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P i HURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1934 WIBAUX GIRL SCOUTS 'The Girl Scouts met on Thursday last with an attendance of la. We divided our members into two pa- trols with Victoria Stefanowski and Lilllan Riley as leaders and Maxtne Riley and Jacequeline Riley as as- sistant leaders. The members of Victoria's patrol ~tre: Maxine Riley, Geraldine Paul- son, Nellie Ewalt, Maxine Bell. Charlotte Rimel and Exie Polen. Members of Lillian's troop are: Jac- queline Riley, Ruth Remillard, Ger- trude Stefanowski, Margaret Losin- ski, Margaret Lynch and Alyce O'Connor. Mrs. Louise Bilyen came in from the ranch Wednesday to spend a few days with her daughters, Mrs. Hazelwood and Mrs. Kirman. Rae Samson who is employed as cashier in the Dawson cafe in Glen- dive, visited with his mother Tues- day. Mrs. Wallace SCOtt substituted for Miss Florence Larson, the 3rd and 4th grade teacher, twb days last week, while Miss Larson was absent on account of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Welsh and sons, Don and Russell departed last Wedr~esday for Di!lov. Mont.. to vis- it with Mrs. Welsh's sister, Mrs. Maude Hubbard. They will also sFe::~d a few days in Yellowstone park. Rev. and Mrs. Ponath Norton and a Skaar orchestra furnished the mu- sic. Miss Virginia Bailey was the guest last week of her sister, Mrs. Curtis Ball of Sidney. Mr. and Mrs. Win, Welsh and daughter, Mrs, Lorraine Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Oh~tad and Mrs. Owen Ohnstad were among the WI- baux people who attended the Van After sale at Beach Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Patoezyk and children have returned from Wyo., where Mr. Rataezyk has been em- ployed the past two months. Jim Anglemeyer son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Anglemeyer, departed on Sunday for Helena to enter the In- ternational State college. Miss Erma Copeland of Savage end with Miss Ethel a former On Saturday, September 15th we young people had a tropical breakfast. On our! annuaI way we saw many wild flowers and f birds. We had to hunt the food which Miss Priess and Victoria had hidden in the trees. Our menu was: "roast, bacon, baked eggs, toastec marshmallows and len, reporter, 1~. G. Hazelwood went marck Tuesday where he the clinic, returning the last of the week. The WCTU enjoyed picnic at the Alrdome on last. During the at which Mrs. following officers the coming year: • Otto Ponath vice :B. Stair; ley; treasurer, deliciotm, picnic enjoyable Mrs. and Mrs. family have the winter. Mr. and Mrs. guests of honor at shower at the Sunday afternoon conversation was afternoon session presided, the elected for Mrs. Mrs. E. J. R. Bai- T. T. Sletten. A~ conclu:;;~ tnto~own I Wycoff were miscellaneous hall on t. Whist and diversion for ~several hours, after which a dainty lunch was served to 60 relatives and friends. The newly we~recelved .many appropriate gifts. %~ Forty-five children of ~ibaux county were benefitted durin~khe summer by the clental clinic, Sl~. ~ored by the Wibaux Woman's club. The club's share of the proceeds re- ceived from the sale of Christmas Seals paid the expense~ of the clinic. Mrs. Roy Amunrud and infant son returned from the Glendlve hospital ~ Friday and are spending a few days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stockwell. Sunday afternoon and Miss Jeannette Welsh Glendive Sunday lspending the week end ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. The Missionary Christian Fundamental at the home of Mrs. Gee. Wednesday afternoon last. hours were occupied with and at the conclusion a dainty lunch the third Wibaux is teaching of in Savage this Valley and Billings Miss Geraldine and her at the Beach Methodist friend Mrs. Eva who has been a guest at Chas. E1- liott home the past two last week for Townsend where both have positions Townsend schools. Mrs. Pat Coyne was hostess few friends at her home on nesday evening last. Mr. and Mrs. John Trollope of community were was served by the hos].~s#/ f Mr. and Mrs. Rob~ ~Aton o Beach ~r~rent~f ) ~ baby boy bornfl~I'iday, Selt. l~h. ~Irs. Alton ] ~i~Oxrmerly ?s~io]e~ Cowee of ! M4 &logh and I fnildren of ~avage ~is~d with I friends in V~aux and IBea~h Sat-~l urday. Mr alogh wa,,i oo erc I instructor~ the Wibau ~ se~Rml lastl year. / ~ Mrs~as hostess to the Me~0~t Ladles' ~d at her home o~T~rsday afternoon last. After ~¢h~usiness meeting at which the ~zdesldent, Mrs. J. R. Bailey, presid- 2d, the afternoon was spent Infer- nally with sewing and visiting. An ~.ppetizing lunch served by the h o~ ess concluded a pleasant afte~ffon. To attend the Oberlin~ofiserva- -ory of Music in ~Ohio, Miss ~lotte~daughter of Mr. md ~rs'. P. A. Fischer, departed on Friday. Mrs. Everette Good and littie son ~f Marsh, Mont., were guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Stair last week. A large crowd attended the Wy- coff wedding dance at the Cotton- I wood hall Saturday night. The football defeat for 7 to 13 and M Louie ~hill were overnight Bob Jakin home Saturday. r. L. A. Barrow of bch assist- the F. and L Friday and Mrs. Scott, Miss Esther Ed- wards, Miss Walter Scott, James Scott Scott of Baker picnic dinner at Medicine of Baker, Sunday• and Mrs. J. D. Cullen were ~unday dinner guests at the Hugh Baird home east of Wibaux. Mrs• Win. Schuett arrived Sunday evening for a visit wi~h her son, W. O. Schuett. Attorney and Mrs. Thos. C. Col- ton and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dahl spent Sunday at Port Peck, Buster Cale returned last week from a visit with his brother Fred, in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Van After and children of Beach arrived Sun- day to spend two weeks with Mrs. THE BEACH. N: D.. ADVANCE m, ,i Held in Fire Probe Geoge L. Alagna Here is George L. Alagna, second ~dio officer of the ill-fated Morro Castle, who has been taken into custody by federal officers in New York City after testifying before grand jury which is seeking pos- sible evidence on which to base criminal charges. Alagna has been quoted as saying that "the real story of the disaster has not been told." Van Atter's parems, Mr. and Mrs. Ohnstad, before leaving to make their home in California. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Faltermeyer and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Priess mo- tored to Belfield Sunday. Rev. L. H. Norton departed Sun- day night for North Dakota and Minnesota points where he will spend a two weeks vacation. Mrs. Norton, who has been visiting at Chaffee, N. D.. the past two weeks will return with him. UCTlOIq SALE in this country and furviving her. • They are Otto, Neis~ and Hilmer • t __ -~ 4_ .__ ' t, tl IAndstrom. Ott~an~ Hilmer live at " u" rmln "11 llowin r Carlyle. Nelsd~tresideinthls decided toq It .fa g wi sell the fo gp o- part of the corinth%It was also stated erroneousiy ~hat ~l%ev. Gisvold at my place 30 miles north of Beach; 5 miles south, 11/~church.°fficiatedItatwasthethe~Jnitedunited LutheranBrethren perty of Trotters and 11/ miles north of ihe Guy i=ol at'-- In the article regarding the death 10o'clock a.m. = : Of Miss Thelma~E~nay of Carlyle, S:ig t.~ __..~..theAdvanceerr°~uslystal~edlast ~ 7= ~ i m ~ -~ " week that the fune~]~as held from =mum m the Community c~[urc~of Carlyle. the co ity of m george Oldis received a broken collar bone and severe shaking up Friday afternoon when the .horse he was riding, trying to head off a sheep, ran into a wire, causing the horse to fall. Mrs. Oldis managed FREE AT NOON LIVESTOCK 2 McCormick binders, 8 ft. 2 McCormick mowers, 5 ft. 1 McCormick hay rake, 9 ft. 1 Emerson gang plow 1 Oat cleaner 3 Sulky plows 1 Fanning mill 1 Grain treater 1 Iron drag, 4 section 1 Iron drag, 2 section 2 Discs 1 Emerson corn planter 1 Corn cultivator 2 Feed grinders 6 Sets harness • 2 Saddles 1 International manure spreader 3 Water tanks 1 Platform scales, 600 lbs. I Windmill 1 McCormick-Deering cream separator 1 Stack prairie hay 1 Stack corn fodder 6 Stacks thistle hay 50 Bushels barley and some ground feed Turkeys and chickens Household goods and other things too numerous to mention. Orris Gearey is attending school at Dickinson again this fall, William Abrams shipped two car loads of cattle to Chicago and one car load of horses to Wyoming, Ill., on Friday. Miss Minnehan of Missoula has been engaged as High school teacher and Miss Lakey of Mlssoula teach- er of lower grades in the Ollie school. M_r. and Mrs. C. Nelson visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson on Sunday. Mrs. Alfred Scheffer, Mrs. Gee. Hammond and Vm~a Scheffer mo- tored over to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kinsey Sunday and en- joyed a fine visit with Miss Eva and her mother. Eva wishes to thank the Sunshine this morning for the nice grapes sent her Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fulton were shoppers at Beach Sunday. Tom and Ed. Stark and Bill Na- arum left Friday with the stock train for Chicago. Little Larry Naarum was taken to Dr. Keller of Wibaux with a light Brown gelding, 5 years 1 Brown gelding 9 years Brown gelding 6 years • Black gelding 8 years oI~. • Gray gelding 10 years old Black gelding 14 years old horse, 10 years horse 4 years old mare 8 years old • Brown mare 4 years old Brown gelding 3 years old fillies, 2 years old ponies, 2 years, 6 months old Rambaulet ewes ,~ Rams COws giving milk, coming fresh in spring to be fresh in December Sow, weight 250 Shoats, weight 100 , , , ,, day. The U. B. Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Gibbons on Wednesday and tomorrow, Tuesday, they will meet again with her to help celebrate her birthday, There is lots of fun these days for those receiving invitations to a lun- cheon at Mrs. gee. Oldis' home on Tuesday. Each being requested to make a silk crazy quilt block, paying a penny for each piece put in. the one with the most pieces receiving all the blocks. Hope I win it, don't you? /-f°~ Mrs. A. Scheffer~,~and~N~s Verna were guests at the~N~e of Mr. and Mrs. Albert~aturday and at- tended the birthday party of Vybn- he, who was four years old, Sept. I5. About ten little folks were present and surely enjoyed themselves play- ing inside and out. Pictures were itaken, and lunch was served with a pretty birthday cake, representing a merry-go-round and cute gum drop tenney-weenie men. Vyonne receiv- ed many beautiful gifts, MACHINERY FAGE farm has proved its worth in mo~ than one way. Last week one morn- ing about 4:45 a. m. a skunk watt seen taking a drink out of it• word has rea/~ed her~.~na~ m'. and Mrs. Win. U~lee~I~ left la~ Monday from M~nesota for a vi~ in Iowa. On their trip to Minne- sota they visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Petty at Arlington, S. D., former residents of this community. Friends of Mr, and Mrs. Linger in Beach are grieved to learn of the death of their son Maynard. Maynard had many friends in this community who wish to extea~l their most sincere sympathy to grieved parents. FROM THE EDITOR OF THE AMERICAN BOY During the coming year. the boys of America will get a half-fare rate to adventure and fun! THE AMER- ICAN BOY~YOUTH'S COMPAN- ION, the nation's leading magazine for boys, formerly $2.00 a year, now costs $1.00. A three-year subscrip- tion, previously $3.50, costs only $2.00. attack of pneumonia. Grfffith Ogden Ellis, editor of Miss Mildred Funk of Golva was SUNSET SENTINEL THE ^~mcAN BoY, brings an overnight guest of Miss Christine Jakins Tuesday. Miss Fuuk teaches ........ the hearty assurance that the new ' the Olson school wes~ of Carlyle far number of local eo le prices will in no way affect the ed- • A ge P P itorial contents of the magazine. It Miss Eleanor Slater one. of. the drove to Wibaux last Sunday to take / High school teachers of Ollie ts s~ar~- . ........... will be as large, as beautifully print- . . . Im me oau games oe~ween wmaux ed, as full of high-spirited lng a glee club for the boys ann g~rts ~ ......... ~ .,~.^ ,-~,~. of the High school. / Lure as ever. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Peeling and The young folks from around here I "THE AMERICAN Miss June Emerson were guests at attended the dance in Sentinelf ship has been no the Chas. Nelson home Sunday. Butte Saturday night. Every one states. "We Election of Sunday school officers reports a fast time. on the firm deserve at the U. B. church are as follows: Mr. Sequoya Harlen from Medora a magazine any pubilca- Superintendent C. M. Fulton; assis- was a guest of Ervin Ueckert last Lion for So we use the tant superintendent, Ed. Kruger; secretary, Juanita Ballard; assistant secretary, Harold Fulton; organist, Ada Bovey; assistant organist, Rose Stuart; treasurer and chorister. Ed. I The U. day Tom aprons for Mrs. refreshments were ~WagoagOns and racks " agon and triple box n and header box TERMS CASH and Mrs. Ed. week end. best ~ well- Charley Kramer is work for the big- driveway for his We send our staff in grand shape, the country digging and then facts of science, which he world-famous explor- goes to show to coaches and athletes. be expecting encourage and assist our rain this to go everywhere for mate- Alvin Haiti, Africa, the South S.B. bring back adven- Wantke American boys. We hire in the He is on hobbies and boy problem~ pe, Owner e. J. Edkins, Clerk Sioux Miss Ander- M. Matson of Clara Baker and daughter, Mrs. Henry Devorac and ............ - - = = = - = -- =-",' husband of Santa Cruz, Calif., were CARLYLE I guestsat the W. Blue home Sunday Mrs. Jessie Klnsey of Beach Vis- &ND 3OUTH VALLEY ited at Henry Kinsey's home on Sun- OMISSION In the item last week covering the funeral of Mrs. Peder Hartse of Carlyle an unintentional omission was made by the Advance of the names of her three brothers living boys and young men. steps account for our posltlo~ Frank ;urns is: now as the quality magazine for boy~, new and we shall continue to take through them." Ervln Ueckert was a caller at the Twelve issues of fun and excite- Henry Helm and Frank Dykins ment for $1.00! Three ygars for farms Monday. $2.00! Spread the news among your Frank Dykins, Fred Smith and friends--and send your own sub- to get her husband into the car and rushed him to Beach where the bone was set and at present Mr. Oldis is doing as well as can be expected. An accident occurred on the high- way south of Golva Tuesday even- ing, which has almost completely wrecked the cars belonging to Gee. Han~o~ ~nd Wilbur Swan. On re- turning from a meeting Of the East- ern Star lodge at Beach Tuesday evening, Mrs. Hammond who was alone In her car, noticed a car com- ing directly at her. Tre coming car driven bY William Swan struck the front wheel and fender;~)f her car and it seems so alm~ impossible when two cars are j~ashed up as they were and th~ people escape unhurt, that ~t ts~deed a meracle. Miss Baile~ o~fWibaux has been nursing at tht~home of Dr. Sutter during his illness. We are pleased to report he is improving. A farewell party was given for James Westergaard at the home. of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lyles the ps~gt week. Jim left for his home In Berkeley, Calif. Death has again come to our little town and this time took Mrs. Olive Davis, mother of Mrs. C. R. Stewart of Carlyle and G. 2". Davis of Great Falls, Mont. She had not been feel- ing well for a short time and Thurs- day she had a sinking spell from which she did not rally and passed away about three o'clock that morn- int. Mr. and Mrs. glen Davis came Thursday from Great Falls, and Mrs. Helen Dunstan, tt daughter from Mlssoula• came Friday. The body will be taken to PAver l~lls, Wisconsin, and the funeral will be held Tuesday. Mrs. Davis was loved by all who knew her and the rela- have the heart felt sympsthy ~f a host of neighbors*and friends. A. E. ~cheffer left Friday wit~ a carload of horses for Falrv!ew, Ill, Eddy Quaale were business callers in Beach Monday. Emil Welner was a caller at the I Wm. Ueckert farm last Tuesday. I The Lily Pool on Bill Ueckerts seription direct to THE AMERICAN BOY, 7430 Second Blvd., Detroit, Michigan• Service on your subscrlp- tion will start with the l~ue you specify. 20-1t. • -IN IIII III Having decided to quit farming, I will sell at a Pub. lic Auction 27. miles north of Beach, 7 miles south of Trotters on hghway No. 16, the following property. 'Friday ., Sale starts at 10 I • IIII III LIVESTOCK 1 Bay mare and colt, weight 1300 1 Black mare and colt, weight 1200 1 Brown gelding, weight 1300 1 Bay gelding, weight 1500 1 Roan saddle horse, weight 1100 130 Ewes and lambs 2 Rams 6 Pigs 3 Young cows 5 Head young cattle 150 Chickens 3 Turkeys MACHINERY 1 8-Ft. Keystone drill 1 6-Ft. Van Brunt drill 1 14-Inch Emerson gang plow 1 300-Egg incubator II - - - - Free lunch at noon A 1 8-Ft. Tandem disc 1 8-Ft. McCormick.Deering binder 1 10-Ft. Hay rake 1 McCormick-Deering mower 1 5-Section Boss harrow 2 Bob sleds 1 Wagon and rack 1 Wagon and box 1 2 Vz-H. P. Economy King engine 1 Little Wonder feed mill 1 Feed cutter 1 Grindstone 3 Sets harness and collars 1 Stock saddle 1 Blacksmith forge 1 Mollette cream separator 6 Oil barrels 1 Hog house Some household goods and other things too numerous to mention. I I I TERMS OF SALE CASH. Nothing taken til setted for Art Kammerer J. E. Trollope, Auctioneer P.