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October 24, 1935
 
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BUCK'S MOUSE DEER Frank Buck, noted big game coll¢c.. tot. hol@lng what is coEsldcred the world's n mallest deer. known as the mouse deer. and the only one of its kind, In captivity. It is housed In his ~,:~o at Amiiyvi|le, L.I. It weighs but a few pounds and never grows any larger than its present size. It was captured at Johore, Malay. i • _j • ~/ll _ EPWORTH LEAGUE ELECTS 3 The Epworth League of the M. E, per. Afterwards the young people'8~ work was reorgatMzed [OVlhe comln[ year for the purpose ofi~jolning with~ A~nerican youth in the 'Building the World f6r :Christ" movement. |n addition to other business the following officers were elected: Gwendolyn Bar tholemew~Presldent Gerald Miller--Vice President Eva Lynn Skinner--Secretary Margaret Spiegelberg~Treasurer .1111 TO BUY TURKEY8 - ,~ ~: According to word received by,'Joe Proeiv & Sons. local repreesnt'ative~ for the Peter Fox Sons Co.. the Fox people will buy dressed turkeys and pay for them immediately on deliver~ to the refrigerator car this season. Chicago prices of that day, less the transportation charges, will be paid. Itil Delhi News Mr and Mrs. Donald Youells vis- ited at Mr.. YoUells' parents,, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Youells, a few days this week before leaving for S. Dak. to -visit with her parents. M,r. and Mrs. Theodore Kuni~k SURPRISE FOR OSBORN, ES have moved on the Thee. Kunick ..... tL farm for the winter while Mr. and A very delightful surprise was Mrs. Kunick annd CeCil and Loons tendered Rev, and Mrs. B. T. Os- l}orne at the M. E. church parlors Friday evening. The happy a£fair took~ the nature of a miscellaneous shower of foodstuffs which will aia materially in keeping the grocery budget of the parsonage balanced. Abo~ guests were present and the erening was spent in visiting with ~lltUe program as a feature. _ . I i I i IIIII OPTICAL SPEGIAUST 6, 61LBERTSON I l l i L ~ . SNUGe..SMART • They're light, mug and cozy, Skin-tight, style- right and smooth. 1 "Ponies" are vest- )antle sets and suits for and winter. Because they're ,, knit by Mtmsingwear, they're good. ~IRLS SIZES 4 YRS. TO 15 ~ 35c ~'~ WOMEN'S PONY PANTS AND VffSTS -- SIZES: SMALL~ MED- IUM AND LARGE ~ 49o BEACH Gross will be in the southern states for the winter to see if Mrs. Kunick's health will improve. Harold Abraham was a weekend visitor at his grandparents', Mr. and Mrs. A F. Dobiar, home . Floyd Hobbs, Harry Hill Olaf, Winger and Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Ah~ raham were callers at the A. F. Doblar home o]~ Sunday. Junior Hob~bs and Merlin McDon. ald stayed at the Abraham home' on Thursday afternoon while Mrs. Hobhs attended Homemakers Club at Mrs. Stilrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Stecker eu- tertained at dinner Sunda~r ~r. and Mrs. J, M. Stecker~al~d"ciliMren. Mr, and Mrs. Olaf-Abraham were callers at the Fred Robertson home on l?riday, Olaf to help fix the well and Mrs. Abraham to cook for the men. Agnes Schauer was a caller at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. M. Stecker, one day this week. Mrs. Mike Easton has been ill, the last week. She is at present under the doCtor's care at the home of Mrs. Chris Cadwell. Nan Kregness spent SatUrday ant~ Sunday with home folks near St. Phillip. Everyone come to the card party on Sat., Nov, 2, at the Big ]Pour Com- mtmity Hall. HEADS NEW BOARD . GOODWEAR J JILL1' OENIM tHIN ANO FUM|Y I OVERALLS ?ERALL$ -- $1.69 'S, MADE INE ALAI~. ) IROY COL- ,~ I.~ ~ " ! ii i ITHINK We Deliver or Pay the Po#- age on ALL CASH Mail Orders KENNEDY'S "' home. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bury were in Dickinson on Saturday. fill SENTINEL EUT'rE, ~ oAK. , , ,,,, , ,~'~arner News ] i HI ,i .. -~, , Mr, and Mrs. Ewald Johnson and family were dinner guests at Glen Allstot's sun'day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wassmann and f~tmlly were dinner anff supper guests at ROy Harmon's Sun¢lay. ~Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wasshmnn, Victor Renstrom, Charlie Johnson, and Mrs. Reisley visited at the Lars Vanvig home Frlday. Mr. and Mrs. ,Glen Allstot and family returned home Tuesday from Illinois and Iowa where they have been visi%Ing relatives and friends the past couple of weeks. Mrs. Harry Wassmann entertained Avoid the Rush! HAVE YOUR CAR SERVICED NOW FOR WINTER DRIVING. LET US DRAIN THAT SUM- MER OIL AND GREASE AND REFILL;WITH THE CORRECT GRADE OF TEXACO FOR FOR ~:~ROPER LUBRICATION DURING WINTER, STARTS QUICKER- SHIFTS EASIER FiLL YOUR RHDIATOR W~ITJF!~ ANTI-FREEZE AND SAVk~ THE EXPENSE OF A:FROZEN RADIATOR PRESTONB~ PER GAL., $2.70 co.o. ,. ??.o Texaco Service ++ Statioff.+ • BEACH, N, ~. D.+- + Now on Display at Logan President Rtme~velt appointed as chairman of the leel~l security board John G. Wlnant. i~er Republica~ governor of New l~mp~lre. He is t~ serve six years and his Annual salar~ ~ill be $I0,000. Edna Carew called at the Fred Wass- = , ,,, man home Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Drewniak WIBAUX W.C.T.U. HERE called at the Strahon home Friday d! On Friday of this week the local morning. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Wassmann W.C..T.U. is entertaining tile members of the Wibaux chapter at the M. E. were visitors at Andrew Kohler's on church here. The meeting is an all. Monday. day affair, beginning at 10:30 in the Dick Stull left ~riday for the CCC morning. Tl~e Beach chapter is fur. camp. nls~hing the noon lUnCh, while both Chris Stokken is building a new machine shed for H. L. Babcock. groups will poin in the program. ................ ,m ............. Mr. and Mrs. Mat Krause an~ ST. JOHN'S DINNER SUNDAY girls were visitors at Glen Allstot's .tt Sunday evening. The ladies of St. John's church John Stull and Leslie Howard tnnounce that they are serving a big called at the Elmer Howard home dinner in the church basement this on Friday evening. Coming Sunday, Oct. 27th. Serving Ma~y attended the show in Sent- will begin at 12:00 noon and every- inel Butte Monday night. one is cordially invited to attend. 1Fred Wassmafin called at the Tom ................ IIll Wosepka home Friday morning. BIG ARMISTICE DANCES * * * * ..... t~ ....... (Left Out Last Week) Coramander Leo Tobias and Knute Parstveet of the local ~~0st Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sheen and sons, inform us that the Legion will spon- Mr. and Mrs, Harry Wassman, and sor two big dances in the cotinty on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wassman were Armistice night, Monday, Nov. 1!. dinner guests at Andrew Kohler's on One dance will be held tit the I~: Sunday. . ,- '+:. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Krause ann gion hall here. and the other in the girls c~lled at the Ewald Johnson Sentinel Butte hall. One ticket wil~ home Sunday. serve as an admission at either o~ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zenzen who both dances. A good time is in sight have been visiting are expected home and everyone is urgd to help the Le- this week, glen boys properly and duly observe Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Johnson and this occasion, family were callers at the Mat Kraus~ 1111 -~ home Tuesday. ~ll.lt~.-=~.~.7.-=X= = ~. -" = : =. =.~-~ Leslie Howard was a visitor at Alpha News Oeo stu,,,, Sunday evening. Mrs. Harry Wassman *atertains ---~ ....... X.-':~X-~'~~'k~ Ladies Aid at her home today. ........... Leslie and Edna Wassman called "Mr. and Mrs. Alex Laeo~= were at the Fred Wassman home Friday. Diekilmon visitors on ~rida+f Mrs. Paul Wehrman Is ill. we are Mrs. Loule Knapp s!~t~t a few sorry to say. days vislflng her parents, ,!t~r. and -!lit-- Mrs. A. ScKmitz. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE ~W Mr, and Mrs. H. ~n~e~ and 41tl Margaret giebarth visited Mr. and , Mrs. Leighton Nunn FrtdtaF'~'ening. Trotters News R, 'C. Boe111ke and George ,were In ~midon on business Thursday. James and Art White and Edna Mrs, Ray Tasker and infant son, ~hrader took in the show in Be~tch Wendel George, came home from Sunday night. Beach on Sunday. Rutl~ Tungsvtk spent the weekend Bernice Sperry returned home on Sunday after haying been 6mpl0yed by Mrs. C. H. Callender for sever- al weeks. Florence Greenup' is spending the~ week in Beach at the ~W~ B. Clark home. John Greenup returned last week from a visit with relatives in Cal- ifornia. Mr. and Mrs. Nellermoe are the proud parents of a baby daughter. Luther Hodgin, Jr., and Maybelle Reichert entered the Bismarck Bus- iness College last week. There are now three Trotters young folks en- rolled in the college these. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cohn and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Franklin were Sunday evening guests at the Reichert home. About twenty guests gathered a~ the Cohn home Saturday,evenlng to New Deal Cafe Service the Ladies Aid at her home Thurs. day. A large crowd attended and a delicious dinner was serwd hy the hostess. Leslie and Edna Wassmaun and Auto TOOK OFF 17 OF UGLY FAT bid farewell to the Cohns who are soon leaving for Alexandria, N. Dak. where they will conduct a care. The W. W. V¢. held their annual meeting in the church parlors on Wednesday. Election of officers was held with the following results: President--Mrs. Anna S~erry Vice-President--Mrs. Lizzie Crooke Secretary--Mrs, ~thyle Metcalf Treasurer--Mrs. Elsie Reichert Wm. and Oscar Voyne left by car Friday for Abercrombie, N. Dak.. to visit their mother and other rel- atives. Louis Callend.er. Jr.. left Friday for a weeks visit in the Bitterroot valley. He made the trip with his cousin, Vern Weller. who was here with a truck load of apples. .~ HEEDED DOCTOR'S Mrs. ~Rober t Hlekey, Calif., Writes: "My doctor Kruschen Salts for me--he wouldn't hurt me in the least. lost 17 lbs. in 6 weeks. worth its weight in gold." Mrs. Hickey paid no gossipers who said there safe way to reduce. She wisel~ lowed her doctor's advice. YOU ? Get a Jar 4 weeks and costs but Simply take half teaspoonful of hot water every morning, druggists. q ATTENTI0 Poultry Raisers We will. Buy Live Poultry at Beach ALL DAY Friday, October 25 In addition to October 24, as ++on our cards Spring Chix, light & heavy, 14c lb. Old Hens, light & heavy, 13c lb. Ducks & Geese, 8c lb. Roosters, 8e lb. Joe Prociv & THOMPSON'S FOR SALE At Jim's Place ~" 'Ten Poun~J HIGH GRADE LIGNITE 6OLDEN TABLE SYRUP, ,o,, $2.50 per ton delivered ~ . + -" STECKER COAL MINE ! Phone 73 Beach, N.D. We Specialize in The [Soodlo~ d, lb. qfl_ |Minco Moat tfl.| See us for special rates FAMOUS I /UIlIN!Ui-O! No. 2 cans, per case I~ 1011,, S=s DATES,+24.0Z, rl(6,., ,__, , , 2tk Clean Out Acids HERRING, .s'+Td,+'+ !. -- We .4+0 Fea.re juicy, |8 ~orO"nge" +w;~.t~, igc~. ~ Twoanbe . Oy+ster+~tews . X oTN~ WE DE~dVER PHON~ FREE!T_ Narcisgua Bulbs with 45c 2 pounds of Blue "G" Coffee i +++,o,.. i ! +.B..,o,. 25 CLEMALINE, iARHE PACI(AHE 2"1¢r PUMPKIN 21e 18 K Fanc~ ! . Two No, 21-2Can~ . . . LOC El On C,T.I W.C M.E Callec tdent, retie] • Addre Spend the Were after • JOyed bount At gave ~Vhich of th~ l~ort c CoRnel Sever~ Were nUmb~ ~eetit Oecasi~ Joint s future ~he follow] Pear: Bee., -l~ng. let.