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Roy
Bonnie View
-,t :*-~Bett~r"~" ~ki/ taken~ to:
~i~ horsed t z
'f!~i ~;~i to Beach last
~!/ Vrtda;~.
!!i~ l~ Felcln~n and ~son Walter
:~ spent Monday in the badlands, ~d
retrained that evening with a fine
load of wood.
Mrs' ami Mrs. A. F. Doblar, Dick
Kerr and son Max were Sunday vis-
itors ~t the Harry Hill home.
Mr. &~d Mrs, Martin Ueckert ac,
compgnl~~ by Mrs. Bertha ~hultz,
~.~ were piea~t caller~ at the Roy Mc-
Oss~ ~e Monday.
M~ Miller was a caller at tlze
~l FoMtnan hom'~ Suu0sy.
Mrs. Glen Adams is /~ patient at
the .Beach hospital.
• : Mrs.. Prank Dander is getting aloha
nicely at the Beach hospital.
At*the annual township meeting on
last Tuesday, Roy McCaskey was re-
s~pervisor for three years,
Feldmma for one year to fill
the unexpired term of the late Rud-
~ 8lsby.
Mrs. John Barkland ac-
by'Mr az~d Mrs Erdman
, ~d pleasant callers in
: CKlr' Sunday.
I Kerr were business
~Va, lle.~ at the McCaskey home Monday
Jo]m 'A~iguire, accompanied by Mr,
]~ti~ly was a caller in our neighbor-
hood Monday.
Garner News
Mr. and Mrs. Babcock are enjoying
a viMt from Mr. Babcock's nephew,
who arrived here Thursday from
South Dakota.
M. and Mrs. Lewis Drewniak and J
sou, Mr and Mrs, Joe Dietz and
family, Mrs. Strahon. Mrs. Schmel-
. tag, Clara Wassman, and Mrs. Gee.
Wassman were Beach visitors on
Saturday.
Mr. an~ Mrs. PaUl Wel~rman are
the proud parents of a 9Vs pound
baby boy born Saturday, March 23.
Ps~fl We~rman and Mrs. Ewald
Jollduon were visitors in Dickinson
66 ~,.day. ,~
Mr" ar{d Mrs. Joe Dletz and family
visitors
Haset Williams was an overnight
' a
Joe Dletz home Saturd y.
M~. George Wassman and
[rs. Short. (formerly Mac
Alstott) were visiting in the Garner
vicinity last week.
Dorothy Hotleobeck was :- on the
sick list last week.
Herman Dietz and Maria Allen were
evening v~sttors at Joe Dietz' home
on Thursday.
Mr. ~d Mrs. Glen Alstott and
fa~flly, Mr. Schumacher, and Win,
W~~man were visitors at Fred
W~n's Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Leanire and RoY
and Sentinel
Hgrmon Olstad was a visitor in
Ma~0r~o:Thursday.
Rusty Call was a ~isitor at J. V.
Klein's Monday.
%Ventland visited at his
home SUnd~F,
was a caller in
on Wednesday.
Elnar
were
L~wre~xc~ homire'~s Tuesday.
The land appraisers were in this
' this Week.
was a Sentinel
V. ,Klein and son John were
at Clifford Phillips' SaturdaY,
was a caller at Einar
aatd Harmon Olstad
• l~ow In Beach SatUrday.
a, caller at Einar
'THAT L
Sentinel Butte Locals
till
Mike Theisen returned home front Team, Debate Members and Seniors,
the Dickinson hospital Sunday. i Kathleen Boisen who will represent
tl~ol the school m
Mrs. Nick Lardy entertained ~ " dramatical reading~G
Altar Society Thursday' afternoon. ~and Lawrence Goebel in humoroas
readings, will
The Ladies Aid held a business l . Journey to Beacah next
,'r
meeting at the church basement I' iday to take part In the Declares.
Thursday afternoon, tion contest.
Tuesday ,evening Mrs. F~'ed Smith l Mr. sad Mrs. Johnson of Watford
iCily attended the Operetta put on by
the Glee Club at Sentinel Butte Frt-
lday night. Their daughter, Maxlne
[Johnson who teaches in the hig~
school, returned with them to spoon
the weekend,
entertained the members of the Sthdy
Club, their husbands, Mr. and Mrs.
Nell Hogoboom, and Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Englund at a bridge part.v.
The affair was in honor of the birth-
days of Mr, Burhans and Mrs, Fred
Smith and was in the natur~ of it
surprise party on Mr. Smith. Bridge
was played at four tables, with prizes
going to Mrs. Hogoboom, ladies high,
Mr. Wagner, gentleman's hiKlL and
the consolations went to Miss Mason
and Mr. Tovey. A birthday gift was
The Senior~ began work on their
!play. "The Yellow Shadow" which is
a royalty play to be given the latter
part of April.
I Avis Premo was a dinner guest ac
itbe Martin home last Tuesday ~oon
celebrating the occasion of Jealmes
twelfth birthday.
presented to Mrs. Smith and Mr. Bur-~
hails by the club members. A deqc. I ~ Ill[
US was servec~, by the hoSteSs. " ' Isaddle Butte Homemak.
M~. M. A. rovey wa~ taken el,~] era Have Pleasant Meet
Suddenly Tuesday night with blOod j - It -
poisoning in i~er hand, the result efI The Saddle Butte Homemakers clubI
scratch from a rusty nail. She was~met on March~ 21st at 2 p. m. at]
taken to Beach to consult a doctor i~he home of Mrs. Chas. Langk. 171
who opened her hand and seat i~er members and nine visitors were pres.I
home ~vith a nurse. Miss Becldey. to est. I
look after her. She was very Ill for
several day~ but at this time is re-
covering nicely.
Norman Runlons and Alex MeLatn
left Friday morning for Bismarck to
attend the State tournament. They
returned, Saturday evening.
~The Ladies Aid will holds quilt and
rug display and serve lunch at the
Opera House on Thursday afternoon,
APril 4th. The Ladles Aid would ap-
preciate very mhch.,having any one
owning quilts to call either Mrs. E.
H. Mason or Mrs. ~'. E. Burhans
who will call for them that day an
sec that they are returned safely.
This means either new or old quilts
that have been hand made.
Norma Martin was shopping in
Beach Saturday,
Russell Kirkpatrlck has been slcR
with the flu for the last few weeks.
Mrs. Georgia Trumbull, sister of
Mrs. H. H. Huseby, who is working
A very interesting lesson was giv-
en by Mrs. Floyd Hobbs on "Pep
up the school lunch." The Importance
of planning the school lunch by first
considering the needs of the body.
The need of a hot lUnch at noon ~and
how this could be furnished in the
~u~l schools ~md the equipment
needed were discussed.
Games prepared by the entertain.
meat committee were enjoyed by
all. A delicious lunch was served by
the l~ostess. Mrs, Diok McDanold
invited the club to-meet at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Herfi~ Brown,
for the April meeting.
--Secretary
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Howard Larson left on Sunday af-
ternoon for Glendlve where he has
feocepted a position with a newly es-
tablished weekly newspaper. Ernest
McDanold began work st the Advance
non Howard's departure.
BASEBALL MEETING
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Stub NoNes this week received an
invitation extended to the Beach
W0mtm's Club Held SnaP'hiSS
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Fine Meeting Monday Abo~-:~aee~ friends dropped
--J[-- ~ the Albert ~Klein home in
The Beach Wo~ttr~a" Club m~t tu Mo~d~.evening and surprised
regular session with Mrs.Klrst on tlZe ~ion being his
Monday evening, March 25. The pres. Cards' ~ere played, and at a
ident. Mrs. Keohane, presided at the lmur a: fine lunch was served,
bustness meeting, during which plans which the. guests departed
for the year were discussed. The pro-
gram of the evening, under the dr- Albert many more happy
rction of Mrs. Ellinger, music chair- in the tM~re'.
man, consisted of the following lilt
numbers: LAST LYCEUM NUMBER
Piano Duet--Mesdames Kirst aud 11
Ellinger. E. Stai}ley Brookes, noted
Group Song-'-led hy Mrs. Ellinger. lian impe~Tsonator, will be
Paper, "German Music"---Mrs. El- the last number on the lyceum
linger, at the Beach high school
Violin Solo--Mrs. Houck. at 8:00 o'clock Thursday
Piano Solo--Mrs. Kirst. 'April 4.
Vocal Solo--Mrs. Ellinger. - fill-
P a~p e r. "English Mnslc"--Mrs. METI-IODIST EPISCOPAL
Kirst. CHURCH
Violin Solo--Mrs. Houck.
B, T. Osborne, Pastor
Piano Solo--Mrs. Kirst.
Vocal Solo--Mrs Ellinger. Church School 10:00 a. m.
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Club Singing Worship 11:00 a m.
Paper. "h'ish Music'---Mrs. Houck. Epworth League 3:30 p. m.
Violin Solo--Mrs. Houck. Midweek devotional hour on
Vocal Trio--Mesdames Elliuger, To-lnesday even~lng at 7:30 p. m.
bias. and Hudson. Choir rehearsal Thursday
Piano Solo, violin accompaniment -Jill
~Mesdames Kirst and Houck. CHURCH O1~ THE UNITED
Vocal Solo--Mrs. Eninger. PEN IN CHRIST
Club Singing
The next meeting will be election W. ~ Hereon, P~stor
10:15 a. m.~Unlfled servle~.
of officers and will be held at the
home of Mrs. Olive Kuhfeld. Every and Bible $~kudy.
member is urged to be present. 6:30 p. m. C. E. Society
.ml 7:30 p. ~. Evening worship.
NEW BUS DEPOT -:ll]
.11. ¢ 't-~ ',:O~ R~G A TTONAT~ CHURCH
The Greyhound lines announce that
"The Friendly Church"
their local bus depo~ was moved last
Roy. C. O. gllinger. Praetor
week and is now located at the Rice ]~ A M~'Chureh ,~chool
drug store. Officials report that the Morning Worship 11:00 a. m.
move was made in order to have the Thursday ~7 p. m. Choir practice
depot more conveniently located in Thurs. 8 p m. Lent ser*Ice
the business district. SENTINEL BUTTE
1111
TOWNSHIP BOARD MEETING 10 A. M. Church School
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baseball team to join a proposed 8- The annual meeting of the town. United Lutheran
team eastern Most -western N Oak ~ ....
' " " ship nears of Beach civil township
league and has called a meeting of! .... Rev. E. T. Anderson, Pastor
was neld Tuesaay at tl~e scull house
~._~'n~vers and all others interested tel, ,, , ' Sunday school 10:00 a. m.
and ~arious routine" matters were
be held tomorrow, Friday, e~ening] . ' Midweek Lout services W,
, disposed of at that time
at the Beach Review office at 7:',0. . at 7:30 p. m.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL'S
-**- LENTEN F00DSALE
Mrs. Jane Morau is visiting in Bis-
marck with her daughter there.
Mrs. Joe Kukowski ba.~ l~,tt for Wi-
aon~ Minn. to attend a funeral of a ' '
relative.
Friendship Snaps will be taken RED A COFFEE 3 L~S,55(: "
until April 7th for 50c doz. 3 poses. ~ , , ,,
Welch Studio. M ,., PEANUT BUTTER CAROL 27c
For Sale---Have second hated 4-plow AR
drill. Reasonable. AI Longbottom. It ...... ,,,
~r Manrice Miller, FlOYd Houck and RED SALMON 1 LB, TALL 20¢
'.Rex Miller drove to Fargo Saturday 18K
where Floyd got a new Ford truck. , ,
ReXlohnsondrOve a neWMotor co.Car home for the TUNA FISH 1-2 SIZE TIN 15c
Gee. Richmond brought the child .... ,,
ran of the Bunker Hill school In to SALAO DRESSING CAROL (IT JAR 35C
see "David Copperfleld" on Tuesday I
evening.
T]~e Auxiliary will meet Tuesday,
April 2, at the home of Mrs. A. H.
MACKEREL 3 CANS 29c
'" COVE OYSTERS OZ TIN' 29c
Herman Diez was a Dickinson via- 1BK 1 n
itor Monday. FANCY I U i
M,'s. Bes,~ie "¢/elch returned Taes-
daYcaliforniafrom ,~and~WOcoastmonthSpolntsVacatiOnand re-in EASTER EGG g GAlE COLORING" }8¢
ports a fine time. Gertrude Halseead, ' ...... -
who accompanied her, remained in MACARONI OR SPAGETTI 0"%0; 43C
California, having obtained a position.
Ted Thompson and Wm Klppley ' '
drove to Bismarck with Robert AI- BAKERS CHOCOLATE ""'~ 22c
guire Monday and each drove back CAKE
a new 1935 Dodge ca~'for themselves. ' " '
'"' WINESAP APPLES """" $1,49
TO STATE CONFERENCE STOCK
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The North Dakota state conference ORANGES LARGE JUICY DOZEN 37c
of Methodist pastors is being held
this week at Carrington Wednesday, , ,, , ,
"° "°" "'" " GRAPEFRUIT "'"°" 6 FOR 28c
Osborne of Beach left Tuesday to SEEDLESS
aniedattend himthe asaffair'far Hisas Beulahwife aecomP-where BANANASFIRM RIPE 3 LBS FOR "25c
she will visit a few days. ~ I
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at, the home of Father Hake at Beach,
spent Sunday afternoon plaiting here.~
Howard Hess is again able to be
out after his long illness with Pneu-
monia.
Dorothy Hollenbeck was~ taken to
Dickinson hospital Friday morning
following a severe attactof appendic-
itis.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gamroth
left on No. 1 Thursday night for
their home in Banks,~ Oregon after
several weeks visit with friends and
relatives here.
The fo]~o~vin~ ~rmms bad their plc-
tures taken by the Osborne Studio of
Dickinson: Girls and Boys Basketball
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CASE
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Machinery
Have some good re-built Tractors
at BARGAIN PRICES
AL LONGBOTTOM
LETTUCE, CRISP 2 HEADS 15c
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SPUDS, RUSSETT, 50 LB, SACK 99c
See cir lars for other bargains
" THOMPSON'S
WE DBLIVER PHONI 66
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