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AY, MARCH 12, 1931
,s~.~ Mary ~cCaskey, I',eporter
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3ra1:.~__,~.Mr, and Mrs. Frank Nehls were
vi~a*°~daY dinner guests at the Ed.i
tom~to4 wentland home.
m~..~-ttle Mary Jane Abraham ol
me i.~h spent the past week at the
k..~l%ome of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
teW ~ ~d Mrs. Olaf Abraham.
t~.i. ~. an dMrs Jess Play]e and
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PAQE SEVEN
Mr. and Mrs. Verl Doty and ................ --==-=l T. B."Lasselle. who moved here
daughter motored to Belfield Sun- T~V r,vTwa ,r~WTlrV-- ~vTw~,~ ]from Glendlve in January with hiS
day. IilNll'lJ~ LJl'lUl~.~l'll~Ifamily, is Opening a weldflag shop
, /in the Alguire & Still garage he
Th~ ~i~h .~ahnnt spcn d I /having pu* in machinery ¢or thag
....... __ ........... n_ debate . ....
tpnm enioved a SUDDe"~ with their] 5IETIIODIST CIIURCII I pmpose. The La,sselles lived ir~
loader ~rs Pericle at the Black J. Ralph McNeil, Pastor I Beach many years ago when Mr,
:- -', - :- -- asselle was a machinist i~ the
• rlawK lasI~ evenms. . _ . ,
i ~unaay scnool, 10:00 a. m, i shop of A. E. Kastien. Eight years
"---- ~ " I Morningworship, 11 a.m. ~ ago he went to work in the rail-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Anthen by choir. !way company shops at that place,
~1 EpworthLeague, 6:45 p.m. J~ but when the force was cut,do~
TEAM AND/~rA]%NF~S~R SALE Eveningworship, 7:30 p.m. i this winter, came back to his first
Good w~rkers. Wr~VIur~ 45-1p Selection by ochestra. I love as stated.
~~1 Mid-week Bible study and Pray-i
S~WEE,K~ _~.~U: er service Wednesday. 7:30 p. in. I A lot of water from the melting'
IALS [~on's .s~vmgI Our motto: "Jesus Christ the So- snow has gone into the grolt~d ~ho
creamI~nt of w~jnazei, l lution of Every Problem." Past week
regula~ price, .~75c,_ F~re~ay r~-} I "
zor wi two lad for 49c ,, ~ I -,
LNITED BRETHREN CHURCH! '"
A]~c~r'__Vv'ef_'s] F.G. Roscoe Pastor I ~rlflH IllriTHrh
tooth p~e f~')~Y ~7c---25el ' i
° Colgate's ]~m@~ream ~or only] Su-day ¢-ho~ o'clock a m i L~L~'~UH .L/4/ll-lt
17C at Rices Drug Store. 45rlt' Morning~'worstlip 11 O'ClOCk " I
oL][ xal~lly and Mrs. Harrison Stedman
epr~+~ ~on Wayne visited Wednesday
for:~ ~h~el.~oon and spent the night at
o S~ ne C, Sehaal home.
~. and Mrs Harrison Stedman
~ sOn Wayn," Mr. and Mrs. Olaf
7J[~2ha~ and family and Malt
~.~ Abraham were supper guests
~ a~ the A. F. Doblar home Friday
r ~ Wel~h~g. Master Harold Abraham
I~ Presented with a lovely birth-
~ Cake, candles and all, by his
I ~other Mrs. Doblar, it being
I ~la~o~ ~Ne~gahiiteh biortshmd:Y :hitt d~ye
Week end in the north country.
Mx. and Mrs. Florin Adams,
011is Adams and another young
of Taylor, N. D., were dinner
s :at the I~arrison St.edman
Wednesday. They came up
i~ Taylor after some belongings
. /Mrs. Norman Stedman, the
la~'-s boys being brothers of Mrs.
edman.
Olaf Abraham and family
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Doblar were
a~ the home ef Arvid
In Beach Saturday.
0COD STOCK BOUGHT
~ ~-aoae who have added purebred
l~l'?~ to[to their herds of cattle with-
~t~ last few months are Ed.
,~, who purchased a Brown
,_ f~0m Harold Wilkins of Val-
~Y ~ty, N D Frank Rogers. a
f;om o R Niece
~_hOse~ farm isnear ~Vibaux, and
~'t~Y M~q~tmkey a Red Poll from E
1~. ]~Urray of Sentinel Butte.
~d Mrs. Roy McCaskey as-
,%y Mrs. A. F. Doblar
at the Harry Hill. B. J. Me-
and Dick Kerr homes on
Miss Mary MoDanold.
Was injured some time ago by
caught in the washing ms-
is improving. She is in bed
of the time. but was able to
last Saturday, when she
to Sentinel Butte to see the
Dick Kerr. who has been
the pas~ few days, is also
along nicely.
has reached here of the
of Mr. Eduar Terry. who has
at the Jamestown hospital for
Year, death having oecurr-
Burial will be at
Mr. Terry is survived
Wife and one daughter. Mrs.
besides four grand-
and Mrs. Roy McCsskey and
were supper guests and
Saturday eveninq at tbe
FIFI DORSAY
This heavy two-piece crepe mo-
del. featuring a sleeveless blouse
with fine tucking, is _Miss Dorsay's
selection for semi-sport wear this
spring.
BRIEF NEWS
Ben Sinz's boy is sick.
Russell Brown of Sentinel Butte
was up the other day to' have a
badly infected finger treated.
H. L. Larson. the telephone re-
pair man. is s~-ck.
Mr. Selvold of Sentinel 12utte was
up yesterday to have a tumor re-
moved from h~s ankle by Dr. Srad-
ley.
Mrs. Curtis Sill is numbered
among the sick this week.
Station Agent Blair :~ w_,'e~;tLng
with an attack of sciatic rheuma-
tism.
L. J. Alguire is suffar'n~ fgom
an aLtack of sinus ~ruuL]e in hi3
face.
Nehls home. Mrs. Nehls
Cecilia McCaskev with a
thdav cake. Saturday, M-
natal d-~y had occurred last S'~m~:~~" as Roy Halstead
before. The cake wa~ a ",,:as fixin~ hi'; car he got two ring-
One and very much enjoyed ~rs caught in a gear and tore them
liar-and the family, quite badly.
McCaskev attended the
ary meeting held at the home
E. Ernes~ last week. and
a very pleasant evening
all that were present.
The Eastern Star will hold an-
other card party Friday evening.
March 13th. and it is hoped there
will be a large turnout.
Mrs. Roy Johnson entmtained
a few friends at a ~ew~ng bee at
her home yesterday afternoon. Af-
ter the work a charming lunch was
served.
North Dak.,ta still hi'is 146.505
acres of vacan:
eoverP..~i~e~]t isled
within her b.~rd~:s. A whole lot
of it lies in th~ Badlands of our
v,cinity.
"We are nov, passing the most
famous brewery in Berlin," ex-
plain~l the guide. "We are not,"
replied the American tourist as he
hopped offthe bus.
Mrs. Lena Readinger is able to
be out after a couple of weeks ill-
hess.
th~ 8~-a~el came home from
~0W '~l~ltal last Thursday and is
a -- *e to get down to the store
t0w-l~21e each~day and soon hopes
• ~e completely well again.
qll~:~" "~'~th of Roses," it is
ai~..,..'-'~'Y ~ald, will have a special
~°~,eance to one or two of
the a fairest daughters when
fll~t~.,R~tarlng efforts of Cupid will
reward.
la~al~,h, l~Iler, who conducted the
Ad~- ~uOacrtPtion contest $or the
to visit Ulatit Tuesday
~,_ -awaiting orders to o else
ynere to --.- g -
t~mt Tl~ t~u~ on a newspaper eon-
~'~ e Old friends were glad to
MINNESOTA VARNISH DRIES FAST
Fo~4~I-- general use, inside or out,de surfaces, for Linoleum too
• oe Per gal. $2.50 half gallon $1.30 per qt.
tn * aml long lastin Prices are considerabiy 1 er than
[f~;::;~_, ~ka~i~trnif~cgs aa~%o~°2rSidae;abc~ l fl~iuern:thu17
~W t~ 1~nesota Quick
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OUR
OWN
FLOOR YARNISH ~ A QUART
Selected Quality
p! tl ie Gee
er., ta t !
Beach, No Dak.
GIVE US A CHANCE TO SERVE YOU
BRIEF NEWS
Mrs. Rufus Arnold is si~k this
week.
The total number of grain elev-
ators licensed for business in this
state is 1614.
rfhe Ladies Auxiliary will hold a
rpecisl meetin~ at the home of
Mrs. Stub Noyes Thursday, March
19.
A lot of folks around here have
the "spring fe~er" and are already
talking about the many improve-
merits to homes and grounds when
settled weather is assured.
Sheriff's mileage fees were re-
duced by the legislature from 20
cents to 16 cents for auto travel.
and 10 cents to 8 cents for travel
by ~rain
Last Friday afternoon a number
of Beach people were pleased to
he~r Franee¢ SLough, a fo"mer
Beaoh girl. sing over the radio a:~
a soloist with the Jamestown col-
lege chorus, singing at Bismarck:.
We feel mi~htv sorry for that
chump of a ground hog i[ he h?s
been Ioo! enough to s~av in his
hole from February second. A~d
we are mighty skeptical of the a?-
Jeged lion who will CO:he roarina
around because March came in llke
a lamb.
We re~-ret to hear of the seriot,'~
illness of Mrs. N. A. Lundin from
acute kidney troub/e. Dr. Bradley
ordering her to Bi;marck hospital
at once. She was accomnanied by
her husband and her mother. Mrs.
John L. Denton. Her many friends
hope for Margaret's speedy recov-
ery.
The Ontre N?us Bridge club has
postponed its meeting from next
Saturday to Saturday, March 21
the first day of spring, when all
wiIl feel so invigorated that none
will lose end all will win. Mrs.
Kuhfeld c,)ct Miss Chase will be
hostesses and the meeting will be
at the Kuhfeld home.
VIRGINIA CHERRILL
The Beach Bantam basket ball
bunch will go against Glendive in
a return game tonight, Thursday
evening at the High school gym-
nasium. Glendive trimmed the lo-
cals recently and the latter play-
ers are fah'ly thirsting for Mon-
tana gore.
C. E. Leach, the manager of the
Vranna company, adds his name ~o "
our subscription list.
Mrs. Ben Ben Hathaway return-
ed to Pierson. Iowa. after a pleas-
ant visit with her relatiees here.
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