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• Mr.
rived
Red Lake Falls,
Thanksgiving with
flies here.
Dick Carew of Alpha left here by
last Thursday afternoon for Cal-
"ifornia where he plans to spend the
winter months.
FOR SALE---Small house in Beach.
Inquire at Beach Review. 3tp
George and Roy Oech went to Min-
neapolis last Thursday to spend the
Weekend. In the Minnesota-Wiscons-
In football game Saturday, they saw
Vern Oech play the last game of his
college career. Playing guard, Vern
has been one of. the stalwarts in the
line on Minnesota's national champ-
ionship team for the past two years.
Vern was this week honored by be-
Ing given honorable mention on the
all-conference team of Big Ten
schools, picked by coaches of those
institutions.
When thinking in terms of 5c, 10c,
and 15c, try the Fair Store for real
Values, O24-21~tf
t
The Fortnightly Club of the Con-
gregational church met on MondaY
evening at the church parlors.
L
The United Lutheran Ladies Aid
'Will serve a dinner at Moyer's Care
on Saturday, Dec. 7th.
FOR SALE
HIGH GRADE LIGNITE
$2.50 per ton delivered
STECKER COAL MINE
iPhone" 73 Beach, N. D.
"Old Faithful"
in Its Glory
doesn't compare to the scene
pictured above. If you want to
~oid such calamities, use our
i radiator solutions at the first
signs of cold weather.
DON'T WAIT TOO LONG!
in today and let us give
your car a complete winter ov-
erhauling. Sh~ft the worry to
our shoulders.
BATTERY ' TIRE SER~/ICE
W' C. Schulz
GARAGE
Job Printiug in
Your Business
In your business, whatever
it is, you are in constant
need of printing of some
sort. At The Beach Re-
view you can get the best
at "the most reasonable
prices.
CALL US FOR AN EBTIMATE
ON YOUR JOB
BEACH REVIEW
JOB PRINTER8
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The Ladies Auxiliary will hold a
regular meeting at the home of Mrs.
B. P. Brunsvold on Thursday, Dec.
5, the date having been changed from
Tuesday, the 3rd.
A Thanksgiving dance is being held
at the Alpha. hall tonight.
Rev. B. "T. Osborne has been on
the sick list the past week. Mrs.
Osborne was in charge of services at
the Methodist church Sunday morn-
ing in the pastor's absence.
Curt Sill, one of the state highway
patrolmen, has been spending the
past week at his home here, being
laid up with a had cold and sore
throat.
Thanksgiving
Special
Plum Pudding
Ice Cream
PINT 24c
QUART 44c
Rice Drug Co.
Fresh from our freezer daily.
We make our own.
Mrs. Andrew Carlson and little son
went to Marmarth last Thursday for
a visit with-her aunt.
Roy Cooper arrived from D,uxton,
N. Dak., for a several weeks' visit
at the home of his sister, Mrs. L.
A. Barrows.
A Bismarck paper reports that Mrs.
Otto Bauer (the former Evea Pericle)
has replaced one of the teachers on
the junior high school staff there.
FOR SALE--Two high grade bucks.
See Fred Wassman. ffx
Mrs. L. R. Duffield, and children,
from Yakima, Wash., arrived oil
Mo~day to spend several months
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. ThHI. Mrs. Duffield will be re-
membered as Margurete Thill.
THE BEACH P~WEW
Miss 'Mildred: Kuster returned to
Beach Sunday and is now employed
at the Palace Beauty Shop ....
Another change was made in the
local Rbdr OWl store last ~ve~ when
Tony ~e~rg, wile has ~1~ ~anager
here the past f~w months, was re-
leased, and a clerk who came here a
week or so before that, assumed the
managership. Paul Beckley has ac-
ce~ted a, position as~lerk ia the dt0re
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Rice and fam-
ily accompanied by Matt Zimmer and
Diane Specker, 1eft yesterday morn-
i~g for Ellendale where they expect
to spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Riggs. They plan to re-
turn on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Ayers left last
week for I~aCrosse, to spend a short
time with Mrs. Ayers' mother who
has been ill for some time.
When holiday shopping see our
new complete line of toys and gift
goods. The I,~air Store. N28-tt
111.
AN APPRECIATION
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The Mandan Creamery and Produce
Co. wishes to thank the farmers who
have done business with them during
the past month. We will be looking
for your Xmas turkeys and will give
you the same fast and courteouv
service that we have in the past,
Watch for turkey announcement
next week.
Mandan Creamery & Produce Co.
Beach, N. Dak.
Ill
First Bread Made
Wholewheat bread, although the first
bread made, is often referred to as
the "invention" of Sylvester Graham,
an American lecturer on temperance
and food reform. In l,q35, in a treatise,
"A Defense of the Graham System of
Living," he set forth the attributes of
wholewheat bread as a health food
and included it in hls vegetable dietary
regimen, which at one time had many
thonsands of adherents ~¢hroughout the
United States.
Ill;
The "Bermuda Hundred"
A tract of land in Chesterfield coun-
ty, Virginia, once belonged to Bermuda.
The "Bermuda Hundred," as it is still
known, was given to the men who
bought the island's from Virginia.
|ill'
The Royal Neigbors will meet on
next Wednesday evening, Dec. 4th,
at the Masonic Temple~ There will be
election of officers and also the an-
nual Christmas party.
A ,arty of Masons, consisting of
A. E. Kastien. Stener Ekre, Roy
Johnson, John Raisler and E. M.
Enderle drove to Dickinson Friday to
attend a district meeting there.
Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Grtndstuen
ntertained the local faculty at their
home last Saturday evening.
A surveying crew from Bismarck
was here last weeke~nd looking over
the proposed overpass in Beach.
Dr. Fuller returned to Beach last
weekend.
Dr. Rlesland, the eye sight spec-
ialist, may be consulted for finest
opticaI ~s~ervice at reasonable :Prices
at the ~Iden Valley Hotel, Dec. 12
:to noon the 15th. N28-tf
Wins By Knockout
DICK DEI~ARA Y
If any organization is not liK-
ed here, or if there are uy cor-
rection to be made in those
listed, please phone 14.
1
Round Table
M~tt every other wednesday even.
fng,~
Catholic Ladies Guild
Meets last ThurDday afternoon of
each month.
Woman's Club
Meets every other Monday evening.
Beach Lions Club
Meets second and fourth Monday
evenings of month, 6:30 p. m. at
Golden Valley Hotel.
'Beach Chapter O. E. 8.
Meets second and fourth Tuesday
evening of month at Masonic Temple
Builder's Class
Sunday School session every Sun-
day at 11:$0 A. M.
Study Class meets first Friday nite
of e~'ery month.
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Sunset Lodge No. 88
Meets at Masonic Tempxe first and
third Tuesday evening of every month
V~est Gate Chapter DeMolay
Meets second and fourth Wednesday
evening of month, Masonic 'lMmple.
Beach Assembly Rainbow
Meets first and third Monday even.
lng of month at Masonic Temple,
Women's Auxilim-y
Meets first Tuesday evening el
each month.
, , , |
Salzman Pest, Am. Legion
Meets second WedneSday evening
c: ::,)nth at Legion ,Hall.
Beach Volunteer Fire Dep't
Meets last Thursday eyeing of
month. 8 p. m. at Fire ~Iall.
Social Hour
Meets every other Tuesday after,
noon.
Royal Neighbors
Meets first Wednesday evez~g of
each momth.
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Jr. League--WednesdaY, 4:30
Epworth ~Le~unday 7 pom. [SUITE JeWRRY lie
Choir practice q~httr~ay 7:~0 g. m.
Mid-week' devotional hour on Wed-
hesday evening. We welcome you to
our services.
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CHURCH OF TH]~ UNITED BRET~ - / ,
REN IN CHRIST
s:s0 p. m. c. m. So,sty
'~:30 p. m. ~venlag wombS.
;111"
ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC
Wm. Fr~ Hake, Pastor.
Masa at Sentlel Butte Sunday at 8:30
Masa at Beach at 1O:00 a. m.
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CONGRI~ATIONAL CHURCH
"'l~e lZ~le~ldly Church"
l~v. C. G. E~liager, Pastor
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10:00 A. M. ~ Church.School
11:00 A. M. -- Morning Worship
2 p. m.--Junior Christian Endeavor
7 p. m.~Intermediate C. Endeavor
SENTINEL BUTTE
9:30 A. M. -- Church School
10:0O A. M. Morning Worship
CAMEL'S HUMP SCHOOL
2:30 p. m. Church Worship _
C.C.C. CAMP
6 p. m.--ChurCh Worship
MEDORA
7:~0 p. m. Church Worship
till.
UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH
Beach~ No. Dak.
Rev. E. T. Anderson, Pastor
41.
Stmday School -- 10:00 A. M.
Services -- 11:00 A. M.
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sentinel Butte, N. Dak.
There will be services sunday af-
ternoon with Holy Communion at 2
o'clock.
Young Columbus Made Maps
During his boyhood, Christopher Oo-
umbus was a seaman and an expert
map and chart-maker. The latter quall.
flcation made him popular among ~ea
captains and e~rentually led him to
isabella and Ferdinand, the Spanish
sovereigns, who financed his voyages
of explor~t|on.
IIII
C, 0, HALVORSOfl
Agent for the
Travelers Fire Insurance Co.
of Hsdford, Co~n.
The Massachusetts Fire and
Marine ~urance Co.
of Boston, ]~s.
~d the
Provident Life luguramce Co.
of Bi.mate.k, N. D.
A Skar# of Y~r B~Jt~t it R#spcel-
.fatty Sdi¢it~i.
Phone 84 W.
HOLIDAY SPECIAL8 ON ALL
PERMANENTS.
YOU MAY FEEL ASSURED
THAT THE BEST OF PAIDS
AND SOLUTIONS ARE US~
FOR THOSE HOLIDAY PAR,
TIES AND DANCE8 WOULD
YOU LIKE A NEW STYLE
COIFFURE?
SEE US.
Palace Beauty
Shoppe
PHONE 126
EVELYN ZOPFI ~
MILDRED 'rK USTER
Ill l
ostoria
OLD GLORIES LIVE AGAIN
I. new "AmeHcmlt, g|mm
In these charming fashions in glass
by l~0storia, the makers have cau~b~g
the spark of inspiration tl~,at ts tl~b
hall mark of early America s inslfl~ed
c÷~ftsmen. Here beauty lms been
wedded to durability. For in these
~ne pieces of flashing crystal y~
see the same ability to withstand the .
rigors of daily use that have m~de'
the glassware of the past the ~elr~
looms of today.
See these maaterPiece~ in glass today'
and you'll see What smart hostesses
acclaim the loveliest tableware mow
available -- at prices that are tlrrtl~o
~Ty Iow. Over a hundred pieces to
choose from. And they all make
"splendid gifts.
M. P. Lovgren
I I JrE1NELER -- BEACH .......
Give Photograph,
This Christmas
and solve your gift problem in the easiest and most
pleasing way. We haoe attractive offers for
November only. Come in and see them
WELCH STUDIO, Beach
See The
FORD DEALER
YOU CAN BUY A USED CAR FROM FORD DEALERS; WITH
FULL CONFIDENCE. HIS REPUTATION IS I~.
HE HOPE8 THAT SOME DAY YOU WILL IN THE ,..
MARKET FOR A NEW FORD V*8 AND HE WANT~OU TO
SELLSBE 100 YOU. PERCENT SATISFIED WITH THE USED CAR HI~...~
All makSes. All price~. Small down payment. Easy ~erms~
Johnson Motor Co.,