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Th G ld V 11 N
e o en a ey e, -s
And THE BEACH REVIEW And THE BEACH ADVANCE
I VOLUME 2
BEACH, GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1938
NUMBER 47
Program Is .
Booked At Glen
dive Fair Sept. 1-3
Patrons of the Dawson County Fair,
held this year Sept. 1-2-3, will be offer-
~l an exceptionally fine program of
entertainment, the main feature of
Which will be "Broadway Parade" a
notch musical revue presented
in front of the grandstand.
Special acts presented twice daily be-
the grandstand, featuring corned-
acrobats with new stunts and dar-
areial gymnastics, trick artists of i
versatility, Rutons' dogs, a[
of highly trained canine stars, I
a~torty Flemm, ace clown of the show~
~orld - all will contribute to your en-,t
of afternoon and evening
As a spectacular climax to the night
preformances, Thearie Duf-
Fireworks Inc. of Chicago, fire-
specialists, will present the most
dwisplay of fireworks to oe
at a counw fair.
M~in feature of the afternoon grand-
stand program will be the running
races in which the pick of local horses
and their cowboy riders will compete
t0r attractive purses. Top rlders and
trained hoses will also take part
novelty and relay races - amusing
exciting features at most rodeos
exhibitions. Children and grown-
alike will look forward to the Shet-
pony race for junior riders.
The Markets
Wheat ......................... 53
:Flax .......................... $1.44
~:)ats ............................. 11
Barley ......................... 17
Rye ............................. 17
~ream, sour .... 20c Sweet .... 22c
ii ~ggs ...... 15c Bu~ter ...... 23c
GETZ POULTRY CAR COMII~G
The Getz live poultry car will be
on the track in Beach this
Saturday, Aug. 27 and also on
Aug. 29. F. L. Winders, well
buyer, will be with them. High-
market prices will be paid and
are assured of the usual square
Rev. Grove Tells Of Wl;k..v l.J., !I
• Recent Vacationl .wauA auj 1
Rev. Grove and---~amily of the U. B.I IS LaidTo Rest
Chuch spent their vacation this year[ __ ]"
by taking their daughter, Mrs. Foss, ~ Wibaux Mrs Cylista M Hoiman !
of Sumner Ill back home after her!chamberl2n who was -- " "-" 22 i
.... Dorn y , !
two month visit here. They were ac- 1853 in Cl'~ton coun~ NZe~York
companied by Rev J W Arnett of~ .....
....... " . ". ' . . . pasesd away Augqst 18th a~er l~omel
uxrcm, ~aon~. Tne ~rxp coverea a~a in Wibaux She[ had be~n in ~oorr-
miles in 11 states and covered a period " v .
....... health for manY'lYears ~utha; beenl ~ ~ R~,hM Gf.
oI lb oays. A stOp over was mane a~ soared to mintste~ to l~r family. She[ ±~ ~* ~t~AJt~ X#'J.
the summer camp of the Wichlt~ Dist- was married to~ C~arles-"Chandler i
• Ji~O/t~re~hcun~ [fers Knotty Prob
rmt of the Kansas Conference where Chamberlain in 1 0 to which union
the Groves formerly lived. Another stop six children were ~rn. ~Oneishon was[ .7
was made at York College, York Neb l
, " killd in an auto accident ,a few years
raska, to make arrangements for some
ago, One son, Charles, of Wibaux, four
Montana Conference girls to attend, daughters, Mrs. Garski of Frazee,
Five days were spent with their dau- Minnesota, Mrs. Geo. Byrns of Port
ghter in and around Sumner. IlL Angeles, Wash., Mrs. Nettie Collins
There seemed to be something wrong and Miranda Chamberlain of Wibaux.
with the wheat crop everywhere. The beside oth~ relatives and a host of
parts of Ili. that were covered showed t friends, are to her loss.
an absence of wheat due to drowning;I Funeral of Rev.
in some instances corn was planted Robert Jon :h: were
where the wheat drowned. Other places held
the wheat was damaged by dust storms
hail, rust, and wind. Much of the corn
in different places showed good pro-
spects but needed rain: Everywhere it
was hotter than in Beach.
Free Movies
At~cution of everyone is again cal-
led to the big free movie demonstration
and lecture to be held at the Beach
city auditorium tomorrow night, Friday
August 26. beginning at 7:30 p.m. sharp.
This program is very interesting and
educational and is on tt~e subject of
!fire prevention and first aid to the
injured, which should indeed be of
:ntercst to everyone.
The program is sponsored by the
local fire department, and is absolutely
free of charge. Plan to attend this
worthwhile event.
ART ROBISON HERE
Arthur Robinson. who pitched for the
Beach ball club in 1936, and who was
employed here for nearly a year in the
Cozy tap room. arrived in town last
Wednesday and visited friends here.
X.: wen~, with the local baseball club
o New England Sunday and played
with them there. On Monday night
he left for his home at Fairmount. He
has been employed at Croak, Wn., the
• past few months.
~rEBB'S I~ILLING WORKERS I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eckberg and Mrs.
Trotters--A large crowd ~tttended the Erickson, who visited at the Vic Ben-
at the church parlors strom home last week, left Thursday
when Mrs. ~. E. for points in Minnesota where they ~
hostess. Be~ .~s a ~ry at- tend to visit. From there they wm
nee of mei~l era ~ u~te a her return to their home in California. Mrs.
slto~"~e~ present A El, of Erickson- was a sister to Mr. Renstrom
s ~s tl~ ~rain I~u~e. o the and Mrs. Eckberg a niece.
The~offil ~ Cerelall ~k ;ted
being as folioS: ~ I Saturday Fred Dickinson and his
~ldent---Mrs. ]~ Sp~ I mother, Mrs. E. E. Dickinson left for
e-l~resident--~rs~ J. F. Crook Minnenapolis and other Minnesota
retary--Mrs. (J.JR. Andre . j points to spend a two weeks vacation.
asurer~Mrs. "is. V. Moore t M.r. and Mrs.' Bernie Dickinson accom-
the business meeting the folks panied them as far as Minot after hav-
invited to partake of a delicious ling spent a pleasant week here with
As yet there is no" definite meet- relatives and friends.
set for September. I
[' 1
Aged Williston Here Next Sunday
For Last Home Game Of Year
dist was a
member, who
atetnded the Mrs.
George Byrns, who caring
for her mother the month, Mr.
and Mrs. Garski of Minn.,
Mrs. Hillman from Livingston, Mont.,
Mrs. Robert Jakin from Sidney ~tnd
Mr. and Mrs. James Collins of Glen-
dive. Mrs. Fischer and Mrs. Ostby, ac-
companied by Mrs. Cullen, sang com-
forting songs. Interrment was made in
the local cemetery.
New Undertaker Is
Hired At Overstad's
Tommy Douglas'
Colored Band To
Be Here Friday
lem At Present Attention of all music and dance lov-
ers is called to the big feature attra-
tion which is booked at the local city
Bismarck, Aug. 25--A committee of auditorium tomorrow evening, Friday,
three is attempting to find a solution August 26th, when Tommy Douglas and
to the current North Dakota relief pro- famous colored dance orchestra will ap-
blems. Appointed by Governor Langer, ~pear for an engagement. This band
the group is trying to find ways and has established an excellent reputation
means of replenishing the general re- throughout this territory and will un-
lief fund of the State Public Welfare questionable be one of the best to ap-
Board. ~pear here this season.
No grants to counties for General~ The dance last Friday was well at-
[Relief (financed entirely by state and tended and a good time reported by
county) have been made since Juneall present and from all indications
when state funds were exhausted. The another big crowd will be present to-
l welfare board has asked the board of morrow night again.
I equalization to levy $455,300 to make up
the deficiency. MRS. J. F. HARDY ILL
The
appropriation
bill
for
GeneralI Last Friday Mrs. J. F. Hardy was
I
Relief and Public Assistance programs taken quite ill and brought to the local
empowers the board of equalization to hospital for treatment and she is now
make a levy and transfer the money to there recuperating, and at last report
Monday Maurice F. Rohan of Bis-
marck arrived ~nd began employment
here as undertaker for the Overstad
Funeral Home. Mr. Rohan for the
pas~ year and a half has been employed
for J. W. Calnan at Bismarck and
comes to Beach well recommended.
His home is at Hettinger, and he has
had four years experience in the funer-
al business.
He succeeds O. E. Griffith, who for
the pas~ several years has served in
the capacity of funeral director here.
During his stay here, Mr. Griffith
and his family have made a host of
friends, who regret to see this esti-
mable family leave Beach. It is un-
derstood that they p~n tO gO t~ Mlt-
cheil, South Dakota, Mr. G~'lffith's
former home, and where he h~s an op-
portunity for employment. Best wiahes
go with them for every success in their
new location.
CHU~H DINNER HERE ]
The Catholic Ladies Guild of BeachI
will sponsor a chicken dinner for the]
public on next Sunday, August 2$th,]
at ~oon in the hail of the church.
Everyone is invited to attend
Mrs. Marshall Miller and daughter
Betty, and sons Donald and Bruce, ac-
companied by Mrs. T. E. Hudson, arrlv-
led home Friday from Seattle, Wash-
[lngto. Donald has been employed there
~the past year or so, and Bruce nu
been spending the summer there with
the state Public Welfare Board fund
in case of a deficiency of relief funds.
The state constitution limits the levy
for general state purposes to four mills.
Te present situation has developed be-
cause the four mills levy is not suffi-
cient to cover appropriations made by
the last legislature. Of the $6,100,000
appropriated for relief, about $4,000,000
has been used. This money came from
was slowly improving, which is indeed
good news to her many friends. Her
brother, F. D. Mailey, and family of
Tacoma, Wn., arrived here Saturday
night and Jack Hardy, also of Tacoma,
arrived on Saturday noon.
FAVORITE 4H CLUB MEETS
The Favorite 4H club met at the
home of CieOne Curl on Wednesday,
the sale certificates of indebtedness ,and the girls worked on their man-
and the sales tax. l uals. All members were present. They
It" has been suggested that revenues ldiscussed plans for exhibits to be sent
of the state be jack-potted and pro-~to the fair in Fargo. After the excit,
rated among the different departments ment of getting their work completed
and institutions. State Treasurer John,--
..... ~ney are planning to take an Outing.
Gray said this course ox ac~mn woma The next meeting will be held with Az-
not help the situation as there is no alia Hammond on August 15.
money in the general fund at this
time. and that a levy made now would
not b2 collected until a year from now.
The State Welfare Board also asked
for $871,600 for a deficiency in the Pub
lie-Assistance fund, used to match fed-
era'l ~iad county monies in old age as-
sistanc& aid to dependent children, and
aid to the blind.
LION OFFICIAL HERE
Mr. R. Roy Kea~on, a special rzpre-
sentative of Lions International who
has been working in the interests or
that organization in Montana for sev-
eral weeks, came to Beach Monday and
called on officials of the local club.
He stated that he had heard some
vey fine reports on the Beach club and
that he wanted to see what the mem-
bers looked like. He complimented
the local club on its past achieve-
ments and said some encouraging
things about the appearance of our
city.
KILLLED AT SIDNEY
Wlbaux--Friends of the Archie Yule
family who formerly lived here, but
now reside at Glendive, were shocked
to hear of an auto accident at~$tdney
Saturday night, in which their daugh-
ter, Viola Yule, a 16-year-old high
school student, was instantly killed
and her brother critically injured. The
latter, with all other occupants of the
two cars, are in the Sidney hospital.
Sympathy is extended the Zmreaved
family.
FURNITURE EVENT
Elsewhere in this issue can be found
an ad of the Overstad furniture depart- i
ment, in which some choice and at-
tractive bargains are listed, and readers
are urged to look it over carefully.
Tuesday morning Mrs. Minnie E.
Smith left for Dic~ wliere she
will attend the state conventkm of
county atufltors, which will last three
Locals Win Over
New England, 8-5
There Last Sun.
Next Sunday the strong Wllliston
team comes to Beach for the final
home game of the season. The local
boys have been playing good ball the
past season and axe deserving of the
wholehearted support of the fans in
the last game. The Williston team
travels a long way to play this game
and it is hoped that they will be
greeted with a large crowd of appre-
ciative spectators.
It is understood that the Glendive
Band will be on hand to furnish music
for the game which should be an add-
ed attraction as this band is one of
the outstanding musical organizations
in this territory. Let's be there.
Before a large crowd of loyal sup-
porters the strong New England team
went down to defeat at the hands of
the fast Beach club by a score of 8 to
§ last Sunday. Recently the Ne~
England team defeated the Diokinson
team and since the latter has w-~ two
games from Beach the "dope" pointed
to a New England victory but the
dope bucket "was upset.
The scoring started in the second
inning when Chiet Bender opened with
a single, off the pitching of Wenzel.
Bender scored later on a single by
Gardner after Lee had taken three
strikes and Wanner had grounded out
to first. Austin struck out for the re-
The first Beach scores came in the
third inning when Enderle and Wen-
zel were both safe on errors and scored
when Haigh came through w~th a
double. Bob Jones sent Haigh across
the plate with a single and when Ray
Jones was safe at first on an error
Bob scored on the same misplay.
We skip the fourth, fifth and sixth
innings as neither team scored in those
innings altho Beach had men on
bases in every inning. The longest hit
of the game was made by Bob Jones
in the fifth, a triple, but it was wasted
as no one was able to advance him.
In the seventh Haigh reached first
on an error and was advanced .to
second on a neat sacrifice by Noyes.
Bob Jones got free transportation to
first• Both runners scored when Ray
Jones singled to left field and the re.
lay to the pla, te to catch Bob Jones
was wild, Ray Jones going to second
on the throw in and scored when
Beckley singled. Score z:o.7 being
Beach seven and New Englar-,~ one.
A fast double play Wenzet to,Haigh
to Noyes retired Wanner and Gardner
after the former singled in the. New
Monday night Walter Bratton of the ........ ~ ~nd Mrs. John Brockmeyer, d.v. ~rt af it beinz conducted in England half of the seventh. Austin
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hal-,] News office returned from a two weeks his sister, Mrs. Marine O lson:._~?. Ad;~1~ "~Ver~n_-Keuneth and Wllma M'~r~7"" - ~ also hit for on~ base, Sattler and Nei-
and family left for Eugene, Ore-] vacation trip which took him to Chi- H~ had been to ~o.r~mnu,..~_~., ~:~ ~lers at the Horman Kettner Sr "~ " . ..... meier walked fining the bases. V:on
where they plan to L~ke their t cago where he visited relatives, and to visit her daughter vera ann Ianu~y ~.^w~,~ m,,ao~ ~ " ~.~,,t. w,~t~ , , ,~ n~u Of the Ruden's fly to right field was dropped,
,, .......... . ...... , .ell~f ..a _=el" ~_
• h~le'. The Ha[steads have I also took advantage of. the o I~ortun,- there. .... local Red Owl store in Ed Oste~ ab' A.usttn and Sattler scoring, Neimeier
re--of Beach for m~ny years,ity to.see.:some major league ~senall ~_..~.= _: ___ ..... __. .... ----------- -----='~'i ~enee, attended a dls~iet ~neet~tng at gom. g to. third and .VonRude[a to sec-
rove ~, host of friends here, who [ game~, : He also visited his home at ~--=- : - -:::- - -='- - -- ..... ~. ~ ...... ,,~ ~,,,~,~,,, ,,~,t ona on me error. A stogie oy Pletan
F.r~.t their depe~ure, but wholRugby for a. few days, and reports a | rrL.-##- "Ce|ebratton ' l; Tuesday Mr, and Mrs, Cap Bryant!_~,nt both1~1~Cl~ h01~e, Scoe, Beach
m wmhing for them every Juc- [ very en~oyame rune. ~ AILU, L A • ~! &w~J ~" ~ ] and Bey, Jor~eward went to Fort P~k ] 7, New ~.~ngland o, ~;~
n ~ now lmma. ....... - { "~ | ............ -----':--'--:---'-----'--': "--: -:: ~-*-'::-~-'-~ ! for the day :l Beach added another run in the
real ~e In stere~t the @~iace inLDr. ~nd Mrs. Blatherwick.and son ........ --- - ..... -- - - -me-bitterly critical in the past in eharglngl M~ Claflce McLain who has beeli!/llnth by virtue of a One ba~e hit by
C~' n h : of Van .Hook N D, stoppea over a~ Headline hunting cttrectors ox i , ' 'Bcb Jones who
: -~ ~ -~: -=" 1 ,~ = /~ ~,~, ~'~,, ~,~,~ -t~t - --:'-'~'~ .... ta A~ocatton went l'poiltics in the department. You areI employed at the loom hospital left]_ .. . . went to .second when
. =s. aonn ~cnroeae~ an~rl... ...... Ray,, ~"~ .~, ................ -~.~ ---~, , G,reater ~orrax ~.r,~.:o .... ratre w~-'~ I~+,t,u,h,,.,O,~oo ...... ~ .o dan~rous..=_ =nrecedent ......... ~,~- ~o," h0me at Wibaux __~..,~t,,~h,~ov ---,night., ~oomson too~ one in the ribs and
I friends MrS W~ ~i~d two dau i-enroute back to their home from ~en- ~ a-puffing out on me Aone p l . ._ l ........... scored when ~eckle~, ~ot his .... -~
rs, of* St.' Paul" " aridity here from ' ver. They left h~re SUnday. . I nesday to put on,, a comic-operaroad that isn"de"t I all-hard-surfaced'"The project to roadmaze willN°'not~° anbe I Mlller,~ews wnon~ unreac'nenm recentlynere wasma~gomg" ~acztO hit ~,n¢ .... ~ ,"°'~° ..... " ~ ~'~"~
in, Montana, and ;~inghs Sund~! :Thelen Homemakers w.Kl. meet Th_ .ur-] dicatic~, program for a IM,,~,~t~ ~mt.H th~ l~tt~r hart of Sen- school in Minneapolis, is now em loy-I Frank Wenzel pitched fine ball for
' a week's visit with the Clay Wiley! s~ay ~ep~emoer 1st wltn Mrs. JOnntfiniahed. . ..... relw... ...... "-~'"~ -"~---)f-Oc-~r. and~ed in a bank at Cavalier, N D P ]seven innings allowing three hits and
A1 Schroeder families there. Sun-i.Holienl~c.k. All members are)gsked to| It will be a.nothermontn2£s?~t~z=[~erOr i lr~s~ ÷Pa?o]:~ ~-~uv 'route I Mrs. E. F. Cook will entertain the Istriking out nine men during that
rdght Ray Sehroeder and Mrs. Wy- ] ce l~e~* ............. ~-* ~ : ~ ..... ~the construction worz. m .~'.~_'~'_~-_7 ~,' ~'.~ _w,,~ ~;,~.~,,~ ~.,~-~,~ +*,~ [ Desso~t ~ .~a~h ~ Yl~'Sday ] time. Art Roblson, star pitcher of the
and daughters returned to St . W1 . _ . = . ~tt . :[Htghwa. y : ...... ~ ........ ,~. ^, ,~,..~.~,.~, .,u, ~.~. [ Pla- to hear tl~ Wt~ eolor~i dance|Beach team of two years ago finished
~d~ .u r~. The me o, me the s te a ooruer-to ..... cou,~ ....... ,uo ~,~ ........... - ,~- ..... l~
ay, g. t~ive ~a ...... the game getting three men the
' this de rtment for dece tion nd in BEACH ~m.o~J~t~ by
r here~ ~ ~_...7 ( ... ~ black.top.surf big.. _ . "_ + " strikeout route and allowin no hits r
..... ~ "~ ......... ~ --- ~ .... '"+ ' ther the oread- , nd I ~wnff ~.'+~e~ Lart~n and g o
a ana ~- ~,~* for Los Anaeles.[-Thf~ wee~~. ~lestk familyI But the fact didn t bo - I think, Mr. Ryan, if you a
............ o ~nd its wn ~r. and Mrs. Oeorge Larsen of Turtle runs.
~.~ ,~ ~. ~ ~,,.~.~..~ ~.. aa~[moved into the Turner house on the er North Dakota Assoclatl n each confine ourselVes to our o ..... ...... ~,,.~ ........ ~. ~ +~ ~ ___
¢~ttv ~h~ h~.~ ~t the rmst [ north side. ! enterprising secretary, M. O.. Y~." fields that everything would be fine. = = ~,~- ~,~ ~n ~t~ o~tv ~ffir.~ r~ . ,
---. .......... r~-- ~-- the directors tO grao -., ~. m. ~, ................ ~.
e of monthe here with her par- DANCE in Sentinel Butte tonight, + SO anxious were ...... uredit P. I-l'+ Mc~DRREN,. . Tuesday Mrs. Blanche Bondley left W loaux ~cnools
Mr and Mrs W L Carlson, Thursday, Aug. 25. Be therel It the spotlight ana taze all the..- _.,. Highway Comm~mner ............ t "'~"-" .... ,, _o.__ r~ ~r~-~w Q~- ~ItI~
she reports that she enjoyed her l .~rs. o~u~_ r~oy_.~. =.u u,u~.~___a.~, mr a p,Z~-=:-:-~h~;hh~themsclvcs Still under construction as the var- having visited her parents, Mr. and
omy went m mlnngs on Tuesaay ox tug to uo ..m~
here very much.
News Is in receipt Of a report last week, returning here on Thursday. out under the blistering sun at Medora!lous officials assembled to "dedicate" Mrs. Oeo. Nutter here.. -
[its "~letiO~, were close to 17 miles S/dney, vhdtors ~last '~tlrsd~,y. were
the month old.baby boy of Mr. Mr. and Mrs, R.W. Sa~trom of For- Wednesday and at the exPe.n~_e. _ °fma-n. Y!weet of M~la~'and~.~t :of Se~l Mr~ E~o. Ntstter+Mr~ ~.Jo~,Ml~
Mrs. Knute Famtveet had. a tooth man, N. D., spent a ~eek vis/th~ at '& wilted white-collar, "offl~ ae-
the age of t'~. weeks,-which indeed the Chas. Ho~ .hOl~; Mrs. ~ts- id/¢ated the "completion" of yJ~gbW~,Y
record 0f.sollm ~rt.
Mrs. Donald Uifers sadod~u-
and Mm, Lum~k ~ mad
of POrtland, Ore~n, .left "fOr
in WLw~in on Friday to Wit
of ,weeks.
Hubert Bares left to
the funeral of a relative at
S; D. Leonard Thill took him
to catch a train that day.
Floyd Neudeck ~ two children
down from Sidney last week to
a few days at the W. H. Wood-
home.
Blencowe, Mrs. Ethel Caw-
and Barbara Jean were dinner
of Mr. +and-Mrs. Jesse Still and
W. H. WoodL'ull Friday evening.
of Portland;
Butte
Aug. ~5. Be there!
strom beh'~ Mr Rollstetn's sister. The
l~t again taw latter ~ of the W~e~:
accom~ed ~trs. ~h Zto~-
stein.
+MI~ IL+OIS Odland and her ffh'l friend
l~,-abeth ~eleske of B~mnmrek
arrvted Sattu~ay to Visit g few day~
at the I~ewis Odlaud home.
Tuesday evening Mr. gnd MI~.
Marshall Miner gave a seven o'clock
dinner honoring Donald Miller, who is
home for a visit now,
Miss Ruth Holistein lef~ last week-
end to resume her teaching duties in
Gregory, S. D.
Friday Rev. and Mrs. J. K Strong
and the five boys whom Mr. Strong
taken through the Park, left for
a brief
while
to at-
It tend to bttsiness intexests there.
[No.~ 10 with dUe lz~mp and ~.
'~. RefminZ to be part~ to me mind
trod decel~i~n that ~; ~~
p. ~ M~au~n and ~v~-n~ ~u~
two men who really lind ~m~thl~ t°
do wi~ ~ the ~tructto~ pro-
Ject underway.
In. a ~ telegram to l~yan
01¢DA pronm-~er, McOdrren minced
no words in indicating his dt~pproval
of the trickery being used in an aber-t
tive effort to boom tourist travel overI
h hwa that is not complete and
a ig Y n+
will not be completed until early i
Butte. ~on is l~Ing hendled
in two+ ~ netth~ ot which was
of a~.~ ~t ~orea re-
vea:~L O~:~t~.i.Oim:.~'a.,~. (Upro~l.-
mamy ~ ml~ea ~ .I ~ :~utte)
grad~r.g ~-0~ ~ ~rcev.t,oomplet+
~ of Iz~t I~'urd-a~ (AUg. 1~I). On the
other ~~ project (4.37 miles
west of MedOmJ department records
showed the grading only 20 percent
complete .--Tl~e Leader.
(Ed. Note: The News office is a
member of the GNDA, and glad of it,
and believ~ it to be a worthwhile or-
ganiz~tion. However, the above story
really tmrtrays the true attitude of a
October.
The text of McGurren's telegram to huge number of the rank and file of
Ryan: people from this part of the state, in
"I can not be'a party to a celebration regard to the so-called "celebration"
which attempts to use the state high- last week. and an awful lot of these
way department as a vehicle to ad- are wondering Just w~hy
been just as ~ell
vance the until the road was
candidate for
The reactionary press of the state were reallY complete. )
I
Ma~ Veeder and ~. Y~ed Bry-
ant.
arrlved~ to ~I~+ t~e office re-
cemly vacated b~. A!~rt ~nae, who
Was transferred to ,Xallds~. Mr. Dahl
is a single man, and has+ been asso-
eiated with FSA work the past two
years or so.
ROger, Mary Lou and Timothy Mug-
gll went to Riehardton Wednesday and
returned Sunday.
Urban C. Bares and Charles B. King,
both of Minncapoils, were guests at
the J. P. Thiil home the past week.
Mr. Bares is a nephew of Mr. and Mrs.
Thill.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hilt of Olendive
were Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thill.
Mrs. Leo Kopman of Malta, Mont.,
arrived last Wednesday to v~sit her
daughter, Mrs., Russell
family. She plans to return this
end.
Wilmux--The county ~ ~o~lL win ,
open on Tuesday. Sept. ~.h; w~tl~, a
few changes: in the faou~t~. Mira AUce,
Nelson, Miss Mary IZ~mtl~on:m~IMr;•
John mm~ml have reded to take -
lx~ltions e!~wh~, ,w$~la~ Saot¢ ts. ......
superinten~tmt and w~ ~azh:.;m~,y/+
merclal dep~men~ Mt~'~, Peterman
of the soC~ S~ancl Miss A.
Butler of Endl~h~l~tobert Willet will
have charge ~ boys athletics and Will
teach ~, mathematics and biol-
ogy. Miss Nelson's and Miss Hamil-
ton's places have not yet been ~illed.
I James Scott has the seventh and eighth
[grades. Miss Vera Hall the fi,th and
t sixth, Miss Fern Knudson the third
and fourth, Miss Dlederick the second
and Miss Mary Stefanowich the first.
Mr. axed Mrs. Barney Brunsvold and
arrived in
, Mr. Brunsvold
thereat of the
are visiting at
Elmer Brunsvold hame.