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Beach, North Dakota
December 6, 1934     Golden Valley News
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PAGE EIGHT INTEREST MEET TUlg$2 Chairman Give Reports O Rehabilitaion a n d Child Welfare Work in the Dis- Lrict;--Chapter to Entertain. The American Legion Auxiliary met wlth Mrs. Ella Oasho, Tttesday, Dec 4. Mrs. Brunsvold, rehabilita- tion chairman, reported that shav- ing cream and slip covers were sent to the Fargo hospital in November. Mrs. McCaskey, child welfare chair- man, reported that the state depart- ment allowed $39.00 for welfare work done in this county last month, all of which was spent locally. Jelly made by the Auxiliary is being given out at Skinner meat market with the relief meat. Just now the sup- ply is exhausted but there will be more ready soon. Five hundred poppies were ordered for the annual poppy sale. Donations of $5.00 to the stage e.~Ald welfare fund and $5.00 to the ~tate rehabilitation fund were made. The Beach Auxiliary must entertain the Beifield unit as the l'egtilt of a membership contest in which the Beach Auxiliary lost. SUNDAY NIGHT BRIDGE CLUB ~Sea~h is indeed a city of bridge Players, as again proved by the org- ~mlzatlon of a new card ctub. which will gather on alternate Sunday nights this winter. The game will he auction, and at the end of the • eason those unfortunate enough to be on the losing half of the score ~ill labor to give a party that the ~mmvrj will long remember. 'T~ las~ meeting was held ten clays ago at the AI. Gilman's, and this Stu~ay there will be a "Christ- mas party" at Mr. and Mrs. Jea~ oHaugen's. ADVAN(YE ADS GET RESULTS SHOPPERS A Among the Sa visitors in Beach R. Lorenz, John merv01d, Mrs. Pe Schfllo, William __,.t.nel, ~,,nn Pischer, Mrs. Edw. l~scher and daughter Adeline, O E. Hammond, O E. Schallock, Vera Wright, Irene Lorenz, Mrs. P. J. Hagen, Mrs. H. BabCock, C. H. Slocomb, Ed. Os- wood, Olaf Abraham, W. L. Wandke, Mrs. A. C. Gibbons, Miss Ada Bovey, Richard Fischer, Mrs. J. Ballard, J. O. Feragen, J. Worst, Mrs. Elmer Howard. From Wibaux Mrs. Lewis G~llender, Mike Klerzek, John Baird and Mrs. Welsh were in town. Most of the above were accompanied by their familie& PETERSON-BLASTERVOLD Miss Beatrice Peterson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. P. O Peterson oL Beach, was united in marriage to Raymond O. Blastervold of Ken- yon, Minn.. at Wlbaux. Mont., Nov. 30th, by Rew Norton. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Obert Peterson. The young couple will live in the Beach vicinity. Their many friends wish them e~l happinecs. BAZAAR AND DINNER The ladies of the United Brethren church will give a bazaar and dinner aL the U. B. commur~lty house Sat- urday, December 15. The dinner will be served from 11 a. m. to 8 p, m. Th? bazaar wi!l consist of fancy work, produce, rummage, fish pond, etc. TWIN BUTTE COMMUNITY CLUB HAS GREAT TIME The Twin Butte Community club met at the Camels Hump school on December 1. with a large crowd in attendance. Dancing and games were enjoyed by all for several hours after the play which was well presented. The next regular meet- ing will be held at the Twin Butte school Saturday evening, Dee. 15. --Club reporter. / now 49c until I~c. W-only. -- Rice Drug Store. I~ 31-t iCES J:~E u'/th Cracker-Jack PRIZE PACKAGES ~ f~ I.~l~, M~s. I~ Pw.J~ ~d W~ 2 '23 .22¢ • THE BEACH, N. D., ADVANCE ~rHURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, NEWS .radley Tillotson, while in Jk, was informed that Bishop nrle, who has been very seriously ill at St. Alexlus Hospital at Bis- marck the past several weeks, 1~ now improving very rapidly, and~ the hospital authorities tl~re hopd for his complete recovery in a short time. Father Clements, of the Bismarck Catholic churc l~ also in the hospital, very fl~ Do your Xma~ Sh~l~ing now. Ex- clusive llne of ~s Gifts. --~Rice Drug Co ,v 31-2 Mr. and Mrs. Mason VanDerhoef of Glendive left Friday for home after a pleasant week's visit at the Charles Purvis home. Advertising makes a good business better. As a car full of Medora folks were rounding Knox's hill on their way to the show in Beach Saturday evening, for some unknown reason the car was overturned, with result- ing bruises to several of the occu- pants. The mos~ severly injured was a Mrs. Brown, whose husband is the proprietor of a grocery store in Medora, and she was taken to Dr, Nyman for treatment. The car was owned and driven by the Billings county nurse, whose name ~-~ere unabl~ to learn.. Aspirin ~ab~tC49c. Until 100 Dec. 8.--Rice ~ Store. 31-1t The Dewey R~yner family spent the weekend in Hebron with Mrs. Rhy.,.cr's pare~.ts, Dewey himself only staying over the holiday. Mrs. Rhyner had returned only the night before from a ~wo weeks' trip to Fargo, where she went on Royal Neighbor business, and to Chicago, where she visited with Mr. Rhyner's brother and sister-in-law. A Girl Scout meeting is called for Thursday, December 6th. at Mrs. Rhyner's home. All members are asked to attend. William Schulz left by car Mon- day for Fargo, where he is attend- ing a code meeting. On .~e way, he planned to stop in~l~marck to call on Mr, Cushing~f the hospital. Don't forget|t~J-unior class play Friday night. ~ 31-1t H. F. Funk drove to Hebron for a family reunion on Thanksgiving, i.ls f~mily still residing there. Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Eide and daughters were among the out-of- town folks here to spend the week end with relatives and friends. T. E. Hudson. president of the Farmers and Merchants bank of Beach, has purchased from the Federal Land bank of St. Paul, the former Albert A. Schouboe farm nine miles southeast of Golva, it was announced here this week by Leonard MarFAund of Dickinson, field representative of the land bank. This farm comprises 414 acres and was rented by Mr, Hudson during the crop year of 1934. • Mrs. Fredrlckson wishes to thank the congregations of the different churches, who contributed to the Thanksgiving offering a~ the Beach hospital. Geo. A. Wright and Taylor Cook of Westerheim called at the Ad- vance office Wednesday in regard to Wrlght's proof of claim to a par- cel of land he is proving up on out that way, a proof off~lalm being something new in t]~e days. "BUy now wt~i~ur exclusive line of gifts is complete. ~ Rice Drug Company. 31-2t J. C. Ulfers was taken to the Dickinson clinic Tuesday to have a check up. J. M. MeCoy left Tuesday for Lit- ~- "~/-- - "~ ~-_ --:- -. tie Falls, Minn., where he will join Mrs. McCoy. who ceeded h,n CAMEL'S.HUMP there about two weeks ago for a visit with relatives. From Little Palls, Mr. and MrS. McOoy Wm go ~J~~ on to Kentucky to spend the winter The Community club presented months. The work on the farm will their play, "Blundering Billy,' Sa~ be cared for by Hollis McCoy. Mr. urday evening, December 1, a~ McCoy is a former Kentuckian and Camels Hump school to ~j~/~rge will enjoy a season in the old sur- ' crowd and it was enjoyed v~much. roundlngs. The characters were as ~ws: E~ The Congregational Missionary Tuttle, Ray Brier (a~t~h mln@D; society will hold a food sale and Dorothy Tuttle, Dor~y Brier (his serve lunches at 11:00 Ss~Rlrday, daughter); Billy ]~6tier, ~mmie s at the Drug Johns r cthe bg ering eere- Store. // tary); Hank Dib~e, Howard~ V_a.n Two ounces Altat~l~i, 25c.--Until Horn (a sailor);/Lieut. Gr~old, Dee. 8.--Rice D tore. Z-lt Oregor Decker lieu ant); r . Harry Smith of~entinel Butte is Clara Burnam, ~Ir.s. Howard ~an Horn (a grass ~idow); Sing ~y, at the Olendive hospital. He has ~toy Berg (Chinese servant); W4~o undergone an operation and is re- ,~an, Martha Ber~ (a Japanese se~- covering nicely. R~v. C, O. Ellinger will be the vent). After thd~ play was ovOr games were playe~\for awhile and speaker at a men s luncheon at dancing was enjoyed~.until the wee hours of the morn~~ Dickinson Friday eve~g. B.y now exclusive line of gifts is co~te.~-- Rice Drug Company. 31-2t The Henry Helm's are the proud parents of a baby boy, which came ~0 ~ay a~ their house last Tuesday, November 29th. Rev. E. T. Anderson of Mort. N. D, of the English Lutheran church, spoke at Beach and Sentinel Butte Lutheran churches during the ab- sence of Rev. Gisvold. Mrs. Ed Evans reports the pleas- ure of having Dr. and .~rs. W. E. Blatherwlck of Van Hook, N. D., a their home over the weekend. Mrs. H. Shoen has jus~ returned from an extended trip through sev- eral states visiting her sons, sisters and friends. Mrs. Shoen paid the Advance a pleasant call Wednesday morning on her way home at Golva. Mrs. Katherine Faurote of Grea¢ Falls, Montana is in this city for an extended visit with her daugh- ter and son-in-law, the Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Nelson. We hope her stay will be most enjoyable while here among us. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bosserman ~rove from Harlem, Montana. last *~eek ~o spend a couple of weeks ,vith Roy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 5. B. Bosserman, of Golva. Brown. Ben Maus. Ray Brier and Miss Amber Grimes furnished the n:usie, :~rb and Jimmie Johnsone mo- t~:~d ~o Beach Tuesday. ~ichard Moore was a business vis- itor a~ Howard Van Horn's T~ esday, John ttonnold was btlsy hauling his hay last week from the Norn~tn Haugse farm. Hans Ogaard motored to town on Tuesday. ~Jol~n--B~g- tSok- Casper Berg's son Norman to Beach Tuesday to consult the doctor about his eyes. I. Mills and Win. Carew were in this vicinity Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Constant Van Horn and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van Horn and children motored to Beach on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Berg motored to Beach Wednesday and Friday. Miss Victoria Ziellnski spen~ her Thanksgiving vacation at her home near St. Phillip. Herb. and Jimmie Johnstone en- joyed Thanksgiving dinner at the John Berg home. Mr. and Mrs. Constant Van Horn were guests to dinner Thanksgiving day at the Howard Van Horn home. Rufus Jacobs, Henry Franzen, ~I~ERMANE~TS 8 ~ei_v_each~a~_°n the beaut~d China/Tea Set we are giving tfso~to~ember 24th. | GL D YS SMITH | -Phone 177 ,Lest You Forget Chuck Moore and Zane Jacobsmo- t Mr. and Mrs. Ray tcred to Beach Wednesday. The tincl Butte and Beach latter had dental work done. Wednesday. Johnny Honnold motored to Senti- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde nel But~~ family were guess to ~town Wedn sday.~~d'Mrs'J°hneSCl~eling too- Thanksgiving day at the Moore home. Miss Ehel Walker spent ~hanks- Mr. and Mrs John Ho~ Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Honnold giving vacation at her parent, s home children were guests to dinner Senlnel Butte. / Thanksgiving day at the No ~-Ier~ Dietz spent Tha4ksgiving Haugse home in Sentinel Butt va~tffon ~n Sentinel Bu~e at his Mrs. Mat Tescl~er and Peter l~zn.t's 1me, Mr. an:/~d[rs. Matt In town Wednesday. Johnny Honnold and Hay ® Mr. and]Mrs. Ole ~rg Sr. were were Beach visitors Saturday. guests to~anksgivi~ dinner at the Mr. and Mrs. Mat Tescher home ~ft~eir son,~asper Berg and Peter motored to Beach Sa~ family.~ /I Muriel Ness came home Jimmie John~one visited Sunday Dickinson and is now staying at the Beach~5ospital with his wife Beach hospital. Her many : He t oo e l"o omo "q~~ ~ :e there.~ ~~ ' improved.. B I S / IF 192~ Sedan in for the winter. BEACH ADVANCE An Invitatio Bring your car into our service inspe and tell ltS coMhion charge for tMs ser .'ce l • ./No hig pres- sure selling .flust a f ;iendly interes in andyour car \ Schulz Beach, N. Dak. Our Anniversary Sale Ends December 8& GET READY FOR COLD WEATHER--Fill your winter and gain the Perfect Fitting .* , ~ZI dee Fall's smartest styles in new patterns and plain colors and Suede Cloth Shirts Heavy suede cloth shirts in gray and tan, zipper and button front. 78~, 911e and $1.49 Dress Gloves our complete selection this value event. and dark oxford tailor- corn- lUxury and service with true economy. $11.95 and ..................... Suits All you need do is see the gar- ment, feel the substantial woolens, to see that here is real value. Look at the tail- oring, fine detail and advance styles.