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, .4 SErvia Ueckert ¢[tefided the Bask-~
+ etball game in Beach last Monday|
/'~vening played by tile Bantams and
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"" the darkies, l
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Mrs. Arthur Latterall is caringl
+ for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brewer-' 'st
'baby out on the farm while Mrs.
Brewer works.
Mr. and Mrs. We. Hollar return.I
ed last week from a weeks visit with[
relatives and friends in Minnesota[
and Wlscons:n. [
Kenneth Pine from Sentlael BUtteI
was an all night visitor wiLh Ervin
Ueckert Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Zook. Mrs.
'Ado Neudeck and Charlle Kramer
were visitors in Dickinson Iv, st Wed-
nesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Kremer.
Mri~. Welner had the misfortune
of burning her hand severly last week
by putting a chunk of coal m tile
stove.
We. and Harold Holler were shop-
ping In Sentinel Butte Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. we. Ueckert. Mr.
Charlie Kremer and Charlie Smith
attended the ~uneral of Mrs. Cites.
Heckamen in Beach Tuesday.
The Henry Theomke family and
Fred Bublitz were visitors at the
Leonard Treater home S~Hzth+y after-
noon,
Leonard Trester was a guest at tt~e
Wm. Ueckert farm last Sunday,
Mrs. Arthur Latterall and daughter
l~anc~s were in Sentinel Butte Men-
day morning doing some shoppig.
RoY. Triuklien and family from ' I
~mch were visitors at the home of County Tennis Fans
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Roester last Sun-
dye night.
Oharlie Smith and Wm. Ueckert
attended the townslHp election in
Beach last Tuesday,
Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Treater,
Mrs. Wm. Trester and Mrs+ Bill
Wantke went to Beach VCednesday
afternoon to attend St, Paul's Luther
Aid meeting in the church basement.
hire. Jennie Trester was calling on
friends in Sentinel Butte Thursday
and+ was a supper guest at the home
tf her daughter, Mrs. Ray Zlnsli.
Mr. and MrS. Frank Dykins, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlle Smith and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Zook attended tim Party
Sunday afternoon and evening in the
Catholic Church parlors.
Mr, and Mrs. F. F. Schmeling
were Sunday dinner and
uests at the We. Ueckert
In the evening Mr. and Mrs.
daughter Ella joined
evening was spent in
playing cards,
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May Soon Get Action
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The many local tennis fans who
have been fondly hoping for some
time that Beach woul(~ ultimately get
some courts will be pleased to learn
that, according to the local relief
office, the courts at the local high
school will be completed the first
part of April according to present
plans. They might have been finished
sooner if more relief teams were
available. Some work has already
been done on these courts, and it isl
lanned to finish them at the very
earliest opprtunity.
Beach has long been in need of
I some tennis c.ourts, as there is a
,large number of fans in the city,
and this move on the part of the
ilocal rel:ef office will be welcomed
by everyone. The court at Alpha has
, already been finished, we are in£orm-
ed by county administrator Nordbv
iand work will be started soon on the
court at Golva.
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Mr. and Mrs+ Joe
Dorothy Wassnman
visitors at the Paul Wehrman home
Wednesday.
Several people from Garner attend-I
ded the show Saturday night.
Delebert Howie was an evcuing]
I
caller at the l,h'ed Wassman homeI
on Slulday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Hoveland were
v|sitors at the T. A. Wosepka home[
Sunday. j
IAoyd and Clara Veasamann were
d:nner guestu at Roy Harmon's on
Sunday.
Victor Johnson. Bill Veassmann and
Adolph Johnson were visitors at the
Olen Allstot home Sunday.
Velma Babcock has been visiting
Mae Everts~ few days last week.
Several young folks attended the
dance at Mike Zinsli's Saturday n te.
lllI
Lijl
Lemire andt
were #ven|n~[
ning
Camet's Hump
Square Butte
Klen and sons John and
ware business cafi~>~ m
Sentinel Butte Saturday.
Yates was doing some ghop-
Beach and Sentinel Butte on
Alice Olsen was a visitor at Einar
Olstad's and Lloyd "fates' Wednesday.
Harvey Wentland was a Sunday
n gizt caller at the Klein home.
The horse buyers were in this vi-
cinity Thursday. t
Walter Petersilie .has been staying
at Einmr Olstad's the past few days.
Einar Ol~tads received the sad
news of the death of Morrs Story,
March 1., He will be remamhered
here as a studezzt from Fargo, work-
lag with Doctor Hanson of tl~e Agri-
cultural College in the summer of
1983, Morris was confined to his bed
for fifteen months prior to his death.
Billy De Vries was caller n Beach
and Sentinel Butte Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed~.Olsen were via-. Mrs. John Berg entertained the
O~harlie Johnson's Wednesday ' ~_ ~ ~..^_
", Lutheran ,-,~u,v~ Aid last Thursday at
J. V. Klein and daughters' her home with a good sized crow:l
Alice and Gladys walked over to Ed]attending. A del:clous dinner was ser-
Olsen's ThUrsday afternoon, red at noon by the hostess. The
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schnraakor'next meeting wil be at Mrs. Lars
'Ness' on Sunday April 7th. [
Tom ~Virtzfelt, John Berg and RaY j
Brier were visitors last Monday atI
Herb and Jimnfle Johnstone's. [
[ Mr. and Mrs. George Franzen and
daughter Augusta motored to Beach
on Tuesday.
Kenneth Flagg, son of Otto P~g,
~ho was visiting his grandparefits, I
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. I~rdy, had the1
misfortune to fall off a pony and
break h:s arm. He was taken {0I
Beach to have it set. ]
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Berg and b~bY,I
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Berg and son
and family were Sunday vistors at
• the Yates" home+
Walter Petersllle was a caller in
Sentinel Butte Wednesday.
Elnar Olstad and son Harmon were
bU$iKess callers in Sentinel l~u~e
on Saturday.
J. v. Klein was a v:sitor at Clif-
ford Phillips' Tuesday,.
John Brown was a caller at Einar
Ol~tad's one day last week,
J/'V. Klein motored to Beach and
Sentinel Butte Thursday.
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Garner News
MrsMr. sad Mrs. Fred Wassmann, • GHen Allstot and girls returned
home Saturday night from Fairview
Montana.
We were sorry to hear that Mr,
D~|d Jo~so~ was taken to the
eklnson hospital last week for oP-
eration for app~ndlclUs. We all hoPe
for a speedy recovery,
the St. Patricks
Golva Sunday night.
r Clare is visiting at the
dsYS.
SOME SPEED MERCHAN]
Glenn Cunningham, of Kansas. win.
the 1,500 meter event at the
forty-seventh annual National A. A.
U. indoor track meet at Madison
Square garden in New York. Cun-
ningham broke the world's record
being timed at 3:50.5.
H
and Rasper Berg, and Mr. and Mrs
Ray Brier motored to Beach las~
Wednesday.
• Mrs. Lawrence Klrkpatrick and
children are visiting at the George
Pranzen home.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
B. T. Osborne, Pastor
Church School 10:00 a. m.
Worship 11:00 a m.
Epworth League 3:30 p. m.
Midweek devotional hour on Wed.
nesday evening at 7:30 p. m,
Choir rehearsal Thursday 7:30.
CHURCH OF THEtluNITED" BRETH-
ReN IN CHRIST
W. b Nelson, Purer
10:l$ a. m. Unified service. Wormhlp
and Bible study.
6:30 p. m. C. E. Society
7:30 p. m. Evening worship.
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NOTICE
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Hereafter all confinement cases
and office work will be strictly cash.
--W. C. BRADLEY
Golf Meeting At Court
House Next Thurs. Nite
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Dewey Rhyner. president of the
local golf club, announces that there
will be a meeting of club members
and all others interested in playing
chis year. in the court room of the
court house Thursday evening, March
28, beginning at eight o'clock• Lady
golfers, as well as the men, are urged
to be present at that time. Election
of officers, and other plans for the
coming year will be discussed.
T, he local course has weathered the
winter in fin