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U kert. --
Win. Wantke and children
*. and Mrs. Win. Ueckert at-
' d
the Lutheran Ladies Ai
last Tuesday afternoon I
the home of Mrs. Wm,
east of Sentinel Butte. Ai
~h was served by the hostess
nice crowd of members and
Mary and Fred Ueckert of I
Butte were Tuesday after-
Zuests at the Wm. Ueckert
Elleanor Ueckert was a guest
Mac Smith last Wednesday
Wednesday Beach Civil
its duty at the polls
a big vote was cast. The
polls were at the Zook
lk~r. Charlle ~Kramer was a Sen-
Butte business caller Thurs-
Frank Zook, Mr. and.
Ueckert. Mr. Charlie
Elmer Erdmann. Carl
l Mr. Wm. Wantke were
~each visitors Thursday after-
~athering up news on the
eleetlon returns.
l~ul and Lucille Thoempke and
M'r. and Mrs. Herman Kettner At..
WI~$ callers at the home of Wm.
~keVt last Friday afternoon.
Alfred and Ervin Ueckert and
attended a meeting of
club in Beach Thursday
Burns transacted business
last Friday,
and Mrs. Wm. Ueckert, Elea-
and Ervin Ueekert. Mr. and
~, Charlie Smith and daughter
Mae, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jandt and
Mr. ~nd Mrs. AI-
and Charles Berg all
district attended the
the Clyde Polly farm
night. The dance was
for the benefit of the big
slowly washing out
and every-
stepping to
time fiddlers.
~al mail Neff Hogo-
appearance on
Wantke was a Sentinel
last Saturday after-
~fternoon little
h~d an accident
~l~h could have been a lot more
It was~ She ran into
which her fa-
an unusual
had forgotten
got two big
Just a little
and the other
her chin in which the ~loc-
four clamps.
Mrs. Wm. Ueckert. Elea-
Ervln Ueckert, Mr. and
and Mrs. Wm.
Mr. and Mrs.
Ueckert, Charles Berg, El-
and Mr. and Mrs
vicinity went
last Sunday and attend-
which was
Belfleld St. Peter's
Wm, Wantke and
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
family were Sunday
at the Fred Bub-
Mrs, Alfred Ueckert and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
children, Mr. and Mrs,
and family and El-
attended the Will
i show in Beach Monday
Leonard Treater
Mrs. Fred Bub-
morning for Fraze,
day visit with Mr.
Bublitz.
taking care of the
for Leonard Treater during
his farm.
Mrs. Frank Zook and
Independence day
Kramer spent
Mr. and
in Beach.
went to Std-
bring home
of molasses to be used
killing gra~hop-
doing quite a lot of
some fields in our neigh-
He returned Tuesday.
Platform for a Huge Telescope
Dr. G. W. Ritchey, the inventor, standing in front of the 17~r~ ton
platform which was built for the 40-inch reflecting telescope for the
United States naval observatory at Washington. When assembled, with
its tube, the telescope is expected to Increase surface intensity of star
images. The telescope will be the largest of the Ritchey-Chretien type.
Stokowski Leading a Jobless Band
T@I~ ~ACH. ~. D. ADVA~C~
turned Thursday evening after a
weeks visit with relatives aT. Fair-
bault. Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cook and fam-
ily of Westerheim were visiting
friends and relatives in town on
Thursday.
Mr. Richard Grimes and Mrs
George Grimes were callers at
Beach Saturday.
On Wednesday evening a sur-
prise party was given for John Boi-
sen in honor of his birthday a~ the
W. E. Burhans home. Dancing was
the diversion of the evenmc, the
music being furnished by Jerry and
his Happy Chappies. Luncheon wa~
~erved ar midnight• and a "hearh~
reminder" wm~ instituted to John
before returning to their respective
homes•
The dance given Wednesday eve-
ning at the building adjoinin~
Wcsepka's pool room by Mrs
Adams was well attended, and a
good time was had by all.
Mr. Glen Ga~--~ner of Duh~th. !~
Minnesota. is making a visit with
his father. J. Z. Gardner and bro-
ther. William Gardner. for n fe~
weeks
The benefit dance for the Polley
dam ~iven at the C F. Polley farm
Friday night netted a big profit for
the country in general. The Sen-
tinel Butte band aave a delightful
concert and the Coney Island sand-
wiches disappeared with appalling
dexterity[ Music wax furnished by
Paul Wagner, Irwin Heisley and
Carl Moen and Jerry's Happy Chap-
pies.
Miss Fern Reed and Miss Amber
Grimes rambled to Beach Satur-
day on bicycles.
Mrs. Chas. Kirkpatrick jr., under-
wen~ an operation at at the Dick-
inson hospital Monday mormng.
Jerry Brewer and John Boisen
left by car Sunda yto California to
I visit the former's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Martin and
Jean returned fro mthe Yello~-,,
]stone park Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Esscn Messer-
schmidt came from Fairfield on
Thursday to spend a f, ew days with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred $ilbert. Clif-
ford Gilbert. who ha~ been visitin~
with the Messersch~]hidts the last
month returf~d also{
The SentinekButte[batl club
play-
ed a return-- ~ g~me ~of baseball at
Be]field Sunday~ Tl~e score for the
game was 20-5 i~ f~,or of Belfield.
Chgs. Kirkpatric~ ~nd B~ron Ho-
goboom were the ~at~ery.
A number of fa~i|ies from Sen-
tinel Butte spent a~ew days cele-
brating at Belfield.
Mr. Jack Fisher. an old settler i
of Sentinel Butte passed away o~
Friday noon a~ the Dickinson hos-
pital. Fnneral servises were held
Sunday afternoon at the Congre-
gz' ~al church.
Fr-:l Smith and family returned
o,~ : Sunday from Wisconsin where
~.hr z have been spending the past
tw~ weeks with friends and rein-
Leopold Stokowskl, musical director of the l'hiladelphla orchestraItives"
Mr. Gust Norem accompanied by
and idol of concert-goers throughout the world is slmwn coatless and inI tbeMiSShomeHelenofR°berts°n'Mr .and Mrs.Visited at
J.
A
J.
a blue shirt leading a band composed of ~me 200 odd Jobless musicians, i
• ' • r Norem over the week end, return-
on the steps of Phil~]elphia's city hall. The concert was a trmmph fo ling to Minot Monday. "
Musicians Union Local 77, after its leader lad upbraided Mayor Moore [ Mr. Lawrence Norem ~s visiting
in a speech and stated that the "City fathers would not allow even at the home of his parents. Mr. and
Stokowski to glve music away free in Reyburn plaza." The city fathers i Mrs, J, A, J. Norem. for a few
showed that they were not afraid. ~weeks.
Daring Aviator Rescued From Ocean
weed flavors in
common at this season
avoided if plenty of good
the cows. The
will leave the weeds alone
with an
the advantages of live-
is to provide a use
and other feed crops
control and soil
Livestock also ca-
to be made of roughages
i ~e a by,product of grain
and of low-grade grains.
ranks second only
production of tur-
during the 1930
show. Of the 1929
total of 1A57,000 birds valu-
were marketed.
third in turkeys.
crop farming
the volume of
and makes it
labor and equip-
throughout the
wanted to buy a
wlfe said she wouldn't
a moment."
almost everybody has a
Lou Reichers, bold aviator, photographed Just before the start of
his attempted flight from Harbor Grace, N. F., to Paris via Dublin, Los-
lng his way amid clouds, he came down to the surface of the ocean
near Ireland and was rescued by the steamship President Roosevelt.
Baptizing 41)0 in the Mississippi
What
was
the ob"tl What is said [o have been the largest revival of its kind took place
,,ladycouldn t help] ~eat Kennett, Mo., wl~ere 400 persons were baptized in the waters of the
]Mississippi river to be converted in a Pentecostal Holiness band by
twenty-three-year-old Rev. RUssell Rldgeway, evangelist, From the shore
net~ a crowd of t0,O00 watched the ceremony as the converts waded Into the
wat~ of "01d Man River' and one by one were completely l nemed by
the young e~mr~gelist.
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Finland, whict] has Just been indulging in un abortive revolution, is proud of her new parliament build
lag in Ilclsingfors, shown above.
Vancouver Is Growing a New Sky Line
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