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THE BEACH tl~j~ml~ ,,-
TTIITR~DAY, OO~'~)B~ ..24, lt~35
Camel s Hump
A large crowd attended the Sunday
School and church services held at
the Twin Butte school Sunday. The
following meeting will be held o~
Nov. 3.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet
at the home of Mrs. Ross Johnstone
on November 14th.
On WednesdaY" 'evening a group of
friends met at the Mat Teacher home
in honor of Alphonse Decker. who
left for the CCC camp on ]~riday.
The evening was spent by playing
games and cards. Carl Grosgebanez
also sang some songs. Around rain-
night a nice lunch was served afte~
which the guesfs departed for their
respective homes.
Russel Van Eaton has been em-
ployed at the Jess HoUck home since
Mr. Houck hurt his back last week.
On Satprday evening, October 26,
there will be a basket social and
l~rogram ~at the Twin Butte school
house. Fxverybody welcome.
Mr, and Mrs. George Franzen
and family and Lawrence Kirkpatrick
motored to Beach on Saturday. Mrs.
Ktrkpatirck and Donna May r~t~rned
home with them for a few days visit.
Alfred ~sardy who has been helping
Mrs. Mille Zinsii. returned home on
Friday, |
Mr, an~ Mrs. Dick Sechrist spent
home
parent's
Sunday a~ the latter's
Mr. andI~,;Mrs. Clyde Myers.
Pauline Evans was a pleasan'
caller at ~the Jess Houck home on
Tuesday.
Johnny Honnold was ~ visitor at
'Howard Van Horn's on Monday.
John Nunn spent the weekend with
Alvin Tescher at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Stedman
and Wayne, Ray Brier and Mr. and
Mrs. Hesper Berg were business
callers in Beach Saturday.
Peggy Honnold visited at ?he Twl~
BUtte schooli ,on Monday.
John and !~tueben I~Iayword, who
have been ;~orking near Beach all
summer,~ SlT~nt Sunday night at
George ~ran~n's. They left on Mon-
day morning' for their home at Nel-
son. MissoUl~,
Dorothy ~Brier called at Jess
I-Iouek's on ,Wednesday afternoon.
Pat Murph~ who has been taking
treatments for rheunm~.lsm at Hot
Springs for ~lte past few weeks, came
home Mo/)d~.v, evening. He returned
to Dickinsml ;on Tuesday morning,
John Honz~old, Sr,. and John. Jr.
were dinner Fuests at Ray Brier's or~
Wednesday.
A Halloweel~ program will be held
at the Plain View ~choolhonse on
Friday, the 25~h,
~2
(Left,~,~Sut Last Week)
Mr. and l~:~s. Mat Tescher left on
Tu~day morning for an extended
visit with: relatives in Minnesota
and Wisconsin_.
Mr. and ~i~[rs. Clyc~e Myers and
children w~rd Sunday visitors at the
Mr. -and Linfred Ness mot.
ored to town Friday e~tng. Murie]
Ne~s return(
Ross John
or at a btrt
lrTiday event
Mr. and
business call
Mr. and '
tly were di
Brown's N~
Leone s
tug Marie
with them,
one was guest of hen.
tay party at his home
:.
ca. John Evans were
• s in Dickinson Friday.
s. Ray Brier and faro.
ler guests a~ W. I~.
anday.
~r from Beach is help-
?escher with~ the work
during the ~bsence of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lardy and
Bill Hollar t were visitors at Jes~
~/ouek's on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlle Percell were
c~llers in Sentinel Butte Friday.
Mr. and ]t~s. John Honnold were
visitors at Johnny Honnold's Wed-
nesday even.~E.
Mr. and 1~. W. F. Brown mot~
ored to Be~td~ on Thursday.
Mat Tes~lt~r and Peter and Ben
Mass motor~] to Miles City Satu~
day after vegetables, this being the
~th trip, ~
Mrs. Mat~escher and Joan and
Leone NistIer were Sunday dinner
guests at M~ Decker's,
Clyde Mye~ purchased a new radio
tn Beach lastlweek,
A party w~t~ given Wednesday ev.
cuing at the John Evans home in
honor of Mr~ and Mrs. Grant Hill-
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VOLUME Xlll THURSDAY. OCTOB~JR 24, 1935 NUMBER 25
Big Gun That Broke a Long
SECOND HALF RALLY IS
FUTILE AS GOLVA WINS
OVER SENTINELS, 35-7
It--
(~h.om s. B. School Notes)
The Sentinels played a great sec-
ond half football game at Golva last
Friday. The score at the half was
28-0 in favor of Golva. At the end of
the game it was 35-7 inlayer of Gob
va., The Sentinels made 12 first downs
the second half. The Gova team is
the best to represent theft school ac-
cording to our judgement. They have
one of the heat all around backfield
men in Doubles that local football
fans have seen in action since the
sport began years ago. He doubles
cO everything. The combination in
passing, Moen to Doubles. is enough
to dtffeat any prep team. Moe~
makes passes from 5 to 70 yards with
accuracy and speed. One of these
long passes on fourth down with 40
yards to go was so hot it deflected
from our receiver into the hands of
the Golva receiver and resulted in
their first touchd&wn.
The game was clean and well play-
ed. The Sentinels had some very.bad
breaks in the first half. The fact that
the Sentinels played their opponents
to a tie in the second half makes ns
believe that the return tilt here Nov.
1st will be a well fought and evenly
matched contest.
The Sentinels plan on staging
dances for 'the purpose of raising
funds. Friday, Nov, 1st and Thanks-
giving Day Nov. 28th. and possibly
another before between or after these
dates. Biills Gang will furnish excel-
lent tousle.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
--B,
The Study Club was entertained
at u 6 o'clock dinner by Miss Eifie
Mason at: the home of Mrs. Hattie
Nunn last Tuesday evening. After
dinner was served, roll call was i~.
order. After a short business meeting
Mrs. Wa~ner read an interesting
article on the U. S.' possessions.
Mrs, E. H. Mason entertained the
monthly work aid at her home las-~
Thursday afternoon. A short busi-
ness meeting was held to disCUs~
~)lans for ~ bazaar to be held Nov.
i7. At that time an appliqued quilt
cover will be sold. also some very
beautiful pieces of fa]lciwork. The
meeting adjourned after a delicious
lunch was served by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Boisen and
Mary Ann will leave the last of the
week for Seattle, Wash., where the),
will,make an indefinite stay. Mr.
Boisen is going because?f ill I)e(a~th.
Mrs. ~arve Robinson of Di~ktn.
son spent Sunday visiting her si~tet
Mrs. W. J, Burns.
Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Martin, Jr.,
Jeanne and Norms Meredith left FTl-
day for MinneSota, They will visit
a week in Cro~by and will attend the
University of/Minnesota Homecom-
ing. They plan to be gone about two
weeks.
Hank Oison returned to Montana
after spending a few days visiting
Silence
Thls 10-Inch coast defense gun at Fort Tilden, Long Island, broke a silence
of 12 years the other day whe:~ In a firing test It sent a 2.100 pound projectile
:It, milas ant ta mm
School News Of Interest
The Problems of Democracy Class
will present a program on Navy Day
the ~eth of October, Navy Day is
the 27th of October but as this falls
on Sunday it will be observed on
Monday. The school band might el>
pear on tlze program.
The band this year is composed
of 12 members, eight of whom are
begirmers, so don't expect much of
these rookies,
Ward Cook has left our firs! grade
to go to school at Beach. Ward hates
to go but must follow his parents.
It is rumored that the Mike Zinsll
family may move to a different part
of N. Dak. soon.
The Problems of Democracy class
is making excellent use of the S('ho-
lastic, American Observer, Time and
Literary Digest magazines.
Agnes Krause and I,ester Dempsey
were the first two students to our-
chase season tickets at $1.50.
Earl Allstott, who has been study-
ins social conditions in and around
St. Louis. Missouri for the past three
weeks, has reported back to school.
He states that he "he enjoyed the
trip very much "' .
The Sentinel Hi Echo will be pub-
lished once a mouth thls ~,ear. Mi.~s
V. PoWers. the editor, and Miss V/
Palmer, Instructor, intend that the
staff shall 1)e high powered this year
to continue the improvement of the
paper, The first issue promises that:
just that has been done. and very
well.
The first meeting of the Northern
Missouri Slope Conference will be
held at Dickinson this week on Sat-
urday. This is the homecoming date
CLYDE POLLEY AND FAM- ILY HOME FROM 5000-
MILE TRIP THRU EAST
Completing an auto tour of ove~
5000 miles, Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Polley and daughter Ella returned on
ITuesday to their farm home south-
east of town. The tour included a
visit to relatives in South Dakota,
Minnesota, Long Island, N. Y., as
well as a visit to the big town itseIL
At the nation's capitol city of wash-
ington, D. C., the Polleys also visit-
ed relatives, and Clyde took time out
to look around a bit and see what
makes the wheels of government go
round. President Roosevelt himself
was away at the time. and no doubt
the services of a substitute were we,-
come, so Mr. Folley remained until
the president's flagship was headed
~oward home waters.
The Polley family enjoyed a well
earned vacation and report a splendid
trip.
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SURPRISE PARTY FOR
NETTLE WALDAL HELD
LAST FRIDAY EVENING
(From Camels Hump News)
On Friday, Oct. 18. Nettle Waldal
was guest of honor at a surprise
birthday party at the Pat Murphy
at the S. T. O. and Coach Harsch theme. Games and dancing were the
will arrange to take several foot hall [ pastime of the evening with Ray
men down to this Celebration. V'~reelBrier and Carl Grosgebauer furnish-
tickets are given to members of high [ins the music. Around . midnight
school teams of the slope area. supper partners were chosen arts,-
The Seniors have begun their play which a lovely lunch was served.
0ractice. They hope to present the Those present were" Marie, Peter
play on November 22nd. (remembez
that). The title of the play is "Lady
Spitfire." That is quite an apt title.
Billy Burns has been selected for the-
cast from among the Sophomores.
Report cards will be given out this
week. Student reactions to these re-
ports are always interesting.
B. B. means that Brown shot a
40 yard, pass to Bud Boisen and that
said player caught said pass and
made 15 more yards before a 6 foot
seven giant from Golva picked him
from mother earth.
'The Sentinels and the Cowboys
play this week Friday at Beach. Ev.
eryone come out and see au iuterest-
tug game.
Local Items From Here and There
Edwin and Louis Lemire left on
Friday by train for Medford. Or.egon,
where they joined their parents. Mr.
and ,Mrs. George L~emire, and .the
rest of the family, who moved ouz
there some time ago. The family
plans to make their future home
there.
Wm. Scherle lost one of his horses
Monday, the animal having been hit
by a train at a local crossing.
Frank Lehmanu came up from He-
bron Friday for a Visit at the home
of his brothel'. Henry L~hmann. He
~,here, [was accordpanied by his Son Frank.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer and small Walter Petersilie arrived Friday
from Spokane,, ;Whsh,, wltere he
spen~' the ~past few montizs.
To@n alld country people ill con-
siderable numbers gathered Wednes-
day ~evening" a~ 'the N. I. Waldal
homei~ near Camels Hump for an old-
fashioned ~charivari pa#ty in honor
of the newlyweds. Mr. and Mrs. John
Sheelmn. The guests were made we*.-,
come~ enjoyed dancing, a mock wed-
ding, and! bther forms of amusement
to make the evening an enjoyable
one.
Mz~s. Hares Robinson and Miss
Mary Fttehen arrived Friday from
Dickinson for a few days visit at the
home of Mrs. Robinson's sister, Mrs.
W. J, Burns. They were accomp.
anied.by the Misses Tungsvik, Schar-
or, and students of the Dick-
luson cells who came
son. of Maddock. N. Dak.. spent
Sunday • here visiting with their
daughter, Velms Palmer.
Jackie Tovey has beeff oh: the sick
list the last few days.
The 4-H club gave a party fm
Nettle Waldal last Friday,,, th,e pc.
casion being her girthday.
A. P. Boisen was taken quite~sick
with another heart attack at Dirk-
inson last Wednesday. He zs some-
what improved. Mrs. Bois'en and
John drove to Dickinson on Saturday,
The Altar Society will sponsor an-
other of their successful card parties
at the Opera House Thursday night,
Oct. 24 (tonight).. Lunch will be
served at midnigh~ Every(me is in-
vited to attend.
Harry Smith returned home Thurs-
day after spending a Week at Fargo
Felix Murphy returned TuesdaY
from the Hot Springs in Montana,
where he spent some time seeking
reHe~ from rheumatism. His friends
are glad to nate an improvement in
his condition.
! Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Nelson and
son John returned the first of the
week from an auto vacation trip to
the old home town of Arcadia, Wi~.
After a year's absence during
~'hicl~ £ime they were variously era.
@l~?Y~@'at and around Hartford. Wise.,
I~ilbert and Lloyd Theisen returned
Tuesday to their home here. Their
m~ny friends are glad to see them
,back again.
While at work with the meat grind.
er at his place of employment at the
Boisen store yesterday morning, Vlc-
tor Carlson had the misfortune of
having his hand come in too close
contact with the cutting knives.
Nipped fingers and a trip to the
doctor's office for band~ging were
the result.
George Van Horn has returned to
his home in town after spending a
month at the Po]ley farm where he
kept the routine moving during the
absence of the family.
U[I,
NOTICE
U--.--.--
The party which is known in the
turkey stealing at the Carlson ranch
Saturday
and Alvin Teschew. John and Lores
Rilea. John Nunn, Guy Honnold. Pie
Sanvig, Ben Maus. Harry and Ra-
mona Smith. Adeline. Alfred and
1Vfelvin Lardy, Ray Brier and Dor-
othy, Carl Grosgebaur. l~velyn Ad-
ams. and Pat. Tom and Kathleen
Murphy. After wishing Nettle many
happy returns of the day the guests
departed for their homes.
,,!!
A movie, "Public Enemy, Dilling.
er" was ])resented at the Opera
House Monday night. Quite a large
crowd attended.
.Ill
Square Butte
Mr. Place and Mr. Bartow of
Amidon were overnight guests at
Einar Olstad's Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Klein and
family, and Sam Rogers attended the
show at Beach Friday night.
Donald Nunn was a caller at Einar
Olstad's Saturday.
Lloyd Yates w~s a visitor at Sent-
inel Butte Monday.
Sam Rogers was a visitor at Ed.
Olsen's Friday.
]W/-. ahd Mrs. Einar Olstad were
Sentinel Butte, Beach and Golv~is-
itors Thursday.
Harmon Olstad and Lloyd Wass-
mann were dinner guests at Lloya
Yates" one day last week.
J. V. Klein and sons John and
George, Sam Rogers. and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Yates attended the sale
at Ramsey's Thursday.
Frank Dempsey has been selltng
vegetables in this vicinity this week.
Pearl Yates visited at her home
a few, days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Petersilie were
callers at Einar Olstad's anal Lloyd
Yates' Sunday.
J. V. Klein, sons John and George,
and Sam Roers were dallers at Billy
DeVries' Sunday.
Harmon Olstad and Kermit Sheen
were visitors at Howard Wenberg's
and G. O. ~-Ie-mnes' on Monday.
Norman R~nions, J~,., and Ole
Aggerson ~ero callers at J. Y.
Klein's Sunday.
m
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Oct. 19th. is advised --
sunset Sentind
A number of farmers freer this vi--
cinity attended the Allotment meet-
ing iu Beach last Tuesday evening.
George Oech left the first of last.
week for Winona. Minnesota, to be
at the bedside ~)f his mother who is
very ill, Mrs. Oech left tasl Friday
to join her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kukowski and
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ueckert attend-
ed the card party at the Masonic
Temple in Beah Wednesday evening,
Mr• and Mrs. Arthur Latterall had
a surprise last week when Mr. Lat-
teral's brother and ~ife from Foley.
Minnesota, drove in to pay them a
bisit. They returned home the latter
part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs• Frank Dykins and
daughter Loraine returned last Wed-
nesday evening from a two week~
trip to various points in S. Dak.
They visited Mr. Dykin's parent~
near Sioux Falls and also stopped a~
Fargo to see their son Franky, Jr.,
who is attending business college
there.
The sale on Mr. Ramsey's farm
was well attended last Thursday. Mr.
Ramsey, together with Mrs. Smitlz
and son Fred expect to leave in about
a week.
• A surprise party was had at th~
IAlfred Ueckert home Thursday ev-
ening in honor of Alfred's birthday.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Smith and daughter Vide,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dykins, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Trester. Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Treater and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Ueckert, Mr. and Mrs,
Bob Kramer and Mr, and Mrs. Henry
Helm. Eight games of whist were
played after which a fine lunch was
served by Mrs. Ueckert. The guests
departed wishing Alfred many happy
returns of the day.
Frank Zook and Bob Kramer drove
to Glendive last Friday afternoon, re-
turning that evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smith and
family were Sunday dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Kannnenberg in the Wibaux vi-
cinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Ads Neudeck anel
daughters from Beach enjoyed
weekend visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Kramer.
Mr. an¢~ Mrs. Otto Nordin and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Uec-
kert attended the dedication last Sun-
day at the Trinity Lutheran church
in Sentinel Butte.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Trester en-
tertained last Sunday for Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Roesler. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Bublitz and Mr. and Mrs, Henry
Thoemke.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ueckert and
Chartle Kramer will go to Dickinso~
this morning to attend ~he Farmers
Union Convention. Mr. Ueckert
a delegate from the Farmers Union
Oil Co. of Beach.
Ervin Ueckert together with a
party from Golva motored to Dickin-
son Sunday afternoon to take in the
WLS traveling show.
Dr. W. C. Bradley
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Phone 13 R~idenee 185
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