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2 Tubes Nyal's Tooth Paste or 2 Tubes Dr.
West's Tooth Paste With 2 Gold Fish and
Bowl
ALI~ FOR .......... ............... 50c
WALL DRUG CO.
GARNER
~Mltg
Kenneth Shoe~ left Wednesday for~
:l~xgo and expects to go to Sioux Falls
S, D. His grandmother, Mrs. H. Sheen
accompanied him, ~md will spend the
summer with her sister at Madison, S.
Dakota. /"~ :
Mr. and ~,rs( T. Wosepka and child-
ten spent ~te~ S(lfiday with Mr. and
Mrs. Wendell N~tle]:.
Ted Stull cam04~ome~Saturday f~om
the O. C. C. camp at ~idney and ~tll
stay until Wednesday/with the l~me
folks, i/
~[r. and Mrs. Fred McManlgal ~qslt-
ed at Che George Stull h~e Sunc~ay.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Sh0en an~ sons
were Easter dinner guests ~ the ~)istad
ranch.
Kermet Sheen and Edward Wbsepka
attended the show and dance at Beach
Monday evening.
ALPHA
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johnson and Mr.
.and Mrs. Leighton Nunn and family
spent Sunday at the Aud Nunn ranch.
Miss Louise Otremba spent her Eas-
ter vacation with home folks, return-
ing to her school duties at Dickinson
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Irons and Jim-
mie spent Sunday at A. F. Irons.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kingsley and fam-
ily of Baker visited over the weekend
at Wm. Carew's. Mr. Kingsley return-
ed to Baker Sunday evening and Mrs.
Kingsley wil lvisit with her parents the
coming week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brockmeyer
and family were visitors at ~he H. A.
Bu~y home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McManigal spent
Sunday with the George Stuil family.
Mr. snd Mrs. Gloyd Bury and ram-
: ily wer~ Saturday night and Sunday
~~. " I visitors ~t Claude Schouboe's.
W~TTER~ ~ Robert'~Carew was on the sick list
Several ladies of the COermy. 2,~hCura~- from Beach ~edne~day where she has
led on Mrs George Tasker - - en em lo ed Si--- 1--" fall !
• ' ~e p y ~ • i
day p. m. to help her celebrate her bir- Mrs Wm Carew has been laid up
thday. Mrs. Kramer brought a fine since last Tuesday evening due to a
angel food cake and the ladies all bro- fall when she suffered a painful injury
ught nice birthday gifts. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent in social chat.
The Art Kammerer family, O. K.
Omley, Cecil and Geneese, W. A.
Campbell, Nels Nelson and the J. Y.
Crook family were visitors at the. A.
M. Ftanagan home on Sunday.
Miss Walker, teacher of the Trotters
school gave a party for her pupils and
a few invited guests on ~rlday p. m.
Games were playe~ and~l~Ii~ Walker
gave each child a f~e ~r treat.
MZ~s Marg~re~ Flsher: teacher! Of the
Guy Lee scl~0ol closed a very ~ceess-
$ul term of SChQol on FTida~. She
too~ her pupils to ~e movies lr~ Beach
on Saturday.
Mrs. Ray Tarker and son are visiting
at the home of the former's parents.
The Leonard Leland and Alvin Le-
land families were Surtday visitors at
the George Tasker he ~e on April 10.
Mr. and Mrs A. M. ~lanagan called
at the George Taske~ home on Sat-
urday evening•
to one of her limbs. Here's hoping she
will soon be able to be Sbout again.
Mr. and Mrs. WhRe and
Arthur, Mr. and Mrs Robert Sonnek
and family, Mr. Fritz Yas-
chinE an~ family, ~ais~ Wassman,
Andrew Kohler and ~ FAde were Eas-
ter guests of Mr. ~nd Mrs. J. H.
White of Golva. ]
Mr. and Mrs. Lo~lis Knapp and fam-
ily were visitors a~ the P. J. Schlllo
home in Beach sfanday.
Gordon Gronning was reported sick
wgh the flu Monday.
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For Sheriff
As a candidate for the office of
Sheriff of Golden Valley County, I
respectfully solicit the support of the
voters at the Primary election June
28th. During the four years as deputy
Cc,:il Omley i.*~ no~ helping Bert and 4 yea~s as sheriff I previously scr-
~.~p(:~ly with his farm g operations, ved, i( wa~ my constant aim to carry
Mrs. Kyle Sperry :rites that Mrs. out lhe d~ies of the office with a
Edwards gave a very nice lY~-thday minimum a~ount of turmoil, an equal
dinne~ for hel Iather John Herrlck small proportion of expense to the
when he celebra~d is eighty second public whicfi ~o~ts the ~11, and yet
b~=d, day, recentlY: consls~nt with the proper enforcement
George Tasker ant his father made of the spirit and intent of the law. If
s bus}ness trip to ~ mh on Saturday. nomb~ated and elected to:this import-
lZarry and Dick Madison ~,nd Aaron ang office I pledge myself to resume
CIements are now located at Fort Kla- and Cont£nue these policies.
math near Kyle Sperry's, where they --CURTIS SILL
hope'to lind employment. Pd. Pol Adv.
-T1
Tailokmade for Io~Jawest w
, ther cot~ditions • • SUPERMIIg
_ Paint won't peel, or
Why
int Oompaves With Any $3,50
Grade. Yet Sells For Only
I$2 98
per gal. *
It
better! Ask
ware" dealer in your community
\
about SUPERMIX Paint. ~
ASTONISHING OlrFF.I~
Go to your nearest "Our Own Ha~lwate"
~ore. ;. uk about the astonishing "Llnoh"
A
Beach Council ge-
organizes Tuesday
THU~
~H~: GOLDEN ~ ALLEY NEWS TtIUKSDA~;, APRIL ~1, 193~
FOR SALE--100 bushel choice c~rcs ~
seed wl~ea~. Mrs. d. M. ~Coy,
o,,k 'This Week In Olendive
FOR SAL~Good Used Matt:t'ess~ h~i
A-1 condition. Inquire at tt~e ~Old- AT EASTERN MONTANA'S FINEST THEATRE Winn
en Valley Hotel. 2'8-tf
WANTED--Man with car. Route ex-!
)crience prefererd but not necessary, i
Opening now Write Rawleigh's, ~DDsI
ll-MS, MinneapolL~ Minn. o$ ~eeI
Ralph Stacker eBaci~ N.D. ~g:4tp'
BABY CHICKS
Day old or started chicks from blood
t~:sted t]ardy northern flocks. We have
them ready for immediate or fttture
delivery. All common breeds. We do
custom hatching. Send or bring eggs
at any time and in any q~iantity.
Write or call. REN HATCHERY, Dick-
inson, No. Dak. 27-Ilt¢
SA Oores w eatil
)er bushel. C~arles Purvis, B~ac~. 28t
/
FOR SALE---~heep and hog fencing,
Inquire at ~ith's Service. 28t2C
Pastuerized I~efore it goes to ~ oust.
omer. That ~ean~t it is safe. l If
are not a regul,3r customer, s~rt
day. Beach Cr~me!T. ' /
FOR SALE--Ceres seed wheat and
Bison flax. Frank Kannenberg, Be$cl~i i
2~tpl
When a quick hasty meal is requir,
ed, we are your friend. We specialize
in Sunday dinners. Hotel Beach: l~:tf
PARK CAFE---Home of good Ic~l.
Good coffee at all times.
pop and lunches.
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
DR. V. G. MORRIS
BEACH, NORTH DAKOTA
Phones
HOUSF_e--56 OFFIOD.-4~
On Mon(iay evening the City Council
held it~ final meeting of the two year
term which ended on that date.
Their time was occupied by allowing
a number of bills and taking care ol
oth~" routine business incident to the
closing of their terms of office.
Innnediately upon adjournment of
the old council the new council con-
vened for its organization meeting.
Mayor Halstead submitted the name
of C. O. Halvorson for City Auditor,
John Keohane for City Attorney and
M• L. Lovell for Chief of Police. Sup-
erintendent of Water Works and Street
Commissioner all of which appoint-
ments were duly confirmed by the
Council.
H. R. Thompson was elected Presid-
ent of the Council and M. P. Lovgren,
Vice President.
The Mayor appointed the following
standing committees;
Finance, R. W. Johnson, Chm., T. L.
Dickinson, M. P. Lovegren.
Sewer & Water. John Brown, Chin..
W. H. Woodhull, H. R. Thompson.
Street & Alley, H. R. Thompson,
Chm., R. W. Johnson, John Brown.
Street Lights, T. L. Dickinson, Chm.,
W. H. Woodhull, M. P. Lovgren.
City Hall, M. P. Lovgren, Chin., R.
W. Johnson, John Brown.
Board of Health, W. H. Woodhull,
Chm., T. L. Dickinson H. R. Thompson
John Brown.
L. J. Exickson was re-appointed
Special Police officer.
National Child Health
Day To Be Observed
Bismarck--At least thirty counties in
North Dakota have made plans to
celebrate National Child Health Day
early ix~ May says Dr. August C. err
director, division of child hygiene of
the state depatment of health, and
state May Day Child Health Day
Chairman.
Observance of Child Health Day will
be nationwide. It will be the 15th
annual celebration of its kind in the
United States.
The slogan this year is "Speed Child-
ren on the Road to Health."
The May Day Child Health Day
Bulletin containing suggestions and
material for celebrating this important
occasion is available free to organiza-
tions and schools from the state health
department.
Mrs. Leonard A. Wollan, Beach, has
been named Child Health Day 1~Tnair-
GUY LEE
ATTORNEY
Sentinel Butte, N. DalE.
DR. LORNE R. FORBES
Osteopathic
PHYSICIAN AND SUR(]F.X)N
General Practice
Confinement
man for Golden Valley county./
At the Sentln tte / h tre'
Theatre, April 23-Pet. "]~olm~ng Rides
Again" with George H~ and Bill! Varicose Veins- I~morrhol~
Boyd. " I Office Phone 79 ~. Phone
THE WEATHER ! ......... ' ..... .....
hi low • p~e. KEOHANE& KUHFELD
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Phone 133
Beach, North Dakota
April 13 63 41 .Ol
April 14 63 38
April 15 67 31
April 16 72 39
April 17 67 45
April 18 77 45 .09
April 19 59 36 .09
Tbe Markets
Wheat ............................ 80
Flax ............................ 1.69
Oats ............................. 15
Barley ........................... 32
Rye .............................. 37
Corn ............................. 65
Eggs ...... 12c butter ...... 28c
Cream, sour .... 22c sweet .... 24c
CLASSIFIED ADS
w ~--SYfD--~-6--~-~--~ ~o g ,i -~a ~ ,y~s
stove. Inquire at Cozy Cage. 2if-if
FOR SALE~1931 Plymouth four.door
sedn, overhauled, good\ body and
rubber. Also 1930 Essex:~go~ run,
ning condition, fine body~ g~od rub:[
her like new: Both cars ~a~e priced[
for' quick sale. Communit~ G.~ra@,l
Beach. 29-tf I
FOR RENT OR SAL~.-'My
r id ;; l
~ach. z. Wasoff. ~:~I
FOR SALE---I have for sal@ 80 acres
two miles south of Beach, ~nown asI
the N% of the SE~, Sect~bn 11 in]
township 139, north o~rang~il~. ~Vill"I
sell cheap for cash. ~his t~ct ks parL]
of the Mogle estate. ~3all l'on B. T:l
Piesik, Beach N.D. \ t 28-tfcl
DR. O. R. NIECE
Dentist
BEACH, NORTH DAKOTA
M. W. LUo~s, M. D.
Physiela~ a~hd Surgeon
Beach, Nbrth Dakota
:DRS. SPEAR & REICHERT
Eye - Ear - Nose - and - Throat
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
DICKINSON, NO. DAK.
DR. E. A. NYMAN
Chiroprne(or
CHOREA (St. Vitus Dance)
Pay ~tVhen Cured
Hemorrhoids - Vericose Veins
Thermo-Baths
For Rheumatism Arthritis
Diathermy X-rays
AI,L EXAMINATIONS FREE
Beach. North Dakota
Office phone 61 Res. 84-M,
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