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~ca ~jmmr This Is ilRather an Expensive Log C b;. of old telephone poles, their rotted ends sawed off. this recreation cabin at a transient relief near Say'age, Minn., cost the state $10,900 to build, not including lights, plumbing or interior furnish- to testimbny presented the Minnesota leg:slature's investigating committee. -- ,J J Doyle of Sentinel Butte is a few days this week in around Beach. He is taking the in Beach Civil township. Donald Alton and Burton Nelson ~g to Bismarck Saturday to see final games of ahe state basket- ~ tournament They r~urned ell ~dsy. ¥oalghan Morris returned home on afternoon for a short visit parents. He left Monday for Mont. wehre he: will re- school. 13htnche Sbevens who was formerly at the Penney store, left on for Dickinson where she willi her course at ttte Normal. I Zielsdorf has ta~n~ her pos-] the local Penney.store. 1 W. C. Harlan has been visit- ~iler aunt. Mrs. Joe Mlddlel:ol~, the days. Wllma Kremers : is visiting Mrs. Joe Gruman, thts y, Tea, Coffee or men. GOO~] proposition man in Beach. Rawleigh, Minneapolis, Minn. Apl8 Jones, Frank Kukowskl, Beckley, Donald Evans, and Davis motored to Bismarck on to attend the stale basketball there, returning on Sun- D. Logan end M~,. Thoemke Thursday evening from where they attended the Mr. Logan is driving a %ran Derhoef ret~ned Thurs- from Minneapolis"~ere he has the last week and g half attend- the Buttrey con~vent~n there. Theodore- Tobias and Marvin also attended the tournament ~lsmarck, leaving here Friday and returning Saturday night. Beckley returned from Butte Friday evening where been n~ for~ a few days. and hta children drove Butte~ Friday evening to 09eretta. ~:o A group of ladles surprised Mrs. Anna Meyer on her birthday Saturday afternoon. A pleasant afternoon was spent in sewing and chatting after which dainty refreshments brought by the guests were served. Mr. and Mrs. A. 3• Pavlick and family of Dickinson were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Smith ov~r the weekend. Mrs. l'~lick is Mrs. Smith';~ daughter. NOTICEI The COZY CAFE is giving away FP~E char, ca on one of Jesse Still'u FIIXI~ NI~W C,k"UBE MOTOR- OLA "75" CAR RADIOS WORTH $47.50, with every p~,rr~rse made. Come in for meals, lunches, cigar- ettes, cigars, candy, chewing gum, ice cream• We serve ice cold beer in pitchers with fresh potato chips. A rea! chance to win a useful and enjoyable prize. Roy Noyes, Prop. 3t FOR SALE---1000 bu, Canadian Marquis seed wheat. J. K. Tat- ley, Ollie; Montana. fflM13-Jt FOR SALE---Rainbow Flint corn, wheat grass, alfalfa seed. John Fak- ler, Beach. M21-3tp Mrs. H. P. Crossman is~ 0n the sick list. Mrs. W. L. Kidder is reported as being on the sick list. Mrs. Gee. each entertained the Methodist Missionary society at her home last Wednesday afternoon. Af- ter the usual meeting Mrs. Roy Oech was very pleasantly surprised when the ladies of the church presentea her with a lovely set of dishes. A tasty lunch was served at the close of the afternoon. Roy Noyes an& son Russell, and Marvin Tobias were down to Bis- marck to the state basketball tourn~ sent Friday evening and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Feldhusen celebrated their 32rid wedding anm- versary with a dinner at their home on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Oech helped commemorate the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. John Raisler were supper guests at the T. W. Helstrom home on Saturdgy evening. Verna Scheffer and Helen Dunstan of Golva were Beach visitors on Frl- day night and Saturday. Karl Kannenberg was confined to the hou~ for the past week. Margaret Fisher of Golva w~ a weekend visitor in Beach. Clifford Clark has been in Bismarck several days on business. • T. REYNOLDS CO. WE DELIOER PHONE 75 , vacuum pack lb. , 4lb. ge solid pack 3 cans lb. box , 5 pounds Sou 5 cans JellQ0 flavor 100 lbs. 50 ibs. feed, 100 lbs. 25c 27c 29¢ $1.23 25c 7c 23c 25c 5c $1.13 55c $1.65 takd rders for good Hay, Second Cutting Will Pay Caeh for Beef~Cozy Cafe. The Misses Bernice and Grace Sperry came in from Trotters on Fri- day. Bernice will remain in town and assist Mrs. Vukelic with her house- hold duties. Floyd and Donald Wilson, and E~- mer Raisler were in Olendive over Saturday evening and Sunday. The repairs on the former Ernest Johnston farm home hove been com- pleted and Mr. and IWrs. Ronald Johnston have Just recently moved in. marck on Monday morning. Henry Mar]non and son Raymond and also Carrie Miller attended the farewell party at Glendive Wednes- day evening for Mrs. Brustauie. for- m~rly Katherine Schlauch. C. T. Simmons and Bill Doyle shipped a carload of horses Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Jandt are the proud parents of a baby girl horn aa the local hospital last Thursday. Mother and daughter are doing fine. Palmer Skaar has again returned to the Beach holfpital with an in- fected arm. He will be taken to Dickinson to have SOme X-rays taken. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marmon attended the funeral of Mrs. Frances Schelera, mother of Mrs. John Marmon of Sidney. Betty Rankin of north of Beach had her t~nsils removed last week. She is getting along just fine. Ilene Pierzina was in the local hos- pital to have her tonsils removed, but because of a bad cought, the oP- eration was postponed. Joe Davis of Belfield was a Beach caller Sunday, bringing some horses up for Charlie Simmons. Harold Fulton of Carlyle is in~ t~e hospital for a minor operation. Mrs. Ella Kidder of Trotters is in the local hospital for treatment. Mrs. Frank Fulton of Carlyle is in the ,hospital with inflamatory rhea- matism. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Simmons en- tertained four couples at a supper on Sunday night. The evening was ~pent in playing cards. Bill Doyle of Trotters was a busl- hess caller in Beach on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marmon and family were visitors in Olendive on Sund~. MrS. Late Altt)n entertained the Delta Dek bridge club at the home of Mrs. Jesse Still on Saturday even- 'ing. After a dainty lunch, the usual evening of bridge was enjoyed. Editor White "and son William of Wibaux were Beach caller last week Thursday, the elder Mr. White hav- ing dental work done. While in town they paid the Review~ o$ce a pleas- ant call Mr. and Mrs. John Scott and fam- ily of Dickinson spent Sunday here at the W. Wallace ~nome. They brought Stanley Wallace home, he having been visiting with them smce before Chxistmas. Roy Tuttle and Ed. Summers went to Fargo last Thursday to get a truck load of potatoes. By the time they got to Dickinson on their w~y home, they had sold all their load, so returned to Fargo for another cargo. They arrived home on Sunday night. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buck and family were pleasantly surprised by a visit from a daughter, Mrs. Clayton McMullen, her husband and their daughter, Una Mac. On their way up Mr. and Mrs. McMullen stopped at Medora to bring along their cousin Vincent Buck who is dx~fftsman there. Vincent returned to Medora by bus SUnday evening and the ]V~cMullens retuurned to Bis- marck. The children of Gerhardt schaI- lock of northeast of Beach have been confined to their beds suffering with severe cases of tonsilitls. Mr. and Mrs. Llo~Vd Grifflth will soon move to the Wetnberger house on the north side which has recently been occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Klein. Floyd Wilson and Bruce Wantke have moved from the Langberg cot- tage on the north side to the Murry farm near RGekY Butte. Win. LuO~-" ~and Rex Schultz went i to Fargo after a load of potatoes on Sunday. Ray. Anderson went to Mott yes. terday morning where he will con- duct services with a Far&o minister. Mrs. Lawrence Tur~buli entertain- ed the Adventist ladies aid yester. day afternoon. Mrs. Peter Golliet had several old- time friends in yesterday for a fine big chicken dinner in honor of her birthday. A group of about six couple dropped in to surprise Gee. Christen. sen last night. A pleasant evening was s~ent in playing cards after which dainty refreshments brought by the guests were served. Mrs, Floyd Neudeck entertained twenty guests Tuesday evening at her home in honor of he]" husband's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Hudson and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson were co- hosts t~ a number of couples at a seven o'clock dinner Wednesday ev- ening at the home of the former. ~-4$~ ~H$4HHF-M4~kak 4H~(-~4$4HHt Alpha News Dwight Howard. and son ot Sidney visited at Elmer Howard's Saturday and Sunday. Henry Wilkins spen~ the weekend in Beach with his family Doris Bacon was atguest of Mrs. Oloyd Bury Thursday night. Mrs. John Irons has been sick with the flu the past week• Mrs. Fred McManigal visited her folks, Mr. and Mrs. George Stull last week. Ed Eide and Alex LaSota were in Beach Friday, Dorothy Hogoboom spent the week end at home. Mr. Ziebarth returned home Satur- day from Scranton where he attended the funeral of his brother Will. Alberta Barthel took in the basket ball games at Bismarck Saturday. Following the dinner the guests en- Mr. nd Mrs. Fritz Fasching were joyed contract bridge, her Beach visitors Wednesday. Honoring Mrs. James Hardy on Karnes Johnson was in Carlyle on birthday Sunday evening, ten couples Wednesday after a load of feed. surprised her by arriving at her home Mrs. M. B. Hogoboom is visiting with a lovely dinner which was relatives in Sentinel Butte this week. served at 6: 30. After the dinner cards were enjoyed for a few hours. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Tony Schmidt and George Oech. Mrs. Hardy was presented with a useful gift as a tok- en of esteem. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Miller enter- tained the duplicate bridge club at their borne last night. The usual three tables of bridge were enjoyed after which a fine lunch was s~ved. Mrs. Jessie Kinsey entertained four tables, of bridge at her home on Friday evening. After an enjoyable evening of bridge a dainty lunch was served to the guests. HN NOTICE Hereafter all confinement cases and office work will be strictly cash. ~W. C. BRADLEY n Farmers Free Ex- change Column FOR S~No. 1 clean Marquis se~d wheat $I.I0 per bu. At Elevator Co. Ohama. FOR SALE---One 500-gal. gasolim tank, one 11.ft. Van Brunt three discs, one sulky plow. John Barkland, Beach. . FOR SAId-r--50 or 60 bushels Bison flax, 98 percent germination. Kramer, Beach. Some pure blood barred roo~ters for sale. Also a coal brooder for sale cheap. Mrs. BraUtigan, Trotters, N. D. Seed for sale. Falconer corn and .seed clean Trebi barley. Phone 5F22. ~#A. Finneman, Golva, N. D. ~,.~Auto shed for rent clos9 in..See .~t~ M. Stoddard, Beach. SEED WHEAT FOR SALE• Gunnar Fahlstrom. , Marquis Seed Wheat For Sale-- (,cleaned) $1,10 per bushel. R. W. Denton ...... FOR SALE--Green Oat Hay. Also seed wheat, barley, speltz. White Rock roosters. Emile Kunick, Sent. lnel Butte, N. Dak. STRAW PIhE FOR SALE. On E. E." Murry farm near Rocky Butte. See Gunnar Pahlstrom. FOR SALE or TRADE--Roan short- horn bull. Emile Kunick, Sentinel B~tte, N. Dak. ~:~"~dnbral Farm Machinery for sale lttcluding a Van Brunt lO-ft double :@lac drill, practically new, and also an incubator. Dr. E. Sutter, Golva. ORGAN for sale. Write Box 107 • hplva, N. Dak. FOR S~reen Oat Hay. Kuk~wski. Want to B~y~4 White Wyandotte roosters or 4 White Rock roosters. Glen Hathaway. WANTED TO BUY~Two purebred Sliver-Laced Wyandotte roosterL Page Myers, Medora, N. Dak. FOR SALJ~--Fordson tractor. F. W. Smith, Sentinel Butte. FOR SALE--Early Ohio potatoes~ $1.65 per hundred pounds. Henry Hildebrant, Beach, N. D. FOR SALFr-32 volt farm I)e~co battery or will trade for horses. C~s~ Bohn, Sentinel Butte. HAY FOR SALFr--Prairle hay. P. J. Schmitz farm, Golva. Shetland Pony for sale, 5-years old. Gerhardt Fischer, Oolva. ff~ FOR SALE--Carter disc grain clean. er by Philip Page. Deal with Eliza. beth Morton, Golva. FOR SAI~E OR TRADE--cedar fen- ce posts or corral posts. ~ C. W. Wagner, Gotham. N. D. 18 Purebred Rhode Island Red roosters for sale. Conrad Bohn, Sent- inel Butte. FOR SALE--Eight foot tandem disc. In good sondition. Rudy Ramstad ~Beach. Come in-- Miss Bacon spent the weekend at her ~ome near Rhame. Mrs. Wm. Carew is on the sick list Mr. and Mrs. S. L. White and son Art and Adolph, Nistler spent Monday eventng at the John Barthel home. Mrs. Hogoboom entertained the regular meeting of the U. B. Ladies Aid on Thursday. A fair sized crowd attended and a lovely dinner was served by the hostese. | [ FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING ALL TYPES OF FURNITURE REPAIRED, REBUILT AND U-F HOLSTERED AT VERY REA~ ONABLE RATES WHY SEND IT OUT OF TOWN? []CURTIS SILL NOTICE Greyhound Bus Depot now located at RICE'S DRUG STORE BUSES LEAVE Eastbound 8:48 A. M. --- 10:28 P. M, Westbound 5:29 A. M. -- 4:09 P. M. For further information as to fares and sched- ules to all parts of the U. S. call Phone No. 31. Northland Greyhound Lines Minneapolis ~.. Yes, sir, you should learn all about the new MM UNIVERSAL wide tread tractor before you go through another season with your old tractor " or just horses. It's a TWIN CITY. It offers you all that is modern and proved correct in. tractor design and construction ... : PLUS many original MM FEATURES that makell .... for SAFETY, ECONOMY and LONG LIFEII without expensive repairs. It's ideal for all belt, power take-off drawbar jobs, as well as offering you the MODERN and complete row crop equipment for every need. Let us show it to you sometime soon. You have a right to have some leisure time to enioy life. Business men haven't given up using mod- ern machines You should use them, too. Golden Valley Harveslor Co. ~,C. CLARK, MGR~