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SCORIA KNOBS
(Mrs. Lloyd Grlfflth)
Miss Ruth Holistein has gone ~o
Jamestown college where she is ~t
~.'and Mrs, I~r~ Evenson were
Shopping both in Beach aml Wi-
~ux on Friday.
On Tuesday Mrs. J. W. Gray
opened the Prairie View school.
On her seventeenth birthday
Miss Esther Witthoft w.as surpris-
ed by a ntmaber of her rrxends• Mrs.
Wltthoft.~erved a lovely lunch to
the girls who had presented Miss
Either ~'ith tokens of their best
wishes for many happy birthday~.
The guasts were Ruth Peter son,
France~ Broth, Kate Larson, Amy
Sart~, Sophie Griffith, Margaret
Gustaf~on and Ve_ra Kn__oo.p.
Mr.' and Mrs. c, ~.'. wmmemau
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Oleson of Yates.
Leonard Sartz has gone "~o scnoot
in Wibaux. He is staying at the
P, eese Owens home.
On ~September 10 a special evel~-
ing mass was held at the St. Phil-
Ill~ church is honor of the r~attiv-
|ty of the Holy Lady. Father Kop-
snakl also held midday mass at
Belfleld on the same day.
Mtsa Marlys MdKown of Ollie
visited her friend, Ruth Holisteln
on Thursday and Friday. .,
Mr. and Mrs, Casmier Bruszl v~-
lted Mrs. Bruski's sister, Mrs. Steve
Koroski on Sunday: . " x
Julianna ~ominlsrd began no"
studies for her senior year at Wi-
baux High school . She is doing
light housekeeping at Scotks.
The United Brethren Women .~
Missionary society was entertained
by Mrs. Harold Morris on Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. Allen Kastien
became a new member. Plans were
also made for the care of delegates
who come to the church confer-
ence to begin this week in Beach.
Eighteen pupils resumed tl~eir
studies on Tuesday at Hillside View
~cho01 under the tutelage of Mib~
Vera ~ll from north of Wibaux.
She is staying at Winkleman's.
The Congregational choir had a
pleasant practise at the Hollsteln
~alq~ on Thursday evening. Mrs.
lq~ollstetn served a delicious lunch.
Anna and Clarence Evenson
Tommy, Eleanor and Janette Zlel-
lnski, George Popiel Mary and Joe
StefanowiCh, Ralph Zabro~skl,
Henry and Ollle Sokoloski anti El-
mer and Marie Wojohn arc at-
temiing high school at Wibaux, We
~h~k that so many young people
gatng to school from this section in
kind of year is very commend-
i~ble to ore" territory. We realize
Chat many parents are ~iacrificing
in order ~b give their children the
benefit of a high school education
~md we feel sure that they wllz feel
Well repaid some day.
Stanley i.~slnskl went by truck
to Ekalaka Sunday noon for a load
of sawdust to be used for putting
up ice this winter.
The pupils of St. Phillips school
have l~en cleaning up their school
yard. They are very enthusiastic-
ally finding and bringing various
interesting and unique rocks to
beautify ~he school grounds. Miss
ttaiJsm'~n is to be congratulated
for promoting such a project.
The Witthoft, Booth and Knoop
familles had a picnic and dinner
i~t the Beaver Sunday.
On Wednesday Frank Wilson ano
Cl~rlie Winkteman motored to
Wibaux and Olendive on business
~io~ls.
Upon their return~'from the ~l)ow
in Beach Saturday|evening, A~bin
and Amy Sartz an~' Ahce Haijsman
heard si~range noises around some
of the buildlngs]ln Sartz's ~ard.
Investigating| th~ only found an
empty gasolibe /tank which had
full. la #'the morning they
noticed an oI~1~ door on an unus-
ed granary. ~l~ey found tracks up
to this.bulldir~ but the thieves go~
grain since Mr. Sartz had not
put any in this granary. They are
warning intruders that they "have
now acquired a ten-gauge shotgun
mean to use it if the occasion
presellted. Other farmers may
ao well to keep a close watch, also
The Ladies Holy Rosary society
of St. Phillips church will serve a
chicken dinner from 12 until two
ill the church basement on Sep-
tember
~). The very reasonable
rates of 25 cents ann 35 cents will
~e asked. Plans are being made
~for entm4ainment and the crowd
can expect a fine time.
._ The. A_dolph Quade ~alnily stop-
pea at l~qsman's on Saturday to
see the tractor made
by Ar}.hur
from an old Ford, This is a very
m~erestl~ piece of mach~ery.
Mrs, _l~y Kimball has been in
town helping Miss Elizabeth Hal-
terman with her patients mace
Wednesday evening.
George Popiel, Henry and Ollle
Sokoloskl, Leonard Sar~z, Jullanna
~omln~kl and Russell a~Id Gladys
~r~rum spent the week end a~
home.
On Sunday Mr, and Mrs. Holl-
stein and family were hosts to
Arthur and Ralph Beler, the Hilde-
brant, Merle, Lester Ulfers and J.
S. Ulfers ,families.
l~.ank Wilson and fmnll~ were
gue~ at Sunday dinner of Mr. and
Mrg, ~rold M~Is.
Mis~ Marguerite Hemncss will
open the Jordan schoolon Monday
as. substitute ~or Mrs. Rocksvold
wno is ill,
i em Rhode . arn anee
,qml;e well attended Saturday even-
mg and a benefit dance 'was an-
notmced for next Saturday for Hans
JaCobson.
DICTATOR OF MOOSE
Frederick ~. Zihlman of Cumber-
land, ~1,, who was elected supreme
dictator •of the Loyal Order of
Moose at the ¢on~entlo~ ).~ Atlantic
_ , , ,. ,, , ~ , , ,i , ,
Scenes and Persons in
Current News
1--View of llankow, ~'bina. where timusuntls have perished in floods that threaten to destroy the big ('it)'.
2-~--Chfl,lmuse and ISth gre(,n at the l;everly Country club; Chicago, scene of tile national anlateur golf xour-
namcnt. 3--Cmlnt Karolsi who formed a government for llungary aRer the resignation of Count Bethlen
and his minb~try.
CAMELS HUMP
Mrs. Ray Drier,, lleporter
E,,~, ,.~^,,~ at. ~,~ ........ ~dl~,o.1,, Kinsey and C. D~lthorp homes on
,~., ,~,,~,~,~ ~ ,,,o ~,..~ ..... ~ "~ " I Sunday
• L t;y Mr oos steaded a me0tin of, Mr. Mrs/,. B isk s,o t
tmporta}]; tn g.o , ". . the coaches of the Northern Mls-I Sundav witl t heir son Ward and
cooperation ann teamwork o~ our ^""i S'^"- '~onfeI"n~e ~* ~':~'-: ' ~ "''-- --
..... ~vtir *via0 ~J "C ~ ab LtlUlllll-| Iamlly lie
seh00[ OI Wtl':ti value IS 'IDy ca- soil last Satulda-" Coach W-in " "" '•-- "" ....
." .' ' * ". " • . . ' ' " .y e - ~vlrs ~ees owens el wioaux
terpr~se of tlus school ff we don t her-ca of the State Teachers Col [ ,. _. .'s~v U_ .~ . •
-- ' "' " ;' ~i- •" - r ~ ~ ' ' ' " "| Calle~on IvY's. Melvin ~artse ill
nave evel y In01% ullal xncnlo( c~
• * o'~ • ' ' |ego of that city had char,e of tl~e[ Carlyle Fridav.
oackin~i t u,:,, imeeting. At this meeting theyl M{s. Gee. Brungard is reportdd
~one a~ au. , ....... ~took m) the matter of football rules | on the sick list
• 15,Ut we lfl}ow that ~l),~}~t~u~l~o that there may be a better an-I Chas. Nelsola" shipped a carload
~s tnere ano we arc ~ 3 els a -
, , ' e. g _ "" ' ,d "t nding amon~ schools. I of cattle from Wibaux Thursday to
~O a very succes@lul yearDeC:~use -- I fl.~ ~h~,o.,~. ,~,~,.t.n+~
of it. • I of Se, t,nel
• ". " ~ , : " J l o" Mrs. GUS Moline spent the week
~.ome ca~.,s wner,: ,, uaenlsare iwe-I lend with her daughter Mrs Her-
vented fr',)m a~L.mni~g Iaigh school l I man Lovle, ss of Baker ""
because o:: line (h,pr,~:~sio,-i ~hcrel [ Mr nnd MI:~ S J' Otrar John
are also D? ael~ ho )e n sch001
., ~ ", ,.' '. "- , -'" |and Betty were SUPl)er guests at the
graduates of B'H S findin; them- • -- " ..... " "' * "
• , .... , ~.. ~ernoon wI~n Mrs ~-earl Co~ err
selves nnable to a~tend eoih ge t If .... +-~-, " ~"'~ siX" 'ames ~-f wh's':
have taken advantage of exlrolhng I ,~,~.~ ~.~ ..~ all m~m~,,~,.~ ,,,,,,.n
~-.S pest graduates and are thusI [oresen~ and'also four ,guesk~ Mes-
makin the most of rnelr oppolrun- I ~ar,~,~e T a~,~,4;c¢,,~ ~ ~h~.~ ~'~
ities to keep tn touch witn senno~ I Kane Mi's Lundine'and Miss Verna
work. I (~~.u::~ ~' I Schef'fer "A fine lunch was herr-
There is little change in the per- ! x~~!~ i ed mad i)rizes were awarded Verna
~onnel of the faculty, for..the year. 4 ~~ i Scheffer first and Florence Page
This is very fol ~tlIldl~e,, ,. irolll the ~ I saen~N,, v,,u.
• standpoint of ....... stabfliZlne" the DOilC- Jotmt i'ux l~(ltlt r, chief assistan, Homer and I-L.nrold Owens of Wi-
les of the school. It is generally lo M,~i John I Grlllith hi- ten eo~r baux and Miss Variek of Carlyle a~-
conceded in the busine,~s world that .... ~-~ .":. ". _,. "-.. • '. ~ . ' tended the movies at Beach Sun-
- ~ e re--]]l-('] r01 R "DEW'* llll'~Sl(lll~)l° OI aHllelics, llaSeen St' el~v
~WO 3ears ar : . .qt "e ~ " " I . , th, evening
man to ae~ accustomed to the ron- letted by the Pacific e,msl confer i:Iarry ~th is making Dr Brad-
line of his duties sufficiently well el}ce to supervise atMdtics there ley eaHs these days wi~h an'infect-
to insure his best services. May " ed hand
this not, be equall,! true of the .............................. ' -- _
school teacher? No ma tier how .................................. =----:-: ...... --= :: :::-= ...................
well a teacher may be trained, it ~s _--_-- : _-7_~_-L ___~' -- I Ill
inevitable that some thne must be ........ "~
lost in adjusting herself or himself
to the new conditions o~ worlL II ][~r~
ness. Much of the credit, for the
return of so large a number of
teaching staff is due to Mr. Grind-
stuen and his able superintenliencv.
The new teachers have come with
(Too late for last week.)
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wills were
cullers at Ray Brier's on Tuesday
and also motored to town.
Mat Decker drove to the bad-
lands on Tuesday and brought home
a load of poles.
Howard Van Horn and Russell
Call were at Mat Tescher's on
business Tuesday. ,
George Lardv assisted Ray Brier
shocking corn a couple of days this
week.
Kenneth Middleton who has been
visiting at the Bud Myers home a
few dayls returned to his home at
Beach on Wednesday.
Sewell Mason and lady friend
motored ou~ to Ray Bricr's Tues-i
day evening, i
Johnny Honnold, a~sisted Nor-
man Haugse wit.h his haying on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Kirkpat-
rick and baby son motored to town
on Thursday.
George and Philip Lardy attend-
ed the old time dance in town on
Friday evening and report a good
time.
Page Myers motored to Beach on
Wednesday. , .
Ray Brier had his telephone re-
moved last Tuesday by Roy John-
son. the manager of Beach.
W. F. Brown and Arnold John-
.................................. son left on Monday by auto fox-
~---:=: ............. ~. ............................. --4,-,, [Minneapolis, where they expect to
......................... T [ .... [ visit for awhile.
i "0 II I Mat Tescher motored to Albert
. .. • . ] CARLYLE t Galh,s' Saturday
on busines&
l ~-~[~Jbt HI~Ti~I ~/'~rl)~d~ll l~lJi01~J~ | ) Misses Loons'and Clara Peterson
[ l.~lV~iL4~| It, I I. ~.~ | ~ ~t~l ~.~k~ ~a • ~ ~w ~ | I [ and Russell Brown attended the old
| , [ [time dance in town Friq!~y evening.
/~ ............ I Mr. and Mrs. John Tsehida and I en y r, nzen rode~orseback to
FOREWORD when the "Cowboys" play Belfield I Mr.. Stel)ilens were pleasant viMtors Bt~v~r I~yne~s ~s?r~a~v] ._
, " " Beach on Frida,, Se,)~ 18 a~ 3la~ tnc t,eo. riammond home on l . ,. - ~ . '. . ~l. mason, were
The Beact~ Itigll Scho?t ],(~r~- p~m ....... IThursday evening ws~rs on weone~ay evening at
nightly club in abo[~t, to en, c~:;~; t~} ~ "Graduation last spring left rourl..Tt.'e Qolva Sunnh!ne society mc}lth~)orl~o(hvBr~riehr°t~i~ited on Wed
. ' ill )bS Ix~ W ~ • . ,
new year.el laatteLIlt l ]his' "• %( 11' we' l]OSl~lon~ 111 the undefeated 1930 weflnevoay Raft a large c1"owa o] nesday" w:ith_~,aWde(C""-'Honnold "
I
journall~tlc 1 t ". .. ": team to be filled this fall b~, new lmembers and visitors partook of" ' '. _ , .
have an added incel}tlvc to our a~d inex~erienced lnatt:rial~ Be-Ithe excellent dinner served by Mrs I .Mrs. l~oy M.~e?s ano children are
work.--corhpc~i~ion with ~wo ot.n~r ;--s- ~,f tqlc keen com~)ctition af-IBert Covert at her home Or~e new visiting at he~~ brother's home,
higi~ school~, h iorc u~an ever are [or~d'i~a lar;~er smr~J ~he c'oaehImember Mrs Strahon "became a[Paul Laray and family in Sentinel
we .going ~ pusl: o~rlJ~~ o~er~e ts tmving cliffiguity "~in pick:rig the I welcome l~rn.ber. Preside ,n~ ~am-Iand Mrs %lorman Haugse
sl)o~less 1 '~g ~.-"P" ,. ' ., :' )-" first eleven Indications show that l mona ca mu r, ne 13aec~ing ~o orcter! _ ;,_ -. .... -
pieces ot wriung 1or our wceluy '~e ~-,-'~' -,{P ~-- t~eavier ~',~a ,.rO" '[ with the regular business schedule lan~ OaDy were vm~ors "tuesday eve-
n z g at the Johnny Honnold home
colmn in the Ad~auc~. a~-I-" =It ..... er ~his ........ n 1~* [ Even the Sunshine treasure becomes,
• •- ,v ~. ~,-~. ~. Y'~"~ --'~ ~ '~" ' • " R'~ Brier an " •
As w~ look ~orwar,t ~ ~nts year It i~ ho~ed timt the Beach eom-llow atocertmn.tlmes, and the prob-I," ;~v - .. ,: d chlldxe, n motored
we find that there are ~everal ~}.ec7 munity w~li turn out thi~ falI to]1era o~ some tning beinz done tel~" ~'~",') btumay mornmg ~o oo
easarv requisites for success, i~urs,~ bvck t'he 1931 local high school team | vring :~ n~t.ie money for the society ] some snoppmg. . ....
, a.s alscu&secL s wnarles Moore was eu~$xng ClO~l~
of all we need an effic'en~ ann b" attcndin~ all'the ~ames poss~Ic | w " .but no action wa,~} ._ ' "; . .. " . _ '.
V g The s c ~ne weeps along ~ne reap on ~'ll
trustworthy leader in thin enter- Let's be out there nnd ~ixe tl~em ali[ taken, o iety was grieved t.ol~ " "-
' " • ~ : " • ~ , ~ (lay.
Xl direr m (luef rln8 o~ hear of Mrs Siferts mlsfoxtune and
t')rise--a c " -' "~. " • " ~' " the suppor~ possible.~ Remember[ "'~-i ....... = ................... ;?.,., } Mr and Mrs Bud Myers and
fice will bring to,the holdt:r a great they are YOUR boys and YOURI v~'tUu"t;", u~.ex ~a~c~ o~uu~L~ ~,, J,g.,, I 1,~,~' ~" n''~ ~'~ T.~,ro~o'~,u
deal of responsioiii~y as ~'cu as lie.n- tea{n. Watch the posters and this l ano a~l were rememocrt~l in souicl,~;';,~,¢~;,:i'~',~;'~_X,\i-,..:~.,:d-~-L..~
or It I~ a l~f)onsID111LY to 1:, paper for notices of a game • • z " " '
-' .... * ~-- c ....... ,k .... ' " " [ Mrs Ors Bcntle~' and sL~tei ,-rIHenrv F~an en and two children
cnarge oI 1he Issues xor ea ~lx w e~ , The scueflulearl'*tnge~t ¢0iarlS| .. • . ¢... .~ •'v ~ . , _ .' ".~", _, .~ '_ -
• ' " ' ~ w,r IN 1.) ; ,, nlo[oretl Eo L)ICKInSOn Oil buxIc[ay ~;o
but it 1s also an honor to bc enos-as follows" I e nor, . ., and Ralp,1 Stacke, [ . .; . ......... •
f m near Sentln 1B ,xe~ ws~ ~nexr mo~ner 5,t~.~ t~en~g~
en for that work. W,~ fecl sure Sept. 18--BelfKld at Beach. ] re .'..• e utte, ..... t,-,o-on" "' the h o"
that the person who receives the Sept 26---Glendive at Glendivc. | pmasan.r wsl~ors of Verna ~eneffcrl~'.,/-.~''w T. i° "~ "~ ...... _ .... "
title of edEor-in-chle~ wlll respona October 3.---Open. I at ller nomc ~unaay. [p~al. we all nope ~or a spccay re-
• CO~ el y.
witil thc ~t ~l~tte.iS ~l~2iomr,~l£~~ Oct. 9--Dickinson at Die,insert, [ James, the fourteen-year-old no,, I ~,: and Mrs John Honnold and
as a caps e ~ ' . g~, '~'. Oct. 17--Ope~. | of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jacobsen %1, ...... ',.,,~ a~,,:~ .......... ;~t .....
Secondly we need the . . - Oct. 24--Dickmson at Beach. I still qmte ill at the Glendlve hos-}Sufida,, at the Dismond Honnold
operation of a s~aff wnicn will ~c Oct. 31--Belfield at Belfield. [ pital from a ruptured appel~dix. [honle near Medora
on Sunday.
Earl and Alfred Franzen stavefl
at John Brown's on Sunday while
their parents went to Dickinson.
Norman Haugsc llel~cd Johnny
Hcnnold stack hay on Saturday•
E. H. Mason" and John Grmam
motored out to the "Elmholm"
farm Saturday evening.
A small girl asked her mother:
"If I grow up will I have a husband
like papa?"
"Ye,~. my dear," mother replied,
"And if ~ do not get married will
I be an old maid like Aunt Susan?"
"Yes, you will." was the rep~.y.
The girl thought for a moment,
put her hands to her head and
said, "'Well, 1 am in a fix!"
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mmendations and are taking up
their duties in a way that bespeaks
a successful year for themsclve~ and
the schooL---E. M. P.
Both the boys' and Girls' glee
clubs have begun practise ox~ the
operetta "Peggy and th~ Piralo.~
which ks to be given this fall. Trv-
ouf,s are being Ixe/d foJ" the n~ih-
cipal roles, and beck{use of the
large number enrolled in the glee.
club. competition wit1 be keen for
nlace~ |n the chorus. "Peggy and
the Pirate" Is o~e of the bes~ known
of the operettas by ~¢Iorgan ano
O'Hara. ~ team which is oromin-
ent in the field of hi~,h school oper-
etta composition. The highly ex-
eltin~ plot, to,ether with {he tune-
ful music. 13romise all those who
attend two hours of good. whole-
some entertainment. The tenta-
tive date set is November 13. so
save that date for "Peggy and the
Pirate !"
At the present time there are /74
students enro/led in high school.
HIGH SPORT NEWS
Football is in full swina'. Coach
JOGs has been dril]ing intensively
oll fundamentaL~ and plays ¢~r ov'~
er a Week with one of the largest
football squads Beach has had for
some years, He is endeavoring to
build a team which will make a
~(c~ll ~ppls, in~ for ,at~ ~Penin~ game
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