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T~ BEACH, N. D., ADVANCE
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1934
Is Day of Feasts
(Continued from page one)
merry guests at the O. W.
Ymmlis farm home. At the Ernest
Smflth family, France Zieisdrof and
Howard StockweU tToup sat
together to a fine feast. An-
gatherl~ was at the home-
~mad of Mr~ P. C. ~qe~, on the
Golva road, where Mr. and Mra
Ernle Anderson and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Thompson, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert ]~dckson, and the L. J.
Xr~kson family were present at the
varying of a giant bird.
In town there were many groups,
a feature of three of them being
.that they were "community" affairs
to which each family brought its
assigned share of the bounteous
dinner, One of these was at the
Robert Menke apartment, With the
Martin Peterson and Matt Ryan
families present; another was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wail
Johnson, With the E. A. Nyman, Earl
Roberts, C. O. Carisma families, and
Mrs. Jessie Kinsey ~s partiell~nts,
Tl~e third group of this kind enjoyed
a fine "pooled" dinner at the R. H.
Mllloy home; Mr. and Mrs. R. K.
VanDerhoef and small daughter,
Mr. and ~xs. Aden Miller and Miss
Connie WeSt were present. Finding
that there was enough food left over
for a second celebration, the same
fe~ka/returned to Mllloy's Friday for
s~r~nd~ Mrs. Mark Loveli enter-
t~ed the Harry Lovell family and
Miss Alma Berg; Mr. and Mrs.
Rlee were hosts to Doctor and
Mrs. Rice and the Basil M_%a~e
family; there wa~ a complete garb-
of the clan at the Leonard
A~guire ~ce.
t~mtlles were entertained by Mr,
~Mrs. E, A. Wleting at dinner at
Golden Valley hotel at noon
Thursday.
The T, E. Hudson home was the
~ene of a very pretty dinner party
at which Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sherman
and Mr. and Mrs. George Haneen
of Wlbaux, and Mr. and Mrs. P, J,
aad family of Beach were
the guests.
Oeorge Christensen, Mr. and Mrs.
litt~nJaUghter,
Jghnson bungalow; the
were hos~ to Dr. and
daughters lind
and
Helen. In the same neigh-
Abel had as
Mrs. L I. Orlndstuen,
Russell, Mr. and Mrs,
on the hill, a large
laden board of
with the
~lbert Thompson and P. A. Glsvold
familles sharing in the good things.
The entire Alton family, .with the
exception Of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
were Mr. and Mrs. Blll /-Iermel of
Valley ¢~ty, who are at Alton's for
the week end. Mrs. Hermel is well
known in Beach, where she is better
known by the name of Frances
Alton.
Coach Bicrman
To Speak At Dix
(Continued from page one)
Blerman," as he could have a
thousand speaking dates if he would
consent to go.
The arrangements for the dinner
will be made by the State Teachers
oollege at Diekins~. It is planned
to charge only a z~mtmum cover
charge for football team members
and boost the charge to a slightly
h~her figure for the public and
business man, many of whom have
declared they would be willing to
pay a "fancy banquet cover charge"
in support of the banquet, and the
prospect is now that the seating
capacity of 350 persons will not be
enough far all those desiring to at-
tend from this district.
From here, it is expected that
Supt. of Schools I. I. Orindstuen,
Mr. Tobias, the coach, and the en-
tire football team will attend,
weather permitting, and there is
great excitement at the prospect.
Former university football players
are also invited, but it is not en-
tirely clear as to whether seating
room will permit the attendance of
the many others who would enjoy
the program.
These details were obtained from
Mr. Grindstuen, who conferred
W!th some members of the Blerman
B~nquet committee in Dickinson
Saturday.
$1.00 Albagar, pint1 7~tfl Dec.
8 only.~Rice Drug ~e. 31-t
BAR IN THEM HILL8
Bismarck, Dec. &--Elk, buffalo
and deer and even predatory lynx,
bear and wildcat will again roa~
the Bad/ands of North Dakota.
With the completion of the park~
at Medora and Watford City by
COC workers the task of returning
wild life to the territory will begin,
according to Robert BYrne~ seere.
tary of state, and in charge of the
park civilian corps service in North
Dakota~
Mr: Byrne said elk, buffalo, deer
and antelope will be obtained from
national parks, where they now
a~ JUSt as predatory animals
ro~med the Badlands in early days,
so too will they be released in the
game reserve.
AT MOSCOW
Moscow, Dec. 4.~Thotmands ofl
mourning workers massed in the
snow before the Union House Tues-
day, awaiting ~ chance to view
body of Sergel Klr~ff,
Soviet official, which arrived
Leningrad and lies in state in th(
Coltmm Hall of the historic building.
NEW LOCATION
St. Mathews Episcopal church o~
Beach Is the tmpDy recipient of a
fine gift of two lots on south Hunter
street given by Judge Haltiday for
the use of the church. The present
church Iocatlon is on north Blanchi
street. The church building will be J
moved onto its new location in the
spring, Part of the money needed
for this move will be advanced by
Bishop Bartlett of Fargo, ~e rest
to be made up by the co~fregation
here.
/
Don't for~ tht~or ela. play
Friday night. ~f 31qt
Mr, and Mrs. John Kukowski were
expecting to leave yesterday for
ffornia, where they will enjoy the
balmy breezes until spring, probably
making Long Beach their headquar,
ters. In their absence, their home
will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
visit with relatives Stanley Raisler, with whom little
the Huber home a] Shirley Anne Kukowski will stay.
away, the Ira Kaiser family The apartment formerly rented by
rol 1 Medora to join with ] the Raislers in the MeUiellan build-
o~ ,~nll Peterson and his IIng has been taken by Misses Marie,
course the Hubers, in I Dorothy and MarJorie Zlelsdorf.
and Mrs. Max Schlauch and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bruspare, all of
Giendive. Montana.
Idttle Beaver creek, l~y which the
ORfford Bartholomews and the Van
Atter family showed their aPprecia-
tion of the beautiful sunshine Which
marked the holiday in Golden Valley
county.
ALTITUDE RECORD
of 48.000 feet in
Monday morn-
altitude
)f 47,3522 feet held by Lt.
Renato Donatl of Italy,
50c Albemist with Ephedrin 39c.
Until Dec. 8.~Mce Drug Co. 31-1t
THE ADVANCE WANTS
NEWS !
What we want is more news.
If your wife socks you on the
jaw and puts you out, let us
Startling Dress Sale..
to Camels~~~--" =~ ~Mr.~mkna°kWllb~gU~:t~t~dthe~ublWtlc11" spend
you are not ~amed of th.tires to~fWESTERHEIM you and their -=-- - ": " have Mrs. visit Thanksgiving friends Ellis you, tell ~_-Stecker and :=~ ~,lf rela- vaca- were = priced 50 At Many : ths new_dresses., of t,me these for hat For loy61y T " / wall S eet' now/o erd f¢oCk e For old DAY, p, arty for rdg l FR and Dm°rning $15.00 For $7.95 AY some Office and and and as $1 .50 $9.95. low and Wear SATURDAY as values especially fiftyand cents, are
dinner guests Saturday evening at
! All vinter are reduced.
the M. A. Brown home, later ac- Ther yl Shop
companied by Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Brown and daugn~ers, they attended
the play and dance given at the /
Hump school. , ~J
Sam Will and M. A. Brown drove
to Dickinson Wednesday. Mr. Brown Exclusive Wearing Apparel For the Women Who Care"
brought his children back with him
tton at home. They returned to
Dickinson Sunday, where they at-
tend the Dickinson State Teachers
college.
June and Bobby Will, accompan-
ied by their mother, came up from
Lemmon, S. D., last Wednesday. The
two children spent the Thanksgiving
vacation with their father, John R.
Will and brother Sam, also with
their siteers, Mrs. Henry Franzen
and Mrs. Earl Roberts of near Me-
dora. They returned to their home
at Lemmon Sunday.
The relief workers are busy haul-
ing scoria these days.
~p a large
John R.
~ving with
family.
John S.
s. Dick PendIeton
gUest~ of Mx~ Pendle-
Mrs. Emil Kur~ck and
Sunday.
Mrs; Otto Will
their
the
Mrs, Dietz.
and Mrs.
from
Thanksgiving
with their
Westerhelm. The
recovering nicely
for
from
Mr.
family an~ M.
Mr. and Mrs~ Ern Dailey
~ett were b, aller~ at t]
C O~k home Sunday.
~y Wright t~ an
guest of her frler~ Jean (
Sunday. % /
Harry Lowman is spend~g a few
days ~iown at the river/-f~a~visiting at
the Bb~ McLeod homf/
Louis'~Pellisier an~Walter Nuens
were lool~l~ag fog,~tle in our vicin-
ity Iast Friday, stopping overnight at
the Eddie Cook home,
Norman Stedman was a caller at
he J. E. Cook home Monday.
There will be a meeting and a sale
of miscellaneous articles, also home
made candy, next Saturday night,
Dec 8th, at the Westerheim school,
sPonsored by the Westerheim P.-T.
A. for the benefit of the children of
the community for Christmas treats.
The treats will be given at a later
date, when a Christmas tree will be
arranged with trimmings, etc.
Lloyd Brown, who has been at-
tending St. Joseph's Parochial school
at Dickinson, is again attending the
Westerheim SChool and riding horse
back from his home.
ALL D&Y CONVENTION
The W. C. T. U. of Beach will
meet with the Wibaux W. C. T. U.
for an all day convention at Wi-
baux December llth.
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TH0 PSON'S STORE
lb. jar
{ ] ill I
Gold Star Coffeelb. 29c
S ed He r ng
Graham Crackers/ 2 lb. box
Oranges, size 2 doz
10c
25c
WE DELIVER
Lettuce,
Beach High School News CLASSIFIED
SCHOOL NOTES
The Junior class play, "The Hea-]
thers at Home," will be presented
Friday, December 7 at the high
school auditorium. The admission
charges in the afternoon are stu-
dents, 10c, adults, 25c. Evening I
prices are, students, 20c. adults 35c. ]
The matinee begins at 3 o'clock. 1
Everybody come, ]
Our basketball schedule will be l
found elsewhere in this issue of the
Advance. Post it in a convenient
place and attend the games this
winter. Our team promises to be
year.
A Christmas program of music will
December 16. The
W~II be furnished by both glee
off, mob high under the d/-
Fairchild.
the boys are
laboring over the dangers and haz-
ards of fire, hot air, steam and hot
water heating systems, fireless cook-
ers, fire extinguishers, thermos bot-
tles. In agriculture they are study-
il~g the flax enterprise, history, seed
s~lection, and local accepted prac-
tices for soil preparation. In the
shop some of the things that have
been completed are bench hooks,
bread boardc, saw horses, splicing
and knot tying in rope work, draw-
ing and soldering.
The nex~ lyceum course will be
held on Deember 17. Russel T.
Neville, known as the caveman, will
give a lecture on his adventures in
the exploration of caves.
Two new students hav~ enrolled
in the Beach high school. James
Lyons. an eighth grader, and Elleen
Lyons. a junior.
IS NAMED
G. V. CO. KE: EANK~.R
N. 5.--T. E. Hud-
and Merchants'
has been named key
banker for Golden Valley county for
1935, representing the agricultural
cc~an~t~.it~f the North Dakota
Bankers' association. He was al~
to this position by F. A.
chairman of the bankers' ag-
~$ommlttec. He Succeeds
P. Jord~ of the Interstate bank
in Sentinel Butte.
Included among the projects in
which the bankers have interested
themselves during the pas£ year,
hue been: livestock feed aud seed
loans and distribution; acreage con-
trol campaigns; salvaging purebred
herds from the emergency market-
ing program; cooperating with fed-
eral government's activities, related
to ~ub-marginal land, farm credit
4tdmlnistration loans and advances,
aM feed crop acreages; grasshopper
control work; and general farm sur-
• eys which reveal the actual eco-
nomic conditions in whicR farmers
of this state find themselves.
SHOWER FOR RECENT BRIDE
Mrs. BU-i'~IS-- Abe-~e-th~~
Lucy Feldhusen were hostesses at a
pretty bridal showed in honor of
Mrs. Roy Oech at the home of the
latter's mother, Mrs. Ole Moc, north
of ~each Friday afternoon. [
About twentyqive ladies were ]
F:'csent and Mrs. Oech was the re-I
cipient of many lovely and usefuli
gifts. Late in the afternoon an ap-~
petlzing lunch was served. I
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