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PAGE 4
SENTINEL BUTTE
..... ~"-~t Wednesday with home folks.
I~I I =
Mr. j, ~~ and Mr. Douglas
5asse were Dickinson v~tors on Sat-
~r~ay.
Mr and Mrs. M. C. Tescher and Joan
left Sunday afternoon for, West Bend,
Wisconsin and various other points for
a two weeks visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Berg were b11s-
callers in town MOnday.
Mr. and Mrs William Gardner were
Dickins~ visitors on Sunday evening.
Orville Dodge spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Page Myers and son of Medora
spent Thursday visiting at the home
Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Runion~,
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hogoboom and
family had as their guests on Friday
and Saturday, Mrs. Katherine Iago and
Rose Iago of Fairfax, Minnesota.
Miss Sokoloski of Wlbaux spent the
w~nd visiting with Elenore Boisen.
Mr. Paul Wagner Journeyed to New
England on Thursday night where he
attended an American Legion Meeting.
Mr, and Mrs. Eddie Cook and family
had as their guests for dinner Mono
day evening, Mr. and Mrs, Mort Stone
and Mr. and Mrs. John Stone and
family and Mrs. Ted Cook,
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Dempsey were
Beach visitors on Saturday afternoon.
The Misses Marian Robertson and
Marian Gardner spent Saturday and
Sunday at Dickinson visiting with Miss
l~bert~n's parents. They returned
home Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Blll Gardner.
Nan Kregnees spent Saturday
at Beach having dental week done.
The ladies of the, St. Mary's Altar
Society wer~ ~ at the home
of Mrs. EriciBt-~h on Thursday after-
noon. At this meeting the annual el-
ection of officers was held. Those
elected were Mrs; Nick Uetz as presi-
dent and Mrs. Margaret Boisen as
vice presiddnt and Mrs. E. O. Busch
as secretary and treasurer. After the
business meeting a very delicious lunch
was served by the hostess.
Miss Margaret Boisen spent Sunday
at the home of her-mother, Mra Mar-
pxet Boisen and family. Miss Boisen
is employed at Medoru.
Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Martin and Babe
were Beach visitors on Saturday after-
rloon.
The members of the Study club were
entertained at the home of Mrs. Paul
Wagned on Tuesday evening. The eve-
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Flnneman and
family were Dickfr~son visitors Wed-
nesday.
Mrs. Bud Haigh entertalned bridge
club Thursday. Mrs. Clara Madison
won high, Mrs. 21met Ralsler low and
Mrs. TonY Krei~er traveling prize.
Miss Marceila Fischer attended the
Hmnecoming at I)lcklnson Saturday.
Miss Thedora-~Manuaam left Friday
for Bismarck where her folks expect to
spend the winter. Mr. Hugo Kre/th~e~
has charge of t~e store.
Mr. K. L. Dooley and Mr. Ralph
Jacobs were Dickinson visitors on Sat-
urday.
The Whist club met at the home of
Mrs. Loule Fascning Thursday. Miss
Ferguson won high and Mrs. Hanson
traveling prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hflbur arrived
from Belfield where he is employed
to spend the weekend with his sister
Mrs. John Tschida.
Mr. and Mrs, Bud Haigh were Beach
visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joh~ Tschida enter-
tained a few friends Saturday evening.
Bridge was played with Mrs. Chaffee
winning high. Those attending from
Beach were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tobias
and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Schillo A very
delicious lunch,: was served A pleasant
time was had by all.
I Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Nlstler were
Sunday dinner guests at the T. A.
Wosepka ho~
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schwagel were
guests at the Pete Schilo home in
Beach Stmday.
Ed l~scher ~and Loretta were to
THE GOLDEN VALLEY ~ 6%
Olendlve on business staurday. Joyahle time. Music was furnished by
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weinrts left on Henry Allen and Hank Wojohn.
Monday for New York then they will Marlyn Stecker was an overnigh~
go to San Francisco vlst~tg both of the
fairs, They are ~ t~ round trip
by bus.
BIG FOUR DISTRICT
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On L%mday afteraoon algmt seven-
ty-flve people gathered at the Herin
Brown home to honor Mr. and Mrs
Ray Brown with a ~us show-
er. The afternoon was spent socially
and a~ the close of the day the bride
opened the many lovely gifts present-
ed her, A delicous lunch was served
at the close of the evening by rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs, Richard McDanold
and family arrived here from Belllng-
ham, Wash., on Sunday mornh~ to
attend the shower for Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Brown. They plan to remain here
about a month to visit relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Feldmann, Albert
Meyers. Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Peterson
Rudy Ramstad and his mother. Mr.
and Mrs, H, W. Brown, and Mr. and
Mrs. J. M, Stecker and Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Ffllner were among those at-
tending the FLB meeting in Dickin-
son Tuesday.
Mary Strzyswski spent the past week
with Marian Schauer.
The wedding dance given by Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Odenbangh at the Big Four
~cmmtmity Hall was well attended
and everyone present had a very He-
US£D CARS
1935 Chev Truck, good tires, and in
O. K. Condition.
1929 Ford Sedan, cheap
1934 Plymouth Sedan, new tires, in
good condition
TO CONVENTION
Practically every member of the
}Beach school faculty left here this
guest at the Ellis Stecker home on [morning for Bismarck where they will
Wednesday and Thursday. ~attend the three day state convention
[of educators.
We are sorry to hear of the car ac-.
School
has
been
dismissed
cident Just east of the Odland dam on
for
the
Saturday night and wish all those in- remainder of the week and the local
jured a speedy recovery, youths are enjoying their vacation.
ANNUAL FARTY
A number of Beachites as well as a
good representation from Sentinel
Butte, Golva and Wibaux were present
for the annual fall party and turkey
raffel which took place at the Vie
Renstrom farm home southeast of
Golva last Saturday night,
Those attending from here report an
enjoyable evening and also the fine
lunch served at midnite.
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! Ship Your Cream
TO
Famers Union Co-
operative Creamel~
DICKINSON, N. D.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
ACCURATE WEIGHT
ACCURATE TEST
PROMPT SERVICE
COOPERATIVELY OWNED
AND OPERATED
THURSDAY, OCT, 26th, 1939
THE MARKETS
~ax ........................... $1.45
Barley ............................
Oats .............................. :12
Rye ............................... 26
Eggs .............................. 26
Cream, sweet .... 26; sour ..... 24
DONI' FORGET THE ANNUAL
HALLOWE'EN MASQUERADE
~~r AT THE ALPHA HALL
Monday, October 30th
WEATHER IS DIFFERENT-- .~
TEMPERTURE IS DIFFERENT--
So FIRE CHIEF GASOLINE .is made to suit the season
"DON'T HIBERNATE-INSULATE"
Use TEXACO PRODUCTS
nlng was spent in playing bridge with 1936 Ch Wi
~,~ ~o~o~ ~ ~, ~a~ ~o~ ~_ ev Pick-up, new tires --For nter Driving
~. ~fi 1927 Chevie Coupe, goodrubber, cheap ] THE TEXAS COMPANY
~ HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW ~ STUB NOYES, Consignee
~'~°" ~i' GOLDEN VALLEY HARVESTER i ~~f ~~ I~
COMPANY !'
who lives near
I . C~ Clark Beach, N . D " I, ?QUX
Fred Smith. Before the ladies departed
they were served a delicious lunch by
the hostess~
Miss Sylvia Kremenetsky
pleasant caller in town on Saturday
afternoon.
Bernard Dixon and Alphonse Decker
were visitors in town on Friday eve.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Bares and fam-
ily were dinner guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Mike TheJsen on Sunday.
Miss Htlda Waldahl spent the week
end at the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Ole Waldahl.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lardy were
Sunday dinner guesus of Mr. and Mrs.
Delphonse Barthel
Golva~
Donald Waldahl
home on Saturday from Fargo where
he has been in the hospital for the
past two months. Donald
somewhat better but it will be some
time ~efore he will be able to be on
his feet again. His many friends arc
glad ~o have him home again and they
all wish him a speedy recovery.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Bares and Mrs.
Mike Theisen spent Monday in Dick-
inson.
Elmo and Gertrude Fischer and Mrs.
Glendora Homing were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Waldahl on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. George PAchmond and
family had as their guests on Sunday.
Mr. ~nd Mrs. Frank Johnson, Bjon~
Venaas, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Haugse
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Rink and family.
Mr Douglas Sasse was a dinner
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J, McPherson
on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, Jot~nny Honnold were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Thelsen
vn Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs, Paul Wagner and Mr.
and Mrs, Bert Fasching were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. G~orge Wo-
~epka on Sunday.
Mrs. Meryle StromYer and ~htldren
arrived ~tm~lay from Ismay to spend
a few daYs visiting at the hon~ of Mrs,
Stromyer and her ~d~ter's Mrs. Herman
~n. She returned home Wed-
nesday,
Mrs. C~',--~ Stromyer left rr1~aY
for Lefor where she has secured em-
ployment.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tschida, Mrs.
Flora FUnk, Mr.'al~d'~rs. B, J. Maj-
erus, Mr and ~ l~nk: KretUnger
were Dickinson visitors. Wednesday.
MarJorie Funk and Dorothy Fischer,
Bernard Majerus. M~d Maus who
are attending the Dickinson Normal
Box
AUCTION
SALE
One mile south of Ollie and three miles west and a quarter of a
mile south, on the Baker road.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 30th
BEGINNING AT 10:30 A. M, SHARP
Lunch will be served at noon by the Lutheran and U. B. Ladies Aid
of Ollie. Bring your own cups
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LIVi~TOCK
4 head of work horses, 3 to 5 y~.
2 sucking colts
6 milch cows ~ to 6 yrs. old
6 spring calves
$1 feeder pigs
I barrow, 500 lbs.
Turkeys and Chickens
HOUS~OLD GOODS
Beds, ~tables, kitchen cabinet,
chairs stoves etc.
FARM MA(~HINERY & MISC.
1 ~ tractor and plow's in
good ~ order model
1 six-section steel harrow, nearly
new. ~
I MeC~&-Deerln~ binder in
exeell~t condition - 8 ft.
1 Hght ~aft Kentucky drill IO ft
I drag ~cart
1 8-ft d~k
I Deeek~ mower
1 Dee~g hay rake
1 sulky plow, lS-tn~h
1 $-~e ser~per
{ ~ III .
1 garden cultivator
1 single row corn cultivator in
good shape
I wagon and box
I low wheel wagon-hay rack
I four wheel traile~ - no tires
I bob sled
I front bob with .~px
Z sets b~tehen harnem
Z se~ harness with ehat~ trigs
2 new oil barrels, "1~
1 steel water tank
Cedar Pe~ts
1 breeder house.
I ironclad lneubater, good shape
1 pile building lumber
1 pile kindling wood
Chicken netting
Shovels, forks and other tools
2 s~aek_s of prairie lug.
I stack oat straw in AI condition
I stack barley and oat straw
1 stack of wheat straw
1 grind stone
1 2-wheel cart :"
1 5S/g'aL barrel with "~t
M~ay oU~r ~tlcles'to~
to mention. : -
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TERMS OF SAI~ :-:CASH~,~:~.~ ~
PETE ~T, Auettoneee
Call at our Store and Test Your Memory...
During our Special MONARCH Range Sale.
OCT. 27- 23
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