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Trotters News
Mrs, Roy Coan went to Williston
a week ago where she entered the
hospital for treatment. At last re-
port she was slowly improving.
S. SteVens purchased a coupe last
week from Allen Kastien of Beach.
Bert Sperry spent Saturday ~vening
at the Andre honle.
Mrs. Lawhead spent last week in
Beach and XVlbaux visiting.
Imuis Callendar, S. Stevens and
Donald Lawhead delivered horses i,
Bosch on Friday.
The Ford Spiegelberg family of
Beach were Sunday guests at the
% ~nmlst home.
V~m. Reichert sp(ult ~ev(q'al (lay~
last week in Beach overhaulhlg the
car he recently purchased,
Hazel Vlnqulst come up from Dick-
tnson Friday to spend the w(!eke~ld:
at her home.
Don't forget the SoUth Side Aid
m~eting at Mrs. Nehls' Thursday.
April 4.
We are glad to see Chester Gasho
back among us again after having
opent the winter in Washington.
The WWw meeting at the church
parlors Wednesday was well attended
Mr. and Mrs. Lawhead and son
were Sunday diI:ner guests at the L.
Callendar home. They also spent
Sunday evening at the ~. ,~tevens
home.
M~s. C. It Callendar spent Tues-
day in Beach as fhe guest of ~t'rS.
W. B. Ch~rk.
Irene ~leenllp spent the woo:t(!nd
~t bar he~e in Skaar.
APRIL PROGRAM
THE BIJOU THEATRE
BEACH, N. DAK.
Two shows each night--7:30 and 9:00
i m ql
SUNDAY 31--M()NI)AV I.~,'FT'IdST)AY :
"Bright Eyes"
Cast: SHIRLEY TEMI'IA']. JAMES
DUNN, JUDITH ALLEN. LOIS VeIL-
SON. For tile family. Comedy,
Nil
X.VEI)NESDAY 3 -- THURSDAY 4
"Society Doctor"
C~t: CHESTER ~IORRIS, t~,OBERT
TAYLOR, VIRGINIA BRUCE, tIILLII?]
BURKE. A stimulating dt~ma, that is
tense, interesting, and lively. Family.
Corr~d y.
FRIDAY 5 SATURDAY 6
Sat. Matinee 2:30 P. M.
"Wimling Ticket"
Cast: bee CARRILLO, LOUISE FA-
ZENDA. TED tINkLY. A howling
~weepstakes comedy, rsl~lete with fast-
moving fun, an all sta'r k, ast and a
happy romance. "OUR GANG" Comedy
News; ~ !
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SUNDAY 7--MONDAY 8- q'UESDAY 9
"Devil Dogs of the Air"
C~t: JAM~,S CAGNEY, PAT O'BRI-
MA/tGARET LINDSAY. The avia-
tion wing of the U. S, Marine Base
at San ~leff(/ Is the lo~lo of this fast-
moving' and lnteresting~: iM~ture, Hroad- i
way Brevity. • ~ •
!lit
WEDNESDAY i0--,- TItURSDAY 11
"Shadow of Doubt"
Cast: RICARDO CORTEZ, VIRGINIA
]BRUCE, CONSTANCE COI,LIER, Rite-
Gin TOOMEY. An amusing and excit-
ing ptctm'e for the family. TODD-
KELLY Comedy.
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FRIDAY t2 ~ SATURDAY 13
Sat: Matinee 2:30 P, M.
"Grand Old Girl"
Cast: MAY ROBSON, MARY C, AIt-
LISLE. FRED MAC MURRAY, ALAN
HALE. A human story which reveah
!the understanding heart of a teacher.
Family. Comedy ~ News.
NII-
SIgN 14 --- MeN. 15~TUES. 16
"Sweet Music"
Ca,st: RUDY VALLEI~, ANN DVOR-
AK, NED SPARKS. This film has at-
~:ractlve music instrumental and vocal
~omedy, dancing and romance. Family.
Comedy. •
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~VEDNESI:)AY 17 ..... TIIlTRSDAY 18
"Silver Streak"
iJast: SALLY I1LANE, CItARLES STAR-
l~!~TT, HARDIN ALBRI(IHT, %VILLIA,~d
FARNUM. The evolution of the moderr,
~tream line train, fine photography of
Boulder Dam, pleasant romance and
plenty of thrills. Comedy.
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FRIDAY 19 ~ SATURDAY 20
Sat. Matinee 2:30 P. M.
"West Of the Peeps"
Cast: RICtIARD DIX, MARTIIA SLEEp
~R. A western with a good east, cap
able direction, and some beautifu~
photography, Family. Comedy--News
SUN. 21 ~ MeN. 22- TUES. ~11
"Anne Of Green Gables"
Ca~t: ANNE SH1RLET, ~ 1W]ii~-
A beautiful adaptation of an tnter~t~
book. Al~pealing h] its charm, with
good cast. Family. Comedy.
tel
WEDNESDAY 24 ~ TtlURSDAY 25
"Little Colonel"
C~st: SHIRLEY, TEMPLE, LIONEl
BARRYMORE, EVELYN VENABLE
JOHN LODGE. See little Shirley Tempi*
dance. Excellent entertainment for all
ages. Family, Comedy.
FRIDAY 28 --- SATURDAY 27
Sat. Matinee 2:30 P, M.
Bordertown
C~t: PAUL I~IUNI, IIETT]?~ DAVIS
M,~ ~GAFtET LINDSAY, I,YLE TAL-
1~OT. A rea3istt(~ plot and vhdd eharaet-
e~iza, tton make this film decidedly in-
tarestlng~ Comedy -- N~ws.
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~IJN. ~8 ~ YffON. 29--TUES. 30
"County Chairman"
~t: WILL TtOGERS, I~:VELYN VEN-
~JILE, NEN'F TAYLOR, LOUISE DRES-
SIER, STEPIN FETCHIT. A clean
wholesome picture throughout. The
costumes and settin~,s are dblfghtful.
Comedy.
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Last week it is reported from the
court house that a local citizen was
in one of the offices signing some
goverunlent pal)era. He had been
airing his views on the present ad-
ministration, being particularly crit-
ical of some of the red tape. As he
was signing his papers, the pen,
which he had borrowed from the
office clerk, went dry. All of which
drew the rather caustic conunent,
"why don't you write Congress and
try and get an appropriation to fill
this pen?"
$ * * * * $ *
How does Senator Long spell
his first name, Huey or Hooey?
We wonder how many Devils Imke
people rushett o~[t to buy a "coke'"
On
the
BEACH
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t t
ly, between halves the school band
phtyed several nunlbers for the ell-
tertainment of the crowd. The music
was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone
present and ,t contribution was tak-
en up to help defray the expenses
of the organization, tlowever, when
the collection was called for one dys-
peptic from Beach called out. "How
much will you take to have 'era stop
I playing?"
Do you remember when~two
of thee dapper young blades of
the city met in front of a local
drug store every morning for
over a year, and every morning
matched a dollar.
A certain farmer near here, after
Herman F~lnk was a Sunday dinner
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Funk.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Larsen were
supper guests at the Matt Krause!
home Monday evening.
The Golva Cribbage club met with
Miss Ferguson Saturday site. Three
tables played eleven games of two-
h[u-~ded cribbage, aft~er whic~h Miss
Ferguson served a delicious lunch.
The prizes were won hy Rose John-
son, high; and Mrs. Covert, low.
Those who attended were Mrs. Jul-
US l,;trs¢,n, Mrs. Covert, Mrs. George
ohnsou. Miss Kathleen Cameron, and
,lisa Rose Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Tsehida and daught-
r Anita were Sunday visitors at the
Oswin Schmitz home.
Dave ~]~xvie anti Christ Johnson
were Sentinel BUtte visitors Sunday.
Christi Johnson was on the sick
list a few (lays last week.
Ole Thorsen was a Golva ~.isito~
Sunday afternoon.
Among those from Golva who at-
tended the show in Beach Sunday
evening were: Mr. and Mrs. John
Schaefer and daughter Shirley, Tony
Kreitinger and daughter Margaret,
last Friday evening when the Coca several rather unsuccessful exper-
Cola program barged in for :~ ha.!fi iences witb one of the prom:nent
hour on the broadcast of the uevnSimai1 order houses finally became ex-i
Lake-Bismarck basketbMl game at tremely doubtful about the value of
tlle state tournament ~omenow it .........
..... " ..... s i tne attractive guarantee ~'nl(.|i 3p.
seems that tne "pause that reiresned' -. ^-- **.^ ¢.-~* ~ ..... e Ch~
won]d have been much more refresh- . . , o
souse catalogue. In tact, it seems
ink to Devils Lake folks if they that he even became a trifle "hot
could have heard the remainder of
under the collar." Anyhow, the out.
Marcella Fisher, Mrs. Covert, Miss
Ferguson, Verna Scheffer, Miss Dun-
tan. Miss Mille,', Miss Flora McPhee,
Mr,~. Funk, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson
and son Francis, Eleanore and Loreen
Finneman, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Lar-
sen. Rose Johnson, Harold Larsen,
George Johnson, Mrs. Madison, Hom-
er and Anna May Madison, Father
the play-by-play account of their
team's victory. Not to mention ;
hundreds of other fans all over the
state.
Speaking of the tournament, in
the Gr'afton-Man'.tan game Satur-
day we-nine, intentionally or not,
the announcer made son.thing of
a pun when he said, "tverson
tried to dribble aroun,3 Farr but
he didn't get v~ery far.
Nomlnation as one of lhe best
radio jokes of the current season is
one heard on Fred Allen's amateur
~program. Allen asked one of the
amateurs where lie was froln and
the fellow replied Minneapolis or
St. Paul it didn't make any differ-
once. Allen said, "Oh yes, there's
quite a difference When you die and
go to heaven, you'll know St. PaUl,
but you won't 'know Minneapolis."
And that brings to mind a
time-worn, but still a favorite,
mill city gag. M inneapolitans
enjoy telling St. Paul folks that
the twin cities are to be com.
blue3 and renamed Minnehaha~
Minne for Minneapolis, and haha
for St. Paul.
At the district high school basket-
ball tournament in Dickinson recent-
come of the matter was that the
young man tore off the cover of his
tatest catalogue, carefully cut out
the guarantee printed thereon, and
enclosed it in a letter which con-
iained the following instructions: "la
the future I would greatly appreciate
it if you would kindly leave the page
~pon which this guarantee is printed
(*at of lliy catalogue. As yOU call
,eadily see. the paper it is printed
on is much too heavy."
One of the local "yokels" nom-
inates Betty Furness as the hot-
test girl in the movies.
For tile benefit of a Grand Forks
Golva News
Mrs. Covert accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Wosepka to Beach on
Tuesday.
The Golva SImshine met at the
home of Mrs. Frank Schoube Wed-
nesday. After the delicious dinner
was served, they held their regular
meeting. Eleven memhers and one
visitor were peresent. Thenext meet-
ng will be with Jessie Oldls.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kremers and
daughter Wilma were dinner guests
t the Ntc Schillo home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schi]Io and
emily were Sunday dinner guests at
he home of their daughter, Mrs.
dike Schwagel.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schoube and
aughter Dolores, Mrs. Covert, and
t t
past six weeks. They drove back a
new master Chevrolet.
Win. Ueckert was reelected town.
ship supervisor for this district for a
term of three years. Ernest Feldman
was also a candidate.
Mrs. Alfred Ueckert, Mrs. Kenneth
Kannenberg and Mrs. Win. Ueckert
were guests of Mrs. Charlie Smith
last Tuesday.
John Jordan of Sentinel Butte w~s
a. caller at the Win. Ueckert farm on
Thursday afternoon.
Ervin Ueckert attended the social
meeting of the Y. P. S. in the church
parlors Tilursday cw,ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ueckert were
visitors at the Clyde Polley home on
Thursday evening.
ltoy Doyle, census enumerator for
tlfis district called on farmers in tMs
vicinity last Friday.
Mr. alnl Mrs. '~Vnl. ltocsler a,hi
faintly, and Mr. aml Mrs. Win.
Ueckert and family attended the op-
eretta at Sentinel Butte Friday.
Floyd Wilson was a guest at the
Wantke home Friday ev'ening.
F'rank Zook was a business caller In
Dickinson Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ueckert, Mrs.
Win. Ueekert and Charlie Kramer
were Beach shoppers Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ueckert and
Mr. and Mr. Alfred Ueckert and son
were dinner and supper guests at the
~Vm. Ueckert home Sunday.
Lack, and Florence Schulte. Henry Thoemkc returned Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schoube and from Minneapolis where he attended
daughter were Beach visitors on Sat- the auto show.
~rday.
Kaihryn I~orenz sp~)t the week- I1 I
end at home. K I
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Haigh, Ernte
Schmilz and Alberta Barthel went TH I N
o Bismarck Friday where they at-
tended the state high school basket-
ay Mrs. Harold Smith of Beach ac-
ompanied them on the way down.
resident who moved away from Beach ~td~"x"x"~'~'~¢6~'x"~"x"~"x"x'~¢~'~'~'~¢t
four or five years ago and wanted
to be informed when it rained out son Darrell returned
here, we are finally abte to m~ke a fern Velva where they had spent the
report: Imst week Tuesday the sky
clouded over; presenting a more
threatening appearance steadily until,
late in the evening the heavens op-
ened up in a veritable cloudburst--
~well, there were several drops,
anyway, and it almost settled the~
dust.
Seriously speaking, we dM have
a mighty fine snow last week,
and ev~eryone seems much hal0~
pier.
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IMrs. A. E. Scheffer went tO Bis-
nmrck Thursday. While there they
went thl, ough the state Capitol and
the Penitentiary. They returned on
Friday evening, reporting a very on.
joyable time. Rose Johnson was the
~telephone relief during Mrs. Covert's
absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Larsen and
daughter Betty attended a surprise
Birthday party on Harry Wassmann
Tuesday nite. Whist was the even-
lng entertainment, Mrs. Larsen win-
ruing high prize and Mr. Larsen sec-
od high.
Mrs. Weinreis received word on
Thursday of the death of her sister
in Aberdeen, S. Dak. She could:not
get away to attend the funeral. The
~rympathy of the community goes out
to Mrs. Weinreis at this time.
The Golva men's whist club motor-
to Carlyle Tuesday nite to play the
Carlyle men. Carlyle won the match.
THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN
)all tournament. They returned Sun- ]
We Deliver or Pay the Post-
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age on ALL CASH J
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Sunset Sentinel II{I:NNI:I Y'RI
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ueckert and! SENTINEL BUTTE, N. DAK. |
last Tuesdayl I
Copyright,
SUBSCRIBE I~R
OPTIGAL SPEGIALIST
G, GILBERTSON
Glasses fitted--Any broken
duplicated; --Frames
Beach, N. D., First door
of Overstad's Hardware
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Qukldv aM ~;Iv "lad~lk~l ia
COOK STOVES, HEATERS ~1
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gARAgES, SHOP5
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THERM ~AS CoENERATOR
~L~UFACTUREt~s : "r " "¢'gSTLAKE AVe,
COULD NOT DO HEI
HOUSEWOR
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~ ~thing
tempt is a
~when you
nervous and
: table--at yO~
wit's end~t~
this medicine,
n'~ay be iust wb
you need
energy. Mrs. Chartes L. CaAmus
Trenton, New Jersey, says,
doing just a little work 1 had to
down. /Vly mother-in-law
mendedthe Vegetable Corn
I can see a wonderful change
Will be held at my iplace, 3 miles east of Rocky Butte,
10 miles south of Sentinel Butte, on:----
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Wednesday, Aprzl 3r
Sale Starts at l P. M.
The following will be sold::,
Household
1 WASH SINK
1 DAY BED & MATTRESS
1 SEWING ROCKER
4 CHAIRS
6 NEW DINING CHAIRS
1 8 FOOT EXTESlON TABLE
1 MAGESTIC RANGE
1 PERFECTION K E R O S E N
STOVE & OVEN
1 KITCHEN TABLE
1 TABLE STAND
1 CABINET FOR POTS & PAN{~
1 BREAD CABINET
1 CHILD cHAtR
1 HIGH CHAIR
1 BATH TUB
3 DOZEN FRUIT JARS
3 8-GAL. CREAM CANS
1 DELAVEL ~REAM
TOR, SIZE I/;
SEPERA"
Machinery
1 DEERING 8 FOOT BINDER
1 DEERE CULTIVATOR
1 VAN BRUNT 17 SINGLE DISC
DRILL
1 11 FOOT SUPERIOR DRILL
TRACTOR HITCH
1 5 FOOT MCCORMICK MOWER
1 10 FOOT DEERING RAKE
1 DEERE & WEBER DISC
1 3 SECTION HARROW
1 14 IN. BRADLEY GANG PLOW
1 16 IN. JOHN DEERE SULKEY
1 14 IN. WALKING PLOW
1 STOCK TANK
1 WAGON AND'BOX
1 BOB SLED, 7 FOOT RUNNERS
1 HARROW CART
1 WAGON & RACK
2 SETS OF WORK HARNESS
1 CHATHAM F'ANNING MILL
J. E. Trollope, Auctioneer J.P. Jordan, Clerk
Henry 0msberg,
ITERMS
OF
SALE
1 BAY MARE, 1200 POUNDS
1 BROWN MARE, 1200 POUNDS
1 GRAY GELDING, 1250 POUNDS
1 GRAY MARE, 1100 POUNDS
1 RED & WHITE COW, 4 YEAR
OLD
1 RED POLL COW, 5 YEAR OLD
1 RED WHITE FACE, 5 YEAR
OLD
24 BUFF ORPINGTON CHICKENS
AND 2 ROOSTERS
Livestock
2 30 GAL. OIL BARRELS
1 POTATO PLANTER
1 GRINDSTONE
SOME TOOLS
ARE C