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THE BEACH, N. D., ADVANCE
PAGE FIVE
ORWEGIAN
UTHERAN TO
OCT. 4-7
Convention To Be
Held In Minneapolis; Dr. A.
J. Aasgaard Will Speak On
Interesting Subjects.
the interest of our NarweZtan
constituency we print the
• ent us by the Norweg'm~a
Church of America,
at Mlnneal~iS:
The National Convention of Sun-
~hool t~.~chers in the IW~frwe-
Lutheran Church of America
be held in Minneapolis, Minn.,
4th to 7tI% ~Ccordi~Qg to an
from the office of
J. C. K. Preus, educational dir-
The conve~tion sessions will
held in Central Lutheran chumh
~venue and Grant street.
There are mo~ than 15,000 te~h-
in the Sunday schools in the
;~lurch of Am-
end ,the enrollment of "pupils
145~I~0, Dr. "Preus said.
opening session Thursday
October 4th, will be ad-
=by the Rev. H. P. (~rtmsby,
president of ~the sun~
scllodl board and ~by Dr. J. ~.
Their subjects will :be
Spiritual Objectives of t~e
and "The Scope:of
School Work."
Pour seminars or group mee~ngs
the Eollowing ~day,
sessions in the forenoon and in
Mrs. JAr!erie. ~mde~-
Bethlehem Lutheran church,
has been assigned as
of seminar I., comprising
roll, kindergarten and
r departments. The ~Rev. T.
Thorsom, C~, will conduCt
:IL, comprlsi~g the catech-
aud department.
tea~ers are Mr. N. N.
Minneapolis, ~sem~inar
:the post-~ation
~and~Dr. J. C.2K. Pret~
, :SmEIay sch~l admln-
meetings continue Sat'-
rand Sn ~t~ afternegn :reput~
~ld recommendatio~m
t ,the four seminar grasps will l~e
to the eawrention.
convention program includes
t address Friday evening by Dr. ~.
Aasgaard, president of the Nor-
convention clo~s~wvlth an
Sunday school rally
afternoon and evenin~,-:ak)-
"Sth.
OLVA CLOTHING
: (Continue~ from ]~age one)
to raise money'f~r our d~Ir~-
seconU Tear we ~had twe~
the :~hird y~ar eleven
our fourth year we had nine.
the.~econd yea~" we obtain--
from the State Fair a~
Forks. The winners were
Anthony on a ~hree-piece
Cleone~rl on~a:~onse dre~
remodeled dress an~1
Schtl~e on pa~nas.
third year Dorothy Fischer
prize on~remodele~ ~silk ,dress.
~urth year AzalLa Hammond~
~a p~ze on a four-piece outfit!
the four -years !b,mfldes -our
meetings, we have had two
delegates, :~Cleone
Azalta ~[ammond have at-
£1ae convention Week at Far-
expect ~o send one again
Tear.
we feel that :the ;four
been very profitable tb
We have not only learned to
(but also how to conduct meet-
md ~ae habits .of good gt~oni-
Hammond, secretary of
Clothing club.
,ITS FISC£~, TEAR
church (ff
closed its fiscal year, Sunday,
16th thus completing a
and happy year for
was a most gratifying in-
in membership of 26, bring-
present membership of the
to 139. For the first
several years the benev0-
was ~aid in full, the
salary was paid in full, all
bills paid and money in the
was also a fine increase in
school, as well as in all
the church.
Nelson has been Just
church, corn-
Calif., and in
has accomplished a great
church, with the full
cooperation of his par-
AWARDS PRIZE
Harlan Reed of Dickinson
a Beach visitor Wednesday,
~the came down to give a re-
the Dorcas Society at the
club convention and to
Pexi¢le with her essay
8he Is the chairman
, Divial0~ of the
B[AClt WOHA$
(Continued from page one)
"Our District Friends," sung by the
Beach Woman's club chorus. Mrs.
Hudson then introduced the toast-
master of the evening, Mrs. Evea
Pericle, who then presented the rest
of the program.
First was a lovely vocal selection,
"Venetian Nights," sung by the MOtt
Choral club, followed by a talk-en-
titled "Headlights," given by Mrs.
E. L. Simmons of New ~land.
Next was a very clever vocal duet
~ung by Mesdames Z~er and
Menke. Then another talk, "Foot-
lights," by Mis~ Constance West fol-
lowed by songs~ "I Pained bY ~n~ur
Window" and "The Sweetest Story.
Ever Told," by Mrs. J. P. Cain of
Dickinson. Mrs. Dale from Rhame
then gave a short talk entitled
"Searchlights." Miss Marion Fair-
child sang two selections, "Love Is
~ike tl~ Dawn,~ ~Y Ca~an, and
"A Little Yellow Dog." Mrs. ,Delo
Logan followed with a talk on "S~n-
light." Near tl~e end of the program
a musical skit was given by the B.
H. S. Sextette, in costume, with was
charming. The last thing on the
arogram v~s a club music ~con~est
given under the direction of Mrs.
Menke which was most inreresting.
Three clu)bs participated, the Mo~
;Homemakers club win~ing first
prize, the musical selection given by
the He~inger club also Winning f~rSt
prize, ~he vote being a tie.
AccOmpanists were Mrs. Ellinger,
Marie Keohane and .Mrs. C. D. Carl-
son..
W~dnesday morning the proceed-
ings were opened With a breakfast
for ~he :la~h~es at ~ o'clock :at the
G0]den Valley hotel, Club Presi-
dents with State President, Mrs.
J~hn Knauf.
rest of ~tl~e prog~ml of }~e
~l~y was held in the M. E. chu~h
mtditorium and ~as as.~rilows:
8:30 ~.Board meeting.
9 :~) Call to ,~der.
Flag salute, Evelyn S~inner, MInT
?iHelen Niece, ~orothy :Noyes Of the
~irl Scouts, :Beach.
!Invocation,' Rev. E. V. May.
Assembly singing, h~d by Mrs.
;Fred Mutschelknaus.
Collect, Mrs. T. E. Hudson.
~2giffdzas cO~ '.Wek~a~, :Mr..'A.-:M.
.Kuhfeld.
Response, Mrs. R. T. Heywood.
Talk, Mrs. Boleym
Reading rf minutes and rel~Zt
~treasurer, mrs. R, T. ~rawford.
Report ~ district president,
,Geo Gall~ay.
":Repor~ ~ff cred~ls com~mlttee
:Mrs. Jas. Donaldson.
In¢ormal ballot, e~ction of histor-
ian.
Masi~ ~r'io, Mort Monday ~c
club.
Address, Mrs. John Knauf.
Report of district :~hairmem.
Vocal solos, "The Golden ]Key"
:and "*~ ~ttle .~Bit ¢~ ~Heavem~ ,]~rs.
C. G. Elllnger.
Address, Dr. Maysill Williams.
Readlz~g, '~rhe ~ of the Esa'th"
Mrs. Nell .Robinson.
Luncheon, serve~ by the Meth-
odist Ladies' Aid.
Call: t~ ,order.
Assembly singing.
Address on International R~tla-
tigriS, Mrs. Arthur Selke.
Vcc~1~lo, Mrs.:L.:R. Menke.
Formal ballot.
Insignia of district, representative
for Mrs. H. O. pearee, Mrs. 1~.. J.
-Wetnberger.
Report of presidex~s.
Address, "present Day Peace t~z-
ards" Mm. A. R. M~ller.
Report of committees.
Unfed busine~.
Announcement of honor roll.
Invitation for 19~ meeting
~uelah.
Reading ~f minutes.
.:Repo~ :t~f pro~ :building
~sst.
1
CAMEL'S HUMP
HOMEMAKERS
A new homemakers club was or-
ganized last Thursday, Sept. 13th. at
the Mrs. constant Van Horn home.
Twelve ladies were present. The of-
ficers were elected as follows: Mrs.
Constant Van Horn, president; Mrs.
Ray Brier, vice president; Mrs.
Ross Johnstone, secretary and treas-
urer. A lovely lunch was served af-
ter the meeting was over. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. Mat Decker on Thursday, Oc-
tober 4th.
Miss Luella Hollenbeck is doing
the houshold duties at the Mrs. R.
Johnstone home.
Johnny Honnold, Ray Brier and
Clyde Myers motored to Beach on
business last Wednesday. They had
dinner a~ the farter's home. County
Agent Russell and Bill Carew were
also ~here.
Some hor~e buyers'were callers
last Thursday at tl~ Decker and
Teseher places.
Mrs, John Hon~old, sr. is the
proud owner of a new Washington
maehin 'purchased from C. J. Eng-
lund of Sentinel Butte.
Sam Rogers was a c~iier a.t the
Constan~ Van Morn home Thursday. t
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Brawn antll
little daughteX motored to Beach on
Tuesday.
Dorothy Brier took care of tlie
Johny Honnold children Saturday
night while they and Mr- and ~rs.
]~esmond ~Ionold and ~y attended
the old time dance in Sentinel
Butte.
A sur@rlse party was given Thurs-
day evening at the Casper Berg
home im the Twin ~ ~vt~Rty .in
honor of Helmer Berg a brother of
the Berg boys, who is from Min-
neeot~ and them a visit.
and
GO, VA ........ ]LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Harold Oldis presented• her
Prof. Donald Fraser of near De-
husband with a seven-pound daugh-
troit Lakes, arrived Thursday to ter last Monday morning at the
take charge of the school at Golva. Beuson home. The little Miss an-
Supt. Wentland brought him out, swers to the name of Delorls Gladys.
having met him at the train Wed-
nesclay night. Mr. Fraser is a pleas- Mrs. Doblar has been improving
ant man to meet and will no doubt rapidly the past two weeks and
handle the school to.. the s~atlsfaction hopes soon to be back home attend-
of all as he has h~kL~.~ven years of ing to her household duties.
teaching ~ . .:~--, Mr. and Mrs. Louis'-Odland and
experience.
Casey Higgins is reported as not son, Louis, Jr., left for Fargo last
feeling so well and will go to Roch- Monday, the senior Odlands for a
ester to consult his physiclan in a visit and Louis to 'enter his Junior
short time. year in the school of engineering at
Philip Page came out Sundya eve- the A. C. Lois Odland drove with
them as far as Beifield where she
ning with a truck load of fruit and stopped off to visit with friends for
left early Monday morning accom- a few days.
pnaied by-his mother, Glen Page,
who expects to visit for a time at Mrs. Bessie Welch and grand-
Dickinson. daughter left Tuesday morning on
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weinrels have the early morning train for Holland,
returned home from Aberdeen S.D., Michigan, where they will visit Mrs.
Weich's daughter for two weeks.
and Mrs. W. is feeling pretty good. Mr. apd Mrs. Richard Knnedy are
It was not necessary fc~ her to re-
main in the hospital only during the parents of a fine boy born at
the Beach hospital Sept. 14th.
her operation, which proved to be a
Mrs. Tony Hudecek was taken to
sma~l tumor.
the Beach hospital Tuesday night
Lorena Hl~Ird resigned her posi- for medical treatment.
tion in the Hillside schcol and start-
~d teaching in the Jack Fasching Mr. and Mrs. Ray Zinsli of Sen-
~trict September IV, she is board~ tinel Butte are the happy parents of
ing with Mrs. Ziebarth. Miss Theo- a. young son born to them at the
flora Maanum acce~ted the Hlllgt~l~ Beach hospital Sept. 13th. Both
school and also ~arted school t~re mother and baby are doing well.
The Reach Homemakers club met
MondaF~ at the home of Mrs. Dart Cox on
ProL Fraser, Dick Carew and Tues~ty afternoon and all enjoyed
Homer Madison went to Wibaux on
a m~st pleasant ~fternoon. Mrs. A.
Sund]ay when I~ick and Hmaa~r play= M. ~chmitz read a paper on "Feed
ed ball with the Beach team. Homer y~ur Teeth," which was received
pitched two ~games. Mrs. Madison
w~th much interest. Late in the af-
an~ Anna May visited ~riends in
ternoon the hostess served a dainty
Be~.~ch during the afterrmon, luncheon.
After a ~elightful v~t with rela-
~t~ves in Washington, Mr. and Mrs.
• ~ank S~OUboe and ~le daughter
returned home Saturday. They stop-
Raed enr~te for a v~ with Mr. anfl
Mrs. H. C. Wledow of Harlowton,
Ethel and Flore~e Ralsler are at-
tending school and boarding at J.
L. T~hida's. ~e~ne Fischer boards
with Mrs. Page. There is a large
:of freslma~.
Nearly all of Golva and v~inity
eex~t to Besr~.'~aturday ~ there
was not man~ parking places left
near the maimmtreets there ~ere so
Miss Lores~ Hurd v]s~hed her
f~iend Miss ~i~l~dys ~ from
Thursday to Sunday, an~ enjoyed
visiting Gh~IY's school :l~ay. She
~ea~hes in ~e 'Eck school.
Miss Rul~"~larin is te~A~ing
returned /tom their ~alifornia trip
last week and ~brought Alfreada
Lardy hame wi~ ;has 2men :he!ping
Florence ~are for the ~ol'm, children
during ~heir a~.
Mr. an~ Mrs. John Hannold :mo-
tored to Beach on Frhiay. They
brought Imck Mmade with them as
she is atSmading :High ~1 ii~
Sentinel Rutte.
Mr. and Mrs. ~ :Br~wn atten~
ed the ~e in ~.~entinel Butte on
Saturday night.
Howard Wan Hm:n, ~ Mo~i~
and Bud Myers have been rounding
up horses Lately o~ in ~ TAils.
Mrs. Clyde Myers and Pearl were
visitors at Ray Brier's Saturday af-
ternoon.
Albert Gallus and 5olin Hougem
were, (~lva callers
(Y~erd~ Curl has been
throat ~rouble and hls
him to Beach to con~mlt
which was diad~osed
swoilLm ~glan~.
Harry Sites
by returning from
of the week/he
here 'for some time
With his mephew,
Bud Haigh has gone
Wlscauatn
is taking.care of his
The ~adies of the
are planning one of
card ~m'tics next
would 2tim to meet all
there for a sociable time
be dancing for the young
Adjournm~at, 4 e'cl~k. '1 WhO are doing the earpentex work
--DNFER~ CE AT~] at Ray Brier's Saturday afternoon.
U.B. CHURL~H CONFE EN :t Guy Honnold, Ole Sanyig, :Linfred
~l[R(~ SEPTEI~]~ER 19 ~ [ Ness and Chas. Rilea, who have been
employed with the ~ camp Ln
United Brethren
The annus~l [ Minesota and eastern North Dakota
church conference will be held at
returned home for a couple of days
Circle, Mont,, ~thls year, ~beginning[ ~isit. They expect to return to camp
Wednesday, September 19th, and T~esday.. Ole Sanvig visited at the
confirming throughout this week un-
til Sunday the 23rd.
Bishop I. D. Warner will ,preside
at the conference. Representative
of general interest to the church will
be the attendance ~f Dr. O. 2". Dee-
vet, general secretary of the board
of Christian Education. of Dayton,
Ohio. Rev. W. B. Nelson of Beach
has been appointed secretary of the
conference-
Those going from here as dele-
gates from the church will be Mr.
D. C. Kinney, Mrs. E. A. IAvermore,
from the Women's Missionary socie-
ty, Mrs. W. B. Nelson and Miss Al-
ma Bovey. There will also be one
delegate from Trotters, Miss Grace
Sperry.
25 BOYS REPORT AT B. BL S. FOR
PRACTICE
Twenty-five candidates reported
for football practice. Seven letter-
men were lost from last year's SClUad
by graduation or failure to return to
school, and prospects are only fair,
Coach M. J. Tobias said.
Seven veterans back are Ralph
Johnny Honnold home while here.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Haugse and
children were Sunday visitors at the
Johnny Honnold home.
Vern Hoffman and Kenneth Lar-
son are employed at the Page My-
ers home.
Marjorie Myers was helping Mrs.
Ma~ Tescher on Saturday with her
housework.
Mrs. Joe Downs left on Monday
for California as her mother isn't
well It is hoped her mother will
be much better when she arrives.
Mrs. Bud Mye~s and Jean motor-
ed to George Franzen's Sunday to
get Augusta to make a visit and
help with the work for some time.
Charlie Rilea was a visitor 5n
Sunday at the John and Johnny
Honnold homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Downs.motored
to Beach on Saturday.
The Schools opened 1Mr week on
Monday with Herman Dictz as
teacher at the Camels Hump school
and Miss Ethel Walker the Twin
Butte school and Miss Victoria Zie-
llnski the Plain View school.
Ruth Moore and Duane Brier
The many friends of the
family of Beach sympathize
them deeply in their recent sorrow.
M~erfl ~ ~manY warm friend~
among the younger set at Golva.
A large number attended the sad
funeral of the little Fasching girl
Thursday at the Catholic church.
The Faschings have the heart felt
sympathy from all in Golva in the
sudden death of their only daugh-
ter. Two brothers and a sister of
Mr. Fasching from Winsted, Minn.,
came to attend the funeral.
Miss Irene Y~orenz was at Beach
Gem
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Reeve and Mr.
and Mrs. Pat Birmingham
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
M. Flanagan of Trotters.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Schmltz
daughter Lucile and son Bud,
turned from their trip last
day. While away the Scltmltz'
ited at Michigan points, saw
fair, w~J_ch all enjoyed very
and also visited ~ WiSconsin.
Mrs. Henry Clark le~t for
ALPHA
(Edna Wassmann, Reporter)
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fasching
and son Frank Faschtng and Mrs.
Frank Bayiel from Winsted, Minn.,
~msts at the Andrew Kohler home.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hogoboom
and son Bobble were v~fitors at the
M. B. ~Iogoboom h~l~e Sunday.
Andrew Kohl~nd R. L. John-
ston ~ent t~ach Monday after-
noon ~ truck load of salt for
Mr. Jol~Sston. "
Miss Theodora Maanum is teach-
attended the funeral of their niece ling the Hillside school and is stay-
little Marie Ann Fasching. I ing at the Gloyd Bury home,
Al. Irons and daughter Lillian and
Daisy Wassmann were at Beach on[AMERICAN LEGION
business Tuesday. i AUXILIARY ROUNDUI~
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Knopp were I ---
overnight guests at A1. Iron's Mon-i Roundups in the Sixth District of
day. ]
The Birthday club met with Mrs. the Auxiliary will be held at Ne~
] EngLand, September 27th at 2 p. m,
Nick
Gamroth
Thursday
afternoon.
and at Mandan. September 28th, a~
Two conSe-sts were given by Mrs. T. ~2 p. m.
A. Wor~pka and Mrs. Ed. Shoen• [ Mrs. A. M. Hammes, New England,
Mrs, Harry Wassmann and Mrs.] Sixth District Committeewoman,
Oloyd Bury won high prize and Mrs. will preside at these meetings and
A. J. Ziebarth and Mrs. Harry Wass- officers and chairmen ~ho will be
man low. A delicious lunch was
served by the hostess•
Mrs. A. F. Irons and daughters
Nellie and Lillian were dinner guests
at the John Irons home Sunday.
Edith Carew spent Wednesday at
the Tony Barthel home.
Mrs. Wm. Carew returned Sunday
from the Dickinson hospital where
she had an Rperation. She reports
she is feeling quite well, but rather
weak.
Leslie :Howard and Lloyd Waes-
mann were Sunday business callers
at the H. A,Bury home.
Andrew Kohler ~ass- 1
mann went to~nday m.%n-I
lng takingj~ girls ba~ to scno~ [
Mr. a~,~_rs. ,~nurew fu~cnm.~]
i~ hon ~ All attended ,~hureh in
~olva ~~ n~ay morning./"
Mlss~ i~ and~illlan
were Su d~eve~in~lsitors
Andrew ~o~ler ~0~.
Mr. ~ td Mrs.~Rndrew
and sc , Frank
Frank : ~yiel and Mr.
Jack 1~ ~hing and sons
day di~ ~r guests at
Drewnl~ ~home.
Mr. an~ Mrs. A. and
daughters were SUnday
at the Joe Myers
ex~l, ~ yesterda:y murning,
having rec~ word of the death
of a starer residh~g ?~hel~. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Fasc'hing and
C~lark's man~ fflends extend d6ep family spent Sunday afternoon at
the Robert Sonnek home.
Louis Odland is having his home A.G. Fasching and Robert Son-
red~. C. J. Eide and son nek were in Carlyle on business on
Cornell are doing the work. Monday,
George ~hristensen, accompanied Miss Lorena Hurd is staying at
IA~ T~owe]ew2ki un~l Miss Ade- the A. Z. Ziebarth home while she
line S~houboe left Saturda~y for is teaching the Harding school,
~De~ =" ~" ~..~.~^ ,~.~ ..~i+o~, Mrs. Daisy Wassmann and Miss
..... nd famil-" Mr and Mrs ,~urs. ~. ~angue,~ o ~ ,, ~ vo-
aaugn~er a y, • • ~_.
~}raUt Dennis. M n
~.~ ~', ~ mmo~ ~t-r~ ~l~t-I a y attended the funeral of lit-
........ ............... tl Marl
.,~,n ~nt. 1,u~t q~hursdav where she[ e e Ann FasChing. Sympatl~y
~fIH' vi~t-Twlth'~'a~t "~ Fuller I is extended to the bereaved parents
. " " and relatives
expects ~0 visit other relatives at] M B - : -- '"
l-iogoDoom Was a ~eacn vis
~ther ymints returning in about two|itor "Sa'turda
weeks | y afternoon and even-
-- : ............. "~---~" Via ling Miss Dorothy Hogoboom re-
................. • ~.. /~urnmg home with him She start
l~;or •L'v~saay nzgn~ zr~,m A~vw ~e-~ . • • -
lana, .......... Twaxmg a vm~ at the Advance .._lea teaching, at. the Wosepka school
Monaay morning
u~fice Mr ~conneily is a represent-|
• " -- .......... ~ A F Irons and son Warren and
ative of the orea~er ~orm A~a~om, • •
ILewis Knapp were Sunday dinner
school as
guests at the McManigal home.
"Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wassmann
were Sunday afternoon and supper
and lives
in the ball
in town
busy arranging for
supper and pro-
night.
Maggie Campbell died at her
s~n~ home in Spokane the 8th of
September. Just ten years ago she
was a~ Golva several weeks and ap-
parently in good health, but the at-
tending physician said she had can-
[cer for many years, although she
did not suffer any pain. Her death
came as a surprise to her many
friends here.
Mrs. Wallace Hurd has secured aI
position in the Amidon schools. I
Louis Fasching and family, Ed. i
Nistler and wife, Jack Fasching and1
family and brothers and sister from]
Winsted. Minn.. were dinner guests
at the Louis Drewniak home•
ter
world and CARL
JACK OAKIE,
ELLINGTON and his
speakers will include Mrs. J. A. Hof-
to, Minot, department chairman,
Mrs. R. M. DePuy, Jamestown. de-
par~men~ secretary, Mrs. E. C.
Thomas, Hettinger. departmen~
chairman of Constitution, by lawS
and legislation, and Mrs. Bernard S.
Nickerson, Mandan, past depart-
ment president.
These meetings are very informal,
giving instruction to the units and
offering an opportunity for exchange
of ideas for the benefit of all. All
eligible women, are invited to at-
tend. A social meeting will follow
the sessions.--Mrs. R. M. DePuy, de-
partment publicity chairman.
MARKETS
Wednesday Afternoon
Wheat ....................... $ .94
Flax ......................... 1,Sg
Rye ........................... 6~
Oats ......................... .41
Barley ....................... ~I
Butter .................... ..,22
Eggs ......................... 21
Cream ........ sour, 22c~, s~set 24
Read it in the Advance firs[, i
Ill Ill ± ~ I
Reconditbn Your
Hair Before Your
Fall
Soap le~Oil ShLampoo~ n~/t (te
especi~!~ for us I~r a FrenCh
noppe
Phone 126
F. T. Reynolds Co.
I
Apples At Carload Cheap-
est In the City
We Always Have Merchandise, We
Out!
85c
25c
oes, Red
Heart
T. Laun
Canteloup, large ............. 10c
OTHER VEGETABLES, FRUITS
Bananas, Grapefruit, Cranberries,
Oranges, Lettuce, Sweet Potatoes
Celery
Jones, Donald Miller and Clarence
Knezevich, backs, and Robert Perk-
ins, Glen Fakler, Glendon Carlson
and Maurice Hardy, linemen.
The season's schedule has not been
completed but games are being ar-
ranged with Belfield, Sentinel Butte
and Dickinson in North ]Dakota, and
' w~th ~N.er ~d W~lm~x, Montana.
started to school last week at the
Camels HumP school.
George l~anzen is tak_ing his chil-
dren and Henry Franzen s children
by car to the Twin Butte school ev-
ery day.
ADVANC~ ADS Cgrr mmULT~
Also BETTY BOOP in HA! HA! HA!
News Reel
7:30 and 9:00 P.M. -:- Adults 35e
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