New England High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (New England, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1952 volume:

15 X 2 THE FACULTY OF NEW ENGLAND PUBLIC SCHOOL Mr. Snortland Superintendent Shorthand Modern Problems Typing I Student Council Advisor Mrs. Stark Home Economics I, II Typing I, II Girls Phy, Ed, Freshman Advisor Mr. Broton Principal Chemistry Algebra Biology Boys Phy. Ed. Senior Class Advisor Mrs. Madsen Commercial Arithmetic Psychology U. S. History Modem History Junior Class Advisor Music Mr. Stark Vo. Ag. I, II, IV Sophomore Class Advisor Mrs. Reinhard English I, II, IV Librarian Dramatics Junior Class, Paper, and Annual Advisor 6 Miss Treude 7th 8th Grades Mrs. Pietan 5th 6th Grades Miss Bakke 3rd Ath Grades Miss Lund 1st 2nd Grades Our Advisor CLASS OF '52 Motto WE BUILD THE LADDER BY WHICH WE RISE Flower WHITE LILY Colors BLUE-WHITE Margaret Erickson Valedictorian of Class; F H A 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Dramatics 1; Class Treasurer 2; Class Vice President 3) F H A Historian and Reporter 2; F H A Offices 3-4.; Band 1-2-3-4; Pep Squad 4; Girls Cho- rus 1-2-3-4; Annual Staff 4j Tigers Pause Staff 3-4« Iola Dubisar Salutatorian of Class; F H A 1; Parts in the Junior and Senior Class Plays; Dramatics 1; President of Class 3; President of Pep Squad 4; F H A Historian 2; Speech 3-4; Band 1; Pep Squad 1-2-3-4; Annual Staff 4; Tigers Pause Staff 3; Librarian 3-2. Caroline Ballweber F H A 1-2-3-A; Parts in the Junior and Senior Class Plays; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-A; Dramatics 1; Treasurer of Class 3; F H A Offices 2-3-A; Pep Squad Vice President A; Band 1; Pep Squad A; Sextette 1-2-3-A; Mixed Quartette A; Trio 2; Girls Chorus 1-2-3-A; Annual Staff A; Tigers Pause Staff 3« Jimmy Ballweber F F A 1-2-3-A; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-A; Trea- surer of F F A A; Tun - bling 1-2-3-A; Band 3- A; Quartette 2-3-A; Boys Chorus 1-2-3-A; Annual Staff A; Tigers Pause Staff 3-A. Charles Bender Annual Staff A; Tigers Pause Staff 3-A; Boys Chorus 1-2; B Team 2; A Team 1-2-3-A; Foot- ball 3-A; Lettermans Club 2-3-A; F F A 3- A; Part in Senior Class Play; Mixed Cho- rus 1-2; Track 2-3; Secretary and Treasur- er of Lettermans Club 3; Student Council of Lettermans Club A; Sentinel of F F A A. Verna Bohlman F H A 1-2; Parts in the Junior and Senior Class Plays; Dramatics 1; Pep Squad 1-2-3-A; Librarian 2-3-A; Annual Staff A; Tigers Pause 3; Speech 3 A. Roberta Colgrove Parts in the Junior and Senior Class Plays; Dramat- ics 1; President of Class 1; Pep Squad 1-2-3-4; Annual Staff A; Tigers Pause Staff 3-4; Librarian 3-4. Richard Gatzke Mixed Chorus 2; Tum- bling 1-2-3-4; Boys Chorus 2; Annual Staff 4; Tigers Pause Staff 3-4; Track 3; F F A 1- 2-3-4. Jimmy Gilbert F F A 2-3; Mixed Cho- rus 1-2-3-4; Band 1; Quartet 1-2-3-4; Boys Chorus 1-2-3-4; Mixed Quartet 2-3; Annual Staff 4; Tigers Pause Staff 3; B Team 2; A Team 2-3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; Lettermans Club 2-3-4; President of Lettermans Club 3; Track 1; Student Coun- cil of Class 2. Jean Hanson THAI; Part in the Junior Class Play; Mixed Chorus 1- 2-3; Dramatics 1; Pep Squad 1-2-4; Girls Chorus 1- 2- 3; Annual Staff 4; Tigers Pause Staff 3; Librarian Ervin Hjemvik Secretary of Class 2; Student Council of Class 3-4; Speech 2; Tumbling Team 1-2-3-4; Parts in the Jun- ior and Senior Class Plays; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Dramatics 1; Librarian 4; Track 2-3; Annual Editor 4; Tigers Pause Editor 3-4; Band 3-4; Quartet 1-2- 3; Boys Chorus 1-2-3-4; Mixed Quartet 3« Doris Jones Secretary of Pep Squad 4; F H A 1; Mixed Cho- rus 1-2-3-4; Girls Cho- rus 1-2-3-4; Sextette 3-4; Tigers Pause Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Part in the Junior Class Play; Dramatics 1; Pep Squad 2-3-4; F H A Stu- dent Council 1 Eugene Mesling Tigers Pause Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Track 1- 2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Boys Chorus 2; B Team 2- 3-4; Football 4; Tum- bling 1-2-3-4; Parlia- mentarian of F F A 4; F F A 1-2-3-4; Part in the Junior Class Play; Mixed Chorus 2; Dramat- ics 1. Ernest Multhaup Annual Staff 4; Track 3-4; Tigers Pause Staff 3-4; B Team 2; A Team 3-4; Football 3-4; Lettermans Club 3- 4; Band 2-3-4; Quartet 2; Boys Chorus 1-2-3-4; F F A 1-2-3-4; Parts in the Junior and the Senior Class Plays; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Dramatics 1; Secretary of Class 3; President of Class 4; President of F F A 4; Secretary of F F A 3; Parliamentarian of F F A 2; Secretary and Treasurer of Lettermans Club 4« Carol Olson Treasurer of Class 4; Treasurer of Pep Squad 4; Stu- dent Council of Pep Squad 2; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4; Band 3-4.; Tigers Pause Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; F H A 1; Part in the Junior Class Play; Dramatics 1; Attendant of Prom 3; Pep Squad 2-3-4. Charles Olson F F A 1-2-3-4; Part in the Junior Class Play; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; F F A Reporter 3; F F A Vice President 4; Band 3-4; Boys Chorus 1-2-3- 4; B Team 2; A Team 3- 4; Football 2-3-4; Let- ts rmans Club 3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Annual Staff 4; Tigers Pause Staff -4. Vernon Paulson F F A 2-3; Parts in the Junior and Senior Class Plays; Mixed Chorus 1- 2-4; Dramatics 1; Class President 3; Class Vice President 4; Boys Cho- rus 1-2-4; Attendant of Prom 3; Annual Staff 4; Tigers Pause Staff 3-4; B Team 2; A Team 3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; Let- termans Club 3-4; Track 1-2-3-4. Marion Redlin Secretary of Class 4; Pep Squad 4; F H A 1; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4; Band 2-3-4; Tigers Pause Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Sextette 1; Trio 1. 12 Douglas Stenmoen F F A 1-2-3-A; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-A; Vice President of Class 1-2; F F A Secretary 2; F F A Treasurer 3; President of Student Council A; Boys Chorus 1-2-3- A; B Team 2; A Team 3-A; Football 2-3-A; Lettermans Club 3-A; Annual Staff A; Tigers Pause Staff 3-A. Eunice Trzynka F H A 1; Part in the Senior Class Play; Mixed Chores 1-2; Trea- surer of Class 1; Band 1-2-3-A; Pep Squad A; Girls Chores 1—2; Ann- ual Staff A; Tigers Pause Staff 3-A. Nineteen forty-eight was a big year for this world. Harry S. Tru- man, the piano-playing senator from Missouri, was elected President of the United States of America and the Class of '52 started their fresh- men year at New England High School. The class consisted of: Bruce Carlson, Janice Billson, Eunice Try— znka, Douglas Stenmoen, Lawrence Stafford, LeRoy Schwartz, Marion Red- lin, Vernon Paulson, Charles Olson, Carol Olson, Ernest Multhaup, Eu- gene Mesling, Doris Jones, Fern Johnson, Ervin Hjemvik, Jean Hanson, Jimmy Gilbert, Richard Gatzke, Margaret Erickson, John Dubisar,Jr., Io- la Dubisar, Roberta Colgrove, Verna Bohlman, Charles Bender, Jimmy Ballweber, and Caroline Ballweber. At the beginning of the second semester Theone Stark was added to our class and we lost Bruce Carlson and Janice Billson. 13 (History continued) After selecting our class officers we went about our humble and mea- ger duties as the poor green freshmen. With the help of our advisor, Mr. Bushey, we sponsored many activi- ties. Many of the members of our class took part in the Dramatic Club production of Marrying Margret. When we entered our sophomore year we lost four members. During this year members of our class took part in the first variety show. This has now become an annual affair. Advancing to the junior row in the study hall of N. E. H. S. we en- tered one of our hardest years. But guided by the capable hands of Mrs. Hazel Madsen as our advisor, we passed through that difficult and event- ful year. The junior play, Never Say Die , was a success as was the Junior- Senior Prom which was dominated by waving palms and scented flowers. In the fall of 51 we entered our senior year — our happiest and most difficult. With Mr. Broton as our advisor we began to go places. School spirit went up. The seniors were outstanding on the football field, the basketball court, and in the cheering section. Our mystery play, The Green Light , was a huge success under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Reinhard. We departed for our trip to the Black Hills on May 22 and arrived back in New England on the 25th. As the end of the year drew near the seniors became conscious of the fact that soon they would be out on their own. Therefore some looked for- ward with anticipation; others with apprehension to baccalaureate on May 25th and graduation exercises on May 2Sth. So come June 1st we will no longer be students but alumni of N. E. H. S. leaving behind happy memories, worn out school books, and strug- gling class mates. 14 CL P, oem Carol and Bobby are brides to be, Verna joined the Air Force, the world to see. Charlie and Doug, their life depends, upon the number of girl friends. Ervin, an actor, Ernest his pal, While Ervin1s at the studio, Ernest is out with his gal. Vemie, his face beaming and gleaming. Of Janet Gilbert we know he is dreaming. Margaret Ann, we're quite sure Finds Donnie Bohnoff her only cure. Eunice, quiet and truthful. Finds her leisure time quite useful. Marion at the typewriter is a speed, We know that she will be able to meet the need. Doris's time, we're not mistaken By Charlie Erickson is gladly taken. Eugene, The Nature Boy, In playing his trombone, finds much joy. Dick Gatzke, with his guitar, Is hailed as our Romeo from afar. Jimmy's B. main occupation, is flirting with girls, of almost every classification. Charley Bender, on the basketball floor, Helps our team, make the winning score. Jeanie Hanson, the cut of the deck, Is plenty mischievous and full of heck. Iola, a missionary wants to be, To help set the heathen people free. Jimmy's life would be complete With a car to drive, and a girl quite neat. Caroline's composing will bring her fame. But she will always remain the same. 15 Caroline Ballweber Roberta Wieland Orlin Erickson Lloyd Farber Joyce Jalbert Ramona Lutz Carol Wallner Joe Bohlman Melvyn Flyburg Shirley Johnson Carolyn Mealing Margaret Wegner Darryl Gatzke Lois Jones Winnoa Neider Joanne Fancher Shirley Homelvig Karen Larsen . ’ Phyllis Redetzke 17 Marie Reisenauer Donald Schorsch Officers President .............. Roberta Wieland Vice President ......... Carol Wallner Secretary ........... Margret Wegner Treasurer .............. Robert Lutz Student Council ........ Orlin Erickson Advisers ............... Mrs. Madsen Mrs. Reinhard Mrs. Margaret Reinhard 18 Mrs. Hazel Madsen SOPHOMORES Randell Rustad Kay Ballweber Lucille Gatzke Lydia Kamstra Naomi Scruton Larry Schwartz i-iarvin Bohlman David Hamish Juanita DesRoiser President Officers Vice President Secretary and Treasurer . Student Council Richard Schwartz Randell Rustad Larry Schwartz David Hamish Joyce Rustan Glorianne Stafford Joyce Rustan Janet Gilbert Gerald Olson 20 FRESHMEN AIvera Jung Faye Powell Lynne Rundle Marlene Rustan A 'k Elmo Amundson ckson Darlyce Doroiiiy Johnson Herbert Multhaup Darlene Slaathaug I Audrey Bohlman — Lois Doe Ruth Harnish Florence Billson Annabelie Gatzke Gullickson Winona Lien Glenn Slaathaug Roger Strehlow John Wegner Marvin Wieland Robert Strommen Officers President ............... Marlene Rustan Secretary ............... Ruth Hamish Treasurer ............... Lynne Rundle Student Council Audrey Bohlman Adviser..................Mrs. Stark Mrs. Stark Mr. Stark 23 «e ATHLETICS Back rows Eugene Mealing, Charles Olson, Charles Bender, James Gilbert, Ernest Multhaup, Douglas Stenmoen, Vernon Paulson, Mr. Broton Front row: Lloyd Farber, Boyd Freed, Elmo Amundson, Robert Lutz, Gerald Olson, Herbert Multhaup, and Richard Schwartz 25 Hut, 1,2,3 Out of the huddle I  1 The Victory Huddle Rah] RahJ Tigers 26 THE NEW ENGLAND TIGERS OF 1951-52 Back row: Gerald Olson, Vernon Paulson, Charles Bender, Jimmy Gilbert, Richard Schwartz, Mr. Broton - Coach. Front row: Robert Lutz, Charles Olson, Orlin Erickson, Ernest Multhaup, Boyd Freed, Douglas Stenmoen. TIGERS Conference games: Non conference games: Won.........7 Won.............5 Lost........6 Lost............2 Gils Gilbert Coach - James Broton Jerry Olson Vemy Paulson Rich Schwartz Satch Bender 28 Manager - Larry Schwartz 29 ORGANIZATION F H A Back row: Annabelle Gatzke, Lucille Gatzke, Marie Reisenauer, Darlene Slaathaug, Marlene Rustem, Lydia Kamstra, Naomi Scruton, Ruth Hamish, Cherie Christensen, Joyce Jalbert, Carolyn Mesling. Front row: Carol Wallner - Treasurer, Karen Larsen - Vice President, Caroline Ballweber - Secretary, Margaret Erickson - President, Miss Lund - Chapter Mother, Janet Gilbert - Parliamentarian, Lynne Rundle - Student Council, Kay Ballweber - Reporter, Audrey Bohlman - Game Chair- man. F F A Back row: Mr. Stark - Advisor, Ernest Multhaup - President, Marvin Wieland, Herbert Multhaup, Glenn Slaathaug, Richard Gatzke, John Wegner Third row: Charles Olson - Vice President, Marvin Bohlman, Robert Lutz, Melvin Flyburg, Donald Schorsch, Lloyd Farber, Elmo Amundson. Second row: Earl Erickson, Boyd Freed, Eugene Mesling, David Harnish, Roger Strehlow, Richard Schwartz. First row: Darryl Gatzke, Charles Bender - Sentinel, Gerald Olson, Joe Bohlman - Secretary, Orlin Erickson - Reporter, Jimmy Ballweber - Treasurer. Not pictured: Douglas Stenmoen. 32 STUDENT COUNCIL Front row: Lynne Rundle - Vice President, Douglas Stenmoen - President, Janet Gilbert — Secretary and Treasurer, Orlin Erickson. Back row: Joyce Rustan, Ervin Hjemvik, Charles Bender, Audrey Bohlman. TIGER'S PAUSE STAFF Sitting: Marie Reisenauer, Phyllis Redetzke, Eunice Tryznka, Carol Wall- ner, Ervin Hjemvik - Editor, Winnoa Nieder, Margaret Erickson, Carolyn Mealing, Jo Anne Fancher, Lloyd Farber, Richard Gatzke. Standing: Mrs. Reinhard - Advisor, Marion Redlin, Karen Larsen, Carol Olson, Charles Olson, Roberta Colgrove, Joyce Jalbert, Ernest Multhaup, Shirley Johnson, Jimmy Ballweber, Charles Bender, Eugene Mesling, Orlin Exlckson. 33 PEP SQUAD Back row: Carol Wallner, Margaret Erickson, Marion Redlin, Audrey Bohlman, Verna Bohlman, Roberta Colgrove, Joyce Jalbert, Phyllis Redetzke. Fourth row: Margaret Wegner, Eunice Tryznka, Cherie Christensen, Ramona Lutz, Roberta Weiland, Marie Reisenauer, Shirley Johnson, Glorlanne Stafford. Third row: Marlene Rustan, Darlene Slaathaug, Dorothy Johnson, Annabelle Gatzke, Lydia Kamstra, Kay Ballweber, Lois Jones, Jo Anne Fancher. Second row: Faye Powell, Lynne Rundle, Doris Jones - Secretary, Carol Olson - Treasurer, Miss Truede - Advisor, Iola Dubisar - President, Caroline Ballweber Vice President, Ruth Hamish. First row: Cheerleaders - Karen Larsen, Janet Gilbert. LETTERMEN'S CLUB Back row: Gerald Olson, Richard Schwartz, Lloyd Far- ber, Roger Strehlow, Marvin Bohlman, and Orlin Erick- son. Front row: Charles Olson, Douglas Stenmoen, Ernest Multhaup - Secretary and Treasurer, Vernon Paulson - Vice-President, Charles Bender - Student Council, and James Gilbert - President. 34 ■■■■■■■■I . ... •i .u I U H H  w K JUNIOR BAND o II  !L H U gH MIXED CHORUS BOYS QUARTET GIRLS SEXTETTE Goldenrod 1 say something Yes, dear Think Interesting, Brains? Mother, please??? Get out, you (j1 ) SENIOR PLAY CAST VARIETY SHOW Country Style April Showers 39 •erf Duby «Franci0 Bobby trjerna ■Ole Chuck « Chuckle Baldy Ozz 'Ernie 'Chuck 40 42 Margaret Ann Erickson Margaret was awarded the Balfour prize which is given to the outstanding senior excelling in scholarship, loyalty and achievement. She has held several offices in both local and district chapters of F. H. A. Ervin Hjemvik As co-editor of the Annual Staff, Ervin has shown to all his artistic ability and leadership in the mana- ging field. He also took part in a highly superior rat- ing play during his sophomore in high school. Ervin has the ability to turn a dull party into one of hilarity and fun. Caroline Beth Ballweber A versatile person, Caroline was the N. E. H. S representative to Girl’s State in 1951. She has coral posed music and poetry to the delight of many who have had the pleasure of listening and reading the products of her imagination. Ernest Multhaup Ernest took the honors of being the highest ranking boy in the Class of '52. Taking an active part in the F. F. A. organization, he has been awarded several sil- ver medals for his judging talents. Iola Dubisar Iola has taken interest in her main talent—mainly speaking. She entered the Declamation Contest held in Bismarck and brought home a certificate with the rat- ing superior. She is also co-editor of the annual. Five members of the class of 1952 completed the entire twelve years at the New England Public School. They are: Verna Boh]man, Iola Dubisar, Margaret Erick- son, Ervin Hjemvik, and Vernon Paulson. 47 ADVERTISING v-a -a -a -a ««a -a -a a -a -a -a -a •« -a -a a 4 x • •« -a -a «a -a -a « -a « -a j m m «m m hi « i -a -a m •« •« •« •« « -a j « •« « «i « « i « -J « • •« •« « •« ■• ■«■« ? «? ? «? «? «? «? ¥ «? «? V ? H r «? «? «? •? ? ? ? «? •? «? ? «? ? «? v v ? «? ? V V 7 ? «? 7 7 •? 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A A A A PHOTOGRAPHS For Every Purpose A i A A City Rural Delivery HORSTMAN RED CROWN WHITE CROWN FUEL OILS METER SERVICE A A A STUDIO NICK BOESPFLUG, Bulk Agent Call 6711 Standard Oil Co. A A A A A A A Dickinson, North Dakota NEW ENGLAND A A A A Phone 221 7 7 A A A A A S’ S’ S S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S V S’ V s S’ s V S’ S’ V s’ r s’ s’ s’ s’ s’ s’ s’ s’ «? s’ v s’ s v s’ s’ s s s’ s’ S' S’ V V S’ S’ V S’ S’ S CO-OP STORFi Fine Foods Meats Fresh Fruits Vegetables Always Friendly Service Lockers Phone 476 New England, North Dakota S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ T S’ S’ S’ ? S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ «? S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ 9 THE CITY CLUB BAR For Your Favorite Drinks- -Beer. Wines and Whiskies JOE BOESPLUG, Prop. New England, North Dakota  • w;-1-Me t-i t-r-r-r- • n r-r-ic r-1-r-j). i  . . j t-!-1,, j). j. 1.1 1.1,, t p. t. j. j. j. t.j. t. j. t. t. j. jj. j,. t. t, jj, t. j,. j. t- FULLERTON LUMBER CO. | RUNDLE PRINTING PUBLISHING COMPANY PHONE 4.56 NEW ENGLAND, N. 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WHERE THEY HAVE THE ALWAYS BETTER BOYERS SALE EVERY THURSDAY t- J - •  • ! • tr • t-frt-ti-fr  • fr • I •!  • • ■  • • £•(• s ! • U t- . • • • • fr th J. . f £ ®. . . ff - • t-1- • • • • t-t-D- ft-V-fr t-1 -1-1-1-S- frt-lrt-ti- V-l-l-V- STANDARD SERVICE VANITY SHOP THOMAS COATS GOWNS FURS SUITS MILLINERY Mrs. Amanda Fowler Miss Eleanor Drewelov GAS—OIL—GREASES TIRES—BATTERIES—ACCESSORIES v Phone 676 AS 1st Ave. W. NEW ENGLAND, NORTH DAKOTA PHONE 5821 tp 4 -a -d -a -a -a-j -a -a « -a «j .« -a i «-3 «1 •« -a «1 1 •« .3 .3 3 1 .3 .3 -q .3 .3 .3 .3 -1 «j j NEW ENGLAND CREAMERY MANUFACTURERS OF Land-o-Buttes Products C. L. MELBY, PROPRIETOR Buttermilk Milk Cream Butter Ice Cream NEW ENGLAND, NORTH DAKOTA A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Radiator and Glass Repair Phone 1+11+ New England, North Dakota 1 BOGSER C M M Minneapolis L Moline M E N T NEW IDEA N SALES SERVICE r ? ? A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A LU VY BA R NEW ENGLAND, NORTH DAKOTA PHONE 447 trt- ? KI a • ! Kl KIKI d KI-a d a « l (lKlKlKI !•«• { «4 « f-I-C •(-(•'(•( '{•( {'(•('(•{•{ •(•(•(• (•( («! | 1 •■!  i 1 «J i -j «{ Tours For Better Service TEXACO GASOLINE AND FUEL A. A. Gentz  $ B I Welding S A K i Dial 5201 New England, North Dakota Blacksmithing and Welding A John Dubisar, Prop, z J NEW PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS T r «? ? T All Makes We have a complete line of school supplies and office machine service All work guaranteed Dickinson Office Supply W. A. (Jack) Smart, owner Phone 3531 Authorized Sales and Service CROSLEY Sales and Service DIAL 480 DIAL NEW ENGLAND IMPLEMENT CO. NEW ENGLAND, N. D. -i-l-I-l-i. I«I. l-ei-I-I-l l'i-I-l-l-I-I-i-l-I-(-(-l.l-I.l-I- - -(-I -1-1-I-(•('I-(-I-1-1-I- ? TO f?CS r ) R D! iWHE Al I NEW ENGLAND DRUG Meat—Groceries—Frozen Foods— Fresh Fruit and Vegetables HEADQUARTERS FOR New England, N. Dak. Phone 412 Fountain Service Cameras School Supplies Candy Sheaffer pen and pencil sets WHERE MALTS ARE GOOD CASTLE GAMBLES LUNCH WE SPECIALIZE r in ! STEAKS The Friendly Store Hardware, Furniture General Electric Appliances Arvin Utter, owner «T ? ? ? shop ft HOME | Dial 5681 JACK AND VERA, Prop. ? Mal 5401 Hev England, north Dakota $ PFEIFER I D ICKINSON Implement Co. M USIC QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT S HOP Refrigerators Maytag Washers NEW ENGLAND, NORTH DAKOTA ? I RELIABLE MUSIC SERVICE DICKINSON HIDE AND George Massod. Prop. Hides-—Pur—Wool—Pelts FUR CO. Tallow—Junk—Horse hair—Rabbit skins—Metal——Scrap iron DYMON JEWELERS WATCHES DIAMONDS SILVER THE STORE OF LOVELY THINGS v DIAL 3411 r 502 E. VILLARD r DICKINSON, N. DAK. t pHONE 2391 DICKINSON, N. DAK. f I-1• I- Ir I• f I- ) • |rl -1-1 • ) 1 • i- - ) •) •} • ). |. 7 1 HI Ml HI HI Ml«{ 1 MI M| «I KI HI Ml HI Ml HI Ml HI Ml HI Ml HI HI •«► C C •'!•'« MlMl-lHlMl i-IrflMlMlMlMlMl-lMl-lMj-lMlMlMl HI-I«a-I-I- •«• ! 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