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Dance at Sentinel Butte Hall
This Dance is Sponsored by the Round Table Club
I
- Friday Eve, Ju ne
Good Music and, a Good Time Everybody
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pER ISSUE
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iM~nllhtng; If you need help
or want a Job, you can gel
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No ad accepted for less than
25c per insertion. A service
ch~ge of 25c wlll be made for
"~bllnd" ads.
Beach on Friday.
Mrs• Bert Covert and Mrs. A• E.
Scheffer were callers in Glendive
on Wednesday of last week.
T-Sgt. Francis Rising was a guest
at the George Rising home on
Friday.
WANTED--Mechanic. Logan Auto Miss Leona Schmitz is visiting
Service, k Beach. 36-3tc here at the home of her parents,
" Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Schmttz.
FOR SALE--Magic C~ef gas range. Minard Maus of the U. S. Navy
Fred Buldhaupt. 37-1tp, left on Sunday evening of last
FOR SALE--Building 20 x ~.
Leonard Carlson. 37-1c
STRAYED--One Hereford bull. one
year old. Lloyd Weinreis. 36-4tc
FOR SALE--Overshot tuLy stacker.
Frank Lechler, Beach, 37-2~P
FOR SALE---Bicycle in good condi-
tion. Ed Shenko, Beach. 37-1tc
FOR SALE--16-Ft. Aultman-Taylor
separator elevator. R. F. Samuels,
Beach. 32-tf
I~ST~Pair green Ray Ban driv-
ing glasses in leather case. Re-
ward• Delo Logan, Beach. 36-3te
week to return to his Navy base.
l~'s. Cora Zeibarth left Thurs-
day for Des Moines, Iowa to spend
the summer attending school there•
Miss Clara Su~a has spent the
past weekend working at the tele-
phone office in Golva.
Miss Dorothy Sehmitz was a
weekend guest at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Schmitz, the past week.
Joe Popiel has his ice cream
coeler fixed now, so, folks, you can
have ice cream every day now dur-
ing the hot summer.
Mrs. Funk and Mrs. Bernard
Majerus and daughter were visitors
at the George Wosepka home on
Invasion of Hollandh
OHitiM U. $• Signal Corps" Photo
HOLLANDIA, DUTCH NEW GUINEA--This soundphoto shows "General Sherman" tanks---landed
during the invasion here--assembled to form a patrol for the purpose of mopping "up the remaining
Japs. In background, a Jap ammunition dump blazes a£ter having been set afire by the preliminary
naval and air bombardment.
The Golva baseball team beat
Beach 7 to 3 on Memorial Day.
The game was played at Beach
during the afternoon. It was a good
FOR SALE---2-row John Deere corn Wednesday of last week•
cultivator, first class shape. CallI T-Sgt. Frank Rising was a guest[game, boys. keep it up!
3F22. G. L. Fischer, Golva 37-lip at the Frank R~a_ home .on Wed- Mr. and .Mrs. Ed F'~scher and
[nesday and at the ~eo ~mlng nome Loretta maae a ~rzp to Het~mger
FOR SALE.--Moline S-row cornc~-]onThursday. Ion Friday to bring home Florence,
• Sen-
tivator. Louis Schmelmg, t Joe Maus of the U. S. Navy re-]who has finished her term of
l Butte. 37-lip/ turned home on Friday fromI teaching school there.
tins
" ..... rise/Minnesota, where he has been visit-[ Among those who attended the
LOST--1944 farm trnci ~cc ~, !ing his mother. He left here Sun-/Memorial Day services in Sentinel
plate in Sentinel Butte. 37 l?p day to return to his naval base. t Butte Were Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Myers. • " Jimmy Kreltinger left ThursdayI Schwagel, Mr. ~nd Mrs. Martin
FOR SALE--Springer Spaniel pups. t morning to return to his_ arm. YlsehMo,andrM~ns Adelijn~r" F~h~herthe
..... ~ .... rs CrOlVa lcaInp azr~r spenmng a snor~ xur-i ~raruc r~r~t~ ~cz, .
z~f~ee'°r~ , cau ~a z~ ....... 37-2tp!lough with his parents, Mr. and] misfortune of fracturing hm" leg on
• " l Mrs Tonie' Kreitinger. I Sunday of last week, while practic-
~NYONE wanting carpenter w.o~ The Misses Margaret Fisher and[ ing baseball at.Golva. It m healing
done Ir~or~Jee Davm, Beach, Louise Mogle have spent the past nicely anu we hope ne can De oacg
N.D. 3q-ltp week painting the new building at playing for Go lv.~ soon.__ .-
.... ohn-tone farm Quite a~ "±'he Misses Delpnme t~remnger,
WsAN~gmI~ln?C?:i~r~aib!~nD::?e~Ta~ i~i?tge from ~teaching school alll~eerrt~dYeS~i~inC°~ ::~MWonadnad
Box 86, Wibaux, M • " - " " " 1- at the town for Dickinson, where they will
A party was ne a ~,~o,~,~ ~h,~ ~te Teachers College
STRAYED---One whitegaced heifer, hall on Friday evening for T-Sgt. ~ .............
branded 1B, left side, on ribs. Francis Rising, who is leaving on there•
Red Hlggins and Dick Drew had
Julius Anderson, Phone 8Fll, Saturday to return to his army
Beach. 37"ltP~camp at San Luls Obispo, Call!
FOR SALE--480 acre farm, l~IThe evening was spent in dancing
acres of crop and $6,000 worth of and everyone reported having a
improvements. $15 per acre. W. fine time.
O. Fletcher, WibaUX, Mont. 37-2tp
A Vote for the
REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATES
listed below is a vote for - -
• YOUR OWN
BEST INTERESTS
• THE BEST INTERESTS
OF NORTH DAKOTA
• THE BEST INTERESTS
OF YOUR CHILDREN
• LESS AND BETTER
GOVERNMENT
Vote for These Men
In the Primary Election
June 27, 1944
Republican Candidates
For United States Senator- _~/r
GERALD P. NYE ..........
For Rep. in Congress--
WILLIAM LEMKE ......
~k
For Rep. in Congress --
MILTON R. YOUNG ...... A
For Governor-- ~
FRED G.~AANDAHL .... ~k
For Lieutenant Governor - - V
C. P. DAHL ...................
For Secretary of State : X
THOMAS HALL ~ .........
For State Auditor--
V
OTIS BRYANT .............. _A
For State Treasurer--
V
OTTO KRUEGER .......... A
For Attorney General- .
V
NELS G. JOHNSON .... A
~'or Con~ of Insurance - - V
FLOYD E. HENDERSON~k
For Com. of Agric. & Labor - -
RAY STAIR ..................... 2k
For Public Service Com. - -
C. W. DcDONNELL ......
A
No-Party Ballot
the misfortune of tipping over the
truck in which they.wer~ riding, on
Wednesday of last week• Lloyd
Weinreis's truck also tipped over
the same day. Both accidents hap-
pened east of Golva. No one was
hurt, but were a little shaken up.
Miss Fannie Muller of Glendale,
Cahf. is visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Curl. Mrs. Curl
has spent the past winter at the
home of her sister in California.
They plan to spend a few months
here, and then will go on to Ohio
for a visit during the latter part
of the summer.
~V
B01tNIE VIEW
Mary McCa~key, Reporler
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gamroth were
Beach visitors Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs• Godfrey Pesha and
sons were guests at the Joe Pesha
WANTED. TO TRADE--192A Chev-
rolet pickup for a later model
car. Bert Likes. % Dr. Bush
ranch, Sentinel Butte.- 37-1tp
FOR SALE--4)ak typewriter desk,
with two drawers and filing
drawer. Mrs. Randal Thompson,
Beach. 37-1tp
WANTED---A two wheel trailer.
Reasonable price. Would prefer
a 16 inch tire. Joe Davis,
Beach.. 37-1tp
with starter and generator in
first class condition; two 20x 3~/~
tires and tubes. A. E. Kastlen,
Beach. 36-2bp
PIANO FOg SALE--Baldwin made.
Just like new and guaranteed to
be in ~L~L01~diti°n" Bench
,~ud g,t the Golden
Ne~/~!ce. ~6-tf
FOR Chevrolet.
In excellent condition. Motor re-
cently overhauled. ~A~5. James
Wallace, ~ ~. c. Holistein,
Beach. " 33-4tp
FOR ~-~m house, located
next to Da~ Service Station;
sis0 6-room house known as
Zook house. See Ernest Moore,
31-14tp
Bee~.
RUMO---For rhem~tlsm and near-
Most amazing and effective
~edy in existence. Three weeks
treatment $1.00. RUmO Remedy
Co.. 5047 Lincoln Ave., Chicago,
28-12tP
nllnols.
JUST UNLOADED--Carload IdahO
Red Cedar posts. Genuine Rub-
beroid asphalt shingles and roof-
Ing, limited supply of 5 and 6 inch
well casing left. Dunham Lumber
Co.. Sentinel Butte. 37-1tc
FOR SALE--IS!0 Special Deluxe
Chevrolet -2 ~r, ~equlpp~ with
underseat heater, aezrosters, zu~
lights, seat coVers.,Tear view mir-
rors. Very fine tires, car in best
of condition, low mileage. Priced
to sell Write Louis B. Dvorak,
Route 5, Dickinson.~ 36-2tp
For Supt. of Public Inst. - -
ARTHUR THOMPSON. X
HELP WANTED---Young n~n or ..................................
woman who wants to learn book- For Tax Commissioner - - X
keeping and office work. small JOHN GRAY ..................
salary to start and if capable
this will be a permanent job. Take this Guide With You to
Must be a graduate from high the Polls June 27, 1944
school arm willing to learn.
Schulz Farm Equipment com-
37-tfc
pany.
It
Using plenty of black ink in ado
~ertlslng is one of t~e be~ ways
to keep a store from havin~ ~use
(PoL Adv.)
red ink to. record its losses. ~:
Republicans Attention: If you
vote for ANY candidate outside of
the Republiean eolumn, your bal-
lot is void by law. Mm-e than
~6,000 ballets were th~s voided in
the last izrlmary elation.
TROTTERS NEWS
Mrs. J. F. Crook, Cot.
HJalmar Johnson was a caller at
the J. F. Crook home on MSnday.
The Me!calls were busy branding
on Tuesday forenoom
The Sperry children were sad-
dened last week by the death of
their nice white colt.
• Mr. and Mrs. Bill Voy'en called
at the Hank Madison home on
Tuesday afternoon.
Howard Kammerer was a Satur-
day evening caller at the P. V.
Moore home.
Mrs. F: ~., Johnson has returned
to her home from the hospital, but
is not at all well.
Nora Belle Sperry came home
from Bismarck to spend a few days
at her parental home. She return-
ed to Bismarck Tuesday evening.
Mr• and Mrs. P. V. Moore and
daughters were supper guests at
the J. ~F. Crook home on Sunday,
May 28th.
Corporal Robert Olson arrived
last week'from his camp in Texas
to spend his furlough at the par-
ental Henry Olson home.. :
A large crowd gatl-/ered" at the
Sunny Side Cemetery on Memorial
Day. Afte~ the cemetery was clean-
ed up nicely, everyone enjoyed a
fine picnic dinner.
Tim and, Tom Madison.qeft~xe~
cently for induction into~l~he N~Y.
They hoped l~ be abt~c"~o be
gether but were separated at Fort
Shelling, we understand.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Crook took
Eddie. Joyce and Gayle to .Beseh
i MrS. Fr de Wa~mann, Cur. i!
Bill Marquette was a Dickinson
caller on Thursday.
Fred Wassmann hauled hogs oz~
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stull and
David were Beach shoppers Mon-
day morning.
Mrs. Willis Stull was an over-
night guest at the John Stuil home
Thursday night, n
Loyde and Waiter Wassmann
were Sentinel Butte shoppers on
Saturday.
Mrs. John Stull and David were
visitors, at the Fred Wassmann
home .Wednesday.
Mrs. Willis Stuil was an over-
night guest at the Fred McManigal
home on Friday night.
Mrs. John Stull and David and
Mrs. Willis Stull were visitors at
the Fred Wassm~nn home Friday.
Mrs. Loy¢~e Wassmann and Mrs.
Johnny Johnson were Beach shop-
pers on Friday. Mrs. Johnson had
dental woFk done while there..
Mr~ and Mrs. John Fakler and
Web Alldn, Jr. were Sunday dinner
guests at the Fred W~ssmann
home•
M~: end ]~s. George Stull, Pal
and Ted, Mm~,WiIl£s Stull, and Mx.
tand Mrs. Fred McManigal and,
Bev.erly were supper guests at the!
John s tun:~ne Thur~ay night, i
Mr. and-Mrs..John Howard and
children, M~. and. Mrs.• Ewald John-
son, Axel Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Louie Drewniak and Shirley were
Beach shoppers on Saturday.
Sr. home on Decoration Day.
Mrs. Godfrey Pesha accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Callahan, son
Roger, and Mrs. Blanche Bohland
of Beach to Dickinson Wednesday.
Mrs. Lyle Adams and daughter,
Janlce, went to Dickinson S~turday,
returr~g to their home. on Monday
afternoon.
Leroy Adams of Dickinson ar-
rived at the hom~ of his uncle
and aunt, l~r. and Mrs. Lyle
on Thursday afternoon, where "they~ Little Jackie Fakler returned
remained at the Kenney home to]home on Sunday after having spent
attend daily vacation Bible "~hool. the past week visiting at the home
H. H. Burchette, with the help of1
the Fllkuski children, brought his]
cattle over from the farm to his]
pasture east of Trotters on Wed-[
nesday.
John Carlson left on Wednesday
for Sioux l~lls, S. D. after visitingI
for the past several weeks at the
homes~ of his daughters, Mrs. Nor-1
man ~ltermoe and Mrs. HenryI
O .Ison. ~:, ~ ]
During the past week we've been
blessed with three nice rains. We
received a heavy shower on Wed-I
nesday afternoon, a heavy rain]
on Wednesday evening and another
on Saturday.
We were shocked and grieved to
Adams. Thursday for an indefinite hear that ReD. Rlohert had been
visit, killed, recently. ReD. Richer! serv-
Mrs. Godfrey Pesha entertained
the Homemakers Club at t~er home
ThUrsday afternoon. Mrs, Ed Peld-
mann and daughter, Lydia, gave a
very interesting lesson and demon-
stration on the uses of soy bean
flour as part of their cooking pro-
ject. Mrs. Joe Pesha, Sr., Mrs.
Jack Callahan, MrS. Blanche BOh-
[ land, and the Misses Florence
Stedman and teens Nielsen were
guests attending the meeting.
The dogs and chickens seem to
like the Victory garden movement,
as it gives them nice soft places
to scratch in. V
Eggs preserved in water glass
usually keep for about six months,
if stored in a cool dry place.
A DIAMOND
is a good
investment!
-'V-
BUTTE DRUG
ed as p ast~r of our church for
nearly a year, and during that time
we all learned to love and respect
him
Carol Moore has returned to her
home to spend the summer. Con-
'nie Mosser plans to leave soon
for Washington, D~ C., where she
will be employed. Margle Went-
land is employed lfi Beach, we un-
derstand, for all summer. Geneese
Omley ls still employed at the
Beach h~pltai.
O. K. Omley has received word
from his son, T~ C. C. Omley,
that he has been awaked
the Dlsting Flying Croe~
This is Ce decoration(
tie formerly n air medal
and three oak" ~usters. Ce~~
l is flying near d~,y but:~
I not in combathe has cora-
l pleted his •
FIRST CHURCH ]
O. L. Olsrud. tel. 154
B~ch: :~. Services at 8 P.
Sentinel Butte:
confirmation 10 A. M.
Also the
Garner:
Services at L
The Ladies Aid meets at the
Henry ,Trester home Thursday af-
ternoon, June 15.
Give to the Salvation Army!
of. his grandparent~, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Wassmann.
SADDLE BUTTE HOMEMAKERS "
TO MEET IN BEACH MAY 15
The regular meeting of the Sad-
dle BUtte Homemakers, to be .held
May 15th, will be at the Clifford
Stecker home in Beach instead of
at the David Davidson home as
previously planned.
~V
Beach streets need a road drag.
AVENARIUS
CARBOLINEUM
CHICKEN
MITE
KILLER
FOWL TICK -- BLUE BUG
MONEY BACK
Guaranteed Effective
One Year
%
~).
BROODER HOUSES
CHICKEN COOPS
SLEIGHT'S
CITY DRUG
BEACH, N.D.
KEEP FARM ANIMALS FROM
RAILROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY
"Keep farm animals away from
the railroad right-of-way," is the
request of all railroads. One rail-
road reported that in 1943 livestock
equal to 19 carloads of kood steers
were killed on Its tracks. Trains
have been derailed, persons killed
and valuable 'time lost.
"Keep right-o-way gates closed
fences repaired, and livestock fro
grazing near public highway cross-
ings where they can gain access to
railroad proI~erty," the railroads
ask•
Newspapers get a lot" of pubUalty
stuff that they can't use, but the
wastebasket space still holds out,
and the government can use the
paper in wartime.-
~V
They say men have wider hori-
zons than women, but If scmae
men's horizons were a little nar-
rower, they might be able to see
that their back yard was in great
disorder.
~V
Milkweed floss has become a vital
war crop since it can be :USed as
a substitute for kapok in lifo
jackets.
WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF
DRY LUMBER
Our Boards, Ship Lap, 2" dimension, 1 x 6
Drop Siding are all kiln dry
Have L~irge stock of Asphalt Shingles
Split Cedar Fence Posts
Round Cedar Telephone Poles and Round Fence Post
Hanson Lumber & Hardware Co.
GOLVA, NORTH DAKOTA
LIVESTOCK RAISERS
I am a buyer of all k~ds .of cattle, and have
eastern orders for stock cattle, I also have
packer orders.
By appointment wiU melt you at your ranch,
or write or call me colldct, phone 341W.
E. McDonald
: IGLENDIVE, ~ -
Car
YOUR
See Slim HOlland at the Dakota
Implement Company!or "
tuneup service.*
AUCTION
Will sell Land, Seed House and Machinery at Public
Auction three miles Northwest of Dickinsoa on
Tuesday, June 13th, 1944
I O~LOCK SHARP
FARM LAND~
800 Acres, consisting of
Section Z9-140-96, E~ Seetlon
Land will be offered in one, two o#
ienee of bidders. Will be sold subject to
which ends November 1, 1944. Land is aU
lease now in effect.
SEEDHOUSE -- SEED CLEANING
Seedhouse built in 1935, will be off,
separately for moving. 12,000 bu.
tor; No. 57-DBB Clipper Cleaner;
cleaner; 4-7 HP Le Roi engine with
and light generator; overhauled Whippit motor.
FARM MACHINERY
McCormick-Deer4ng 10-ft, Power
Cormiek-Deering 7-ft. Mower; 4-row
FarmaH; Case 28-in, Thresher; Case 8;ft.
Letz Feed Grinder;
Three Steel Bins
TERMS OF SALE
Land will be sold for cash on ~ of
purchase price. Balance may
ments with interest at 5%.
and all bids•
LEROY MOOMAW,
RAY SCHNELL, Auctioneer