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THE BEACH REVIEW
Maid Flour
We are exchanging wheat for flour----6 bushels equals
one barrel of first grade flour. Bring your wheat to
the Dickinson, warehouse.
I I I
Write us for information.
AARON SNOOK, Manager
136 First Avenue East Dickinson, North Dakota
Greyhound Puts On
40 Fine New Buses
tl
Delivery is now being made to the
Northlaa~l Greyhound Lines of 25
new buses These new buses, togeth-
er wRh 15 buses now being built in
the company's own shops, represent
a total investment of nearly $400,000
in new equipment.
The buses were manufactured by
New Telephone
Night Rates Now On
-ll
Beginning 3une 1 night rates on
station-to-s~ation long distance tele-
phone calls will become effective at
7 p. m. instead of 8:30 p. m. and
continue until 4:30 a. m. These rates
apply to those calls on which the
customer asks to talk to anyone
available at the telephone called for
iugs Are Designed[
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Bismarck, N. D., June 6--In read-
summer will be six or eight designs
for community buildings adapted to
Dakota conditions, announced
R. P. Wallis, FERA const]~tction
engineer, who is drawing np plans
nOW.
An attempt is being made to make
the buildings as distinctive and at
the same time as usefu) and inex-
pensive a~ possible, he said. Esti-
mates vary from $4000 to $8500 and
most plans call for basketball courts.
Included in the plans are one mod-
ernistic building, two uslng native
rock and several frame structures
which may be attractively stuccoed
in white with colored roofs for con-
trast. Frame buildings are of Gothic
design, he said.
Average floor space is approxi-
mwtely 40 by 60 feet with provisions
made, for seating 100 to 300 people
depending on galler3, space, size of
stage, etc., he said. Some call for
full basements.
Copies will be available in the four
districts set up under the new works
program as suggestions as soon as
all plans are complete.
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IMPORTANT S, B. LUTHERAN
CHURCH MEETING SUNDAY
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I There will be services of the Trin-
lily Lutheran church in the high
school auditorium at Sentinel Butte
General Motors Co. according to
specifications furnished by Greyhound
englneers, t~nd they incorporate many
new improvements in passenger com-
fort and mechanical performance, it
is said. Of a modified streamline de-
sign, each bus seats 33 passengers
~nd driver. The reclining chairs are
of a new and rooster design and af-
which the day rate is 40 cents or on Sunday afternoon at 2:30.
more. This announcement was made There will be an important busi-
today by Roy Johnson, local isle- ness meeting after the services rel-
phone manager, alive to plans in regard to. the
This change means that the low- building program. All members and
est rate for this type of long distance friends who are interested are urged
calls will be availabe to telephone to be present for the meeting.
users for an hour and a half longe-
st than has heretofore been the case,
fc;rd more leg room. The big 175' and Is in effect a reduction in rates
horsepower motors are equil)l)ed wtih beyond certain distances for this
dual ignition, cooling and carburetor class of service between 7 ,~nd ~q:30
systems, insuring perfect perform- p. m.
anee at all times. Longer and more Mana~gcr Johnson explained that
flexible springs are used. together there are several advantages to us-
with over-size Firestone balloon tires ers of tong distance service tlmt will
to provide greater riding comfort, result from advancing the night rate
~rider windows gwe clearer vision period, to 7 p. m. It will, he said,
and at the same time are easily ad- enable users of long distance service
justed for better ventilation. Buses to place many of their calls at a
are equipped with Westinghouse air more convenient hour and still per-
brakes, sit them to receiw~ the benefit of
The addition was made to the the lowest long distance rate. Also,
Northland Greyhound fleet ju ~ntic- many long distance calls can be
ipation~of a heavy-spring" a~ld sum- handled more promptly because the
met passenger business. Bus travel Change will reduce the ii~mber that
so ~ar this year is ahead of last have been pltced immediately offer
yea~; by 15 per cent, it was said. S:30 p. m. and distribute them mere
---~[lll--~ evenly throught the low rate period.
Legion Meeting ......... "~ .............
At ,~Belfield Soon ---,--Alnha News
Several carloads of local L,eg~o- ~.~.~.~.~..~.,~.,~.~.,~.~.~¢.~.~
aires expect to drive to Bellield next
Wednesday evening to attend a Pro- Adolph Nistler left Friday morning
Convention District Lc~giou meeting, for his home at Eden Valley, ~iinn.,
flair will be for a short visit.
A sl)eclal feature of the a Mr. and Mrs. Nred McManniga!
the participation of th(~ Dickinson
Dr~n' corps and the Hebron Whisker were guests at George Stulls Monday.
club in street maneuvers at 7:30, Carlyle played baseball with Alpha
Just preceding the calIing of the reg- Sunday at Alpha. The score was 25
ular meeting at 8 o'clock, to 4 in Alpha's favor,
The object of this meeting 3une 12 Mrs. Carl Otremba and Denny
is to discuss matters pertaining to called on Mrs. Bury Sunday afteP-
the State Convention which will be ,noon.
hehl at Orand Forks June 23.25. Leg- Mr. and Mrs. 3. K. Brauch and
ionaire 3is Boucher, dlstrlct deputy Alone were Beach vlsit'ors Monday,
for the eighth district, will preside at Fay Lundblad is woz~king for H.
the Belfleld gathering, and other A. Bury.
'state officers to be prom.at are John Clara Wassmann is spending a
Kennelly, Nationa~ Vice-Commander few days visiting Edna Wassmann.
fram Mandan, Ed. Tobin. Department Joe Tort left Thursday morning for
Vlce-Commander, Gervais Manning, his home at Bottlneau after eo~nplet-
DepartrKent ExecUtive Coihmitteeman ing his spring work here.
from Dickinson, and Thee. Mar~, Roland and Gordon Gronnlng went
DistrictAthletic Officer from Hebron. to Bismarck Thursday for an extend-
In addition to the business meeting ed visit with their sister, Mrs. Ed-
tbe Betfleld boys are promising an ward Flanagan.
interesting program of music and 1111
entertainment, followed by the usual iFOR SA~One cement mixer, 300
Repast tn the basement of the Legioli new brick, porch swing, Edison
H~I1, Which is under the supervisionI phonograph, Mellotte cream separa-
of the K. P's who, according to the tor. Albert Anderson. Beach.
invitations, know how.
fill'
At
AN APPRECIATION
II
Upon severing my connection With
the Farmers and Merchants Bank af-
ter twenty two and one-half years of
service, I feel that it is only Just
this .means of
of
the courteous treatment accorded me
by the patrons of this institution dur-
ing~ these many years.
I came to Beach in the fall of 1912
to begin my duties with the bank
which have continued without inter-
ruption through all these years ef
war, of drought, of bank failures
holdups and depression until the
present time.
I have at all times heen able to
furnish the required surety bonds,
which, during the greater part of the
time. have been in the sum of
$10.000.00, that beiug the maximum
CARD OF THANKS
-li
We wish to extend our th~-n[s to
the Sunset Lodge, and to our friends
and neighbors for the kind sympathy
shown us during the recent sick
ness and death of .our mother and
grandmother.--MRS. AUGUSTA SI-
VERTSON, MR. AND MRS. ANDREW
SWANSON AND .FAMILY, MR.
AND MRS. ARVID $1~;ERTSON.
NEW TRAIN SCHEDULE
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A new schedule for trains No. 3
and 4 went into effect Monday of this
week. Eastbound train No. 4 now
,~rrlves at 10:28 a. m. and westbound
No. 3 arrives at 4:34 p. m.
It[
S. B. LUTHERAN LADLES AID
The Sentinel Butte Ladies aid of
the Trinity Lutheran church will meet
i with Mrs. J. D. Davidson Thursday,
amount required by lay:for this po-~ June 13.
sition and have had no difficulty in
obtaining such n bond.
I feel that I have had the trust!
and confidence of the business and
professional men as well as other
citizens of Beach and vicinity.
I have the .~atis~action of knowing
that it has been my constant aim and
endeavor to be fair and impartial in
my dealings with the public as well
as with my recent employers.
I deeply appreciate the many kind
words and expression.~ of reuret that
have come to me since my retire-
meat and I hope that I may in the
future continue to merit your good
will and confidence.
Sincerely,
C. O. HALVORSON.
EVEN THE CHICKENS?
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While eating chicken dinner Sun-
day at the Charles Heckaman home.
a dime, worn real thin. was found [n
the gizzard of the chicken. Can it
be that the chickens, tee. have tak-
en up the chain letter fad?
ITHOMPSON S [
Holder of Ticket NO. 201 wins coaster wagon I
CA- E-'FLQOR [ GA LARGE PK,25¢ I
COCOA 2 LB BOX 19c J
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 2t8S 58c [
MARSHMALLOWS 1LB Pg,, J
P&G SOAP 5 LARGE BARS 23c i
CAI DY BARS&,GUM 3FOR l Oc ]
GREEN OR WAX BEANS 3 CANS 99c j
BISQOICK LARGE 40 OZ, PK, 33e ,!
PEAS. ,2 NO 2, CANS 25c ,|
PABST ETT CHEESE PER PK, 15c
PALMOLIVE SOAP 4 BARS 19c II
NEW SPUDS, Good Quality, 7-1rounds for 25c !I
CHERRIES, Fancy Bings, per pound 27c |
LETTUCE, Crisp, 2 large heads 19c |
LEMONS, Sunkist, Per dozen . 25c |
Berries, Rhubarb, Cabbage, Tomatoes, Radishes, |
Carrots, Etc. I
WE DEI~VER ,, , PHONI~ 55 I
Fine Memorial Exercis-
es At Sentinel
Memorial Day was fittingly
served at Sentinel Butte last
day afternoon when exercises
conducted at the Opera House.
Lee was featured speaker and
an interesting address In
with the day.
The complete program follows:
America ................... Sung by
Band
Silent Prayer ...................................
What Little Children Can Do .......
........................................................... Orville
Vocal Solo .................. Mrs. Lyle
Address ...................................................
Reading ............................ Eugene
Selection ....................... S. B. Town
Reading ...................... Kathleen
Natlonal Anthem .... Town
You seed the same t|re protection that
~a©e drivers demand
KELLY PETILLO on May thirtieth won the five hundred mile Indi-
anapolis race on FIRESTONE tires, breaking the track record and
driving the entire dis%ance at a rate of 106.240 miles per hour.
This record is an astounding demon~tratlon of tire
To go 500 miles in less than five hours on this rough and
26.year-old brick track demonstrates the strength and
protection that Firestone builds into their Gum-Dipped Tires.
AB JENKINS ALSO RECENTLY DEMONSTRATED 1141
stamina, efficiency, and blowout protection built into Firestone Gun~
Dipped Tires. He drove his 5000 pound car over the hot salt beds at
Lake Bonneville, Utah, 3000 miles in 23~ hours. This was an average
speed of 127.2 miles per hour, and although temperatures were
high as 120°, he had no blowouts or tire trouble of any kind.
These records are made possible by special construetlon
built into Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires.
Take no elmnces--proteet your life and the lives of others bY
letting us equip your car with Firestone Tires.
Before you buy new fires ask yourself dmse ~m quest~on~
the fmad give me 0m" Answer N6~ 5--lhlvemity te~
greatest traction end ~aow Fhmt~ne 23t~ stop yea"
prote¢~onege|ndsJ~dd~ng~ 'eat, IS% quicker than b~t tt.re~
~--*'Are th--. built Io sdve me ~ Answer No~ ~ --Unequaled p~"
mreates~Jowou~,,..~...~.,..#:, ~ormanee records prove that Gu~"
- - r ............ Dt--i~p rig- $tEtves the s,~mtest blowout
protection known
~b'-~f'dhout sacrificing these two " "
imporiantsefetyfeatureswUI Answer 14o, 3--'~.az. owner¢
they give me longer mileaga~ re~ u,,Mm,led ~lea,,e veeord~
thus makinl them the most of th~--e lon~e---~--r" wear an~ grantee
aconomical t~res J can ~?'m ceonomy of Firestone Tires. •
Volume-- Direct Purchasing'-- Straight Line Manufacturing anJ
Efficient and Economical System of Distributin~
~l~Nk~N_ f__~. our SO0 S~ores end to 30J Dealers, enabla¢
you greater va|ues at lowest priccJ
Ck'NTURY OLDNB,D TYPE SENTINEl. TYPIE COUR~ TYIq
PROGR~S TYPE Equal or,upe- ......
Equalorsupe- rlor to any spe- uarrles the uarrleS the
tier to any 8o- sial brand tire ~h.eatone name Flre~tmle
called First mztnufaetured mndguarantoe--- and "suax'antee.
• ,rade,~u rot for mass dis- e ual or su e Sold as low ms
DeLuxe ~ei~es tributors with- ~.iq: pc- " - ior
re ardles f out th to any tn'e many Inlet
g it0 e lfl~t~nu- . tO
ham • made an this tires made
e. brand or faeturer s name
by wbom man- or guarantee. I~iee clam. sell at a prlee.
ufactur~l.
II S,ZE I ..,cE tl II s,~E ! ,'.,c~ tl s,= I ,.,,CE tl-
" BIG CEI.F.RRATION I[=, $'$~:3"0".~. ,, ,,=, ...5 ,, u.-~z, S6.~[,
and cold again forced post- II*.~s-z~l 7.75 II Ils.eo-tpl 7.55 II *.~-ipl e.4o II
ponement of the baseball game sched. II~-ael 9.~o II lls~-~-zsl~.4o II s~s-xel 7.ee II
.led here for last Sunday between II~*',sl *°'4°-II IIs'~-]rl "'~11 s.~,01 g.TSll
Beach and Fairvlew. Next Sunday !1 orH~sur~ II II OTS]EItSIZFJt- II OTHtrSSIZr'~ tl
AT GOLVA JULY 3 4
Beach is booked to go to Glondive
and meet the team from that city.
AUTO SU LIES AT BIG SAVING
The
local
team
has
been
unusually
Jinxed with bad weather conditions We save yon mmaey .every utomq~plymeedfm, m~;ear,,m y~
have the added ¢onvemenee mzd economy of ha~btg ~, tp ilie
this year and have not played a single I _ . , ~ m.,
game as yet this season, but hopes " [ _~__~,.o~_ iBATTERi ES tnnw ....
are high that the Beach boys will be!1 e,.~,~,.~ i-:~;-¢_.. --l....n Ptlli$
in their ill'St LOW- ~AMM ]7~~~DE~ ~i~ND:a~RED BY "|E.AD.fl; I'||.E,' /~~'''" Qutl~k-
League game next IItsaarnvvr lU*Ul As ¢ E~I ~ -- wlthatand
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Johh Rice returned to Beach TueS-
trip, expecting to be gone for about . ALEC LA SOTTA
or more at various pot~ ,,.,, X.~m to t~ I~ ,] ~--~__~_R~d ~ ~l
Dakota and
Bowery Dan each night-Traveling Orchestra J~ireston¢
Raymoltd Wieka accompanied Col- ce
N FOR YOUNG AND OLD
...ooo, FU
WatchforfertheruuoRcemem Johnson Motor
Mrs~ D~nigan did not go with
previo~ly reported.
money for the Oakes
pool project, more than
BEACH, NORTH DAKOTA