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"My Doe says~ that we mociern youngsters are
stronger and healthier than the old time pioneer
youngsters were ~'eause our foods are kept fresh
and pure in these modern refrigerators and
they're better cooked with new automatic ranges.
But I think he is wrong. The real reason is, my
Mommy has more time to play with me and we
both get out it~ihe sunshine and fresh air since
Daddy bought our new refrigerator and range.
(And don't think Mommy doesn't enjoy it too.)"
POWER CO,
b'()R SA1.E--1000 bu. Conadiau
Marquis seed wheat. J. K• T~t-
ley. Ollie. Montana. ffl~I13-3t
We are informed t4~at Mrs. Roe-
buck of Wibaux passed away SatUr-
day, at Wibaux.
Miss Ve~a Heath returned 'rues-
(lay morning from the Glendive hos-
pital ~vbere she recently underwent
a mastoid operation.
A E. Kastien left for Thermopo-
l.s, Wyoming, on Tuesday, having
been called there by the serious ill-
ness of his son Robert.
Will pay cash for pork, beef, lard
aud chickens--Cozy Care. It
Social Hour will meet next Tues-
day afternoon with Mrs. Roy John-
SOil.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the United Brethren cl~urch will
meet at Mrs. Earl Kinney's home
this Thursday afternoon instead of
Wednesday which is the regular day.
Pot luck lunch will be s~rved.
Word has been received from the
Glendive hospital that Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence WAsou of that city are the
proud parents of an eight-pound
son born on Sun, day morning. Mr.
Wilson at one time resided soUth of
Rocky Butte.
] Mrs. •Art Underwood and two
children John and George came up
from Sentinel B0tte on Tuemiay 10
visit her mother, Mrs. W. H. Seeley,
and her sister, Mrs. Turnbuil. Mr.
Underwood came up yesterday to
take them home.
Mr. Pr~t left on Tuesday for
Dunn Center and other North Dako-
ta points, expecting to be heine on
Saturday.
George McClellan's father, who
lives in Fargo, was guest at a din-
ner given there by a number of hie
friends last Thursday in honor of
his 87th birthday, we understand.
Miss Hladiek, county nurse, went to
Mandan on Monday to attend a nurs-
es' convention, returning on Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Turnbull
and family have returned from Fes-
senden, N. and. have taken
Dak.,
up
residence in the Goddard house.
We understand that Mr. and Mrs.
E. M. Golden have bought the Turn-
er farm near Carlyle and w;ll move
their soon.
Mrs. Hazel Kelley of Albuqurque,
New Mexico, arrived from GlendiVe.
where she has bee~ spending the
MONTANA DAKOTA
"rJ
Loca.
hr. Riesland, the eyesight special-
~t,/~ay be conuslted f~nest optic-
service at reasonable ~rices at Gol-
.~ Valley Hotel Mar. :2~27-28 all
~. : F$1--M21
Girl wanted, Beach~i~pital" It
O W. Douglas and k~!JR. Thomp-
~t11 Were business cal~ at the
asker Hill school on ~i~rSday.
hi.~rs. Frank Dunder i~!i"iin the hos-
~1 here for medical ~tment.
'. NOTICE! ~-" :
'Phe COZY CAPE is"~Vti~g away
chance on one of Jesse
FINE NEW 6-TUB.E MOTOR.
"75" CAR RADIOS WORTH
with every purc~se made.
in for meals, lunches, cigar-
-candy, "ch~i'ng ~;um,
cream. We serve i(~/ cold beer
Pitchers with fresh l~,~to chips.
chance to win a~.a~seful and
prize. Roy Ney,s, Prop. 3t
Pony for sale. 5 years
~erimrdt Fischer. Ov)lva. fix
4-door sedan fsr sale or
What have you? It's fair look-
upholstering, gopd 4-wheel
economical on gash,and baras
freely. Has a healthy ]~hock when
Aaron Snook, Be~eh, ffx
WANTED for service station.
• 00 Weekly to start. ~ Experience
reqnired MANUFACTURER,
4 ~¢¢esley S~.. Wheaten
.. ,: , ,..,, :~,M 14--2t
Enderle eaf~e*-hbfile Sunday
,to spend a~few" days with
folks, bJlt TB~Sday morning
Called back te W0rlt ~t Mandan
serious illness of'~is employ-
N. Greengard. "~'
Stoddard of Ont~.rlo, was.,
here Monday anti is visiting
the A. M. Stoddard ~ 'ome in
and the E. A. Stoddard home
of town. --
Early Bliss Triumph potatoes for
sale. No. 1 grade $1.00 lJer bu.--
Mont.-Dak. Hide & Metal Co, It
Honoring her daughter Patsy on
her eleventh bir~lday, Mrs. W. C.
Bradley entertained 12 little girls
from foul" until eight o'clock on Fri-
day. Refreshments were served dur-
ing the evening and game~ ,Were
enjoyed.
The all-music worship service which
was scheduled to have been held at
the Methodist church her last Sun-
day morning was postponed to next
Sunday, March 17. due to the incle-
ment weather. All are invited to
attend.
Mrs. George Oech spent Wednes-
day visiting in town and attended
Past Matron's club.
I I
Mr. Kenneth Van Derhoef left Mon-
day morning for Minneapolis to at-
tend the Buttrey convention. He
will be gone about a week.
The Misses Nellie Newman and
Ima Rose left Sunday morning for
Kenmare, N. Dak., where they will
spend a week visiting Miss Newman's
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dickinson and
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hougen were co-
hosts to the Sunday night bridge
club last Sunday evening at the
Dickinson home. Following a delic-
ious 6:30 dinner the usual three
tables of bridge were played.
Joan Kalkman returned Friday
from the Veteran's hosital in Fargo
where he underwent medical treat-
ment.
Mrs. Kenneth Van Derhoef and
daughter Barbara Jean left Monday
morning for Williston where they
will visit MrS. Van Derhoef's parents.
O. R, Billington returned Tues-
day morning from a business trip to
Nebraska.
Mrs. James Haigh and daughter
Margie and son Bobble left on Mon-
day morning for Bismarck where
they will make their future home.
winter with her parents, on Tuesday
for a visit at the Willis Wallace
home in Beach. and the Irving Gord-
on and E A Stoddard homes north
of town. ]
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Darton, whoI
reside north of Beach, returned on]
Tuesday evening after having spent
a pleasant winter vacation in Cal-
ifornia.
Louis Odland who ~has been at-
tending the Agricultural college in
Fargo came home Tuesday afternoon
to spend a few days with his parents.
He wilt veturn Monday.
Lois Odland who has been tn the
Bismarck hospital for medical treat-
meat. came home Tuesday.
Mrs. Selmer Abraham entertained
the St. Paul Lutheran Ladies Aid at
the church Wednesday afternoon. Af-
ter the regular business meeting and
iprogram delicious-refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Kuhfeld enter-
ta:ned a number of friends at a 6:30
dinner party Sunday evening. A. R.
Miller and Mrs. Koch received high
prizes•
Mrs. Clarence Overstad entertained
a Circle of the Lutheran Ladies Aid
Wednesday afternoon.
Regular meeting of the girl scouts
was held this week at the home of
their captain, Mrs. Rhyner.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Haigh were
given a miscellaneous shower Wed-i
nesday evening by a grou~) of friends.
They were the recipients of many
beautiful and useful gifts which were
yew much appreciated as they lost
nearly everything in the fire last
week.
Mrs. Jack Calahan from Mosfier
is visiting at the M. O. Walla~i [
home. w,[
.tiH
CARD OF THANKS
~re wish to take this means of'I
thanking everyone for the many,[
many donations and contribution@I
whic~h we have received since the re-]
cent fire. We are sincerely grateful.
--MR• and MRS. LEO HAIGH
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Beach Beauty il
Parlor Jl
PERMANENTS II
FINGER WAVES 25c
Phone 177
GLADYS SMITH
AND STANLEY SMITH
Permanent Wave SpeCialists
POTATOESRED BU, $1,05
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ONIONS LAR6 5LBS, 25c
BANANAS YELLOW3 LBS, 25c
HEAO LETTUCE LARGE 2 FOR 19c
BLOCK- SALT 50 LOS, 55'c
HIXED LBS, $1,69
MAID" FLOUR
your choice of
eue article of werk
a Uounting to
:~:. memb'er, this offer lasts
only one weeM-i:
Mrs. llene Woodward. daughter of
'Mrs. Haigh. came from l~argo to get
them.
The contract bridge club met at
the home of Mrs. Al K~flffeld on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Christiansen left on
Tuesday afternoon for California to
vsit her mother who is seriously ill.
P. E. O. met on Tuesday after-
noon at the ~home of Mrs. M. L.
Lovell.
The Beach Homemakers club met
on Tuesday afternoon at tile home
of Mrs. Domi~ic~ Kuk~)wski. MrS.
Jane Moran and Mrs. Kukowskl
entertaining. After the business
t meeting aRd program delic!oUs re-
freshments were served by the hos't-
esses.
The Homemakers club north of
Beach met at the home of Mrs. Gee.
Still on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Roy C. Williams returned to
her home on Tt/esday, having been
released from the local hospital.
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HOME IS
NEXT DOOR TO
THE NEAREST
TELEPHONE
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Being away from loved
ones at home isn't so
bad when you can talk
with them any time by
LONG DISTANCE
Station-To:station Rates Are
40 Per Cent Lower After
8:30 P. ~ For Most Distances
A seven and one-half pound babyI Mr. Fredrlckson has been suffer;rig
boy was born to Mrs. Herman WO-| from sinos trouble :the past week
john on Friday. [ which delayed, his trip east,
Mrs. Matt Smith is enjoying a[ Mr. and Mrs. "Leo Haigh m0~ed
visit from a cousin, Mrs. William]to the Golliet house on the north
Diener from-Augusta, Wisconsin. [side last week.
For Sale
I~JOHN DEERE 4 BOTTOM TRACTOR PLOW, CONVERT~
IBLE TO 3 BOTTOM.
1--McCORMICK DEERING 10-FT. TANDEM
I~THREE PLOW ENGINE DRILL
1---8-FT. ROUND WATER TANK.
1--YOUNG HOLSTEIN COW, JUST FRESH.
I~YEARLING HOLSTEIN HEIFER.
J. K. Brauch
Vim, N. D.
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YOU CAN SAVE
MONEY
You may not be tired of doing all your work with horeaes--or.
your old tractor may still "perk" fairly well . . . BUT as a modern
farmer living in a world of CHANGE, you at least owe it to your-
self to learn the facts about the new TWIN CITY UNIVERSAL
TRACTOR.
IT IS decMedly different in the way it I~erforms---saving you
money on both fuel and lubrication. You don't have to be fixing it
all the time, either.
Also, it is 03eflnitely known to offer farmers the ~ery finest
type of ROW CROP equipment. Come in sometime and Ioek it over
for yourself. It pays to get your work done on time. To do so
means real monkey saveJ.
Golden Valley Harvester Co.
C. C. CLARK, MGR.
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EVILS
OF
DIVERSION
Gas taxes and license fees, paid by motorists
for highway improvement, are being diverted
to other uses. This is a breach of faith--double
taxation.
Motorists are subject to all oth-.r taxes, and
pay gas taxes and license fec; [n addi'~on for
the specific purpose of building more and bet.
ter roads and arterial streets. I f highway fundi'~!
are put to their proper use they come back to
mctorists in the form of lower csr-opevating
costs.
If these highway funds are diverted to other
u~s--there is not only obvious injustice, but
evll effects felt by the whole public.
Accidents on overcrowded and poorly improved
highways cause death and injury and property
damage. Business suffers from throttled traffic.
Costs of car operation increase. Delays in per-
sonal and merchandise transportation are ex-
pensive.
By stopping diversion of highway funds we can
promote commerce, employ men, prevent
death and injury, save motorists vast sums in
car repairs, tire wear, gas and oil consumption.
As m taxpayer end a Tnoto~iat you should demand,
now, that your motor taxes be used tot roads and
streets and tot nof/~'n~ e/$e.. I~ you don't, Mr.
Motorist, who will~
PORTI, AND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
llOi Bake~ Bldg., Minneap01iG, lffmn.