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'Carlyle; ...... NeWS
Hr.~~ ~aai ~r~,. 'B. Narum and son
Ia~rry m6k'ed~ to Wlbaux lag Sunday
where Bill has a steady job with the
rDad gang.
~. !' Mr. and Mrs. L. Moline and child-
ren were down from Terry sunday
i a~d had dinn~ w~ Lee;~ folks Mr.
, a~d Mrs. Gu* Mdl~e..
Mrs. Jack Ballard ,l~ft : Saturday
;~ ~orning for Bismarck to get a new
~plymouth, driving on to Minnesota
't~ visit relatives and friends.
~ A large crowd attended the Wheat
Allotment meeting at the Carlyle hall
on Saturday evening. The meeting:
was conducted by county agent Ostby.
iMr. and Mrs. Walter Allen of
B~aeh spent Mother's Day at the
hbme of Mrs. Allen's folks, Mr• and
Mrs. H. Bargfleld.
Wilbur Hammond went to Glendive
Thursday to see how Dorothy was
getting along and reports that there
is very little change.
The U. B. Ladies Aid Birthday
Pexty met at the home of Mrs. Chas.
F~lton last Tuesday to help her cel-
!e~rate her birthday. All present were
ii)dt to work piecing a Crazy Quilt,
l~er contests were enjoyed and then
i~ch lady made a biography of an-
other lady friend. Lastly a very tasty
flu.rich was served, and all departed
!w~shing Mrs. Fulton many more haP-
~p~ birthdays.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hartse and child-
ren were dinner guests at the E.
'MI. Oold6n home on Sunday.
~!arlyle and Golva played baseball
at the Golva diamond Sunday. (]olva
won by a score of 11 to 0•
The Lutheran Ladies Aid committee
have been busy painting the Aid
frays.
Stefe ~tryzwski made a trip h)
Baker to et a load of oats of the
iFarmers Elevator FridaY.
Tom Fulton has been on the sick
list this last week with throat trouble.
'Mrs. Fulton has been hauling the
mail.
Arthur Martin attended the high
school Prom at Plevna on Saturday
evening.
Chet Stuart and Pete Hai-tse made
a business trip to Golva Saturday.
Juanita BaIlard it staying at the
home~ of Mrs* Gee. Randash while
Mrs. Bllard is East.
Mrs• E. M. Golden and Mrs. I,.
Hartse called on Mrs. Gee. Randash
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. L• Sanderson and
Mrs, B. Narum and son were Beach
shoppers Saturday. Mrs. Sanderson
had quite a~ little dental work done.
sunset Sentinel
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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ueckert were
visitors at the Clifton Sehaal home
Monday evening.
Mrs. Tent Kirkpatriek and sons
from Golva were guests at the Chas.
Smith home Sunday.
Bobby I,atteral returned home from
the Beaci~ hospital the latetr part of
the week
Bill -WanH~e substituted as teacher
for FlOYd Wilson last week while.
Mr, Wilson and his older pupils went
to the YCL convention.
i Mrs. Fred Stacker was a shopper
in Beach Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Win. Ueckert at;
teuded ~be Junior Prom m Sentinel
Butte Friday evening
Vid~ Smith was an all night guest
of Doris Zook Friday night
Mr and Mrs Wm Ueckert were
guests lasl Snnday of Mr and Mrs
Peter Weinreis of the GolVa vicinity ]
Mr and Mrs Mike Neudeck fromI
Beach" were visitors at the CharlieI
Kramer home Sunday afternoon. I
Mr• and Mrs. Win. Want~e enter-
tained for friends sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Latterall re-
ceived word Friday that them son had
been hurt near Glendive at a paint-
ing job by' falling from a scaffold.
M'r. and Mrs. Alfred Ueckert and
son were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Borreson in Belfield
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Latterall and daughter Fran-
cis were visitors in Beach Monday
with Mrs. Harry Brewer and children
Ralph Stacker was a visitor at th(
home of his parents south of Senttne~
Butte on Sunday.
Charlie ad Bob Kramer moved theirf
farthing equipment to their farm near!'
Golva last Sunday. I
tlu !
Square Butte
Mrs. Bernard Wilson and Mrs,
Nick Oe were visitors at Einor OI-
stads Thursday.
Mrs• J. V. Klein and children were
visitors at Ed Olsen's Friday.
Billy De Vrics is employed at ],yle
Martin's ranch
Leo Nistler, Lenny Thill and Fasch-
ing were visitors at Einor Olstad's
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Stomach Gas
One dose of ADLERIKA quick-
~ reneves gas bloating,~ clam
OUt BOTH upper and lowe~
bowels, allows you to eat and
• l& sleep good. Quick, thorougha~.ac
Butte Drug and Jewelry Co.
THE BEACH:REVIEW
Week moved their personal property to remove all buildings, structures
• :. . and obstrucctlOns kept and maintained .... "~"
: ........ ' ~ to a farm in Squaw GaD, where the)" by them of every ktnd and~ nature ~'~,
within steer on .i hway OPTICAL SPErJALIST
~ will make their future home. No. 10, and that said persons be
• Miss Hazel Vinquist qame up from allowed until APril 20th, 1935, to et
. fect such removals; that the City
Coming " o,o,.o0 0,0 o0 .0e Engineer be ~an$l ~sreb~" is instructe- i GEt" G~t~RTSON
: end ag~ her home. Ray young, of Sid. ::: ed to make" a~ accurate survey '
i said street to" determine the property
• line bordering on such street,
ney also spent the: ~eekend at the and that the City Attorn-
ey is hereby instructed to take any
: ~ ~ Vinqttst' home. " fi
proper and necessary action to effect
~u ,,oa"rac"-ns M'r. and Mrs• Gee. (~lemelits and such removal as may .be nrcessary "l-- ~I--Alty brok. II~S
: , , ............. , in tile name of the City after APril
Mr and Mrs. S. Stevens visited the 20th, 19R5. dnplie, ated; ~Frames relmlr~l,
• Roll being called, all members vet-
Howard Vfenberg family south ol ed "'aye", "nays" none. The resolu-
tion was declared dulY adopted bY ]]~t~, ~. D., ~ ~@Or
r'artf ~0 vcentl:,ud went t0 Brae'., FridayversonM°Ved thatbY CoOk,permissionSeCondedbe bygrantedHal- Of Overstl~l's H.ware 0--.
to attend a wheat ~it;:ei'I~g. .Ralph Stacker for enlarging of build-
[
ing 12x16, to he built in aceordamce
Uli- [ with the City Ordinance• Roll being
called, all members voted "aye. --~
l)on't forget the big dance at Ev-l "nays" none. motion carried. ' --"
Moved by Woodhull. seconded
FridaYln mlMay 17ot e, green Park lon]orro~,V (Frida.y) CoOk,struetedthatto purchasethe City aAUdit°rRegisterbepn3in- T H 1 N
~ evening• Music by the Minnesotans. ment Book. Roll being ealle..
T, ,.. . • members voted "aye'. 'nays" no ....
e nnes ans ' Motion carried.
P~OCEEDINGS Mayor Halstead presented the name j
COUNCIL of Dr. V. G. Morris for the ()tim.,
April ~, 1935 of City Health Officer.
1
I~ Moved by Alguire and seconded I, We Deliver or Pay the Po~"
," tv Cmmci! ,net in regular sos- Cook that the appointment of Dr. age on ALL CASH
maa '"on-- m~'ayL~j"}I'I sion on Monday, April 1st. 1935 at V.G. Morris as City Health Offi,.v
8:00 1-'. ~i. Members present were: for a period of two }-ears be confirm-
• ~ Mayor H. H. Halstead,Aldermen ed. Roll called, the vote was as fo~-t Mail Orders
.Sam and his City Fellers Robert Alguire, P. A. Cook, C. OR lows: All members voted "ayv".
• Halverson, D. L, Logan, H. ~ "nays" none. Motion carried.
Thompson and W. H. Woodhull. Moved by Cook, seconded by At-lfJP'll'qil~,l~,lrllr~,T,
The minutes of the regular meet- guire that the meeting be adjourned
ing of March 4th were read, and up- Motion carried.
on motion by Alguire. seconded by l=I. H. ItALSTEAD
Cook. were approved as read. Mayor
F.i,./a. Ma."'=-__z4 The fellowing bills were present- Attest: SENTINI=L I=IUT'r~ N. DAK.
•. --~ ~. ~~ .~, cd to be considered: Regmter of K.H. ALTON _..d
Wen Schuh" Orchestra DeeO recor,,i,,g Easements and .ed City Auditor
S ic~tions, $2.55; H.obert Alguire, at-
tending t~vo meetings of the Finance --]1
Committee, $4.00; l'. A. Cook, at- COUNCIL ImROCEEOINGS ......
tending two meetings of the Finance Special Meeting, April 15, 1935 I I
Committee, $4.00; C. O. Halverson, --[[~
attending two meetings of the Fi- The City Council met m a special
namm Committee, Comptling and session on Monday, April 15th, ~t
Fridau May__31 wr, ti,,~ :,p ,cpo-ts of Finance Corn- S:00 P. M. Members present: Mayo,"
•- "--- ,.7,-- ~.- mittee, $7.00; Beach Volunteer Fire Halstead, Aldermen Alguire, Cook, FURNITURE
Eli Riceand his Band enDepartment'valley Co.,tlaighlumberFire' for$28'00;Culberts,Gold" Woodhull.Halvers°n' Logan, Thompson and
$27S.64; Montana-Dakota Power Co., Moved by Logan, seconded by Y[al-
gas and lights for Fire Hall, $8.15; verson, that a permit be granted for
Montana-Dakota Power Co., 7-1000 the removal of the Episcopal Church
lumen street lamps, $5.95; Montana- from Lot N, 50 ft., In block 7, of
"gufSaid! ,.owe, ,o, ttunters First Addition to Lot 10, i,* UPHOLSTERING
March, $119.87; Montana-Dakota ~'ow- Block 7, of Hunters Fourth Addition.
~ er Co., lights for pump house, $1.50; Roll being c~lled, the vote was as
W. C. Schulz, material and gasoline follows: Alguire, yea; Cook, yes:
for pump house, $8•20; K. H. Alton, lIalverson, yes; Logan, yes; Thomp
salary for March 15th to April 1st, son, yes; and Woodhul|, yes. ~[otio:
, oo .,,. ,.,,, __o. AND REPAI
March, $125.00; Standard Oil Co., Moved by Woodhull. seconded
fuel oil, $27.36; Beach Review, pub Logan that the City Auditor be in-
lishing Council proceedings, $7.9,~: structed to issue a lease on 10 acre>
, i Texas Co.. gasoline and grease, $12.- of the Dump Grounds for a period (
• ~7; Jess Hougen, salary to March one year for $15.00, cash in advance,
on Sunday. so that it can have all the last 15th, $20.00; Jess Hougen, stamps, papable on or before the 22nd d:<
$1.00; J. f; Jcall, Corporation Cock, of April, 1935.
J. V. Klein finished seeding wheat minute news in it. $2.00. Roll being called, the vote was as ALL TYPES OF FURNITORE
Moved by C.ook, seconded I), follows: Alguire, yes; Cook, yes; Hal-
for gunmen's Saturday. An .'~ssembly was held Monday Thoml)son. that the bills be allowe,~ verson, Yes; Logan. yes; Thompson, REPAIRED, REBUILT AND UP"
Mrs. Ed Olsen. Marion Oisen, and morning at which reports were given and warrants (lrawn on the several .~es, aaa(1 V,'oodhull, ye,~ Motion car-
funds for treir payment. Roll beta- tied.
Alice Olsen were visitors at Victor by the home economics, agricultural, called, all members voted "aye". Moved by Cook, seconded by At- HOLSTERED AT VERY alAS"
Johnson's Monday. and sporti,ng departments with Miss "rdtys" none, motion carried, guire that a permit be granted Gold-
en Valley County for the removal of
Mr. Victor A. Johnston. Die. Mgr,, eNABLE RATES
Harvey Wentland was a visitor at Hudson, Mr, Reichert and Mrs. To. State Highway Dept.. of Dickinson. the Tailor Building. located in Block
J V Klein's on Sunday. bias representing them Harold Whit- N. l)ak,, appearcd before the Council 1, lot 6, Original Townsite, to Block
• " " in rc~'ard to repairing State Higb: 10, Lots ll, 12, 13 of Nears Addition
Alice Olsen is working for Mr. and aker and Charles Cox gave reports way No. 10. or Block 13, Lot 4, Hunters 2nd AO- WHY SEND IT OUT OF TOWNf
Mrs. Ed Olsen. of the judging contests in the agri- Moved by Halverson, seconded b~ dition.
Cook that ordinane No. 135 regular Roll being called, the vote was as
Lawrence Lemire was a visitor at cultural division, while Charlotte ing traffic on Richards Ave. the same follows: Alguire. Yes; Cook. yes; Hal-
Sentinel Butte on Sunday. Cox and Helen Kippley gave them for as State Highway Ne. 10 be nassedftrst reading, verson, yeS:yes, and ~roodhull.L°gan'yeS:yes. MotionTh°mps°n'car- CURTIS Sltt
Mrs. Einor Olstad and son Harmon the home economics contest. Miss °'~,~oll~Cb,qng called, aU members rot- ried.
were callers at J. V. Klein's on Hndson disp|ayed a modernistic book- ed "ayc". "nays" none. Motion ear- Move(1 by XVoodhull seconded b3"
ricd. Alguire meetJng be adjourned. Me-
Friday evening, end which had been awarded Beach Moved by Cook, seconded by A! tion carried.
Billy De Vries was a business vis- for placing first in Art. This award guire, the following resolution be a(t- H H. HALSTEAD
opted : That all property owners Mayor
itor at Sentinel Butte on Friday. was due in part to several drawings Mong Richards Street, same being Attest:
done by signe Fosjard. Glen Fakler ,~tatc tlighway No. l0 within the T~. H. ALTON ~,~
Wilbur Franzen was a caller at city of ~each, are hereby required City Auditor
had a few words to say on running.
Ed Olsen's Friday. , ,. ,,
Mr. Falkner and hrother were vis- The Golden Valley track meet will
itors atEinor Olstad's Sunday. be held Friday, May 17th, unless it
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wilson and rains. In this case school will he
family attended Play Day at Medora held.
on Friday. Graduation excercises will take
J. V. Klein and Billy De Vrie~ ])lace May 28th. All the seniors a~e
were Sentincl Butte and Beach vis- looking forward to this eagerly. Class :,
itors on Tuesday. Day exercises are being planned for
Edwin Lemire spent a couple of the morning, also.
da~ys wilh Lawrence Lemire. Thursday evening0 May 16th, the
Ervin Ueckert, Velma Babcock, and high school glee clubs and grade
Harmon Olstad were dinner guests school will furnish entertainment to'
at Lloyd Yates' Sunday. the public with musical selections.
Iltl. -- These will consist of songs by the
i c ool°'n. grade pupils and the numbers sun~
in Dickinson. Everyone is welcome. At my residence in Beach
The students regret to hear that
rseericleiseon ned oherhomOSat May 18t
We all hope that she will be hack
soon 11tl, .~ ""
Beach High School was well rep- U4~~q$~+~..v..~**÷-~.:¢.-~:.~:..~
resented in the track mee~ held in
Dickinson last Saturday. May, r " Trotters News
The paxticipants were E(l (.a lson,
Ralph Jones, Glen Fakler, Russell ~.-X--X--X--X-~-X-~-X--~-X--X--X-.-X--X--X--~-X--.~-X--X-~
Houck. Russell Ellinger, and John Vfm. Reichert returned from thesunday and is R ; ......_ At 1 P M Sharp
Glen Fakler showed np well for feeling fine. • •
Beach in the 100d yard dash and, L.H. Callendar and Mr. and Mrs.
broad jump, winning a total of 8 C. tI. Callendar were Wibaux and
points which placed Beach second iu Beach callers saturday.
the District Conference, with Dickin- Announcements have been received When thefollowingarticles will be sold:
s~n in first place. Glen qualified for here of the ffirth of a son to Mr. and
the state conference. Mrs, Fay Smith of Glasgow, Mont.
The final issue of the Student Cry Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss Glad- 3 BEDS, COMPLETE ALL KINDS OF DISHES
will be published about May 27th, yce Madison.
The staff wants the final issue late Norman Nellermoe and family last 2 DRESSERS ALL KINDS OF CLOTHES
' 2 BOOKCASES ALL KINDS OF BED CLOTHES
] [[ 4 ROCKING CHAIRS LUMBER, TIMBERS, POST8
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' 6 COMMON CHAIRS 1 PUMP
1 LIBRARY TABLE 1 600-LB. PLATFORM ~CALE
I,.,% /.,,,~ I~ I1..II=, 1 ROUND DINING ROOM TABLE 1 TIN FEED BIN ~:
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1 KITCHEN TABLE 50 FRUIT JARS
D-'YE 1 KITCHEN CABINET ALL KIND~ OV CANNED GO01~S1 PORK BARRED
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