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PAGE FOUR
THE BEACH, N. D., ADVANCE
THURSDAY, JUNE 7,
LOCAL NEWS1
Miller & Wieting have leased the
Fletan lots opposite their store
mad have had the propel%y cleaned
Up for the use of their patrons as a
][Lrklng place for cars while doing
t~eir shopping, all of which is a
piece of enterprize.
Earl Baker is driving a new Ford
truck bought from the Johnson
Motor company.
George Brenzel is enjoying rides in
a new Ford sedan sold, him by the
Johnson Motor company.
Little Miss Joann Nyman celeo
brated her birthday last Monday
afternoon with eight of her small
friends. Games and other enter-
tainment were enjoyed by the guests
after which refreshments which de-
lt~lt the child heart were served
by the mother of the hostess. Mrs,
A. E, Nyman. Joann was five years
Old.
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Olaf Rishoff of Wlbaux was a
Beach visitor last Tuesday on bnsl-
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hess. He is considering the trans- i
letting of his plumbing business to
q
Beach in the near future.
Mrs. Phil Dickinson left for Min-
neapolis to make her future home
last Saturday. She has rented her
llouse to Mr. and Mrs. Roy John- ~,
son. Before leaving Mrs. Dickinson
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purchased a new Nash-Lafayette car
from Roy Haistead.
The Legion Auxiliary met at the
home of Mrs. Clay Wiley Tuesday
evening. The main topic discussed
was the American Legion dance to
be given at the Legion hall next L
Saturday night. Plans were made
!
Io~ the serving of the supper which k
will be done by the Auxiliary.
5
~lal Hour will hold its next
me~ing at the home of Mrs. W. C,
Bradley, June 12th, hnstead of at
the home af Mrs. T. L. Dickinson
as scheduled.
Mrs. Phil Cook, who recently r~-
turned from Bismarck where she
underwent an ol~eration for gall
stones successfully, is now feeling
very much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schwagel made
a trip to Bismarck last Sunday.
Mxs. Harry Halstead left Tuesday
evening for Dickinson where she
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis immediately. She is doing
as well as can be expected so far and
all hope that she will continue to
improve rapidly and will soon be as
well as ever.
Mr, and Mrs. Clinton Taylor left
Ior Bismarck Wednesday morning
to place Mrs. Taylor, who has been
on the sick list for some time, un-
der observation, The lady's many
friends hope she will soon be back
and on the road to full recovery.
ALPHA
(Edna Wassmann, Reporter)
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Howard gave
a dance in honor of their silver
wedding anniversary at the Alpha
hall Friday night. A collection of
sliver was given Mrs. Howard. A
large crowd was present, a nice
lunch was served by all there and la
all had a good time. Everyone wish-
them many more happy wedded
Le~gie Howard was visiting in the
Alpha neighborhood Sunday.
Miss Albert Barthel is visiting
friends in Golva a few days.
Andrew Kohler and A. J. Ziebarth
were fixln~ the Alpha telephone ItIie
~o~y.
k
LlOyd Wassmann called at the |~
Andrew Kohler home Monday.
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MiSs Nellie Irons gave the 7th and L
Thursday,~ll grade examShome TuesdaYfew days.and 15~i
Ralph Odman is visiting at the
Louis Tungsvik a |
Paul Thomas and family from ~L~
Belfleld were visiting relatives near
Alpha Sunday.
Daisy Wassmann and Edna, Dor- "
Othy Whitaker and Leslie Howard ~k
were supper guests at Harry Wass-
mann's Thursday evening. ~
Harold Ziebarth Karnus
Johnson spent a at the ~[
Aud Nunn ranch.
Edith (on the sick list
the past few
Mildred
on business
ear repaired.
Arthur
to Beach
Victor
guest at Andre$
was
allotment
tot Lewis
and Arthur
The ball
Alpha and
victory for
a score 20-0. ~
A1. Irons and\Warren,
and Lfllian wer~
urday:
Mr. and Mr~ and
Mrs. Tom Oldls were visiting at the
]Fritz Fasching home Monday eve-
nin~d Mass and father returned
from Taylor, N. D., Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Oison were
Beach visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Fasching and
famUy were Beach visitors Thurs-
day.
Mrs. Elmer Howard and children
called at the AL Irons home "l~Ure-
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sannek and
boys, Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Kouba and
daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Fritz Fas-
ching and family, Mr. and. Mrs.
Harry Wassmann and Victor Ren-
Strom were dinner guests at Julius
~on's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Oldts and
Mrs. Bertha Johnson were visiting
at the Fr/ts Fasch/ng home Thurs-
day afternoon.
ou, and
ou Alone
Are Combined As Both
TheJUD
EandJU
BE FAIR TO YOURSELF--- PATRONIZE THESE HOME FIRMS
!
A. & SON
It's with. Sup~mdx
"We have for~ Home"
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Texaco Certified ~ervice Station
Every Servlee and Aec~nmo~on foT_ the. Auto Owner
"GOODI~PHOMPSON
GREEN GA~S
See Our Line of Straw Hat~verything for Men'sWear
MILLER & W~TING
BEACH BEAU~Y~~ PARLOR
In
new
and
Let Gladys do your hair and be assured of the Best.
THE STY~- SHOP
Ladies Ready-to-Wear a~d alZdthat is Neat and Natty at
P~ That Sell
BEACH~ BAKERY
• GOLDEN ~ALLEY HOTEL
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[Caf~ In Connection
i~ lt~lern Rooms
~ to the minute s~rvice for your Dry Cleaning, Pressing.
~ : ~ays At Your Service
,~,~ / PHONE 32-M
RICE DRUG. STORE
The S~re of Personal
PHONE $I \~
THE CORNER BAR /
"Reere~Uon Center"
Our Beer is Always Cool and Fefreshing. A good P ~e.. to spend
an enjoyable ~g. Lmwhes - Ci~ - ~i~rs
TO THE PEOPLE OF OUR TRADE TERRITORY
The undersigned merchants of Beach send
ings to their friends and neighbors in what is
as Beach territory, and, as the rains have put ne~l~ope
and courage into the hearts of the people, so w~e send
to you our hope for a crop and a price that will repay
you for the labor and outlay that have been~ours, for
your prosperity means ours.
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Throughout the years that we ha~ resided to-
gether the merchandizers of Beach)lave earnestly
striven to supply your needs at pric~ that compared
favorably with those in the larger n~trts of trade and
larger distributing houses. They h~ve carried you in
good timgs and bad, and when speCal bargains came to
them th~se were passed on to ~ou, because you are
both friehd and patron, and becguse of the knowledge
that we ~nust live together, b~ar with one another's
misfortube~ s, and lend the helpfng hand to one another
even to the limit of credit an~{ business stability.
No town can live without its properous neighbor-
hood, and no farm community can be happy without a
town to Wsit for the extradition of pleasure as well as
to do the marketing. There is an interchanging debt
each owes to the other, /and the business people of
Beach, achknowledging t~is situation, ask that trade
support the old associations and efforts to please and
benefit you would seem to deserve.
The dollars that ate left at home to circulate con-
tinually around in home trade remain with us to p~y
our tax and other obligations. Sent away for goods our
businesses can supply, means those dollars are gone
from all of us forever.
Look ~)ver your home market before sending away.
Give us a~ chance to compete with the distant marts,
and we ~ Sure that, like "bread cast upon the wat-
ers," the Iknefits will come back to you in one form or
another.,_ t
" a~ ~i h~'B
F mers & Mere ank
home ~ution of ~'ce~ "~ comm~'ty and for
Community Pr~fperity
BUTTREYS //
Economists for all t~ ~e~le
PALACE BEAUTY SH~i~
Equipped of Formanent Wave you maydes~
to give you the best of modern b~uty se~ice.
PHONE 126 "/
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BEA'S BEAUTY SHOP /
For Lovely Hair Let 'qSea" Do It x~j
PHONE 76 Reeves Bldg.
SPECKEEN'S STORE
Ready-to-~~ Dry Goods -- Notions
PHONE 171-W
BEACH CREamERY CO.
A Home Institution Offering y~e BEST MARKET for your
Cream. You Help Yourself When You Support Your
Creamery
R.'R. HALS~EAD
General Insurance and Collections
Nash's last word in Low Priced Cars---~Fayatte at $795, Beach
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LOGAN AUTO SERvIcE
Eaditor Cleaning and Repairing. We do all Auto Work and
Handle Oils, Greases, Ete.
K. H. ALTO)~~
wm~ ~G~E O~ COPUlaTiON
Mobilgas -- Mobil Oils -- Mobil Greases
Always at Your Service
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CASH& CARRY
MEATS & GR~IES
Quality Food Products at Reasonable Attractive Prices
H. B. LOVELL IMP. CO.
The MeCormick:~)~e~ing/Line
When you buy a McCormick-Deering machine you get
Repair Service
FARMERS~ UNION OIL CO.
Handling all Farmers ,~Jnion Products
Quality -- EconOmy -- Service
F. W. Houck, Manager Phone 1418
J. T. PIERZINA
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Beach's Ideal Beauty Parlor
"Smart W¢~men/Keep~ Well Groomed"
For Better~]~auty Service Phone 15
f~ Appointment
l "111111111111t1111111111 IIII1111111 ',
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You are assured of a good tt~e when you visit the Big Clde~
Tavern. Comfortable Cabins in Connection. Bus Depot, I