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S Mt TONI!
CARD PARTY AND ilN'
~MISSION 35c -- FOR CARD GA2VlES, DANCE AND LUNCH AT 8 P. M.
TIME TO THINK
About Your Stock and Poultry Food
and Stock Tonics
LeGears and ;ss
to
As usual we
of
Ceresan and
WALL DRUG
Phode 31
Reeve Building .... Beach, N. ~i
.... as, ssmLt ~ Passes
l~Tews ts.~ovmed; at the home ox net Be~ visitors Wedneqd~y,..~ /;
soa~.~Teed~w~. ~wmbe r~ Mr. and Mrs. A. ?i Zi~m, th ~re
as bperattng tl~e, 1~i bakery ~or sev- Sunday visitors. ~ ,~ L. V4"~e
er~ years feintS, ~tn he 8old it to hmne. ~ "
~the present owner, Peter SchUldberg. Mr& H. A. Bury |t |j~nesday for
~i ~r, ~ ~ the, ~ ~0 Aberdeen, Wllmot, S. D., for~ ~$tt with ~-
~. Dak., for bitrt~' gud from there will tWes and friends. ~ ~
,go on to Mlnnewlkflis to :visit his bon ~ and Mrs Lo~ ~rew~k, Mrs.
in Beach on h~s, retRrn to Wash-]were' l)lc]:il~on 1 | Tueaday.
~ S~e"s~ ~ ~n~1 ~.e=~t~o= ~t\ Satiny
'the Teed family in their time ~z rorrow.] utght ~ ~I ~ds ~, Gordon Oron-
In music and dranm, i next meeting will with Daisy Wass-
- --- ' mann, March
George Oearey, Rudolph Rising, Mrs.: Jens Oronning returned Tuesday
L. Schulte, Norbert and Eleanor, Mr. from Hot Springs, Ark., after a two
and Mrs. Alfred ~cheffer and George months visit wlth his sister there. En-
Hammond were eBach visitors Friday. route home Mr. Gronning spent a few
THOMP$ON'S FOOD MAitKFT
We Dellyer Phone $S
CORN FLAKES, IGA ...2 lge
RED OWL FOOD STORES
EWHITE
NAPHTHA
SOAP
£OCOA, IGA ........
...5 lgc
2 lb, 21c
'Cereal Dish Free with
"G' Coffee ........
Whole
lb, 25c
29c
~LK 18-K ......
"e
Tomato Jmc, |GA..
.1 , pkg. 23c
4 lge cans 29c
50 oz. can 25c
Peas ...... 3 No. 2 cans 28c
.... 3 No. 2 cans 23c
RICE.
~ISCO .........
...... ..lb. 5c
3 lb. can 55c
Lettuce,
• 2 lb. box 49c
Texas seedless,.5 for 25c
• ......... 2 heads 19c
.,3
d,ays with
Daisy
in Beach with2her
in Minnea
SENTINEL BUTTE
-~_ .:~ = ~ . • - = ;:J
Archle Bolten spent the weekend at
I
FaUon, Montana, visiting at the home]
of his sister. [
Ivar Ness is at the Tom WlrtzfeltI
home this week doing some carpenter l
work.
'~ee "High, Wide and Handsome,"
10-20 starring Irene Dunne and
RandolPh Scott at Sentinel Butte. This
real of the Oil Industry
and drama.
down Sat-
urday from visiting at
the Harry Huseby home. She returned
to Fallon Suriday.
George Wosepka and Lyle M~rtin
were Bismarck visitors during the past
week.
Mrs. Fred Maas and two
daughters are sl~nding the week at
Taylor visiting relatives.
maintained under the guidance of
Aimee Semplc McPherson, noted Evan-
gelist. A visit ~t Portland, Oregon,
was followed .by the homeward jour-
ney. , "
See 'High, Wide and Handsome,"
March 10-20 starring Irene Dunne and
Randolph Scott at Sentinel Butte.
is a real story of the Oil Industry set
in ~usic and drama.
Mrs. E. D. Nelson entertained the
W. B. A. meeting on March 8th. After
the business meeting bridge was played
with high honors and deuce prize go-
to Mrs Hovland, 2nd
Lehmann, honor prize to
and consolation was
Qardner.
Mrs. George Wosepka
and Sunday with her
Mrs. I~rry Funk in
Dinn#~ guests of
Waldal on Sunday
J~_
day
to Mrs.
Lardy
by Mrs.
Saturday
Mr. and
and Mrs. Ber~
were Mr.
Dixon, MX. and
and Marion, Mrs.
and Marion
Ernie Nelson was
being his birth-I
Whist was played
to Mrs. W. Roesier
IOeorg Woseplm, accompanied by and Mrs. E. Nelson and
Peplinski, left Thursday for Little l Mr. W. Roesler. An enjoyable evening
Falls, Minn., with a truck load of[was spent.
horses. [ Wednesday evening Paul Wagner,
John M. Hougen is back in town|Chas. Bohn, .J.W. Gardner, E. D. Nel-
after spending the winter months at'Json and NeU Hogoboom attended the
the F. D. Waldal home. JLegion meeting in Beach. At this
Mrs. Louis Odland Jr., of Bismarck, ]meeting the S~ntinel Butte boys pre-
and Mrs. Cecil ~ngen of Beach, were ,sented a gavel~ to the Beach Legion'
week end visitors at the home of their ~Post. This gave~ was ~de by oByronI
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Reed. Hogoboom ~fnn ]~adlartd cedar. Otherl
That first robin is here, and has i'$pechnens of ~. Hogo~s work may I
estblished himself among the trees on ibe seen a~ l~is flllin~ sta~l~m here in l
"Grimes Island." And we're not %~R-~Bentinel !~n. tt$. / ~ I
Ing Richard's word for it altogether as : Mrs. E. ~ H. Masdn enterta~ e •
the harbinger of spring has been '~b- number of n~hbors and old ~riends~,•
served by s~veral natives in that nelgh- last Wednesday" ~ternoon in ~nor of I [[
borhoed. Mrs. Olendora S~g. A/~ost en-lll
Clyde Myers has been appointed as Joyable afternoon was speng~ I~
member of the local school board to Mr and Mrs W, J B~rns were
fill the unexpired term of Harry Rilea guests of Dr. Lyons in Beach Wed-
who resigned for the reason that he is nesday evening.
leaving in the near future with his Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hogoboom via-
family for California where he will ited at the E. D. Lievens home last
make his home. Thursday evening. ]
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fasching are the Mrs. George Wosepka will entertain
Pushers. horses to Minnesota last Thursday, ex-
The W.B. held their business pecting to return on Tuesday.
nx~eting at the home o~ Mrs. Mrs. A. L. Martin returned from her
F, D. Nelson. prizes a~arded vacation trip after being gone all'
to Mrs. Louie ist, Hen- winter.
ry Lehmann, Lardy,
honor; Mrs. Duece;
and Mrs. J. W.
Serving of lunch the pro-
gram of the~
When Harry down to t
his restaurant
t(
I ol~n the place of
• broken end of a paddlock or
th door, indicating burglary.
But the affair was zeriously,
as" the Job had all as
being that of local who felt
the urgent need of a
toward morning, or it might possibly
have been 'Wlmpy" in search of a
Goonberger.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Reed returned
home Thin.day after an absence of
over two months during which they
visited at various pointa in the East.
They made the trip by bus. Their
first stop was at Bismarck where they
~i visited at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Louis Odland, Jr. At MinneapoLis
they visited with Mrs. Myrtle taller-
sister of Mrs. Reed, then proceeded
City where they visited With
and with an-
at Alton; 111. At SprIns-
trip to view
O., Mr.
home of
Ableit- '
inthe
There
~nd~
their
er,
federal
BEANS
WIZDOM CUT WAX OR GREEN
3OAN.OF-ARC RED KIDt~.Y
NEW
Head Lettuce,
CHICKEN-OF-THE-SEA
TUNA 29¢
6"~"25'
• 2'~" 25¢
JUICE ~c~• 4'~ 25¢
DEL M&IZ
NIBLETS
2 for 13c
CARROTS, fresh,
2 for
they ~ visited Norem and ou~
townsman a~dGolden Valley
C~tmty~tes ,A~orney, C. L. Dawson,
who maintains a law office at the na-
tlotm cmpltaL All in all ~he Reeds re-
port oax enjoyable visiting and sightsee-
ing trip.
After an atmence of over three
months, Mrs. Juli~ Martin returned
Friday from travels which took her
through the southern and western
sections Of the country. After spend-
ing a month with her aister at Gains-
vflle, Texas, &he left for OalLfomla,
visited with ~veml fo~er
residents, among
them Miss Esmond Oroff at Sacra-
mento, Mrs. William Lueus at Los~
Angeles, and the Constant Van HornsI
at Pomm~a, By ~t streak of good,
fortune, Mr& Martin escaped the
flooded area in the nick of time, lear-
tug on the last train of the SOuthern
Pacific before the delu~e At two
North Dakota picnics ~e met many
folkS from this vicinity who were visit,
the tasting
[
an: attend-
J
TOMATOES, firm, " for .. 29c
Oranges, extra sweet, juicy 2 dz. 37c
ii i
Grapefruit, Texas seedless 5 [or 20c
See Our Large 2-Page Circular for many
Timely Food Savings.
STARTS FRIDAY
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t
Circle F T Reynolds Co
Sidney Watford City
Glendive m • m and
Miles City
Mont. MONEY SAVING FOOD
For Friday-
EARLY OHIO'CE,RTIF~ED SEED
No. 1 s, 10ff Lb. Sack
Cheese, American
Colby Style, lb. .......
SALMON, Fa;tcy, pink
2 large cans
CATSUP,
2 large
Tomatoes,
2 large 2 ~/~
CARROTS, ~resh,
Bunches, 2 for ........
two 1
Pure
10 lb. sack..
/
/
Wheat
heads, 2 for .........
lb.sack 55e
or Wax
2 cans .... 25c
large solid
. .15e
Crackers, 2 lb box. 18c
i i i iui . ± t I I
~e Carry Northrup King and Magilrs Seeds .... +[
i i ii i i i + i +
We have fresh Tastyloins, Salt and Spiced fish
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