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THE BEACH REVIEW
. ablished every Thursday at Beaoh, North Dakota
H. E. ENDERLE and D. A, VCALLACE, Editors and Publishers
Subscriptions $2.00 per year in advance
as second class matter September 18, 1931, at the postoffice at
Beach, North Dakota, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Advertising rates furnished upon request.
paper of the City of Beach and of Golden Valley county
WHEN SPRING IS IN THE AIR
This is the time of year when, that sensational "di-
spring fever, runs its course. One of its more cam-
manifestations is an urge to clean up one's property,
order to get rid of winter's accumulation' of r-lbbish
indoors and out.
These individual clean-up campaigns are usually
rated for the purpose of improving a home's
appearance but, whether the property owner
it or not, they likewise contribute toward fatten~
his pocketbook, inasmuch as they eliminate many
and unnecessary fire hazards.
Tile attic is one of the places in tile home where odds
ends accumulate and it is also one of the commonest
Starting places for residential fires. That accumulation of
ancient newspapers--those dog-eared magazines--those
"0
!ld clothes which you 11 never wear again--that broken
?down furniture, all offer an invitation to fire. Start your
Clean-up campaign by giving these cast-offs to the needy,
either directly or through some local charitable organi-
where they can give comfort and use again. Then
~rn the sheer rubbish--and be sure to accomplish that
on a windless day, with the aid of an in,cinerator.
Closets should be subjected to the same process.
the chances are that our basement is in about the
state of disorder as your attic. Due to the near-
of the heating plant, basements are one of the most
:Prolific sources of fire and should be kept free of papers,
and improperly stored inflammables.
is lil~ewise an excellent time for having the
and heating equipment gone over, to prepare it
fall. Another worth-while job is inspection of electric
old, defective and sub-standard wiring starts
a fire. Wiring conditions in Beach are known to
generally bad, and for that reason a thorough check-
and installation of proper wiring where needed is es-
advisable new.
Spring is here! Clean up--lest you burn up.
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There are three great menaces to safe driving in
today: Hic, hike and hug. Readers Digest.
Ill
Science is resourceful. It couldrft pry open the Pull-
windOws, so it air-conditioned the train.~Montreat
Gaining Recognition
D. C., May 2.--Agricul.
an outstanding victory
as recognition and sane-
of governmental administra-
departments are concerned re-
imports of agricultural com,
For years industry has
Protected against competitive
by laws and high tariff bar.
Section 3E of the NRA was
to further protect industry
imports of industrial
For years organized agricul-
has protested against being put
with unlimited imports
fOUght for protection to maintain
market at an American
of living.
lb~ndatory bill, approved by gov-
a~lministrati~ e departments
supported by Chairman
of the House AgricultUral
Committee, providing for limiting im-
ports of agricultural commodities, on
which a program or stabilization op
eration has been inaugurated by the
AAA, fixing filexible taxiff thereon,
as well as placing under regulation
the importers of agricultural products,
has been worked out by the North-
west ~rmers Union Legistlative
Committee and through Congressman
Gerald Boileau of WiSCOnsin has been
introduced as an amendment to the
agricultural Adjustment Act. This
provision together with the other pro-
p o s e d amendments will greatly
THE BEACH REVIEW
"THAT LITTLE GAME '
"Hep" to Him
OH NO. t Wont !
I see ~ -~ou~s
inO) law at this session of Congress
if the farmers of this nation will get
behind them and demand Ihci." Con-
gressmen's support.
Congressman Hull of Wisconsin has
introduced two bills. H, R. 7564. for
the doubling of the tariff on all dairy
products, and It. l~': 756~, increasing
the tariff on harley from 20c to 50c
barley nmlt from 40c t.o 80c, flour
2c to 4c a lb.. rye 15c to 30c bu..
malt 40c to 80(; rye meal 45c to 90t,
per ewt.
The bill needs the support of ev-
ery farmer in the NorthWest.
~NORTHWEST PARMERS UNION
I,EGISI,ATIVE COMMITTEE.
HIt
l#) ch.oolN
On Thursday, May 9, Charlotte Cox
and Helen Kippley will go to repre-
sent Beach high school at the home
economic contest. Charlotte will take
part in the foods I and lI. child care,
and art contests. Helen will take
part in the clothing I and II, home
maJlagement, and art contests. Mtss
Hudson will accompany the girls.
The atinual music festival will be
held in the Beach high school gym-
nasium on May 16th at 7:30. In
this contest the grades will be rep-
resented and also the Glee Clubs of
the high school. The public is cor-
dially Invited to come.
The senior class chose as their
class flower white lilacs and as class
colors silver and blue.
Work is being done on the (,lass
day exercises.
The tennis courts back of the high
school aro slowly but surely reaching
completion.
till
Carlyle News
strengthen the AgricultUral Adjust-
en Act an is a recognition o~ ~e
m t , d _ _, ~ ,~..:+.~.~-~-~e~.~-.~.~÷.~.~,~÷~-~-~.~"
fact that Agriculture must nave tmsI .....
protection in its fight to obtain coat ~ The lflay 'Bu.~;incss Picks Up" giv-
er production. (en in Carlyle Saturday evening by
There is every reason to believe[the ellis high school, was ~ery well
that these amendments can be made[attended both by ellis and Carlyle
folks. There was a dance following
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THAT NEVER
the play and all report a dandy time.
The many friends of Dorothy
Hammond will be sorry to hear that
she is in the Glendtve hospital sub
fering from pleurcsy pneumonia. We
surely hope for a speedy recovery.
Jack Ballard came to Carlyle. ,~
Saturday to spend the weekend with
his family, leaving again MondaY.
Mrs. John Pedersen had the mis-
fortune to fall down the cellar steps
last Thursday evening. Dr. Keller
was called a~d on Friday she was
taken to the Wibaux hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Randash and son
visited Sunday evening at the Ed.
Fischer home at Golva.
We are glad to hear that Mrs.
Joe Moen is recovering very nicely
from her recent operation.
Mrs. Ed. Novak was a business
caller in Beach Thursday evening.
Mrs. We. Swanbro returned last
Saturday from the East where she
attended the funeral of her sister-in-
law. z
Little Fay Hammond invited a fe~"
of her friends in Wednesday after-
noon to help her celebrate her fifth
little gifts and after a delicious
lunch with lots of birthday cake, all
departed after having a grand time.
Mrs. E, Novak, Mrs. L ttartse and
Marva Hartse pleasantly surprised
Mrs. G. Randash Friday evening
when they arrived at her home With
a big birthday cake and lots of ice
cream. Bridge was played.
Mrs. Melvin Land entertained the
U. B. L~ies Aid at her home last
Thursday afternoon. After the _~
business a lovely lunch was serve,
Mr. and Mr=. L. Hartse and fa~v
fly visited at the E. M. Golden ~me
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Connor and
children were dinner guests at the
Earl Minor home SUnday.
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Trotters News
Due to the illness of the corre-
spoadenL there h~ve been no items
from here the past two weeks. How-
ever everyone is well again now and
happy over the rain and snow.
The South Side Aid met wkith Mrs.
Carrie Sperry Thursday, May 2 The
date of the play and social given by
the Aid was set for May 25. Further
particulars in this column next week.
The three schools nPar Trotters
closed a week ago. Miss Speigleherg
left for hPr home in Beach and Miss
(~allender. L. IL Callender, Lloyd Cal-
lcndcr, and J. Q. Lawhead and sons
dr(,ve LO Beach Easter Sunday where
they were guests of Mr.-and Mrs.
V¢. B. (?lark.
A number o[ nclghbors met at'the
chm't'h basement Saturday evening,
where Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Bertsch
were presented with a number of
arti('les they can use in the home-
making. A dainty lunch was served
at a late hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Treater of
Sentinel Butte eanT~. "out to attend the
p:~.rty for Mr. and Mrs. Bertsch.
We are glad to report that Mr. and
Mrs. John Carlson are much improv-
ed in he~tlth,
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~L~nd of MarslMm"
Finland is tailed Suomenmas by
~he natives. This means land of the
m:trshes Fin Is a eorr~lption of f~n
Kl'egn~ss for her home in St. Phillip ,, I.:p,.l=.~, .,.,,,.d .u,.elne nmr~h
at once. Miss Nelson stayed for a j
week's visit before iea,viag for ber]
home in Grand Forks. ] I I
Thelma Omley left on Friday for
Washington where she has a position
waiting [or her. [
John Robertson spcn~ the latter t
part of last week in Sidney wherel FURNITURE
h"e Was under the doctor's care. He]
spent Sunday at home. returning tel
the hospital MondaY.
Mrs. Reichert spent last week in
Beach to be near her husband who
underwent an operation there Monday.
Mrs. Esther I~ee of St. Cloud,
Minn., and Mrs. Laura Ware of
Williston, N. Dak.. spent Easter
Sunday with the Sperry and Stevens
families.
Bernice Sperry went to Beach on
Sunday to remain a couple of weeks.
Messrs. and Mesdames. C. H.
OPTICkL SPECIALIST
G, GILBERTSON
Glasses fltted~Any broken lens
duplicated; ~Frames repaired.
Beach, N. D., First door east
of Overstad's Hardware sto~,
UPHOLSTERING
AND REPAIRING
ALL TYPES OF FURNITURE
REPAIRED, REBUILT AND U~
HOLSTERED AT VERY REA~
eNABLE RATES
WHY SEND IT OUT OF TOWN?
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DON'T
DYE
, YOUR HAIR
CLAi OL
Dyeing the hair ~ounds like a desperate
measure.. • why not Clairol it... the
modern way oF treoting hair? C~airol is
a scientific shampoo oil tint that cleanses as it
reconditions as it tints. It does not leave the
hair stiff and brittle c~s do ordinary dyes. A
Clairoi treatment takes but 90 rninules.
Ctairol will be a revelation to you in hair
l~e~uli~olion. Make an early appointment.
AS[ FOR CLAIROL AT YOUR 9flUTY SHOP
OR WRITE TO CI.AIROt. INC.. 126 W. 40th-|T,, NEW YORK CITY
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTI~R-
IOR, U. S. LAND OFFI~ at Bis-
marck, North Dakota, APril ~, 1~.
NOTICE Is hereby given ~hat Ale~
La Sotta, of Alhpa, North Dakota.
who, on September 15, 1929, made
Homestead Entry, No. 023646. for
SW~A, Section 24. Township 136 N.
Range 105W., 5th Prin. MeridiaJa,
h~s filed notice of intention to mak~
three year Proof, to establi~ claim
to the land above demoribed, before
A. E. Kmst~en, County Judge, at
Beach. North Dakota~ on th 17th day
of May, 1935.
Clahnant names as witnesses:
R. C. Boehlke,
I~d. Eide.
M. B. Hogoboom
R. I,. Johnstone, all of Alpha, North
Dakota.
CHRIS BERTSCH
Register
APR. 11. 18. 25. May 2, 9.
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