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'r^ ts, Dre
,:.. a . sses
And Hats
Greatly. Reduced At
THE STYLE SHOP
Mrs. S. D. Knezevich was honor-
ed Saturday evening by a dozen of
her friends who dropped in to sur-
prise her and help her celebrate ~aer
birthday. After a social evening, a
dainty lunch was served. Mrs. Knez-
erich was presented with a useful
gift as a token of esteem.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davidson
were weekeml guests of Mrs. David-
sdn's parents, ltd. and Mrs. Camer-
on, of Golva.
Hollts Golliet returned sunday from
a weeks vacation in Bismarck. b'nne
is again on duty at the Beach hospital.
~ rles Christiansen, accompanied
Donald Evans, left by car far Los
~geles last Saturday morning to get
1~. Christiansen, who, has spent, a
[t~ months there. They' expect to be
tile for about two Weeks.
'~ull wool sheep pelts 8c a lb. a,t
~ak.,Mont. Hide & M1ttal Co. It
Jesdames Hammond, Geary, Schef- Mr. Teed returned on Saturday
~lBosserman, Curl, and Mrs. Guy from Bismarck where he attended a
~ were in Beach Satp~tay and at- baker's convention.
flailed the Silver Tea ~]~t. John's
. These ~adies are~l~ members Marie Schmit is visiting her par-
the Golva Homemakers club. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Schmit.
W H Luer returned to Beach last Mesdames Niece, Hudson, Russell
~d_ _" .. . . . ..... I and Grindstuen returned Saturday
,- ~-encl aiter a trip mt~ ~outn va-i ..... ,~, ..... ~^r~ *h~- attended
, and purchased a car{whhe gone. [the state P. E. O. convention.
~?..W.C.B.ra.dley i en!ertainedl Mrs E. L. Simmons and son Joe
~oelal Hour club at no* "tome on
of New l~nglaud, N. Dak., were
guests of Mrs. John Keoha,ne and
Mrs. John Halbkat Thursday of last
week. Mrs. Simmons is the new di-
rector of the Federated Woman's
club for the ~eventh district.
Al Schroeder is employed at New
England doing carpenter wor~.
Mrs. Pericle has been quite ilI
over the weekend.
M~. and Mrs. John Schillo of Gol-
va were in Beach visiting relatives
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Marshal of
Dickinson were visitors at t~e R.
K. ~Van Derhoef home on Sunday.
We are informed that Dr. Bradley
is suffering with the mumps. And we
might add that an item concerning
a doctor having the mumps ought to
be as interesting news as tn~ pro-
verbial story of the man biting the
dog.
Rev. Anderson attended the cir-
afternoon.
John Hokstad entertained a
couples at a bridge party Monday
Two tables of briOge were
Play during the evening and at a
hour a delectable lunch was
~ay Burkha,rt. Glayds Stipek. and
Miller of Glendive v~re weekend
at the Earl Miller home.
Joe Zlnsli of Sentinel Butte is inI
hospital for medical care. I
Ir~: Severson, who has been in
hospital for the past three weeks,
gradually improving.
Stanley Smith left the hos-
last Monday feelin$ much im-
Joe Moen of Carlyle left the
Monday very much improved.
Congregationa,l Ladies Aid
Miss Marie Spelgleberg at
shower Friday evening in
~ church parlors. The evening was lcuit m~eting of the United Luthera~
t in playing games and chatting I church the forepart of the week at
Which a very delightful lunch lTaylor' N. Dak. "Mrs. Ramstad was
Served. Marie was the recipient lalso present, representing the local
Zny useful and beautiful gifts. I parish ~t the Woman s Missionary
~. Cordia Wallace went~%o GI~ [Federation meeting, :e
Ttlesday afternoon to visit Iier " Greengerd s big Administrator's
Winfred who has been ill the SMe will be continued this week un-
~Veek.
Algulre made a business trip
the first part of the week.
accompanied by P. J. Edkins.
and Glen summers left
for Minneapolis where
will enter a Beauty School
up beauty culture and Glen
Join the NaVy.
GirI Scouts held their regular
at the home of Miss Betty
on Tuesday evening.
~llmber of friends of Elizabeth
gathered at Moyers care
evening to helix Elizabeth
her" birthday,,
Summers is working for Nick
tll Saturday, ~lay 18. ~tttrry and take
advantage of the special low prices.
The F. T. Reynolds Co. has par-
chased three new trucks, one of
which is to be used in Beach.
Friends of Mrs L. A. Smith of Wi-
baux will be sorry to hear that illness
necessitated her removal to the Glen-
dive hospital.
The Congregatiohal Missionary So-
ciety will meet on May 23 at the
church with Mrs. Winkleman and
Mrs. W. Woodhult as hostesses.
Don't forget the big dance at Ev-
ergreen Park tomorrow (Friday}
evening. Music by the Minnesotans.
Nash sedan for sale. Inquire Mrs.
Bradley.
Members of the local Royal Neigh-
bors are asked to attend a special
meeting at the Menke home Monday
evening, May 20, for the purpose of
balloting,
F. T. Reynolds, Bun Brody, John
Marmon and Grandpa Marman were
Beach visitors Sunday.
Mr. and ~rs. Nick Uetz are par-
ents of a baby boy born to them MaY
15, weighing 9 pounds, at the Dick-
inson liopsital.
Would like to rent a big room.
Ed. Summers. 2tp
Greengard's big Administrator's
Sale will be continued this week un-
til Saturday, May 18. Hurry and take
advantage of the special low prices.
Mrs. Louis Schlauch and daughter
Louise were here last Friday visiting
at the Marma-Eh-home.
IIII-
FOR SALFr--Ralnbow Flint corn,
wheat ,grass, alfalfa seed. John Inak.
ler. Beach. M21-Ztp
IIll
Seed for sale. Falconer corn and
good clean Trebi barley. Phone 6F22.
M. A. Finneman, Golva, N. D.
~_ , .1111
Don't forget the big dance at Ev-
ergreen Park tomorrow ~ ~Y~day)
evening. Music by the Mlnnesotans.
and Mrs. John Carrel and
are again resident~ :Of Beach.
are now occupying the home
Jennie Stevens on the north
Helm is able to be out
after a severe illness of over
AMBITIOH
selves around~ all
tired out wtth'perl-
odic weakness and
~own? They should
that Lydia
~.. Pinkham's Tab-
' - •
Williams of Danville,
"I had ~o ambition
, nerving. Your Tab,
~ ~ad bu~ me
next month.
Machinery
some good re-built Tractors
at BARGAIN PRICES
AL LONGBOTTOM
THE BEACH REVIEW
.IF
The Sentinel Butte high school
Baud, re-lnforced with the tl~ee
Fasdhing bOys of tl~e Golva high
school will opeh ~he playday exercis-
es at Beach Friday, Mgy 17th; The
list of band members are as tollows~
L. Goebel, D. Theisen, O. Roes~r,
A. Fasching, T. Murphy, corneta~
Carl Johnson, Fasching, trombones:
Fasching, E. Allstot, basses; K.
Sheen, baritone; R. Nunn, clarinet;
E. England, tenor; ,T. Murphy, R.
Sheen, drums. This is a limited
number for a band, but the partic-
ipants will do their best to give
satisfactory music for the occasion.
The faculty wish to thank all those
school patrons who used their cars
and accompanied the students of the
school to the Conference Muse Fes-
tival.
The school and faculty are mighty
proud of their debating team which
won the Northern Missouri Slope
Conference Debating Championship
for the second straight time in the
past two years. Last year the con.
ferenee didn't give any trophy but
this year a nice silver cup was giv-
en. The seniors who were responsible
for winning this cup this year, and
winning the debate championship
last year are: Kathleen Boisen, Eu-
gene LeMers, a~nd Kermit Sheen.
These young debaters defeated the
Hebron debating team at Hebron on
May 8th. Hebro~ was victor in the
Eastern Division of the Conference.
Miss Velm~ palmer was the coach of
our championship team this year.
Hats off to the team, and the coach.
llll
Farmers Free Ex-
change Column
Lost--Between Sentinel Butte and
E. D. Nelson farq~, a new mattress.
Finder please notify Martin Berg,
Sentinel Butte, N. D.
I~use ¢or Rent. Inquire at Review
FOR SALF_,---Falconer and Raingow
Flint Seed Corn. Ralph F. Samuels
Beach. fix
WilI trade good Holstein cow for
~oung Jersey bull. Chas. Simmons,
FOR SALFr--One McCormick-Deer-
ing cream separator in good condi-
tion. Also one John Deers gang plow
14 inch. Inquire it Review office
FOR SALFr-one McCormick Deer.
ing tractor 1~-20, with two bottom
P & O plow. In A-1 condition. Cheap
for cash. H. H. Harmon, Modern.
HAIL INSURANCE
(Cont/nued from l~ge I)
for several years have reduced farm-
ors and other citizens to severe want
lack of funds, making it impos-
sible for the farmer to meet the
demand ~or 10 Per cent deposit.
SFIOULD CARRY HAIL INSURANCE
Growing conditions are now favor-
able and indicate that a good crop]
will be harvested in this state this
}'ear. "It is to the best interest of
the farmers and the citizens of this
to carry hail insurance on their
growing crops," the proclamtion
states.
"A great public emergency exists"
sa~vs Governor Welford in the procla-
mation, "in that many farmers of
this state will meet with great:and
irreparable loss and are now threat-
ened with the loss of their crops by
hail because of such fact and their
inability to meet the provision of
Chapter 137 in making a. 10 per cent
deposit upon requested coverage."
HOPTON ISSUES STATEMENT
'The governor's moratorium was is-
sued after a conference between Gov.
ernor Welford, Attorney General
Sa~hre, Commissioner Hoptoo, and
Lars J. SilVan, manager of the State
Hail Insurance department. After the
conference Mr. Hopton issued v
statement which, in part, follows:
"North Dakota finds herself In the
middle of spring, this year, with the
best possible crop outlook after years
of drouth, and a good crop year
means lots of crop destruction by
hail, so if there ever was a time
when the farmer of this state needed
hail insurance, that time is now.
Under the present hail insurance law
a farmer may not avail himself of
0~ptional listing of his cropped ac-
reage, if he owes hail indemnity tax-
es for more than one out of the
three last years. In order to secure
protection suuch a farmer must de-
posit in cash with the department
an amount equal to 10 per cent of
the requested coverage and at the
present time, when possibly 90 per
cent of the farmers of the state are
getting seed loans from the govern-
ment, it goes without saying that
they have not the money to secure
this insurance.
"It was this situation that caused
the insurance degartment to negoti-
ate with the Farm Credit Adminis-
tration in order to secure their co-
operation. The proposition that the
federal government assume responsF
LOST~Police dog, six months old. [--='7 ,.% ~J J
Wtll appreciate a~Y information as~.J
L__J
to his whereabouts. Ward Butterfleld.
FOR SA~5 ton good wheat hay. BA SEBA LL
See C. S. Nistler, Beach.
FOR SAI~li~-One 3.burner wick~ess ~
kerosene stove, new. Inquire Review. AT GOLVA
Remember mother with a flower
that won't wilt. Tree or bouquet any $VND~Y. MR7 19TH
color, made to order. Price reason-
able. Mrs. T. H. Thompson, Beach
LOST--front bumPer for Chevrolet
car, on road north of Sentinel Butte.
Finder advise Eddie Cook, Sentinel
Butte, N. Dak. fx
FARM FOR RENT~My farm at
Mosher. Complete with buildings.
Peter Golllet, Beach. fz
FOR SALE---Two houses, now on
farm Just east of my farm. One house
is 24x~4, two-story, and the other is
a smaller house. Gunnar Fahlstrom.
FOR SALF,--4-burner Perfection oil
stove in good condition. Also some
seed corn. Ed. Ffllner, Beach.
FOR SA~3 doz. fullblood bar-
red rock c~lckens, year old. Mrs.
C. Brautigau Trotters.
FOR SALE--Small incubator. Very
Cheap. Mrs. Selmer Abraham.
For Sale--Good range Percheron
stallion. Chas. Simmons, Beach.
FOR SALF,--Some good
also some machinery and some hay.
Inquire C. A. Ruedinger, four miles
east of Bea~.
FOR SALFr--One 500-gal. gasoline
tank, one ll-ft. Van Brunt drill,
three dlscs~ O~e sulky plow. John
Barkland, Beaeh.
I
I115 Medora C C C IIIIII
VS
II!$ Golva IIIIII
III I i
iii
I
Graduation
Permanents
$3.50 permanent for
$2.50
or reduction on
any other wave
Palace Beauty
Shoppe
Phone 126
btlity for hail insurance premiums 0~ /n case it Is llalmmblq to have the
all acreage cropped with seed 1o~ on, l~day ~'~e~o~-~t ~f in-
money won Immediate f~vor in Wash~ clement weather, all Beach schools,
lngton and an agreement was ~'~mi [Bd city, Wtll 'bO-I~:~D
at. Why exeeu~on o[ tnls On FridaY,. , It. is "hOl~,? t.]~ ~[S
has beeJa .~i~!~i;"i al~ un~/ble to say will :eool~erate in ,,hls,matter, , :.
or t6 u~lerstand. In {he meantime .1 .~
believe the governor is taking the ' " " ' ":: ""
only step possible, u~d~r the clrcUm-
stanc.. and the 7a~n~ of North
Dakota wll] no d0ubtA~pr~sciate--:"~ the
fact that he came to their rescue at
this critical time,"
-dill,
Don't forget the big dance at Ev.
ergreen Park tomorrow (Friday)
evening. Music by the Minnesotans.
Illl
Are you interested in a good serv-
ice station in Reach? Inquire at the
Review office. May 9.4t
MEN WANTED for Rawleigh routes
in Billings and Slope counties. Write
today. Rawleigh Co., Dept. NDE-12-
SB, Minneapolis, Minn. May2---16--36
ROOMS FOR RENT on north side,
with good garden spot. Inquire Cor-
bett Howard Garage. -tf
Greeng~rd's big Administrator's
Sale will be continued this week an.
Ill Saturday, May 18. Hurry and take
advantage of the special low prices.
Don't forget the big dance at Ev-
ergreen Park tomorrow (Friday)
evening. Music by the Minnesotans.
n
At Mrs. Patricia
Sokoloski's
Barn o
1
Thursday
MAY 23rd
Golva Orchestra
F. T. REYNOLDS CO.
WE DELIVER PHONE 75
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Su ar 100 lb sk. $5.89
Su ar 10 Ib sk. 59c
Potatoes Idaho Russets 100 lbs. $2.00
Schillings Coffee 1 lb can 29c
Soa C. W. or P. G. 5 large bars 23c
Pure Preseres 5 Ib Pail Strawberry
.... .. or Raspberry
Ramns, Seedless 4 lb Pkg.
Crackers, A-I 2 lb Box
Strawberries, Oranges, Bananas
We have a complete line of fresh
vegetables. Look them over
All Prices Subject To Sales Tax
73c
Ill
29c
19c
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ON
EXHIBIT
at Beach--Northern Pacigic Depot
Sunday May 19--5:30 pm to 6 pm
a ~ ~ " s : ,. s .,
NORTH COAST LIMIT
You .- .~u, ~,~ ,o ~ ,o,~,~ ,.~..
transcontinental train. All cars on the North Coast ~"
are AIR-COI~. ITIONED--cool, clm, z~tful--the utmod:~
travel com|or~ a,-td luxury.
2 Cen%s a Mile
and l.~!
For complete comfort, safety
and economy, travel by train.
Ask your Northern Pacific agent
for information on local fares
and Jew-cost summer excursionm
fares to points East and .~est.
The latest features in passenger car ~onslrucdon
embodied in these exquisite air-condition~d coaches ..,
streamlined interiors, individual, .deeply uphol~x~I
"form.fitting" seats, diffused lighting, spacious ladies~
and men's lounges, soft color effects.
At the head of the Exhibition Train is one ot a fleet ~:
l0 new, powerful, smooth, roller-l)earing loco~
recently placed in North Coast Liinited service.
Newest type tourist sleeping cars, standard "Chief
Pullmans, dining and obServation-club cars, all '%pie~
and span" and AIR.CONDITIoNEDI Truly o~_~
America's fine trains.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC R¥.
FIRST OF THE NORTHERN TRANSCONTINENTALS