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THE BEACH REVIEW
CASH PRIZE FREE EVERY DAY COZY CAFE ,,o,
Sentinel Butte 'Locals
(IM|tor's Note: We are extremely
to~ that due to a mlsunderstandiffg
a~:~rge number of Sentinel Butte
items were delayed and reached our
office too late to be published.)
At ~specta| meeting of the Uadies
Aid'Of the Congregational church on
Trursday, Mrs, W. E. Burhans was
elected president for the coming four
months, ~nd Mrs. C. J, Englund as
vice-president for the same time.
Mrs. Nunn, former president, resign-
ed on account of leaving town ~o
spend the summer at the ranch.
When the school janitor, Norman
Haugse, entered the school house on
Thursday,~morning he found that the
buiiding,~d been thoroughly ran-
sacks(1 R~th~t the safe handle had
~en b r0ken off in endeavoring to
Pr~ it oPen, N~thing was found miss-
lag, how~eTer. Sheriff Stockwell was
caBed and finger prints were taken
but nbthing definite has been learns0,
as yet.
A miscellaneous ~hower is being
reid today, (Thursday) for Fern R.
¶l~mgen at the Congregational church.
A son, named Donald Ray, was
born to Mrs, Margaret Nistler at the[
home of her sister, Mrs. Louis Hop-I
eland, here on May 8th. [
Maxine Johnson had the misfortune~
to sprain her wrist while roller skat-[
ing last Wednesday night. • *
Mrs. Dodge was called to Bismarck
Friday morning by the serious illness
of her mother at the hospital there.
Kenneth Flora has a new car.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cook are the par-
ents of a baby boy born May 6 at the
Benson home in Beach.
The s~lall daugh~r of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Sorenson of Pingree is
reported as being very ill.
Altar Society will meet witr Mrs.
Math Decker ThursdaY.
Mrs. E. H. Ma~on has been quite
ill with an infection.
Keith Guse placed second in the
mlf mile race at the track meet in
Dickinson Saturda,y.
I,eighton Nunn had the misfortune
to take the end off the fourth finger
n his right hand a few days ago.
k barrel fell on his finger necessitat-
hg the removal of the end of his
ringer at the first joint.
Camel's Hump
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dance Saturday evening. They were
married the same day at St. Philllp,
Montana. Everyone joins in wishing
them all the joys and happiness of
married life.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Honnold
were visitors at Constant Van Horn's
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van Horn
and children and Mr. and Mrs. C.
Van Horn motored to Beach S~tturday.
The Community Club held its first
baseball game of the season near the
•win Butte school house SUnday with
quite a few attending,
Alpha News
Raymond Timm has been visiting
at the Jens Gronning home this last
week.
Douglas Stevens. Doe Chamberlain
and Ole Anderson have returned from
a few weeks visit at Sioux Falls, S.
Dak.
Bernice Stevens drove out a new
tractor from Sentinel Butte for Alex
LaSotta Thursday.
Andrew Kohler, has his car again
after having had it in the garage
several weeks for repair.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Gamroth were
Beach visitors on Monday.
Maxine Betson is helping with the
house work at M. B. Hogoboom's.
Rev. and Mrs. Lobbs and children
were dinner guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Olsen.
dill
Let us Print Yore
Sale Bins
Mr. and Mrs Johnny ,i,~nnold
and children and "Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Myers were Sunday visitors at the
Howard, Van Horn home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brier and Alger
were business callers In Beach on
I~k Sechrist was a visitor at
Clydel Myers' last Sund~y.
Marjorie and Billy Myers were ov-
ernight guests at the Math Decker
home on Thursday.
f~uy Honnold eturned Sunday to
the CCC camp at Valley City.
Peter Wirtzfleld was a caller at
l~y Brier's Tuesday.
~" and Mrs. John Berg a~d Phil-
ip L~rdy motored to town Friday.
Dm'~thy Brier was visiting wit~
Pe~! Myers ]P~lday.
Mr. and Mrs Jonn Schmeling and
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Ness and Muriel
and Dolores were dinner guests at
Ro~s Johnstone home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Myers were
'l~u~day evening visitors at Mat
Vail Horn was a caller at
on Friday,
,J~y Brier and ClYde Myers were
Begoh ~lsitors on Friday,
!Aoyd wefinreis we~t home with
his sister and brother-imlaw, Mr.
~'Ull,'t~s. John Schmeling Saturday
~t ~l returned to his home near
Gol~a Sunday.
Don't forget the program and
basket social at the Camels Hump
school Frida,y, May 17.
Mr. a~d Mrs. Ray Brier and fam-
ily were guests to dinner at the Joe
Middleton home in Beach Sunday. t , , .......
The Community club was held at
the q'wia Butte school Saturday nits Wh~rl it col~e8 to r~o~|
with a small crowd attending, • and effe~ti~'e printt~..
LMffra Wirtzfleld was an ovsrnlte of ~,l'~y ~'~i~ ~ Wt~
viSltor at Ray Brier's Saturday.
An enormous crowd attended Mr, guarantee to give yo~
$nd Mrs, George I~rdy's w~Ing satIsf~.ctIon.
ALL PRICES QUOTED ARE SUBJECT TO SALES TAX
THOMPSON'S
FRESH
HEINZ ~oo,,..,,PICKLES QT, JAR 29¢
~ :;~A~ NOT RAKES 2 PK, 19¢
FREE 8COTTIE CREAM PITCHER WITH
~R~ i _ , . i ii i
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 2 LBS 59c
P&G SOAP LARGE 6BARS 27C'
GOLDEN SYURP 10 LB PAIL 59c
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TOMATOES 3 NO, 2 GANS 29c
,.o.,.o. 4 LB PK, 33c
SEEDLESS
ISTOGK SALT 100 LB SACK 97c
U,S, NO 1 100 LBS $235
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BANANAS FIRM RIPE 3 LBS 22¢:
....... LAROE GRISPHEAD 10c
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S~RAWBERRIES, RHUBARB, GRAPE FI~JIT, ORANGES,
• WE ~ RADISHEI~ TOMATOES, ETC. P]RONI~
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ENVOY TO COLOMBIA
William Dawson, who has been serv.
ing as American minister to Ecuadoz
since 1930, has been appointed min-
Ister to Colombia. He Is a native el
Minnesota and has been In the diplo,
mall6 ~ervlce about sixteen year~
Garner News
Greengard's big Administrator's
S~Ie will be continued this week un-
til Saturday, May 18. Hurry and take
advantage of the special low prices.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wassmann and
family and Leslie Wassmann were
visitors at the Andrew Kohler home
ou Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lemire. Lloy~
and Clara, Wsssmann. Johnny Stull',
Leslie Howard. Leonard Stritz, Louis,
Volney and Delton Schmeling attend-
ed the wedding dance o~. t;eorge
L~rdy's in Sentinel Butte on SatUr-
day night.
John Benson was an overnight vis-
itor at the Fred Wassmann home on
Friday.
Mr. annd Mrs. Fred Wassmann
and ~ily were evening visitors at
the Joe Dletz home Thursday,
Tom Betson was a caller at the
l~red Wassmann home Sunday.
Roy Harmon mo~ed his farming
equipment to the Dr. Sutter farm
south of Oolva Friday and Saturday.
Mr. an~ Mrs. ~. P. Cro~m~tn
were visitors at Harry Wassmamx's
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sheen a~tend~d
the Prom in Sentinel Butte Friday
night.
Glen Allstot is on the sick list
this week.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Lemire, Mr.,
and Mrs. Babcock and rarely were
Beach visitors Saturday and attend-
ed the show while there.
Leslie Wassmann is employed at
the Tom Wosepka farm.
Joe Lemire left Sunday night for
Medora where he will work in the
CCC camp.
Ethel Krause finished a successful
school term at the Strahon schoo!
Friday.
Harry ~Vassma~ made a trip to
Carlyle Thursday aRer a load of
hay for George Stull.
Enoch Anderson helped Mat Krause
dehorn cattle wednesday.
fill
NOTICE
II
It has been brought to nay atten-
tion that persons have been entering
on the premises known as "Evergreen
Park" without permission and com-
mitting damage and waste thereon.
I am publishing this notice to give
warning to all such persons that the
premises are now being patrolled
and w~tched and anyone entering oP
found thereon will be prosecuted,
---JOHN KEOHANE
Administrator of the Estate
of J. A. Miller. Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
"It"
In the Matter of the Estate of )
WILLIAM H. POTTER. Deceased)
Notice Is hereby given by the un-
dersigned. Administrator with the
Will Annexvd of the Last Will and
Estate of William H. Potter. late of
the City of Black River Falls, in the
County of Jackson and State of
Wisconsin, deceased, to the creditors
of, and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers.
within ~lx months after the first
pulMl0~tion of this ~otlce, to said
administrator at Keohane & Kuhfeld.
~ats attorneys, office in the City of
Beach in said Golden Valley County.
or to the 3udge of the County
Court of Golden Valley County, at
his office in the Court House in the
City of Beach, Golden Valley County.
North Dakota.
• rou ars hereby further notified that
Hen. A. 1~. Eastien, Judge of the
County Court within and for the
County of Golden Valley, and State
of North Dakota. has-fixed the 26th
day of November A. D, 1935. at the
hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon
of said day, at the Court Rooms. in
the Co~lrt House in the City of Beach
In said County and State,, as the
time and place-for hearing and ad-
Justing all claims against the estate
of the said William H. Potter, De-
ceased, which have been duly and
as hereinbefore
1935.
S.B. Prom Friday
A Delightful Affair
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(From Sentinel Butte News)
The Sentinel Butte opera house was
a beautiful scene Friday night, the
occasion being" the annual Junior-
,Senior Prom. The wails with the ex-
ception ot fine window space were
completely covered with creeping
cedar. The ceiling was decorated
with strips of lavendar paper. The
lighting effect was obtained by floor
lamps in eacl~ corner and colored
lights ~ interwoven in the creeping
cedar. Overstuffed davenports and
challis were placed along the walls.
At minight a dainty lunch of sherbet
and we.f era was served. Burns' or-
chestra furnished the music.
Juniors and Seniors, their partners,
and one extra couple, faculty mem-
bers, their partners, and extra couples
and parents of the Juniors and Sen-
iors were the guests present.
The Juniors are to be congratulated
on the splendid manner iu wZ~zctt the
Prom Was conducted.
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Westerheim
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Otto Will was a caller at J. S.
Rathbun's Friday.
Ha~-old Cook is running the tractor
for David Dietz this week.
Those who went to Beach Wednes-
day were David Dietz, Burt Mellius,
Gee. Wright, Taylor Cook, Sam Will,
W. R. Conboy and J. R. Rathbun.
J. R. Ra,thbun is seeding the Bill
Gordon place.
Vernon and Florence Stedman were
caUers at Clarence Satre's Tuesday,
~,Cha~. Carlson moved his sheep to
the Banty Spring to finish lambing,
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Cook ar~ the
parents of a son.
Harold Cook attended the wedding
d~nce at Sentinel Butte Saturday
nits.
Miss Nelson went to Beach to
spend the weekend with home folks•
Gee. Coyle and Gee. Wright went
to town on Saturxlay.
W. H. Conboy was a caller at
Jess Houck's Saturday.
Rev. C. F. Brown had services
: at the Westerheim school house on
Sunday evening.
Junior Cook was a caller at David
Dietz' Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Peudleton spent
Sunday at J. R. Rathbun's.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Wright and
.family spent Sunday ~t Gee Wright's.
Bill Holler and wife spent" Sunday
at I-Iarold Hollar's.
Most of the children in our neigh- I
borhood have the whooping cough, i l
Mr. and Mrs. C. Satre spent Sun-l|
day at David Dietz'. {|
Mr• and Mrs. Chas. Carlson spent I|
Sunday at the ranch. {~
Trotters LadieS'To
Present Fine Play
1¢
The play, "Clubbing A Husband,"
,v:ll be given at the church at Trot-
ters on Saturday evening, May 25th,
beginning at eight p. m.
The cast of characters:
Mrs. Newman, a bride_ .Mrs. Andre
~enrietta Ashton, her sister. ..........
........................................................... Mrs. Stevens
Maude Ashton, an overgrown girl
............................................................ Alice Sperry
Belle, the colored cook ...... Mrs. Crook
Bridget O'Flanagan, a wash lady
............................................... Mrs,. Lawhead
Mrs. Ottoway, an old grandmother
.................................................... Mrs. C. sperry
Mrs. Ferris, her daughter . .................
................................................................ Ella Russell
Dr. Georgians Jordan, a spinster
................................................... Mrs. Robertson
Mrs. Whitney .................. Mrs, B. ~p~rry
Mrs. Reynolds ................ Mrs. K. SPerry
Mrs. Hudson ............................ Mrs. Voyne
Mrs. Skylark ................ Mrs. Wentland
The public is cordially invited. Ice
cream, cake, and coffee will be sold
in the basement after the play. The
lucky number on the quilt will also
1)e drawn. I
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Greeng'ard's big Administrator's
Sale will be continued this week un-
til Saturday, May 18. Hurry and take
"advantage of the special low prices.
ti-
The local baseball season opens
earnest next atmda,y with the strong
~olva team playing the Medora
team at Golva,, and Beach j
to Lindsay to play the Lindsay team
i in one of the opening games of
newly organized Lower
league. Golva trimmed Carlyle in
practice game last Sund~y, 11 to
and fans are looking forward to a
real battle Sunday. Little is
of the strength of the Beach
gallon inasmuch as they have
but one practice with but a few
ers present, so far this season.
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TOOK OFF I~AT
OF UGLY
HEEDED DO¢'I'OR'S ADVIICE
Mrs. Robert Hickey,
Calif., writes: "My doctor
Eruschen Salts for me--he said
wouldn't htirt me in the least. I'Ve
lost 17 lbs. in 6 weeks. Eruschen l~
worth its weight in gold."
Mrs. YIiokey paid no attention
gossipers who said there was
safe way to reduce. She wisely
lowed her doctor's advice. Why
YOU ?
Get a Jar of Kz'u~chen to-day
4 weeks and costs but a
Simply take-half teaspoonful in
of hot water every morning.
druggists.
,
RED OWL
Great G Day Anniversary Sale
May 17 to 23
See Our Big Two Page Circular for List of 100
Money Saving Specials.
ORANGES' oo 2 DOZ. 39c
ASPARAGUS rou.g Ti. ~nd,,~ual 12c
Tender & Sweet Bunch
LETTUCE ~r~h Solid H~, Each rlc
For Hea~hful Salads
RADISHES 5c
Fresh, Scarlet Red I~e, Bunch
Just the Right Size
CARROTS Delicous. Creamed Bunch 7c
or with Peas
CUCUMBERS ~resh ~e. ~ice~ 2 for 15c
Just in from Texas
LEMONS Sun.st Large Dozen 25c
Juicy Sine
BANANAS 3 Ibs. for 25c
SEED POTATOES-EARLY OHIOS & COBBLERS
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All Prices Subject To Sales Tax
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Enna Jettick
SHOES
For
Women
LADIES/Our complete stock oy Enna Jet-
tick Shoes is still on sale. Now is the t~me
to come in and see our new spring and sum-
mer line of White Shoes. Put them on th~
list of things you must see.
It i i i Ii1' " i i i
Regularly $5 and $6
SALE PRICES $3.95 and $4.95
On all sizes and styles
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Foot Comfort Headqua~¢~