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Beach, North Dakota
December 12, 1935     Golden Valley News
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News Mr. * Win. Jandt Beach on Monday the doctor in regards to Jimmy had to remain in tal. His sister Hattie was in a few days the first of the Mr, and Mrs. O. W. Youells were Mrs. Edwards' on Wednesday even- f Perry Sutherland and recent bride and Mr: and Mrs. H; E. Daily were Sunday dpner guests at Mrs. Lelta Bdwardm~ Perry formerly wor;~eO for the I~ileys :a few years ago, so the best ~f wishes ffor him and his bride for their married life. Kenneth Abraham spent the week- end at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Doblar. Mrs. Mike Easton has left the hos- pital and ~returned to her home. We all glad she ts so much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Butterfleld were In Dickinson Sunday to see their daught- er Mrs. Fuller who nnderWent an operation recently and wasn't feeling so well, * Olaf Wibger and Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Youells were brief callers st the Abraham home on Thursday after- noon. W. O. Jandt and father have been busy building an addition to W. O. Jandt's house this vast week. M. S. Easton bad the misfortune of having his hand badly hurt while helping his brother Harve put the pipe down a new well this past week. Mrs. Chris Cadwell Is in the hos- pital again tn very poor health. She Is unable }to eat a thing. Their young daughter Lis staying at Hollstein's Don't forget the Masquerade at the Big Four ~lnll on Dec. 14th. Every- o~e come masked. There will be a fine for anyone not masked. This will be the only meeting of the Big FoUl" Community Club during December, the regul;tr Saturday being too close to Christmas. Mrs. Olaf Abraham were the l~ouck and Edwards ~'ednesday afternoo,. was a dinner guest Houck home on Monday. ~utre was a caller at the he, me on Friday. Mrs. 1~ A. Ltvermore was a caller at the Olaf Abraham home on Mon- day afternoon. Happy Acker has gone to Minneso- ta for the winter. He has worked for Mahlon Stecker for the last twelve years, A number of young people were oUt rabbit hunting on Sunday, They brought home s~venrabhlts, Mr. and Mrs,. Floyd Hobbs and children were ostlers at the Martin ~ffeckert and Severson homes on Sun- daY afternoon and evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ola! Abraham and : News Young folks' card club at her home Baturday evening. High prizes were awarded to Miss Mildred Johnston and Leo Nlstler and second high to Mrs. Leighton Nunn and Gordon ~hmellng. DelicioUs refreshments were served at the close of the even- |rig. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Langber~ ~ere shoppers in Glendlve Tuesday. Mrs. L. T. Tungsvik visited Tues- day with Mrs, M. B. Hogoboom. Mrs. H. A. Bury left by bus on Thursday morning for Genesee. Idaho to be at the bedside of her mother. ]~r. and Mrs. Richard Fisher and daughter visited at Johnston's Tues- day. ~ ..... arfIVe~ Glen nurY " Th~ireday at the ~[-I. A. Bury home from South Dakota to a~miat Mr, Bury with work. Mr. I~aibakken of Rhame was in the Alhpa vicinity Monday on busi- ness. Henry Wilkens and family spent the weekend at the John Wilkens home. Mr. Bury took Leona Williams to Willtston Friday where she took the train to Glasgow, Mont. Evelyn Furstenan visited at the Ztebarth home Saturday and Sunday. Louis Sehmeling was in Beach on business Monday. Otto Johnson Is driving a V-8 car I , _ i i VOLUME XIII IRS. SUSAN HESS RE, PORTED TO BE IMPROVIN6 I1----~,--, Mrs. Susan Hess, who is under the care of Dr. Lyons at the Beach hos- pital, is improving, but recovery is slow. Mrs. Hess, who recently has been making her home with her son, B, J, Hess., a few weeks ago from her former home at Ek~laka, Mont. While passing through Baker, Mont., the car in which she 4vas riding skidded on an icy pavement, slld into a plank crossing, and she sus- tained a head injury from the im- pact..~fter a few days at the Bal~er hospital, she returned to the home of her son in this county. Shdrtly afterward, her condition grew worse, and an examiX~tion at the Beach hospital disclosed that a blood clot had formed from the injury, So ser- ious was her condition that the child- ren were called to her bedside, Mrs. John White coming from Forsythe, MoRt.. Mrs. Guy Bingham from Brinsmade. N. Dak,. Ed Hess from the Bullion Butte vicinity, and John Hess from Ekai~tlA, Mont. Although still tn a weakened con- dition, the patient is slowly improv- ing, and attending physicians state that unless compli*dK~ions develop, she will fully recover. IIII , - SCHOOL NOTES 4|. Last Friday night the Sentinels played a good game against the fast Gladstone team which is one o~ the strongest in this part of the state. The girls get their test Friday night against the Golva girls. Th~ Sentinel boys also will play at Golva Friday. The girls will have new sweat shirts for the season. Tltey already have sweat trousers. A great deal of interest is being shown in the coming declamation contests. We hope to produce some more good renditions this year. The last six weeks examinations revealed that several of our students are below pa~ in the amount of In- dustry they show. The Christmas program is well under way The Biology class are making fine drawings of the systems of the bodY. The psychology class are sttldying personality by their own self devised methods, The problems ot democrac~ class are working out a plan to stop ~he Ethiopian-Itallan war. James White left for Ingomar, Thursday to spend a few his wife and family. was a visitor at ~ury home Saturday. Eide and Mr. and Mrs. and family attended a at the HT ranch t. returned where he ,visiting f~lende. Robert Sonnek ell'- (DELIVERED) club at their home From Runions Coal 1111 M,+I.+I,~.I++M-M.+-M~'~ *'X'+'X'"~H Garner News (Left Out Last Week) Mr. and Mrs. Glen Allstot and family left Thursday morning for Fairview, Montana to al3end Thanks- giving w~th Mr. and Mrs. Imer How- ard and family, returning FridaY. Mr. and Mrs. I~tatt Krause and girls called at the Fred 3~assmann0 John Barthel, and H. L. Babcock homes on Sunday. ManY people from Garner'attended ahe Thanksgiving dance at Alpha Thursday night. " Mr. and Mrs. J0~Dietz and ,fam- ily, Andrew Kohler, Daisy Wassmann, Leslie and Edna, ~!tt Luella, ar- gavel, and Elmer Howard were vis- itors at the Fred Wassmann home Sunday. Velma and Betty Babcock were visitors at the Fred Wassman home Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. T. Vieland and daughter were visitors at Roy Ha~ meny's Friday. They report that Mrs. Harmon is on the sick list. Ed Sheen and son George called at th~ Fred Wassman home Friday. Mr, and Mm, Fred Wassmau were visitors at Andrew Kohler's on Tues- daY. Mr, and Mrs. H. Olson were din- nor guests at Babcock's Tbursday. Victor Renstrom and Mr. Stull were callers at Fred Wassman's on Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Allstot and family were visitors at Ewald John- son's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs~ Matt Krause and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Babcock and family were Beach callers SatUrday. IIII. FOR SALF~-Several tons o~ pratl~e hay. W. T. Dye; Beach. fix I Lil;niIo Coal. $2.50 Per Ton Sentinel Butte, N, D., Phone II THURSDAY. DECEMBER !2, 1935 LOCAL NEWS ITEMS II Little change is reported in the condition of Otto Flaig, who was taken to the Dickinson hospital re- cently. Examining physicians advis- ed that an operation was necess~rY~ Mrs. B. J. Hess was taken to the Dickinson hospital Friday where on Monday she underwent an oPeration, from which she is reported as recov- ering as well as could be expected. Miss )~mma IAevens is acting, as special nurse during her illness. After being confined to home ~aiad bed for the past year, the condition of Mike Theisen has taken a turn for the better. He has regained con- siderably in weight, and was able +to take a walk over town the other day. The many~ friends of the Theisen family rejoice with them, and hope that his improvement will continue. Art, son of Math Brown of West- erheim, had a close call Prom drown- ing Wednesday evening. The boy. who is attending school in town, was skating on the local pc~td, and while passing under the wagon bridge, broke through the ice. but fortunate- ly was able to cling to the edge. His cries attracted people of the neigh- borhood, and Math Decker, who lives close by, came to the rescue with a rope and pulled the lad to safety. R. C. Doyle and C. J. Englund drove to Dickinson on business on Wednesday, and incidentally attend- ed a meeting of the Elks lodge. They returned Thursday. W. R. Conboy is confined to thel Dickinson hospital where he has un- dergone an operation. Sam Rogers went out to the W. E. Alleh farm home north of town the first of the week where h~ is erecting a garage building. +- Miss Pearl Yates resumed her duties at the Butte hotel Wednesday ater spending a week's vacation 31 the home of her parents southeast of town. Lyie Martin and Art Underwood drove to Bismarck on business Sun- day, re%iirnlng Monday. Win. Higlin and son H~rry drove to Dickinson Tuesday, Bill having a :oublesome tooth attended to. A group of neighbors and friends gathered at the Walter Dixon home Saturday evening, the gathering being in the nature of a surprise party Jn observance of the birthday of ~ Dixon. An enjoyable evening was spent by those present. lib t,tt .~,,N.,,N,,,Zi.ll..,X,,,ll.,lX~ ~,,X" 4t'ltH Camel,s Hump M-Nde~4t-X-4Ht4t ~4t-X~ 4t4e~4t4~d~ # Mr. and Mrs. Jim ~onnston and baby returned on Monday evening after visiting a few days In Fallen, Montana. Herman Dietz., county suerintend- eat, was a visitor at the Plain View school on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brier and family and John Rilea were Sunday dinner guests at the W. T, Brown home, Murlel Ness spent the weekend at her home. ~" +The Friendly Neighbors Club met with Mrs. Ross Johnstone Thursday. Carl Grosgebauer spent the week- end at his home in Mandan. Billy Myers returned home last Sunday after visiting with Cecil Ad- anls. Ole ~Oygaard and Mr. Bye from near Medora were Friday dinner guest at Clyde Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Myers and faro. ily motored to Beach Saturday. On Saturday evening a group of friends gathered at the Henry Franzen home to help him celebrate his birth- day. The evening was spent in danc- ing with music furnished by Richard Grimes and Ray Brier. A fine lunch was served at a late hour. A large crowd of friends surprised Mrs. Walter Dixon Saturday evening II You'll find a full line of THE NEW INSTANT-LIGHT ALADDI N KEROSENE MANTLE LAMPS AND SUPPLIES HERE BUTTE DRUG &, JEWELRY GO. i ~m 28th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Monday was the 28th wedding an niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Liev- ens and was duly observed first by a dinner at the Frank Barter home. after which cards were played, and later hy a gathering at the Lievens home at which time v~rious diver- s~ons were enjoyed. The event was a~ttended by the members of the Lievens family, the E. D. Evans filmily of Beach and the W. T. Pe- dorson family of SentineI Butte. The IAevens' received several fine gifts. Illl, ~;UNNY SENTINELS CLUB HAS TWO FINE MEETINGS IN NOV. (From Sentinel Butte News) The 4-H Sunny Sentinels held a meeting at the school house Nov. 22 and election of officers was held. as follows: President--Mary Johnson Vice President--Dorothea Wischow Sec. and reas.~Avis Premo Sec. and Treas.--Avis Premo News Reporter-Margaret Gsllagher Recreation Leadm~Patsy Lameres Program Committee: Mary John. son. Ramona Smith. Dorothea ~ris- chow, Margaret Gallagher. Stenograhers--Patsy Lameres. and Margaret Gallagher. A meeting was held at the home of Dorothea Wlschow Nov. 29 and a lovely dinner was served. The next meeting will be held at the home of Margaret Gal]a~]ier Dec. 11. The discussion will be on meats. Ramona Smith was the delegate the 4H girls Sent to the Fargo convention. El! MARIAN GARDNER IS PRESI- DENT OF S. B. FOODS CLUB I!- ,+ (From Sentinel Butte News.) The Se]itinel Butte Foods club met at the home of Mary Lou Trester ~)n Friday, Nov. 22. The following offi- cers were elected'. President--Marian Gardner, Vice President--Eleanor Boisen ~News Reporter~Frances Roesler Sec. and Treas.~Dorothy Waldal ,The subject o the next meeting will be Christmas decorations. occasion being her birthday. A surprise birthday party was also held at the Clyde Myers home on ~aturday evening in honor of his ~irthday. Cards and dancing were ~en.~oyed and at midnight a ~leltcious lunch was served. Con Short was a visitor with Bud Myers Friday evening. Ooing Away. HOLIDAYS?- WE invite you to travel Northern Pacific in comfort and safety--and at t~reatly reduced [~res ! Special holiday excur- sion tickets on sale Dec. 12 to Jan. 1." Return limit Jan. 31. ASK YOUR NORTHERN PACIFIC AGENT Route of the Completel~ Air.Conditioned North Coast Limited LOCAL NEWS ITEMS ll-- Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Martin spent Wednesday with friends in Dickinson The Reed home was the scene el a pleasant party Wednesday after- noon when Mrs. Reed entertained the W. B. A. After a short business meeting during which all officers of the society for the ensuing year were reelected, bridge was played at three tables. Mrs. Pederson won first prize, Mrs. Hoveland second and Mrs. Gilbert. consolation. A delightful lunch was served by the hostess. While skating on the pond Wed- nesday night, ArthUr Brown of Wes- terheim who Is staying in town and attending high school, broke through the ice near the bridge and was only rescued after help was called. Math, Decker who lives nearby brought a rope and managed to get the boy to shore. Mrs. A. P. Boisen and John made a business trip to Medora Wednesday The basketball game Friday night was very well attended. The local high school team went down in de- feat before the strong Gladstone team 48 to 26. The independent game held the same evening resulted in a win for Sentinel Butte over" Golva 29 to 26~ The dance put on after the game by the Independents was a success. The Congregational Ladies Aid met with Mrs. C, J. Englund Friday af- ternoon. During the tbusiness meet- ing officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: President--Mrs. Fred Gilbert Vice-President--Mrs. F. Smith Secretary---Mrs. C. J. Englund Treas.~Mrs. W. T. Pederson The ladies had brought a potluck lunch w~ch resulted in a delieibus dinner which all enjoyed. Miss Evelyn Lardy entertained ~be Round Table Wednesday evening. Reuben Nordtn spent his Thanks- giving vacation with his parents. The officers of the Beach O. E. S. entertained the Past Matrons at a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Golden Val- ley hotel in Beach Thursday after- noon. Mrs. C. J. Englund. Mrs. And Nunn, Mrs. Pederson and Mrs. Nel- son from Sentinel Butte attended. Mrs. Pederson won one of the high prizes. Kenneth Flom was a dinner guest at the E~glund home Sunday. The Altar Society are sponsoring another of their enjoyable card par. ties on Dec. 13 at the hall. A moder- ate sum will be charged~at the door for cards, lunch and dancing and a door prize will be given, The young people of the Congrega- tional church entertained the older foik~ at a Christmas party Tue%daF night. W. E. Burhans left on Monday for Bismarck to attend to business there. Thelma Lardy left Saturday morn, ing for Flasher, N. D. where she will act as nurse on a special case. lilt Dr. Riesland~ the eye sight spec- ialist, is now at the Golden Valley Hotel and may be cOnSulted t~ fin~m~ optical service at reasonable prtce~ until 2 p. m. Sunday, Dec. 22, It Jess Houck was a caller at Sever Tvedt's Thursday night, o, "Old Faithful" in Its Glory doesn't compare to the scene pictured above. If you want to avoid such calamities, use our radiator solutions at the first signs of cold weather. DON'T WAIT TOO LONG! Drive in today and let us give your car a complete winter ov- erhauling. Shift the worry to our shoulders. BATTERY 8; TIRE SERVICE W. C. Schulz GARAGE For . . . 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