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THURSDAY,
LAST DANCE OF THE SEASON! ~ DON'T MISS IT!
ANDY GOMPF AND HIS ll-PIECE DANCE ORCHESTRA
Evergreen Park, BeachFriday, October 4
Garner News
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:Mr. and Mrs. Glen Aistott and
family and Bill Wassmann left on
'Thursday morning to visit friends
~latlves in ~parts of Illinois.
"I"ney expect to be gone about three
reeks.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Wassmann" and
girIs; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wa}smann
Leslie Wassmann were dinner
~hmts at Andrew Kohler'x Sunday.
Mrs. Fred McManigal was operat-
ed on for appendicitis sunday morn-
ing, We all hope for a speedy recov-
ery,
Many from this community attend-
ed the show in Beach Sunday hire.
A1 Dietz left Friday morning to
visit friends and relatives in parts
Of Wisconsin and Missouri.
Joe Dietz. Fred Wassmann, Roy
Harmon. H. L. Babcock. and Harry
Funk shipped cattle Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wassmsnn ant~
Dorothy attended the social at the
~, B: church Saturday.
floe Dicta and family called at the
Wassmann home Friday even.
Axel;ffohnson is doin~ the chore~
at Glen Alstott's during their absence.
Lloyd Wassmann and Dick Stull
were working at the Victor Renstrom
term Saturday.
Many attended roller skating at
Alpha Saturday and Sunday nights.
Dorothy ~rassmann was an over-
~lght caller at the Joe Dietz home
Saturday night,
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. Alpha News 1
Alvin Bay visited friends in thel
AlPha neighborhood Thursday. ]
Art ~White. Leighton Nunn, ands,
Karnes Johnson were in Golva Men-]
day on business. [
Mrs. Alex LaSotta and daughtert
FOR SALE--Philco automobile ra-
dio. $20.00. S. F. Dye, Beach. 2t-p
' VAN BRU~T JOHN DEERE drills
are better and last longer. Last
spring Van Brunt drills could not be
bought on account of the great de-
mend. If you don't believe it. ask
Jim Hardy, the Michels Bros. and
dozens of others. Bismarck had
7000 Van Brunt orders that could
not be filled. More Van Brunt drills
are sold than 3 other makes com-
bined. There is a reason. The Tat-
ley Implement Co., Ollie, Carlyle
and Golva, SStf
LOST -- Somewhere on Lincoln
school grounds. Pair of glasses in
case. $1.00 Reward. Roy Johnson. It
LOST~One ewe with hame strap
around neck and hitching strap drag.
ging. Reward. Please notify W. I,.
Carlson, Beach. frx
L~3ST--End gate for truck, some-
where between Ollie and Joe Pep-
linski farm. Finder return to How-
ard Wenberg.
SUBSCRmE FOR TH~ REWEW~
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1--Initiating Comnfittee
2~Committee on Programs
3--Community Fair Committee
ALBERT GILMAN IS
SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT
The Senior class meeting was held
Monday after school. Miss West a~d
Mr. Miller were chosen for the class
advisors. The Class officers elected
are:
President--Albert Gilman
Vice-President--Alma Buldhaupt
Secretary Treasurer---Duane Geyer
$ $ $ $
Class meetings are being held this
week. The seniors meet Monday,
juniors Tuesday, sophomores Wednes-
day, and the freshmen Thursday.
Tryouts for Playmakers' was held
Wednesd~ty evening after school, The
first meeting of the club will be
held next Monday during the sixth
period.
A box will be placed In room 14
which is to be used for any contri-
butions other than those that staff
members may have for the Student
Cry.
The first meeting of the Home Ec-
onomics Club was held Monday dur-
ing the sixth period.
The Belfield football team plays
here Friday.
"
The Junior High School Club was
F
STAFF CHOSEN PING-PONGS -- 6 FOR 15c
FOR STUDENT CRY 12 FOR 25c FOUR POSES
The staff for the Student Cry has OCT. 1st TO 9th
been chosen and is as follows: WELCH STUDIO
Editorial Council: Mary Jane AI-
guire. Enola Lassell, Albert Gilman. ~~
Features:. Merle Lovell.
News: Janet Lovell.
Sports: Russell I~mgberg, Glen
Fakler.
Art: Meredith Halstead.
areDak.Vis£ting relatives at Newell. S.t Humor:Notes inCharleSLocalM°yer'Paper: Alma
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fuhrman aud~ Buldhaupt.
~family visited Sunday at the DreW-I Alumni: Eleanor Odenbaugh.
' '~'ikk home. 1 Exchanges: Sidney Livermore.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Gamroth andt Reporters: Rex tialstead, Allan
tamlly were in Beach Tuesday where,. Severson.
Mrs. Gamroth had denta| work done. Typists: Bonita Fritze. Lucill~
" 'Little Louie Fasching of Oolva vis- Schmitz. Bruce Hathaway, Eletanor
' ited at the Jack Fasching home over! Odenbaugh' Lillian Jandt.
~i {he weekend. I The first issue of the paper will be
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Lundblad and about October fifteenth.
$ $ $ *
Lillian Irons left Tuesday morning.
for points west. Mr. and Mrs. ~ CHARLES COX HEADS
Lundblad are going to Washington, t FUTURE FARMERS GROUP
and Lillian is going to Los Angeles The Future Farmers of America
to make an extended visit ~'ith her held their first meeting of the year
sister, Mrs. Carl Shramm who lives Monday and eleCtion of officers was
held i, The following people were
there. ........... ~llt .... chosen to fill the offices:
Learn Ante Mechanics. Electricity, Charles Cox--President
Diesel Motors, Acetylene and Elec-I Glenn Fakler~Vice-Fresident
~ric Welding. Practical training, t Donald Kowalewski~Secretary
Free. Catalog, . HANSON, A U T O [ Glendon Carlson~Watch Dog
SQHOOL. Box 1780X, Fargo, N. D. -St tThree committees were also chosen:
THOMPSON'S
I
Cleora Hartse, who has
organized in the eighth grade English Caskey, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nielsen ling
composition class. They decided to and family,
friends
in
the
m
ighl
earr out two hobbies--museum and Godfrey Pesha, acompanied by Miss' turned to Hebron Monday
dramatics. Meetings will be held on Lutz, came up from Mound City and is employed.
Fridays during the class period. Of- spent the weekend at the ]~ome of Mrs. Alva Rankin made a
ricers will be changed every six his parents on Beaver Creek. Rose trip to Beach Tuesday.
weeks to allow as many members as Pesha, who is employed at Glendive,
possible to hold offices, also spent the weekend at home.
* * * * Mrs. Art Smith and daughter re-
A song contest is being sponsored turned to their home Wednesday
by the pep squad. Prizes will be giv- after spe--fi'din--g-seKeral days in Beach
en for the two best songs composed, under the doctor's care.
l[I-
Bonnie View
The many friends of Mrs. Anna
Doblar will be pleased to hear that
she successfully passed through an
operation for gall stones at St. Fran-
cis hospital at La Crosse, Wis. Mrs.
Ayers has been with her mother the
past week.
Mrs. A. O. Roof has been gaining
nicely for the past two weeks and is
able to be up and around.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nehls are
sporting a fine new PIymouth car.
Dick Kerr and son Max entertained
the following at a radio party Tues-
day evening: Mr .and Mrs..Ernest
Barkland. Mr. and t¢drs. Roy Me-
Remejrnber--
Rexall l c Sale
Oct. 16-17-18-19
Woodward Bros.
YOUR REXALL STORE
BEACH, N. DAK.
WE DELIVER PHONE 55
WAX G "NBEANS 2 19
OR. REE .o~
o | CANS C
....... , , n~ ]" n
CORN,, GOLDEN 3,o.~
o,,,,,, 29c
25,:
GOOD NO. 2
TOMATOES, °°,~,,~ 3 °,~°
t ....
RDWATER
5 LB, BAG 21c
LGE, CAN '19e
4 BARS 15c
~o,.~,o.,~ LB, 55c
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WRAPPED
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LARGE BOX
2 LBS, 39c
Coming
Sat., Oct. 4th
MR. ING JANSEN
Specialty Baker From Minneapolis
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We'll have a new variety of rolls and pastries
DELICIOUS PECAN ROLLS, BUTTER
ROLLS, DATE BARS, CINNAMON BUTTER-
FLIES, AND MANY OTHERS.
Saturday is our Variety Day
Beach Bakery
t.~ i ul s s
Herefords At
Auction
SALE TO BE HELD, RAIN OR SHINE IN THE SALES PA-
VILION AT THE BRATCHER RANCH, 15 MILES SOUTH-
WEST OF MOTT, N. Do ONEANDON~E-HALF MILES WEST
OF" PLEASANT VALLEY SCHOOL ON HIGHWAY NO, S, ON
Saturday, Oct, 5
10 BULLS, ,20 COWS, 12 HEIFERS, 8 CALVES
Albert Myers delivered
town Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. T.
Mr. Ouenther, and Mr. and
Frank Nehls were riskers
McCaskey home Sunday
Prepare For Winter
Driving With Texaco
Products
Obtainable at the following places:
G. T. Thompson Service Station, Beach
W. C. Schuh Garage, Beach
Logan-Auto Service, Beach
R. E. Arnold Service Station, Beach
Davis Bros. Service Station, Beach
ITazelwood Motor Co., W~ibaux
Hogoboom Service Station, Sentinel Butte
F~dher Garage, Golva
Edw. J. Krueger, Carlyle
For Safe and Economical Drivin,g, Use
"TEXACO" PRODUCTS
The Texas
Stub Noyes, Agent
Beach, N.
MF.~ERE IT |$---.
ALL WOOL COSSACK
JACKETS
lVlade of 32-oz. ALL WOOL Melton Cloth with
zipper front. 25½ inches long. Two pocket~~-
Button sleeve. A real windbreaker for cold f~
and winter days
$2,98
3 LBS, 25c
PEARS
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Of th,
the