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r'AGE 4
Wibaux Hi Seniors
Enjoy Pleasant Out-
ing, Also Skip Day
Wibaux--The Senior class, accompan-
by Supt. of Schools W. A. Scott,
their slxmsor. John Dtmckel, and Co.
~perintendent Ray Eisenbart and his
wife, left about 8:30 Tuesday morning
for a real outing, which was to replace
Olass Day. After a short stop in Glen-
dive they went on to visit Buffalo
Rapids. Shortly after arriving in Miles
City they enjoyed a fine dinner, and
then visited the Industrial school.
Much interest was shown in the dif-
ferent phases of the work at this
School and some were surprised at the
oportunitles the boys in the school
have to learn different trades. Twen-
ty-two seniors from here were surprised
to meet the same number of seniors
from Jordan who were also celebrat-
ing Class Day in a different way this
year. All visited the Milwaukee R.R.
roundhouse and shops and learned of
many new things in this line. During
the afternoon they visited the Miles
City Star printing Office and the Ar-
moire creamery where they saw a
chug of 1500 pounds of I¢utter.
At th~ place they were all treated to
doll~us ice cream bar. On ~he way
home l~rt of the class enjoyed~ supper
in Glendlve and arrived home late in
the evening, tired, happy and much
wiser for thtn4~ they had seen and
heard.
Then on Thursday the seniors pro-
claimed their annual "~teek Day" on
that day and none appeare~ at the
school. A few went to Sentinel Butte
for a picnic, but on accour~ of the
rain part of ~ "sneaked'~ at home.
Sund~y evenl~ a laxge/~nd atten-
t/re ~gregatlo~, listened /to a fine
baccalaureate m~ss~ge, d~ltvered by
Rev. Kenyon of t.~e O~ I~i church, at
Be h~h ~®~:~.$~ A oho~
of about 90 p ttpils ~ some selections
and an octet~ sang t~o:~cod numbers.
Rev. O. l~nath of 'the Methodiat
III I
SENTINEL BUTTE
- ~~ :~: :
Mrs. William Wlrtaffleld and I0 day
old baby left the home of Mrs. J. J.
Hess Sunday for their home north of
town.
Mrs. Tangen was down from Beach
Tuesday visiting her daughter: Mrs.
A1 Wosepka.
After spending a vacation vl~t with
the MOen family west of town, Miss
Carrie Moen left Monday by!bus for]
Rochester, Minn., to resume ~er era-]
ployment at the M~yo hospital.
Ole Waldal, who has suffered with a[
rupture affliction for some time, suf-}
feted a severe a$f~tck $uncla~ and was~
to the Olendive h~spital to
,~ undergo an, operation.
At the Sentinel Butte Theatre M~y
28-29-30. "WEIK~ FARGO," the great-
eat picture of the year. Bob Burns
and Frances Dee in a wonderful per-
:[ormance.
E. H. Mason, Ivar Ne~s and John
Hougen drove to Dickinson MOnday on
a business mission. Owing to a heavy
downpour of rain near Berl~ald, they
were unable to~retttrn the ~sanqe day
aim were forced\to detour ~hei~
way]
back the f011owi1~g day. ~ ~ ]
The dance held at the Ol~a l~ouseI
Friday e~ening at which Sam~an~l HisI
City Fellel~ were the entertain~ wasI
one of the best atter~ded of the season.
John Stoddal, d and Leo Brown re-
turned to Medora Monday to resume
their employment with the Monson
Construction Co.
The grading crew of the road con-
tract east of town is moving in and is
establishing a town of trailer cars.
The Play Day which was scheduled
to be held at Sentinel Butte Thursday
in conjunction with National Air
Mail Week was a grand success from
the standpoint that it was preceded by
a three day rain which lasted through-
ou the scheduled play day leaving
everybody happy over renewed crop
prospects.
MARJORIE FULLER GRADUATES
The News has been informed that
~Mtss'MarJorle Fuller, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Fuller, will this week
on Friday night, graduate from the
Montana Deacone~ Ho~l~al at
Falls. Her many friends here
congratulations.
TAKE HOME---
A Q~ART OF OUR
DELIC'IQUS SUI~ER
~ ~ED
Maple Nut
Strawberry
Pineapple Orange
The family would like a
of FROSTED MALTED
Only ............. 25c
WALL DRUG CO,
PHONE 31
~K~ GOLDEN VALLS Y NEW~
Tillage Demonstra-
tion At Dickinson
A t',llage method demonstration wllli
be held at Dickinson on June 2nd
which should be of interest to many
farmers in Golden Valley county.
Soil management in southwestern
North Dakota has become a serious
problem. Thousands of acres of crop
is being destroyed each year and the
soil is becoming depleted by wind
erosion. Gullies are being washed out
in the fields by dashing rains and are
becoming larger each year.
An average of 40.000 acres of land is
summer fallowed in Golden Valley
county each year, Much of it is class-
ed as well managed and has given this
county the distinction as being or~e of
the most productive counties in the
Souhwestern part of the state. How-
ever, there is a considerable acreage
that has been very poorly tilled and
allowed to become wedy during the
fall months. Such a practice is manyi
times worse than no tillage at all. i
W~nen the weeds axe removed in the i
spring the whole surfaae is swept
away and causing damage to adjoining
farms, Where improved tillage meth-
ods can not be carried out it would bet
much bet¢~er standing idle for a year.
The deraonsration at Dickinson will
begin at I0:00 a. m.
Accrediting Board
RETURN APPEARANCE
I "The County Chairman" is in town
Appears Pleased
{Will to know that people still turn out
With. Ilniv Aff see his show and chuckle at his
• clowning. Nor does pain or grief tone
___. airs down our mirth.., he'd like that too.
HIS wit, his ~l-iendIv eve, his genial
Grand Forks, May 17~University of I grin have perishednot. Amid the
North Dakota faculty members and sham and din of make believe-- he held
students al~e are of the general opln-I his poise, fine, true. real. an authentic
ion that the three members of the American by any standard. Better far
board of inquiry for the North Central this hour of greed for vo~es, position,
Association are favorably impressed wealth or power could spare some
with their school, s~erner, more ~mpor~am man.
The three men, resident Charles Fri- No man who ever lived made more
ley of Iowa State college President folks laugh - be that his glory, that
Thomas Barrows of Lawrence college, his epitaph.
and Dean C. H. Oldfather of the Uni-
versity of Nebraska, completed their ATTENDS SHERIFF'S MEETING
day and a half investigation of the
University of North Dakota campus on Howard StockwelI attended the state
Thursday, May 12. SherifY's convention which was held in
Not definitely known on the campus Dickinson on Tuesday of this week,
is the effect the legal suit instituted He repor[s a well attended meeting
by Governor William LaRger will have which was also very instructive. The
on the accrediting proceedings, A day's activities drew to a close with
hearing has been se~ for Friday, May a barbecue which was held in the
20, in the federal court a~ Danville. badlands out of Medora. He was ac-
Illinois. copanied by Mrs. Stockwell and Mrs.
Ordinarily the NCA status of the Cub Ernest.
University would be dependent upon
the report of their board of inquiry and TO REMAIN HERE
action by a board of review.
I The governor seeks to have the North Miss Shelland of the Home Econom.
central Association re-admit the North ics department of the Beach high
Dakota Agricultural college which was school will remain in Beach for three
dropped from the list of accredited weeks after school, conducting an adult
schools early in April. A temporary class, if it is so desired.
FEEDS FAMILY OF FIVE injunction was also granted to preventt The nuruose of this is to offer assist-
................. he accrediting organization from/ance with on- ~,-rt- th-~ ~o -'~-~ts
~aame Dut~e--wara ~utterneld ~ndtits r^n,.. ~ .. ~ ~ ...........
Vincent Vo~esky dug, out a famfll~ ofI = ~. may WiSh. . .......
.. . ~ . .~ - . 7_ . .~ snor~ meeting ior all mose wno
rive coyote ~nups ~a~ week ena./Tne 4 H CLUB TO MEET a ..... o¢" .............. ,'I,1-
r ~ -- - re m~er~o~eo W~u oe zie~u ~ue~-.~,
li~t2t:~e°WcSa~r~h:~j~um~t~:o~:r~oY1 ~ M~y ,1, at 2:30 in the home economics
• , .. Jt~,~ pc The 4-H Clothing club members of deuartment at the high school
and feels them as if mey w e her - - "
ow~.besides caring fOr her Z~chnef 2:2rd:nh:tL.~ley:impty ~1 o~ee2tuie~s::; ST P ~ "
it n • • . AULS LUTHER N
young k tes. Mrs. BUtteffi/d-ha-s no May 31 Mr Russell is to exnlain the
particular love for the captt~ed family lan¢tscape project being carried out on English services at 9:30 a. m.
.as.. ~e was unfortunate enough ms~ the court house groumis, after whichSunday School after services.
ra4~ to ~oose an ner ~un grown turkeys t
• he girls will visit the creamery and St, John's Lutheran services at Wi-
by these prowlers, the hospitM. Following their visits baux at 11 a. m. This service will be
}there they will be shown piece goods in English.
FOR SALE--One McCormick mower, at the J. C. Penney store and ready-
5-ft. $6.00; one P. &~. O. ~ng plow, to-wear garments at Dickinson's.
12-in. $6.00; One disk, ~-ft~ $2~50; one The afternoon should be both pleas-
John Deere sulkey plov#~-in. $2.00.
ant and instructive.
At the Joe Dletz farm, 1~ miles south
of Sentinel Butte. 34-2tp Have you registered at the Bijou?
At the Sentinel Butte Theatre May
28-29-30. "WELLS FARGO," the great-
est picture of the ~year. Bob Burns
and Frances Dee in a wonderful per-
formance.
HIAWATHA STREAMUNED
AIRFLOW BICYCLE
Sensational new 1938
model. The most outstand-
ing bicycle on the markeL
SalePrice includintt
Merchandise...
M~let ........
YOUR CHOICE
Value Wrist Watch or $1,00 value
Certified League Baseball and $2.50 wdue
Horsehide Fielder's Glove at no extra charge
with this bicycle.
"B" BATTERIES
REG. Roy BLUE "B" BATTERIES .... 98c
TIGER HD "B" BAT I:ERIE~ ....... $1.69
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