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aDePt Sunday at the
home. :~
Oldie was in bed several
~ith quiuzy.
~vons ViSited over
weekefld at the Gee. Stevens
at~he *~-~tuvned to her school
Beiflold Monday.
Mrs. (tee. Oldie returned
IOwa! Wbdaeodayo where
they have spent the past two weeks
~iting relatives and friends.
,~Mr~. Jess Grousing was sewing at
the Louts Tungsvik home a few days
visited his sister, Mrs.
Sunday.
~
rs. Harold Oldie and baby
d~zhter returned home Wednesday
~m the Benson homo in Beach.
~, A~. White transacted business
I Dickinson Saturday.
in
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3 I" Ill
Westerheim
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~-!~V.7 R. Conboy and Harold Hollar
helped David Dtetz butCher Monday.
~dbert Allen is working with his
in Beach now but came out
over the weekend to spend a
with home folks.
W.o R. Conboy spent a few
d~ys ~vith Mrs. Hollar while Mr.
~I011ar was at the river,
*. and Mrs. Clyde Myers have
in our neighborhood getting
wheat allotment contracts sign.
evening they were
at Harold Hollm~s.
Conboy and DaVid Dietz
Sentinel Butte ann
Review in this ter,
are sorry to learn of the fire
~/~bere, but are glad that it was put
~t Wltk ~e damage.
~i~D~t.n Bush returned from Montana
~here he has been worrfng.
Mrs. 'taylor Cook was a caller at
Mrs. Rose Hollar's Sunday.
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LUTEFISK 8UPPER
:* There will be a lutefisk supper at
.t~he Trinity Lutheran church base-
knenf, Sentinel Butte, on Saturday,
~ov. 23rd. Prices will be 20c and
~5c, Everyone is welcome. ProCeeds
~I go to buy pews for the church.
A Jb~aar will also be held in con-
~mction with the supper:
.... Illl , .
L. ~I. Cailender b~t week put.
chased a new International pick-up,
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Ayers were
Measautly surprised on Monday se-
ining, the' occasion being their sixth
wedding anniversary. T, he evening
was spent in playing cards and danc-
ing, music furnished by Mrs. Houck,
Miss Van Eeaton, and Mrs. Ayers.
At midnight a fine lunch was served,
consisting of salads, sandwiches
pickles, cakes and coffee. About 30
guests were present and all report
a fine time.
Word has been received from La-
Crosse, Wis., that Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Callahan are the proud Parents
of a fine big boy, who came to bless
their home Nov. 2. Congratulations
to the happy parents.
Frank Morrls~came up from the
Edge Hill country last Wednesday
to deliver a fine saddle horse to his
niece, Miss Kregness, who is teach-
ing the T. D. school and living with
Miss FuLler at the Mike Easton
farm.
Pete Beeler has taken employment
at the Frank Nehls farm. Chester
Bargfeld left for his home at Car-
lyle i~st Thursday.
Bud McCaskey was pleasantly su~.
prised by a number of his friends
last Sunday, the occasion being his
birthday. The afternoon was spent
in social activities. At six o'clock
a fine supper was served to the
guests and the birthday cake caused
much merrimemt, as there were two
rings imbedded in the cake, but we
will not mention the prize winners
of the rings. Before departing for
their homes" his friends left him sev-
eral lovely Kilts in remembrafico of
the happw day.
Ole Omley, Elmer Franklin and
Cecil Metcalf spent Thursday at the
Roy McCaskey home, being enroute
to Beach with a carload of cattle for
Mr. Hodgin.
A. P. Doblar returned from La-
Crosse last Thursday, and reports
that his mother is not imProving as
well as she should after her opera-
tion.
Alex McCaskey is stationed a~
Camp Crook at the CCC camp.
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NOTICE
NeWs
It'S a wow! It's a scream! What?
the plays being put on bY the Young
citizens League* on Friday, Nov. 23,
at 8:00 p. m. at the Carlson school.
Everyone invited.
Mr. Doblar has returned home from
Wisconsin "where he has been the
last two weeks visiting his mothez
and relatives whom he has not seen
for a long While.
Mrs. Joe Schauer and Josephine
have been helping Mrs. Chas. Wool-
worth this week as she has been ill.
" Mr.and Mrs. Tom Johnson and two
,children were callers at the Hobbs
home and the Stecker mine Wednes-
day afternoon.
E. A. Livermore and Floyd Hobbs
drove cattle to Beach Thursday to be
shipped on Friday.
Ray •Hathaway and Frank Kannen-
berg were callers at the Hobbs and
Ernest Barkland homes Monday.
Ernest Barkland is busy moving his
buildings on the quarter of land he
bought east of his place.
Mrs. E A. Livermore attended
Missionary at Mrs. Theln's Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Osterloth and
daughters were Sunday dinner guests
at the home of Mrs Ostorloth's
mother. Mrs. Blue, as also was Mrs.
Edwards.
Ern Dailey has been repairing Mrs.
Edwards' barn which blew down last
summer in the storm.
Mrs. Buttorfleld and Ward were
callers at the Brown place to see
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Youells Wed-
nesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hobbs were
callers at Mrs. Edwards' Monday,
The wheat sign-up meetings were
held on Monday, Tuesday and Wed-
nesday at the Hobbs home.
Joe Hudecek was a caller at the
Mike .Easton and B. J. MCDano~¢~
homes Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Stecker and
"sons were callers at the YoueUs home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oswood delivered
turkeys to Beach Friday and received
a good price for them.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hobbs and
children were callers at the J. &.
McDanold home Sunday. It was Ev-
elyn's birthday and a nice birthday
At the regular meeting of the Beach cake was enjoyed.
township supervisors on Oct. 28, Leo Nielsen and Ed McGan were
there was not a full membership callers at the Fred Robe~tson home
of the board and an adjournment while out hunting coyotes.
was taken, to meet on the 26th of
November,
C. H. SMITH, Clerk
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Miss Lucllle Van Eaton was a Dick-
inson visitor Saturday.
Thanksgiving
Foods
The letter contracts worked out by
the English 11C class have been com-
pleted; out of a class of sixteen,
eight did A work which shows a
commendable degree of work on the
part of the class.
The eighth grade has decided to
put cut another issue of its paper
next month and have chosen a new
staff.
As those with the museum hobby
were forced to postpone their pro-
gram last Friday because of lack ef
time, they have added several more
numbers and will give it this Friday.
$ $ $ $
An unusual display is on the Bul-
letin Board iu the English room.
Signe Fosjard, a member ef the
English IIR class that is studying
"rhe Hot~se of Seven Gables" by
Hawthorne, has d r a w n original
sketches of Hawthorne, the House o~
Seven Gables, and characters in the
story.
$ * $ $
Thanksgiving vacation will begin
on Wednesday evening, November 27,
and continue until Monday morning,
December 2nd.
$ $ * $
Christmas vac~ation starts Friday,
December 20th, and continues until
Monday, January 6th.
$ * $ *
The Northern Missouri Slope Con-
ference, which includes Almost,
Beach, Belfleld. Dickinson Central,
Dickinson Model, Hebron, New Salem,
Assumption Abbey, Richardton. Sent-
inel Butte, and Taylor high schools,
will again sponsor the Junior Play-
makers, Declamatory contest, and
the Music Festival. This organization
has for a number ef years carried out
a successful program of school events.
It is hoped that the programs wlh
be well received again this year.
$ $ al I~
Characters are being chosen for
the Christmas play "Why the Chimes
Rang" which will be sponsored by the
Playmakers' club.
$ $ $ $
The Junior play will be produced
on December 13.
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Little Virginia Caldwell has been
staying with her aunt, Mrs. Ed Kosh-
soy, as l~er mother has been in the
Beach hospital with bronchial trouble
Raymond Kukowski has been haul.
lug sheep to the D. L. Kukowsk!
famn, from whence they wore deliv-
ered to Beach and shipped.
The Big Four community club held
its regular monthly meeting on Sat-
urday, Nov. 16. At the meeting it
was decided to hold a masquerade
dance on Dec. 14. one week early
and dispense with the regular De-
cember meeting on account of the
Trotters
News
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INFANT 8DN DIES
It
The Wm. Doyle family here receiv-
ed word Tuesday that Frank Doyle's
four months old son had died at
Sidney of double pneumonia. Frank
Doyle worked in this neighborhood
during the summer and fall and om
sympathy is extended to him and
his wife in their bereavement.
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nearness to Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Mohardy and child-
. II . Dick and Max Kerr were callers at ren are staying at the Hodgin home
* _ . Pumnbln Mince Meat Ni~elsen's Saturday evening, during the absence of Mr. and Mrs.
Hodgin. Mr. Hodgin left Saturday
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• -- ........... llll-~ -- for St. Paul with a car of cattle. He
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' ' Garner News
NO. 2'/~ CANS ~,-~ I 1 (~.,.~ intends to stop at Bismarck on his
, 18.K FANCY z..,~.~l~ I II 7q~, . way back to see his wife, who is in
!1 SAiAD DRESSING, CAROL' QT JAR 33¢ ,~o hosital there. If Mrs. Hodgin
~~~~~ continues to improve until that time
Mrs, Stella Geary and little grand- she will return home with hlm.
I son, Willis Wright, has been spend- North Union Aid met with
, ~ ~ ing a few days with her danghtor,
l~t 14 FANCY I1~ ~ &l~t d~ Mrs. Herman Wassmann.
i 5UflN I OF, .o.~E. L flU, ,L 5ANb LO.C, Bi. Wassmann was an overnight
i" DATES ' J 24 OZl PKI 20'C Saturday.Caller at the Glen Allstot home OnMr. alld Mrs. JOe Strohmeyer,
Agnes S~rohmeyer, Alvin Geary, Mr.
; GOff'EE, REO A • 3 LBS 49c and Mrs. Fred Wassmann were sup-
• per guests at the Herman Wassmann
home Sunday eve~uing.
...... Andrew Kohler and Daisy Wass-
mann were dinner guests at the Ed
LUX SOAP 4 25c Sheen home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wassmann
were callers~ at the Herbert Babcock
CRISCO 3 LB, CAN 63c GO uo..
Mr. and Mrs. Glen All,tot and
~ , ~ ,,, .. . Mary I~e were visiting at the VIc
; HERSHEY'8 Renstrom home Wednesday,
Ch colate Mixed Candy Quite a number attended the wheat
0 OLD TYME allotment meeting In Alpha Thurs-
$ HALF.LB. PKGS. 2 LBS. day.
25c 23c The Alpha dlos Aid will eet
with Mrs. A. J, Ziebarth Thursday
~ ,, for dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wassmann
WHEATIES 80Z PK 11c have moved to the Vtctor Reustrom Turk
I farm'for the winter. Vlc intends to
• , ,, ' "' spend the winter in California.
~ANUTI .... BRITTLEcALIF 2 LBS|LB 22c23C l~ausethe past Week.C°aIFred]Mr. fOrandandWass'anntheMrs.EtheIStrahOnGeorgeattendedhaS schoolbeeu haullngstull,ths brldalh°UseMrs" R A F FI[
FANCY I shower on Leona Bares Saturday
night.
18[( LB, BOX 47¢ Nick SChlllo called at the Mat ~T
.~,,~ Krause home on Monday morning.
Several from Garner attended the ~ t ~,~. ~~'L-r'~Vte:n's
Bazaar in Golva Wednesday. The
.... ~ ~ 2 r~" ~ proceeds will go for the CathollO
, ,,. , .... church there. THREE MILE8 EAST AND A
-- -- -- -- -- -- 6 lba 35c Velma Babcock entertanlod the
Young Folks Card Club at her home HALF MILE NORTH OF
Friday evening. Many attended and
---..... large stalk 18c a good time was had by all. A de- BEACH
lictoUs lunCh was served at mid.
-- large crisp head 10c night.
3ohn lq~nn sgent the weekend with
Sat. Nov. 23rd
Oran__.~ ~, ~ Grap~ Xr. ~d Z~. men All.tot and
vlsltors at the Mat
The
Mrs. George Clements Wednesday.
H. H. Burchette returned from
St. Paul Wednesday where he au¢~
J. R. Andre had taken cattle. Mr.
Andre remained a few days to trans.
act business, returning on Saturday. [
A. J. Nellermoe, Phil Moore and
Bert Sperry took cattle to Sidney
last week. When 'they got them to
the bridge the cattle refused to cross.
In trying to drag some of them
across, two belonging to Bert Sperry
received broken legs and had to be
shot. The cattle were sold to a local
dealer in Sidney.
Russ McClenhaen ~,nd his mother
were business callers in Beach on
Saturday.
Omleys, errs, Lawhoads and Green-
ups took turkeys to Beach Saturday
to sell them to the Mandan Co.
The W.W.W. met at the church
basement Friday with Mrs. Omley as
hostess, A wonderful dinner was
u
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9-1,
served at n~; at~gv whl~l-a bU~I-
l~ess meeting was held followed by
t~he sale of some things ,thgt _we~-e
left over from the regular sale.
Hjaln~r Johnson has returned as
far as Beach from a year's visit in
Minnesota. His health is not much
improved, but we hope that the home
air will help him and that he will
soon be out among us again /
Mrs, C. H Callender were to
Beach Saturday where she will re-
gain'at the Willis Wallace
medical care tot awhile.
The Scandia L. "A. S. held
.mnual dinner and sale at the
church parlors Saturday. A
crowd turned out to do credit to
bounteous dinner for which
Scandla ladies are famous.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawhead have
in Beach the past two weeks and (
not expect to be at Trotters
of thetime for two or three
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