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SEPTEMBER 27. 1934
THE BEACH. N. D.. ADVANCE
PAGE SEVEI~ "
Assigned to
Rollins Stock
kinds of rolling
code names, and so re-
these to the railway man
invariably speaks of the re-
their code description,
Tit-Bits Magazine. A
of birds, beasts, flowers,
has thus been evolved
i readily understood. Among
i stock code names are:
truck open
A four-wheel double
to carry 14 tons of
etc.
O--Third-class 8-wheel
corridor, five closed and
compartments.
well-truck, fit-
vacuum, run in passenger
conveyance of vehicles on
wheels, such as huses,
to carry 15
Length 24 feet, 6 inches in
cattle wagon fit-
under-mentioned brake or
run In passenger trains.
large coy-
truck fitted with gas light-
three sliding doors each
Wheel base 18 feet.
of the words are used to
varieties of the particular
by the additlon of A. B. C.
station master at each of
stations in the kingdom
a copy of the Code book
rapidly decipher a men-
this strange language.
Terrier One
of Best of Show Dogs
body of the Yorkshire ter-
for the black button of
is hidden by the soft coat,
from the tip
nose to the root of the tall,
a writer in the Los An,
{Tlmes. ArttsUeally speaking,
of the long face-fall drops
head and muzzle like a
gold . . . and the hair of
falls from the back like
of steel blue. The short-
on the ears and legs Is
of development~ of
to have been
terrier---is typical of
! attempt to manufacture a
desire was apparently
the production of a dwarfed,
black-and-tan terrier,
with sporting instinct and
of unexcelled length and
foundation stock, the old
black-and-tan wlre-haired
said to be the original
• is supposed to have
To lengthen the coat
of Skye terrier blood
To impart softness
the. wiry texture of
without reducing its
the Maltese terrier was in-~
4. And to more closely ap- i
the "ideal" and tend to re-]
the black-and-tan coloring:
rdesdale terrier was enlisted, i
rants in Medieval Castla
t medieval castle servant~
d the steward, who was a
7dome or butler. There would
ov more cooks, depending
size of the establishment.
} weuld be scullions, butchers,
~ers, eellarers, cup bearers and
eellaneous crew of boys and i
ICing menlal work. More on]
kllltary side, 'but still serv-
Were the armorers, farriers,
~1 and groom. Every castle
priest, who also was a sort
evant. A priest might also
! almoner and scribe. There
a fool or Jester• There
maids, a housekeeper
The First Saddle
real saddle Is found in
Column of Theodosius
usually ascribed
end of the Fourth century A.
not known who invented
It was developed grad-
the ancients. The Greeks
at first, but a lit-
employed the saddle cloth.
pads or rolls seem to
added. In medieval
saddle was much like that
oriental saddle of today,
peaks before and behind•
saddle Is said to date from
of the TWelfth century,
Nelson Rali~
Nelson relies closely
with the Battle of
are atill In existence.
actual musket ball by
was killed. The ball
top part of the hero's
and entered the left shoul,
the ball a portion
gold lace and part of the
with a small piece
~wers found firmly attached
firmly that they mlgh!
part af the bullet when
Are Produetiva.
untmual in some parts
for a single pair of
to rear 20 to 30
course of a year. AS-
the annual product of a
24 young, of which half
and half males, and
that aH live, together
offspring, in ten years
prog~ would be ~
cARLYLE Survey Army Request1
0OUTH V&LLEY
Mrs. George Oldis entertained a
large number of ladies at her home
Tuesday at 1:30 o'clock luncheon.
The ladies all brought silk crazy
quilt blocks, each one paying a pen-
ny for each piece in the hock. The
ladies with the greatest number of
pieces received twenty blocks or en-
ough for a quilt, the balance of the
blocks are going to the next highest.
Mrs. A. Scheffer was lucky winner
for once, having 143 pieces in her
block. Mrs. Gloyd Bury of Alpha
was next highest with a number of
129 and Mrs. Bert Covert of Golva
next with 119 pieces. The lowest
being 27 pieces to the block. Mrs.
Bury received nine blocks. Contests
and a lovely luncheon were enjoyed
land the~proceeds which were $16.50
lwere t~led into the Sunshine
t ~reasury. Many thanks are due Mrs.
I Oldis.
/ A large number of South Valley
/ and Carlyle people took chickens to
Lhe cars at Beach and Golva Tues-
day.
Mrs. Anna Quale and daughter
Viola visited the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Novak.
Enphia and Grace Stark and Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Hayes of Baker were
dinner guests at the P. O, Esmay
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Conners and
family of Ollie visited with ,Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Larry of Marmarth on
Saturday.
Miss Peterson, Mrs. W. Hammond
and Eddie Peterson were business
visitors in Wibaux Friday.
A pleasant surprise was given to
Mrs. Claude Baker Sunday evening,
it being a birthday even~. Guests
were the Charles and Fay Shepard
families, Mx. and Mrs. A. R. Cagley,
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bryson, Mr. and Replying to the request of Gov-
Mrs. Carroll Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. ernor Theodore Green of Rhode
Tom Conners, ins Mary Parslow and Island that federal troops be
the Shepard sisters. A very pleas- i called out should national guards-
ant evening of games and converse- I men lose control of the textile
tion was reported, I strike situation in his state, Presio
Mr. and Mrs. I.~lie Fowler andI dent Roosevelt has revealed he
son are visiting E. M. Fowler and may send Secretary of War
I family. I "George Dern, top, and Major Gen-
Golva Sunshine society met on eral Fox Conner, below, of the
Wednesday with Mrs. Ed. Sheen of Boston army area, into Rhode
the Garner community. There was
a nice attendance of members and Island to investigate conditions,
friends to enjoy once more one of
Mrs. Shoen's excellent dinners. Our
next meeting will be on October 3rd
with Mrs. Bill Kremers of Burkey.
Mr. and Mrs, William Holstein
left Tuesday for their home in the
east after a pleasant visit at the
home of Mr. Holstein's sister, Mrs.
;C. G. Huffman. Joe Harp went
i with them and will visit relatives
iand friends in Wisconsin.
The hard time supper sponsored
'by the Oolva Sunshine society was
~hCd Thursday evening. There was
a very large attendaRcz which is been forced by the advance of civil-
much ~aDpreciated J~Y%q~e m~-ern~s ization to the status of a mere me-
and Wa-~s and~Ieans committe~~. chanic Superior Judge C. A. Batche-
Proceeds'ta~') in-fro-m-supper were I~lor, said Tuesday.
$28.53. w~e~tke this opportunity to 1~ E. C. Alt sued Barber A1. Harper
thank h~ose wile so kindly assisted i~or rent money, and attempted to
us with.uur program. Mrs. C. FuN ipttach the razors and other tools of
tor~ o£ Carlyle especially, who drill-~Earper's trade or profession to sat-
ed a~d put on two interesting plays, I isfy the debt.
one/being the illl~.j~=d "Bum]| The court ruled civilization has
So~g." T~Great ~meric~ Bum)' ] reduced the barber from the sur-
v, fin ~fpriz~ for/bes~ h~.'d tiv~ei geon-dentist-tonsorial artist-beauti-
~tu~e ~eco¢ing~ to the~ judas. I clan st~t~,~ he enjoyed long ago, and
er free r lly nd 1 h
frhere were o~h ~ ' , ~ lind [left him 'on y is tools and conver-
~ruly hard ti~e co~umes~ / I sation for the practice of his art."
The Sophlfimores 2fiitlate~~ the~ "Naturally," the court continued,
freshm~{~.-?l!ie sch0ol _/~*:iday "he is now a mechanic, and should
evem at he h~gh ~chool ~ildmg
"p,~ tfl ' ,. " this court deprive him of his tools,
The Usua stunts and good lmes on
/ la~sl l~ it is unlikely he could make a living
such cessions is reported/ . . " d only with his conversation. ~
M~:" Nolan Williams/ceteora~e
her birthday Sunday ~en a num-
b~ of neighbors a~friends gath- _ Ind,7 iNv;Te:v SthlileI lindU~s t~
erda. for a lovelg/f[inner. A pleas- ~am . g Y
ant ,~t~y~ed. various rivers, towns and villages
Mrs. Win. Swanbro and Mrs. W. are still in use, especially in Rhode
tIammond were pleasant callers of
Mrs. Oscar Keener Thursday. Re-
freshments were enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Moline were
shoPPing at Beach Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Minor and Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Hartse attended
the dance at Evergreen park Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs, Tom Fulton and
daughter Marion attended the Sun-
shine supper at Golva Thursday
evening.
barn Saturday evening.
Mrs. Melvin Hartse and daughter
visited at the H. B. Fisk home Sun-
day.
The four schools in district num-
lber 16 began Monday,
_Mrs. Ed: Novak consulted doctors
at Dickinson Saturday.
BARBER JUST MECHANIC,
JUDGE SAYS IN RENT SUIT
Seattle, Sept. 18.--The barber has
Island. Others may be found such
as Monongahela and Wappacoma
In West Virginia and Youghiogheny
and Allegheny in Pennsylvania, the
last named state being rich in Ger-
man names. Eastern New York is
liberally supplied with Dutch
names, Louisiana with French. and
Florida and California with those
of Spanish origin.
Stone Age Village Found
After years of exploration and ex-
cavation on a site near Briansk,
There was a school board meet-
ing at the William Kremer home on Crimea, U. S. S. It., what Is believed
Saturday evening, six to have been a large settlement
Mr. and Mrs. Hartse were ~ of Stone age men was found. More
O'clock dinner guests at the Bur-I than 100,000 objects have been col-
lected.
gette home Saturday.
Mrs. Ward Fisk was operated up-
on for-appendicitis Thursday a~ the iSTATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION}
I Baker hospital, lteeeipts In General Fund
E N Sa~ford left. Cash in General Fund (in
Mr. and Mrs. • • . . I hands of District Treasur-
Frlda for a visit with their cn~- er and excluding Sinking
i " Y Fund) July 1, 1933 ............ $1,697.16
I dren in Minnesota. " .... h" ] Total amount receiv-
Sunday evening was me last mg ~ ed during year
of roller skating .... ment of state Tu- .....
. • at Carlyle and | from apportion-
t manv are going to miss tnis pleas- ition Fund ............ ¥ 17;L~
- I Total amount re-
ant entertainment, ceived during year
from apportion-
ment of County
Tuition Fund ........ 191.}~
~mount received
during year from
Taxes Levied by
District School
Board ...................... 4,010.43
kmc unt received
during year from~
Revenue Receipts 179.71
'uition from other
directors $101.80.
Interest on depos-
its $7.80. Co. Pen.
and h~torcst $70 ll.
Total amount received hY
School Treasurer during
.............. $4,555.83
the year ...............
Grand total amount received
by School District Treas-
urer including cash on
hand .................................... $6.252.99
EXPENDITURES OF OENERAI,
• FUND
Amouut. Paid During Year fog ~lke
FolloWtlg l~IrlPOmel t
General Control.
(School Board Sal-
Mrs. Wilbur Hammond spent ]
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs,
Stryzwski who is still quite ill.
Miss Celma Haagenstad was an
over night guest at the L. H. West
home Friday.
A fine baby girl, Delores Gladys
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Oldis at Beach, Monday, September
17. Mrs. Schroeder visited with her
daughter Sunday at Beach.
Kathryn Swanhro, who teaches
north of Wibaux, attended conven-
tion at Wibaux the latter part of
the week and spent the week end
with home ,folks, Mrs. Swanbro is
recovering nicely from her recent
operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hammond,
attended the d~ee at Jim ~r~l'$
l
aries and Ex-
penses) ............... 4.$ 212.10 ~
Instructional Se f~i* J ~f
ice. (Teaci~ I ~'~
Salaries $1,93~, t ~ ~
Text Books $9~5 I ~ ~/
Library Books I •
$:L75. Supplies | "
$60.15, Teachers' I
Retirement Fund
$44.44) ...................... 0a7.60
Anxiliary Agencies.
(Transportation ~[!
$39.90. Tuition
$313.50, Miscellan-
eous $10.93 ............ 364.33
Operation of Plant. (.''
(Fuel $127.49.
Supplies $27.45) .. 1~
Maintenance o f
Plant (Includes
,keep and re-
|
upgee,
pairs) "'r" ................ 384.67 .
Fixed Cha ges. (I11- ~
[ eludes |i~sura~e : ] ~"
rents e~d~ ~ " " 36 7
Capttal ~ ~)utl~/~.
(Ne~ eqb,~pm~nt .. 6.05 ~r~
|Debt S~rvic~.L~War - I ~
| ~ran~ ~, opt.dtanding |
I f~Jul~ ~/193~3 ............. 34.90
If~tal ~ount Paid During
~chd[ol kYear by District
~l,r ea's u r~e r ................ . .......... $3,251.30
] R~'2CEIPTS AND ]~X.IPENDITURES
k~q~INKING AND I/N~~EST FUND
t~ecetpts .................. '..2~ f.i-..--i. $ 5~.30
~. ~Expenditures ..;..~ ........ ~.~2:_.:~... 5~ !.50
] G l~N"O TOT~r~. B~ANCE~
I Gr~d Tot~tl Re~s . ......... $ 6,~f2 ~.29
I GrSn'~lTotai EXlfel~ditures _;; ]BgiTf~80
I Gr~ndt Tota~ Cash}on Ha~ | ~
{ ~,,,~oth l~und.M~ June 3~. | ~
{934\ ............ ~,...~{ ........~....[ 3 J)51~.49
State\of Nc,ktfi'~l~otb~. (~u,|ty of
Golden ~qalley,\]:~v¢~e~ ~trll~y ~chool
DistrictlNo. 16,~tss~ ' ] " / .
I do holemnly swear (hat ~p the
best of my knowledg/$ and belief the
within is a true and| correct report.
l of all moneys receive~l and paid out
by me as School Treasurer.
GEe. E. HAMMOND,
Treasurer of Lower Valley School
District No. 16.
Subscribed and sworn .to before
me this 10th day of July, 1934.
EDNA HAMMOND.
Director.
ISTATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION)
Receipts In General' Fund
Cash in General Fun'd (in
hands of District Treas-
urer and excluding sink-
ing Fund) July 1, 1933 .... $ 520.64
Total amount re-
ceived during year
from apportion-
ment of State Tu-
ition Fund ........... $ 55.77
Total amount re-
ceived during year
from apportion-
ment of County
Tuition Fund ........
Amount received
palrs'~ .................... 156.84
Fixed Charges. (In-
cludes insurauce,
rents, etc.) ............ 35 50
Capital Outlay.
(New Sites) .......... 80.43
Total Amount Paid During
Year by District Treasur-
er ............................................ $1.672.76
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
IN SINKINIG AND INTEREST
FUND
Receipts ...................... t ............. $ 934.06
Expenditures .......................... 80.00
GRAND TOTAL BALANCES
Grand Total Receipts ............ $2,947.64
Grand Total Expenditures .. 1,752.76
Grand Total Cash on Hand
in Both Funds, June 30,
1934 ......................................1,194.68
State of North Dakota, County of
Golden Valley, Pearl School District
No. 15, ss.
I do solemnly swear that to the
best of my knowledge and belief
the within Is a true and correct re-
port of all moneys received and paid
out by me as School Treasurer.
ARTHUR NELLERMOE,
Treasurer of Pearl School District
No. 15.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 17th day of August, 1934.
JOHN W. WENTLAND, ,
County Sup~.
(STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION)
Receipts In Geueral Fund
Cash in General Fund (in
bands of DistriCt Treas-
urer and excluding Sink-
ing Fund) July 1, 1933 .... $1,342.66
Total alnonnt re-
ceived during year
from apportion-
men~ of State Tu-
ition Fund ............ $ 92.24
Total amount re-
ceived during year
from apportion-
meat of County
Tuition Fund ...... 101.92
Amount received
during year from
Taxes Levied by
District Schoo}
]Doard ...................... 1.054.19
Amount received
during year from
other Revenue Re-
ceipts ...................... 41.64
Interest on bank de-
posits, $3.55. Co.
Pen. and Int.
$38.09.
Total amount received by
School Treasurer during
the year ................................$1,289.99
Grand Total amount receiv-
ed by School District
Treasurer including cash
on hand ............................... 2,632.65
EXPENDITURES. IN GENERAL
FUND
Amount~ Pnld During Year for the
Following Purpose.:
General Control.
Subscrlbed an(] sworn to before
me this 9th day of July, 1934.
%v H. CAREW.
tSTATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION)
Receipts lu Geueral Fund)
Cash in General Fund (in
hands of District Treasur-
er and excluding Sinking
Fund) July l, 1933 ............ $ 100.38
Total Amount Paid During
School Year by District
Treasurer ............................. $I,087.90
GRAND TOTAL nALANCES
Grand Total Receipts .......... $1,267.34
Grand Total Expenditures .. 1.087.90
Grand Total Cash on Hand
in both Funds, June 30.
1934 ..................................... 179.44
Stateof North Dakota, County of
Golden Valley, Ehnwood School Dis-
trict No. 13. ss.
Total amount re- ] I do solemnly swear that to the
ee,veo uurn*g year ~ best of my knowledge and belief
from apportion- ] the within is a true and correct re-
~t?£t ~fuS~ate Tu-. 51 49 [port of all moneys received and paid
, ............ * • l~ut by me as School Treasurer.
Total amount re- { MRS. MARIE FELDMA~NN,
ceived during year [ Treasurer of Elmwood School Disc
from apportion- . f t.rict No. 13.
ment of County 5687 ~ ~Subscrlbed and sworn to before
Tuition Fund ....... ] ~r~he this 14th day of July, 1934.
Amount received .d . |~| , ROY, M'CASKEY,
during year from t~L/t I Y i Director.
Taxes Levied by ~,'r e ~ . ~
District School ~/~ ] . [/ ~ *, - ~ .....
Board ................. ~--- ~4~.9~f f .... -
Amount trec~b~ ~ ]
du~ng_/~ear f~d~or~ i ~ ~V~ - -- --
otStr, ~tqven~ L... , i t ],~f~la~es fitted for dtstsnee mul
~ ~ ............. ~ ...... ~.~-~ . ~- .........................
Interim* ~ brink de- / ! '1
~rf~ve~nt::Ot~eeer:~Vo:n!~ff' 0.~0I- ~'~-- O,{ ~{:DTOOW{\
Total a.ountlP~c~&0 Y :f/U. ~ ! 0Uil
So}tool ~r_xeaAtt~rer ~'uring l 166 96 >~.~.. ~'#~n an n~.w
t~'~yea~ ~ ........ =~e'$ '" ~ IlPlli:M ~q~ll~l .~
Cr~[n~i Tot~tl /amount - ~ UI IIU~UI~LIOI/
6eited by] Sdhool District - ~ U! IIU~LUI~klUI/
Tr~asuT,~'~/including cash %% /
on a 2.. ............................... 1,267.34 ~ Beach N "
~nx~i'I'URES OF GENERAL ~ ' ° ~'~"
/ --.- F UI~D ..... he Pir~,~door east ~'ve=~tad'~
Amou]tts i-uld i]unng ~ear Ior • .... ~C_--
/ Following Purpo.e.| H~rdw-~..~ok for street
General C o n tro].
(School B o a r d
.~alaries $ 3 8. 64,
Expenses $14.63 103.27
Instructional Serv-
i c e. (Teachers'
Salaries, $779.40.
Text Books $1.64.
Library B o ok s
$1.80. Teacher's
Retirement Fund
$14.40) ................. 797.24
Auxiliary Agencies.
(Transportation
I 18,59. T u i tlon
135.00) .................. 153.59
Operation of Plant.
(Fuel $25.00.
Janitor's w a g e s
$ 5.0 0, Supplies
$0.75) ................... 30.75
YIaintena n c e o f
Plant. (Includes
upkeep and re-
pairs) ................... 1.00
Fixed Charges. (In-
cludes insurance,
rents, etc.) ............ 2.05
Slgn.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Rice Drug Co.
P~scrlptlen Drugglsta
~- ~. RICE, R.
Beach, N, D.
KEOHANE & K~
during year from
Taxes Levied by
District School
Board
Amount
during ye~
other
Receipts
InteresU on b~n'i~-
(School B o a rd
Salaries .................. $ 98.86 ; /1 ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Instructional Serv- t V[
/ i c e. (Teachers' | ~ | Beach, North Dakota
[ Salaries $1225.18. . ~ | ~ I
~[ Text Books $21.51. / ~ |
Library B o o ks ~ / ~ ~ ~ Phone 133
tirement Fund [ ~ ..... =_===--======
- $12.32 ...................... ~i~65,35 ~ give .......
Auxiliary Agencles.,F, ~'¢ ~ /" ~y Patent~o~...p~. 2
(Transpor~tatUm t~ X~ ~ ~ i)I~ FRANK C. ~ITZ~
$7.00. T~fl_~on t t~ ~" busl~eB~ and 5o pounds we will give GeBeral Surgery
$I35.00. ! ~ L~Fay ~ !
by e q q~lpn~en~ ~. ~|~.
$1~.416)~ ...}~Z ........... I5~ ~ 98 pounds of DACOTAH CHIEF Office with Dr. Lyo~
Opera|io~ df Plant. ~[~ Standard Patent Flour. All lower Elluon Bldg.
receiv- ( F ~ e~ $ 43. 00~' ~ .
gDlstriCtcash Id~lht,$ 8~.5 0.'Water'suI~li~et~;j redes of wheat are applicableon[ BEACH, N. DA~_//'__
2,'lain t ance ~,oI' =====~- = == =====-- ===
N'DITURES OF GENEBAL F]~I~" 'lln~des number one.
FUND upl~e~ ~n d re-
for the pat~s)|-.A 13.75 The preseBt 10w~EXC
FollowingPahi Purposes: Fixed C~larges. (ln- OE I
cludes insurance, is made, possible by advanced feed]l Physici'W'and.w
Surgeen
Geheral Control. rents, etc.) ............ 108.27
(S(,hool Board Sal- Total Amount I'aid l)uring prices; Marketsaxe~r con- I
aries, $70.00, Ex- Sci~ool Year by District tr(~" and we'must adjust ou~Ex-
penses $45.00) ...... $ 115.00 Treasur,~r ............................. $1,719.29~angeo ~s~p'as'--'- and down as ~r- Sentinel Butte
Instructional Serv- (?,RAND TOTAL BALANCES
ice. ( Teachers' Grand Total Receipts ............ $2,632.65 rket changes ~ppear. NEVER FA~
~laries, . $478.20. ~- Grand Total Expenditures .... 1,719.29 ~ind DAC~'~t-~;~r~ CHIEF flours ~,~I-- ...... -=---=----------------
Text Books, $6.65. Grand Total Cash on Hand /
SuppliesI $3.00. in both Funds, June 30, / ground 4n f long system modern W.C. BRADLEY, M. D.
Teacher s Retire- 1934 ...................................... 913.;~6
ment Fund, $4.80_. 492.65 State of North Dakota, County ~f mill wher~ all wheat t~ wa~ed Physician and Surgeon
Auxiliary Agencies. Golden Valley, Bullion School Di~- £1:i~]Ll~l~ clean..~re grin~g.
(Transportation, trlcti doNe'solemnly14" ss. swear that to tRe~ When yo~ E.~'~e~(3~E or 2~U~ Mrs. Nan Cashing Mcgee,
best of my knowledge and belief the: flour, you~fl~t to coz~Ider seyr~ously
within is a true and correct report.~-t~le qualit~et. P~r flour
of all moneys received and paid out
by me as School Treasurer. L~ "dear at any price. N~ER FAII.~
A. J. ZIEDARTH,
Treasurer of Bullion School Dis- flour'~'~TE~D to make
$430.80. Tuition,
$346.55. Miscellan- -- ......
eous, $8.00 ............ 785.35 f~lasses l~'it~mg
Operation of Plant. Phone 13 Beach, N, D.
(Supplies) .............. 699
~][~Li~tenance O f ~ -- = - =
Plant. (Ineludes DB. O l~ ~rJ[ECI~'
upkeep and re- trict No. 14. EXCELLENT bread.' To those who '
~---:- -----= = ----= --- do not have wheat to exchange we Dentist
~.~ I I I I will make special low cash prices
on flour. Based on 93 cent wheat All Work Guaranteed
[] ...... our price on 10 big sacks of NEVER
B l"or tined FA,LS flour is $38.50, or 10 big sacks BEACH, NORTH DAKOTA
I ...... ~ ~ DACOTAH CHIEF ~lour for $37.00.
I Come to our Mill and save money: -4*--"
IIM O YER' S C- AFE RICHARDTON MILLING COM- WE ;~:~.~ /~LDDIN LAMP
I ~ PANY ~UPPLIES
ls the r'lace x o ~o .75:Winter Seed Rye $1.25 BU. Sent~l Butte, N D
i -- --~ w-~ ~ ~-~ P.S.: One 60-pound can of honey E, R KENNEDY
Beach, N. Dak. Advance Clubbing Offer
) ~-~ Club No. 100
P ctorial eview, yr $ .00
) Radioland, 1 yr.
) THE BEACH ADVANCE, 1 yr.
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Pathfinder (Wkly) 1 yr.~--- ~~Nn
The Country Home, 1 yr.
Better Homes & Gardens, 1 yr.
'--] Club No. 104
McCan's Magazine, 1 yr. vv¢°nn
Woman's World, 1 yr.
THE BEACH ADVANCE, 1 yr.
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Modern Mechanix &
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The Farm Journal, 1 yr. ~ ~ ,~,7~ ~_. Woman s Worm, x yr.
THE BEACH ADVANCE, 1 yr. TH~ BEAC~I~ADVANCE, 1 yr. THE BEACH ADVANCE, 1 yr.
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Hollywood Movie Mag., 1 yr.
McCall's Magazine, 1 yr.
Movie Classic, 1 yr.
Pathfinder, (Weekly) 1 yr•
Pictorial Review, 1 yr.
Open Road (Boys) ~ yrs.
i Screen Book, 1 yr.
Screen Play, I yr.
True Confessions, 1 yr,
Radioland, I yr.
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these famous magazines for ............... .~r_. .
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Better Homes & Gardens, 1yr. American Poultry Journal 2yr.
Delineator, 1 yr. The Country Home, 2 yrs.
The'Farm Journal, 1 yr.
Capper's Farmer, 1 yr.
Gentlewoman Magazine, 1 yr.
Good Stories, 1 yr.
Home Circle, 1 yr.
Household Magazine, 1 yr.
Illustrated Mechanics, 1 yr,
Mother's Home Life, 1 yr.
Needlecraft, 1 yr.
Successful Farming, 1 yr.
Woman's World, 1 yr.
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