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~noumces that No. 476 was the lucky number drawn as the winner of the new Motorola Car Radio.
the holder of that number does not appear before 2:30 p. m. Saturday, May 11, another number will be ~ra~
Starting this Friday, May 10~ there will be a cash prize drawing every day. A ticket given free with every purchase,
: State To Re-
ceive Applications For PWA Loans
Illl I
State Engineer's Office, May 9.-- structions and new forms or circu-
lars will be available for distrlbuuon.
]in accordt~nce with the announcementI Obviously tlm purpose of the ACt.
";Inade by H. C. Knudsen. State En- which is to provide employment
ginees, PWA, Tuesdwy, April 30th, l quicldy, cannot await the complete
!935. applications for loans and {or) ' formulation of all plans and therefore
'Mr. Knudsen requests that .applica-
tlons be submitted in accordance
with the information at ha,rid regard-
Jr~nts on noK-Federat projects will
~be received by his office. The appli-
cations are to be received at once
for loans and grants, loans only and
graut~ only, and are on the same
basis as heretofore, the terms and
conditiozls to be subject to revision
when now regulations are announced.
Prompt actiou is essential on the
part of the pepper officials of the
various public bodies of this State
if North Dakota is to obtain its share
~of the allotment made for loans and
i ing applications.
l'ublic olficials are warned not to
consider the schedules prepared and
submitted in l~ebruary 1935 m con-
nection with tbe National Inventory
of Works projects as conducted by
the Slate Planning Board of North
Dakota in cordunction with the State
Engineer's office. PWA, as applica-
tion for funds. The purpose of this
National InVentory of Works projects
PLENTY OF RAIN
II
Residents of Golden Valley county
are aga4n finding that it really can
rain here, once it gets started, after
just passing through two of the
wettest weeks the Valley has known
in several years. With only one week
of May gone, we have already re-
ceived 1.34 inches of rain. which is
tmlf the normal amount for the en-
tire month of May, and according to
weather observer Russell, although
it may civet up for a day or so, we
caal still expect considerable moisture
within the next week He also in-
forms us that appearauces are very
entirebrightMEDICAL for season.plenty SOCIETyIIII°f moisture MEETS for the
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The Southwest District Meaical
Society held a business meetinz in
Beach last Saturday afternoon. About
15 physicans from various towns iu
gr~nts to the cities and other public was to obtain an inventory of needed the district were present. Dr W.
bodies under the new $4,000,000,000
' . and useful projects that might be[C. Bradley ef Beach is president of
V*otk Relief Bill recently passed by
" . . undertaken to relieve unemployment, ~the society and following the meeting
Congress Mr Knuasen states toaay
, , • " if funds were made available. At the~all present enjoyed a tasty dutch
"lhere are Duly a few of the appli: time this inventory was being taken, !lunch prepared for them by Mrs.
catmns for loans and grants files t o t
• :we had 1t tie information as t wha [Bradley.
with his "office under the former Con-method of financing would I)e avail-t - -- - till-- --
gressional appropriation to which ahle Many pal)lie officials did nott Mrs. Chas. Hollstein is sick this
funds have not been allocated, l indicate on the schedules sUbmitted"week-
The purpose of this bill is to put whether or not tim public body rep-
Inert to work. Tlle need of tids is resented weuhl be willing to issue
evident in this State, and due to the
• hort sessm~ actual construction work
can he carried on, it behooves North
Dakota oflLcials to act promptly ia
order to get men to work.
Relative to the procedure followed
in the past by applicants desiring
loans and (or) grants on these non-
Federal projects. Mr. Kaudsen ad-
¥is(~s that printed forms were not
fl,~tiehed for sabmitting applications,[
but that there were circulars which l
gave the data and information requir-
c,J with these applications. The data
an~ information a~; tailed for ini
th(;se circuhtrs were to bP prepared
and submitted in the order bY par-
agraph ~nd sul)-paragraph, as pre-
scribed in these circulars. These
Circulars are available at his office
and will he furnished up(m request
to interested parties. Numerous of-
ficials have now in their possession
these same circulars and therefore,
Mr. Knudsen requests that applicants
immediately start with the prepara-
tion of their applications in accord-
ance with the instructions contained
o submit the same to his
date. He states
are to be sUb.
bonds or other obligations to aid in
.these projects. Therefore. Mr. Knud-
sen announces that only those indi-
cating their willingness to issue
bonds or" general obliations on fhese
.qchedules will be supplied with cir-
culars. Possibly there are others
which are desirous of takin advan-
tage of 1his method of financing, and
if so. upon application to him. they
will he supplied with the appropriate
information ~ .till
LOUIS PETERSON " MARRIED
'['he Sunday Billings Gazette (:n"
lried an Item telling of tim marria~
of Louis T. Peterson. son of L. K.
Peterson of Beach. and Miss Nellie
I Honstain. of Willard Montana. The
happy event took plato at Plevna on
Thursday, April 18th.
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The Weather
For The Past Week
"H-
Mrs. J. C: Rtmsell, Observer
~ll------
Max. Mtn. Precip.
g substantially the In- I Wednesday, May 1 35 .34
formation as outlined under Circular Thursday 30
1~,o. 2-entitled "Information Requlr- Friday 29 .02
ed with Applications for Loans to] Saturday 31 .08
States. Counties. Mcnicipalities and Sunday 40
39
41
41
45
49
52
64
Monday 66
Tuesda~v 65
Wednesday (incomplete)
.68
.22
1933.
It is expected that shortly new in-
Total Precipitation 1.34
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Big Coffee Carnival
FREE BALLOON AND CLOWN HAT WITH EACH
POUND
RED A COFF--E"E-- LBS 55c
,c,, ,,,,,,,.,. LB 29c
No.lO 41c
PE8 CAN
PRUNES N0,10 CAN 35c
CALUMET BAKING POWDER iB 22c
CLIMALEHE 32 Ol, PK, 21c
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Se? Our Big Sale Sheets For Other Bargains
It
Miss Sophie Erickson is sick with
the mumps.
[ The Markets
I WHEAT ....... :--...~...;-~ ...................... $ .9G
IFLAX .................................................................. 1.44
~BARLEY .............................................. 40
IRYZ ..................... i;;. .......................... 3~
OATS ......................................................... 34
BUTTER ........................................................... 28
EGGScREAM. ..................................... sweet ....... ";~ ............. : sore" ..... ,2519
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ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC
Mass at Beach at 8:30 a, m.
Mass Sentinel Butte 10:30 a. m.
Win. Fred Hake. Pastor.
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United Lutheran
Roy. E. T. Anderson. Pastor
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Sunday school 10:00 a. m.
Luther League at 8 P. M.
OLLIE
Services at 11 A. M.
CARLYL~
Worship 2:30 p. m.
The confirmation class will meet
for instruction after the services.
llIb
{~HURCH OF THE UNITED BRETH,
REN IN CHRIST
W, IB ~e~non. Pastor
10:15 a. m. Unified servie~. Worship
and Bible study.
6:30 p. m. C. E, Society
7:30 p. m. Evening worship.
:tfl
METHODIS l" EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
B. T. Osborne, Pastor
Church School 10:00 a. m
Worship 11:00 a m.
H][.
t't,.,t;t~.t~(,ATlt),\.&l~ CHURCH
"The Frlendly Church"
Rev. C. G. E]linger, Pastor
10 A. M. Chu', ,.
iI:O0 a. m. Mother's Day Service
Ladies Aid Meeting Thurs. 3 p. m.
Choir practice Thursday 7:30 p. m.
Thurs., May 16.M tssionary meet-
ing at home of Mrs. C. E, XVinkleman
SEINTINEL BIrrTE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
.il
John K. Strong, Associate Pastor
i0:30 a. m. Sunday School
11:00 a. m. Morning Worshf;p
Mother's Day Service
7:00 p. m. Young People's Meeting
8:00 p. m. Cantata, The Song of
Triumph, sung by the Beach Chorus
choir of 20 voices. The choir is robed
and will sing in the Sentinel Butte
Hall. A freewill offering wll be tak-
en, The public is invited.
Thursday 8:00 p. zn American
;E LARGE CRISP HEAD 10c istsChUrch History--The Co~'gregatto~al-
Square Butte
O-igES LARGE JUICi DOl, 4go
}larmH )lstad w~a a cali?r -n
Strawberrws, New Cabbage, Celery, Tomatoes, Sentin~i Butte "Wednesday.
Carrots, Lemons, Onions, Radishes Ed Olsen was riding for cattle on
Saturday.
SLipS and PANTI S
The Slips--Shelby! Talane! Streamline!
Also Satin Gartiere- 10 Beautifat Styles
Made By the Makers of rite Famous
Mawr
SLIPS
YOU~R CHO~Z
Seled" Any Color You Wi~
$1.98
Smartly Tailored
OR A:LE~CON LACE TRIM
~tl~i~ or WR~out 21 In. Wide
Shadow~f Panel.
Slim fibting slips . . , they never
~,ide up, sag or stretch . . . due to
t'be clever patented construction of
alternating bi as cut sections.
Seams arc double stitched and will
not pull out: Fronts are paneled
to make t he m shadow-proof.
S~(>~lder strao~ are adjustable. V
aml straight ,op model:. Full
lcnFt'n and extra.eno' ~,+~h.
Sill( Panties
Fit Like Your Skin
tinel Butte Friday.
Bill Burhans was a caller in this
vicinity on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Klein were
shopping in Sentinel Balte ThUrsday.
Otto Petersilie is stayiug at their
£arm in the hills.
Billy DeVries was a basiness visit.
or in Sentinel Butte Friday.
Lloyd Yates and Bill Barzel were
callers at J. V. Klein's Saturday.
Harvey Wentland visited at Sic
home in Beach over the weekend.
Harmon Olstad was a visiter at J.
V. Klein's Monday.
Alex LaSotta was along with horse
buyers in this vicinity Saturday.
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Garner News
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dietz apd faro',::-
family were afternoon visitors at Bill the
\Vassman's Saturday.
Mrs. L. Strahon was a caller at
the Glen Allstot home Sunday.
Paul Wehrma.n was a caller at Joe
])ietz's Friday.
Mrs. Roy Harmon returned home
from Beach hospital Friday.
l~r. and Mrs. T. Vieland were
visitors at Glen AIIstot's Sunday.
T. A. ~;osepka has been attending
regular meeting of the
commissioners in Beach the
week,
Avis Adams and Delbert
were callers at Roy
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Le~nire,
and Mrs. Paul Wehrman
were visitors at Geo.
S~nday.
Luell~ Howard spent Sunday
noon with her folks near Alpha-
SAVE ON THESE--
Ladies' Purses
Clopay Window Shades
Curtain Rods
Mop Sticks
St. Denis cups, 2 for
45e
l~C
10¢
12c
3U [/ j I , [ J n
ALL PRICES QUOTED ARE BUBJEC T TO BALEB TAX
Esther Franzen ha~ been helping an(', A1 Diets and Luella IIow.-lrd
Mrs. Clyde Polley with housework, were afternoon callers at Fred Wass-
Gladys Klein was a visitor at Ed man's Sunday.
Olsen's Thurstlay. It, oy Harmou ca, .~d at the Joe
Mrs. Victor Johnson was a visitor Dietz home Saturday.
(3.. 1 was an afternoon
O ~
., ~ha home on
ranch,
~y~ Y~ Was if.~all~a, ~n. ,Glen Allstot and
Sugar and Creamer, Pr. 25~
Paints, Per can
All other goods at the same low prices ~
T,~ VARIETY, Beach~. V.,
Al~i ~ces Subject To TaX ~