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THE BEACH REVI~ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7,. 1935
, which was to have
held in the Big Four Hall on
was postponed because of
weather. This will be held later.
staying with
grandmother while Mr.-D0blar is
Wis., b~tuse of the serious
his mother, Mrs, Anna
Ma~: Kerr
• and Mr. Famest Barkland, Just
and Mr. and Mrs'. Leo Neit-
and children, it being Max's birth.
on Sunday,
r~7,~:, There was no school m the T. D.
~'ichool on Monday because tim teach-
was Ill, ,
~i~:~: Mr. and Mrs. Win, Jandt were
~i~.Beach on Friday'attending church.
. Jandt then remained to attend
on Saturday and visit with
and family. She
"Saturday evening.
~nd son Bill took a
io Dickinson on Sat-
for flour•
and Mrs, E. A. Livermore
business callers in Beach on
has returned
to be under a
care for awhile.
is driving back and
to Mrs. Doblar's to help l~er
while Mr. Doblar is gone.
Mrs. Hobbs and Mrs. Kittleson
on Tuesday for the
lesson given by Miss Ella
@
Mr. and Mrs. ~ndrew Mousen and
were callePs at the
at her
Mrs. Celia
in time for I~ay-
will remain for
was a supper
home on Sunday
forget the school benefit
school house on
Nov. 8.
Ha~mT Wassman had
Sunday Mr. and
Kouba and daughters,
and Mrs• Matt Krause and Eth-
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Wosepka
Kenneth and Dorothy, Mr. and
and Mrs, Fritz
Chm~,
afternoon
home Oll
Wo~epk~ has been attend-
were visitors at Matt
THE =
Itrttflit¢t ttiitt¢
Howard is go,
o~ to Valx
a visit with
~. Clod Burgett were
~j at the Fred Wass-
tday night . I
• Cleo Burgett and
sm~n were visitors at
o~me Tu ~day. d
Mrs, ~Ien Allstot an
Walter and Dorothy
[ at the Matt Krause
evening
Krause visited
Wehrman home on Sat-
VOLUME XIII
f
H. A. BURYS HON()RED ON
32ND WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
--1111
{Prom Alpha News)
Mr. and Mrs. H. A,. Bury were
complimented on Tuesday evening
when a group of friends entertained
at a surprise party in their honor on
the occasion of their 32rid Wedding
Anniversary. Games and a mock
wedding provided diversion after
which they were presented gifts
from their friends. Lunch was serv-
ed at midnight, a delicious wedding
cake being made by l~rs. Fritz
Faschtng. The guests departed at a
late hour wishing Mr. and Mrs.
Bury many more hapPY years of
wedded life.
~ lliI-
LOCAL HEWS,ITEMS
Eugene LaMeres and a boy friend
of his spent the weekend at the La-
Meres home here. Eugene attends
school at Richardton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Martin, Jr.,
nd two daughters arrived home on
Thursday night from a two weeks
trip in various points in Minnesota.
The dance last Friday night prov-
ed fairly successful, a fair-sized crowd
attending. The dance was sponsored
by the Athletic Association and mus-
ic furnished by Burns' orchestra.
The school sponsored an all scl~ool
,arty at the Opera House lust Thurs-
day night. The entire school attend-
ed. A free show was given and a
lunch ~erved later. This was in the
form of a Hallowe'en party. It prov-
ed to be quite successful in that not
much damage was done in town that
night. The merchants are also re.
sponsible for the good time had at
this affair.
Miss Velma Palmer and Miss Syl-
via Kremenetsky gave a party on
Monday night for members of the
school faculty, Everyone attending
enjoyed the evening.
Mrs. Ella Smith and son Fred S.
Smith and~ Albert Ramsey left on
Monday morning for New York where
they will make their future homo.
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald and Patty
Ann spent Sunday visiting at th&
Boisen home.
Mrs. :R. Young and Kathleen Bois-
en left Monday morning for Minne-
sota and Wisconsin. Kathleen will
Mrs. Young will return to her home
at Sparta, Wisconsin.
Mrs. G. W. Hall entertained mem-
bers of the Study Club at ~r home
on Tuesday night. Bridge was played
and a delicious lunch was served by
the hostess.
i The Ladies Aid of the Congrega-
l~onal church will sponsor a chicken
fpie supper st the church Thursday
~afternoon and evening. A bazaar
/wtll be held, and a quilt top given
!away. Chances are being sold on the
I quilt.
Tommy Tovey was on the sick list
over the weekend.
Mrs. Hall spent Friday shopping
in .Beach. .
Mr. and Mrs. Tovey and children
~and Mrs. Mason were business vis-
MI~, E. How,, itors in Beach Saturday.
let% for Sioux City, Kenneth Floe drov~ to Amldon on
Saturday to spend the weekend visit-
ing his sister.
Work has been started on the Con-
Mrs. Glen Allstot and
Beach visitors Friday.
Mrs. Fred Wassman and
at the George Wassman
THURSDAY,'~ NOVEMBER 7, 1935
School News Of Interest
t t
gregatlonal church fixing the damage
done to the interior from the hail
storm. , .
Mary Stoddard spent the weegena
at her home here°
Myrtle Johnston, who is attending
Jamestown college, spent the week-
end at her home south of town,
Hawaiians
Senior Play Ih.actice is under way
in a big way.
The Hallowe'en Dance given last
Friday was,~'t very successful. A
few dollars profit was" cleared. We
hope to capitalize at the Thanksgiv-
ing Dance, Thursday night, Novem-
ber 26th. Bill's Music will entertain.
The H~llowe'en Party last Thurs-
day night was a great success. The
youngsters enjoyed the varied movie
program, the opportunity to leave off
excess energy, and the delicious and
ample feed given °them. Many parents
and young people attended. The best
part of the program was the fact that
not a single complaint was registered
about town in regard to Hallowe'en
pranks. Will someone please tell the
World that the young people of tSday
can't behave on Hallowe'en Night.
Each of the grade rooms had a
Hallowe'en Party last Friday after-
noon.
The scheduled foltbaI1 game with
the Golva H. S. Team has been post-
poned again. It is doubtful whether
earn as much as $6.00 a month tO-
ward their school expenses.
The whole student body deeply
feel the lo~s of their friend Pete
Boisen. Pete was a member of the
school board several times. He was
always for anything that would ~ake
for better schbois and what woUl~
make school life most profitable for
students.
The art class are doing finger paint-
ing. This promises to be a worth
while spare time activity. Tin can
constructions will be part of the ar~
program in the future.
Programs for Armistice Day and
Thanksgiving are under way. The
whole school will Participate.
The traveling library for the turn!
schools has been completed and will
start its excursion n~x~t week.
The ,band will play at the Armis-
tice program. The problems of de-
mocracy class will render a debate
on the question Should the Govern-
ment Own the Munition Factories.
A testing program for the entire
we will be able to play this game. [grades will be given next week. Oh-
Three high school students are ~jective tests for high and Iow, 7th.
working at odd jobs in line with the ] 8th. and 9th. grades h~ve been re-
N. Y. A. These young people may Jcelved.
20 Years Ago
From The Sentinel Butte Republican
October 28th, 1915--
4i
J, Z. Gardner is advertising for
sale at public auction, his 160 acre
farm a mile south of town.
John Gussick is announcing the
opening of his Coal mine at the west
end of the big butte.
J. W. Brown is putting on a big
sale at his general merchandise store.
We. Morris & Son have ol~ened up
their new store on the west end of
main street.
"Dad" Patterson, the well known
plasterer, has purchued lots Just
west of the Harve Robinson residence,
and is erect~g a cottage there on.
! T. J. Cassidy of the Gem Grocery
,is having his crop threshed,, and re-
ports a yield of 60 bushels of oats to
the acre.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Prendergast
moved into their new residence this
week.
James Cass arrived this week from
Webster, S. Dak.. with a carload of
emigrant movables and est~lished
himself on the farm he recently
bought south of town.
Rudolph Trester arrived home this
week from Winona. Minn.. where he
has been taking treatment for par-
alysis of the lower limbs.
II|i~--~--
Westerheim
Mrs. Rose Hollar and Mrs. David
Dietz spent Tuesday at W. R. Con-
boy's.
W. R. Conboy and David Dietz
were callers at Ollie Oygard's Tues.
day.
Mr. Nolan was a caller at Otto
Will's Tuesday.
Mrs. May Wright slipped and fell
on the ice. hu~ting her hands and
~nee quite badly.
J. S._ Rathbun is getting up his
winter coM.
The many friends of the Boisen
, t , , .
Honor Their Delegate
30 Years Ago
From The Sentinel Butte Republican
NOvember 2nd. 1905---
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Otto ~hennelw0rth, who is alleged
to have stolen $10.000 worth of hors-
es from C. ~Huidekoher. has been
ceught in Wyoming.
This" week A. L. Martin shipped
from here a carload of flax. the first
carload of grain ever raised in and
shipped from this county.
A large steam threshing rig was
shipped in here from Minnesota this
week.
Yesterday, two prairie schooners.
bound for Beach. went through town
The schooners contained two famil-
ies from Minnesota. who had taken
UP h~mesteads near Beach.
Contractor J. Z. Gardner has taken
the contract for the new school house
a~ Trotters.
C. P. Olstead has traded his $
section ranch to a gentleman by the
name of W. D. Forsyth for a brick
blocs in St. James. Minn.
family here, extend sympathy to
them in their hour of sorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Conboy and
David Dietz were slmppers in Sent-
inel Butte and Beach Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs. G@o. Coyle and Mrs.
Harold Hollar were shoppers In
Beach F~riday, Mrs. Hollar's going
out ~o Bill Hollar's where she stayed
until Sunday.
}~FY. and Harold Lemon were
callers at David Dietz' Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Satre were
callers at H. H. Olsen's Sunday.
A few friends gathered at the
Harold Hollar home Sunday evening
to help Mrs. Hollar celebrate her
birthday.
Junior Cook was 3 caller at Math
Brown's and Otto Wilrs Sunday.
France Hollar took the Hollar and
Alien sheep to Web Allen's Sunday,
---t!ll-
NUMBER 27
GIRL SCOUTS HELD MEET-
ING LAST WEEK TUESDAY
ll-
Tuesday, October 28th, the girl
scouts, consisting of ten members,
held a meeting. Three of the mem-
bers who were not present were El-
eanor Boisen, Marion Gardner, and
Jeanne Martin.
The meeting was called to order by
the tro~p leader, Miss Palmer, at
four-fifteen P. M. The girls were,
divided into groups of six and sev-
en. Patricia LaMeres and Violet
Brown were elected Patrol Leaders
and Margaret Gallagher and Eleanor
Boisen as Corporal Leaders. Eleanor
Boisen was also chosen as a reporter.
llll
TWIN BUTTE COMMUNITY "CLUB
II
Everyone interested in the Twin
Butte Community club is a~ked to
take notice that there will be a spec-
ial meeting at the Camel's Hump
school house on Saturday night,
Nov 9, at 8 p. m.
• IIII
LOCAL HEWS ITEMS
-ll
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Hogoboom and
Mr. and Mrs~ M. B. Hogoboom return-
ed Saturday from an auto trip to
Rochester and Minneapolis, Minn.
John Lardy arrived Monday from
BemidJi, Minn., to attend the funeral
of his brother. P.. J. Lardy. John was
formerly a resident homesteader of
this vicinity.
E. D. Nelson drove to Dickinson
Sunday. accompanied hy C, J• Eng-
fund, W. T. Pederson and Ted Mur-
pity. They called on Felix Murphy.
who is receiving medical a~entfon
at Dickinson.
In the recent disasterous fire at
Baker. Mont.. Mrs. John Sheehan,
formerly Miss Emma Waldal, had
the misfortune of losing all her
household belongings, Including many
beautiful gifts received at her rec-
ent wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Martin and
daughter Jeanne returned Thursday
from a two weeks auto trip to Min-
neapolis, Minnesota.
Walter Petersilie expects to leave
today for Watford City where fie will
join a CCC camp.
Mrs. Joe Douns returned yesterday
after spending several months visit-
ing her mother and other relatives
in CaHfornia,
Tom Wirtzfeldt is carrying his left
arm in a sling as a result of getting
his hand caught between a large
chunk of lignite and the wagon
wheel.
CARD OF THANKS
~--[|,__.
We wish to thank our many friends
for their kindness, in our recent
bereavement, the loss of our husband
and father. Your expression of sym-
pathy has helped much to alleviate
our sorrow.
~Mrs. A. P. Boisen and family.
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Strange Horseless Carriage
One of the strangest horseless car,
rlages In history "was made in Nurm
berg, Germany, in 1649. It was oper-
ated by three men. one of whom
steered it from a fronz seat whlle the
other two, concealed fn the rear, pro-
pelted it by turning a crank. Although
its greatest speed was only two miles
an hour. writes Mrs. F. Ogden, Jr., E1
Reno, Okla, in Collier's Weekly, it had
a very effective gadget for making peo-
ple get out of the way. A large figure
of a dragon on the "hood" could spout
water for a distance of 15 feel
Illl
J. V. Klein and sons John and
~,,~¢-uare Butte Georgewere visitors at Wm. De-
Vries' on Sunday.
Harmon Olstad attended the dance
at Sentinel Butte Friday evening.
J, V.. Klein and daughter Gladys
were callers at Sentinel Butte on
Saturday.
Carl' England was a caller at Lloyd
Yates' Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barcel, son Ken-
neth, and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Deep-
soy were callers at Sentinel BUtte on
Friday.
Ed. Olsen has started to gather up
the cattle for Lyle Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Yates were
visitors at Sentinel Butte Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barcel and son
Kenneth were callers at J. V.
Klein's on SUnday.
Mr. a~d Mrs. Ed Olsen and child~
ren attended the dance at Arnold
Johnson's Saturday night.
fill,
Walter Petersilie is spending a
few days at Einar Olstad's.
Mrs. Ole Waldal and son Donald
spent the weekend at Barcel's.
Lloyd Yates was a Sentinel Butte
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Olsem and children spent
a couple of days at her parent's
home, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie John-
son.
Einor Olstad helped Ed Sheen
butcher on Saturday.~
Sam Rogers is working at the Gee.
Oldie farm near Golva
~a a trR~ to Iowa.
:" - ~4~,~4t " - - :_ :_
Alpha News -.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred MoManigal.
spent Sunday with the latter's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George' Stall.
John Wtlkins transacted busi~ss
in Bqach on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hogoboom
returned Sunday evening from Ro-
chester, Minn., where they consulted
doctors concerning Mrs. Hogoboom's
health.
Mrs. Jens Gronning • was sewing
at the A. J. Zlebarth home Saturday.
Myrtle Johnston spent the weekend
at home. She resumed her school
duties at Jamestown Monday morn-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Gloyd Bury enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bury "
and Mr., and Mrs. Frank Schoube and
daughter at dinner Tuesday.
The two .whist clubs met Saturday
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Land-
berg entertained the young folks
club. Five tables played eight games,
high prizes going to Alice Kouba and
Dick Carew and low to Mildred
Johnston and Clarence Fasching. A
very good lunch was served at mid-
night by Mrs. Langberg.
The married folks club was enter-
tained by Mr. and Mrs. Win. Swan,
Mrs. Julius Larson and Edward Eid'o
won high prizes and Edith Carew
and John Irons second.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Otremba,
Louise and warner Nistler were sup-
per •guests at the Ed. Scherman
home Sunday.
H. A. Bury and Gloyd left Wed-
nesday morning for Holmquist, S.
Dak., on a duck hunting trip. Due
to the cold weather the ducks were
scarce. They returned on Monday ev-
ening.
The Birthday Club was entertained
Thursday at the Otto Johnson home.
Everyone reported a good time at
the dance Thursday night which was
sponsored by the Woodman Lodge.
!111
Swmm by "rbem~vee
8,rams are generally best kegt I~
themselves in captivity, keepers of
zoos have discovered. Wfth birds s~aall-
er than themselves they often become
too quarrelsome and murderous for the
welfare of their weaker neighbors.
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ANNOUNCEMENT---
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And will appreciate your patronage.
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