries of faithful ser- vice . .. which neither the Railway Express nor the United States Mall has been able to equal for regularity ited to one passenger per trip. "Naturally the manufacturers of baby cribs, baby buggies, soothing syrups and colic cures are up in arms. They claim the Code would ruin their business . . . but the League pays little attention to their wails. Apparently the ladies of the League feel it's easier to listen to the wails of a lot of selfish manu- • facturers than it is to the waft of a lot of colic-ey babies. To them the "coo" is worse than the "boo." "But somehow I feel that nothing much will come of it. Honestly, Rayl, I Just can~ escape the con- clusion that if they did put the farm south of town Sunday, where they were six o'clock dinner guests of Mrs. Burns and son. Paul Wagner and Ernest Nelson attended the American Legion meeting at Beifield Tuesday. Several changes in positions took place the first of March, Louic Hov- land taking over the duties as jan- itor at the town school building, while his position at the garage is being filled by Hank Olsen, who was formerly employed at the Bei- sen store. Harold Gilbert who for- merly was Janitor has accepted a position at the Standard Oil service station. A1. Gilbert, who was seriously in- jured in an auto accident Saturday evening is somewhat improved at this writing. and dependability . . . the League is appealing to Congress to mate the White Stork . , . with the Blue Eagle. They want to cripple the faithful oi' bird . . . with a code. And what a code! (1st) They want to put the Stork on an eight-hour day . . . and a two-day week. (~d) No deliveries would be permitted after 4p. m. and all deliveries would be subject to approval by the Code Administrator. (3rd) Not more than three deliveries could be made .to any-one home during a lifetime, Stork under an N. R. A. code they'd have a beck of a time trying to Mrs. W. J. Burps went to Dick]n- prevent chiseling! An' personally, i son Tuesday to/have dental work can think of a lot of Jobs I'd rather done. / try than administering a Stork Cong~tulat~us to all the basket Code. Maybe some of them Brain ball players ~n the Sentinel Butte Trusters in Washington ARE as good Indel~nde~t/team who played such as they're supposed to be . . . but a splendid~ame Saturday evening I'd like to see one of them control lto win fir~ place in the tourna- the baby industry. "Trying to cramp the Stork's style is like trying to break travelers of the raylwarter habit. It just can't be done !" ======================== SUNSET SENTINEL Charlie Kramer was a business caller in Sentinel Butte last Thurs- day morning. Little Vida Smith was on the sick list with a stomch ailment last week and was absent from school. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smith, Charlie Kramer, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ueckert, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zook all attended the auction sale at the Conrad Fakler farm Thursday af- ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kramer and Roy Kramer attended the charivari party of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Neudick in Beach last Tuesday evening. Ervin Ueckert, Roy Kramer and Mr. and M~s. Bob I~'amer went to Beach Thursday evening and were present at Y. P. S. in the church Parlors. Mr. Floyd~ Wilson was an all night guest of Erv~n Ueckert last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kukowski pleas- antly entertained for friends and neighbors last Friday evening at a whist party. Whist was played at 5 tables. Those present were Mr. and Mrs, Jim Hardy and son Robert, Mr. and Mrs~ Ed. Kuvelowski and son, Mr. and~ Mrs. Frank Dykins, Mr. and Mrs Win. Ueckert and family, Mr, ~ Mrs. Ernest Feld- mann and daughters Irene and Ed- mt and Fl~y~l Wilson. High score prizes were won by Mrs. Frank Dy- ktns and Floyd Wilson. Ervin Ueekert and Edna Feldmann were1 honored by receiving the low scoreI prizes. At a late hour in the even-; ing a delicious lynch was served. InI the early hours ~ the morning the guests departed for their homes thanking Mr. and Mrs, Kukowskl for their delightful entertainment, Mr. and Kramer. Mr. Charlie and Mr. and Mrs. Frank ~Were entertained last at a party at the and Mrs. I~ute Cor- Joey Zook celebrated~ his last Friday by treatin~ his mates to a nice birtliday SENTINEL BUTTE Mrs. Everetts was pleasantly sur- prised Thursday on her birthday when several ladles dropped in on her, with lots of good ea~s to help her celebrate the occasion. Mrs. Louise Hovlartd was ill with a touch of the flu Sunday and Mon- day. Lyle from a Iowa. An in the Kathleen Lemires, Kermit ~hoen, John Boisen and Leo Brown. Mrs, Margaret Lemires was ill with the flu for several days last week. L0uie Hovland, Al. Wosepka and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wagner attend- ed the fourth wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Wendei~ Nlstler at their home near Golva. Walter Dixon returned Saturday from Dlckineson where he spent several days receiving treatments for an infected tooth. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Burns and children drove out to the Burns ment. Tom Wirtzfelt was a Sentinel Butte business visitor Saturday. Ed. Wosepka came up from Dick- inson Friday to spend the week end with the home folks. Alex McLain had .as guests over Friday and Saturday, Richard Ben- nett of Bowman and Eddie Fisher of Dickinson. HERE'S NEW ADVERTIS-- ING WRINKLE BY BOARD OF Here's one of the the audit report of the and elevator, just made by the state board of Two items in the account" tell the story: July 24, 1933, U. L. Fargo ................. Mentioning state mill in nine public speeches at each. Sept. 22, 1933, IT. L. Bur- dick, Fargo ............. One-thind of traveling es. Six speeches state mill products. Mr. Burdick is president of North Dakota Holiday tion, prominently mentioned candidate either for the supreme court or for indorsed for the latter the Langer controlled san convention in Cass for the place held by J. H. clair. One of our married friends that he isn't bothered with a lection of junk around his any more because his wife all away in the form Of o prizes: ALL BRANCHES Beauty rk Permanent Specialty Duart, Eugene $5.00 Oil Perm Ammonia, $7.00 The No More Bea .irman Over Rice's Drug Store Phone 76 We have The here. A of Van Brunt drills on the JACK LINDT Come in THE IMPLEMENT Lower Delivered Price Ford V-8 F Monday him. next Jamestown, N. Dak. ass delegate last Saturday afternoon bY the Anti-Langer Nonpartisans. Wm. Ueckert was hauling oats to Sentinel Butte last Tuesday and Wednesday. Clyde Polly and Win. Ueckert went to Beach Tuesday afternoon to meet with the County Comml~ion- era, they being appointed on a com- mittee by the Sentinel Butte Civics club to encourage the County Com- missioners to get the grasshopper poison this year on time or not at RH. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ueekert re- turned home last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ueckert coming from Velva and AI. from the Texas range. Both announce a splendid vacation. A. P. Kukowski of Georgetown, Minn., but formerly a resident of this section and well known to many, came over to attend the fu- neral of his old friend A. J. O~Keefe. He looks Just the same and the old friends were glad to see him, not lest among them being the Advance editor. We were glsd to have him drop in. In the face of generally rising commodities and automobiles Ford dealers announce important in the delivered prices of aH Ford V-8 Models. Now is the time buy the finest and most economically operated car that Ford has ever Don't miss the Fred Waring~and guest stars--Sundgy, ]~ELIVE~ED IN BEACH STANDARD ......$669.89 Deluxe Coupe.. "..l...I ....... V $710.80 Standard Tud, ]', lan ...i ..... i. $ 90.50 Deluxe Tudor I.... $731.40 Standard For,{,]: ...... .I.i...$741.80 For or .......... ,7V.. O 1311/ in. Clo{ed cab, platform truck $771.30 V-8 157 in. Closed cab, platform truck $811.60 Other Units Reduced In Same Ratio. Johnson Motor