Golden Valley chronicle., August 15, 1907, Image 1

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ffiits of JLocal Tfows.
Mrs. R. 1', Rainey and daugh
ter Avere over from Carlyle Mon
day.
Representative A. L. Martin
was transacting business in Beach
Monday.
The local implement dealers
sold over 200 binders and mowers,
this season.
The death of Mrs. Frank David
son's mother, Mrs. Johnston, oc
curred Sunday night.
J. Taylor of Black River Falls,
Wis. is visiting former acquaint
ances here this week.
S. B: Barr, of the Seven Oaks
Stock Ranch near Yule, transact
ed business in Beach Monday.
L. Stockwell has sold his thresh
ing rig to J. W. Hubble and has
phvjed an order for a new one.
!,.T.
W. Brinton visited at his
home in Fessenden and attended
tbe fair last week, retuning Sun
dav.
Four new threshing rigs were
unloaded here this week. There
are now in the upwards of 25 ligs
in the valley.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Congregational Church will meet
at tlie home of F. D. Cooper next
Thursdav.
ed to be present
«!. H. Booth, a well-to-do ranch
er and farmer residing 1'25 miles
south-west of here, near Ekalaka
post office, was here this week
and took out a threshing rig.
All members are urg-
Misses Rowena and Helena
Peek were guests of Miss Jessie
Forsyth Tuesday and Wednesday.
They returned this morning accom-
Med by Miss Forsyth who will
jiain for the dance this evening.
G. A. Gilbertson returned to
Tracy, Minn., Sunday after hav
ing spent two weeks with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Kellogg,
and daughters. He was accom
panied by Miss Jessie Kellogg
who will visit in Minnesota for an
indefinite period.
Ed. Holven and .1. W. Richard
son succeed A. B. Kellogg and
C. E. Barber as township super
visors, "Win Mclvibbin is the new
ly appointed clerk. The appoint
ments were made at the meeting
of the board Saturday.
J. W. RajH-lje, J. C. Taylor
and W. J. Uttlehales, officials of
the Northern Pacific Railway Co.
spent Tuesday in Beach. They
interviewed the representative bus
iness men regarding the opening
of a street crossing and a suitable
site for a water tank to have a ca
pacity of 100,000 gallons the vil
lage to have the privilege of usiug
the water for tire protection. The
depot will be remodelled and en
larged. The gentlemen showed a
great deal of interest in our town
and expressed themselves as desir
ous of doing all in their power to
help-build it up. A hundred ton
coal dock is nearing completion
and work on the water tank will
be started at once.
we
A. J. Reichenecker,
take
show
Photographer Phipps visited
Sentinel Butte Monday.
Mrs. S. J. Duulap and children
of Mandan were guests of Thos.
Duulap and family from Friday
until yesterday.
Miss Marv tie
Iff. of Mcdora,
is visiting her mother who has a
claim near town.
E Jackson returned from Fess
enden this week, where he had
been acting as a witness having
been subpoened on a lawsuit there.
Banker Allen from Hurley, S.
D. was the guest of F. E. Xear
Wednesday.
Jas. Kellev presented us a
group picture of himself and six
sons, who are all grown up men
of the same height and about the
same size. They till wear the
same sized hat and shoe.
The wedding of Miss Harriet
Lake to Roy X. Ilayes will take
place at the home of the bride
next Sunday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock.
John C. llaggert of Fargo and
Chas. Gallagher of Glendisp were
here Wednesday contracting for
100 tons of hay for the Glendive
•Stock Yards. The contract was
made with McXiece & Sons.
Bills are out for a good wrestl
ing match to be pulled off in Tay
lor's Hall, Aug. 24, between Kid
Gilbertson of Wibaux and Johnny
Madison of Beach. Gilbertson is
a brother of Gust Gilbertson who
threw Madison, at Wibaux the
Fourth. The match is for a bet
of fifty dollars aside and the gate
receipts. This promises to
Paper hanger and Decorator.
All work first class. See his full line of wallpaper samples.
BEACH, NO DAK.
Xjo the tPublic:
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one of the best matches ever pull
ed off in this vicinity.
Among the number who have
new threshing rigs are P. C. Erick
son, J. D. Halstead, Odland Bros.,
KusskeBros., Geo. Gilbertson and"
Thos. Kranick. Others who have
shipped in rigs are Johnson Bros.,
Smith" Brothers. P. O. Peterson,
L. Stockwell, L. Roberts, Setter
& Sou. N. P. Noben, (three) Fer
agen & Hartse, J. Logan, Walters
& Co. J. W."Fisher. Peter Birk
and Severson Bros.
Badger State Banner: "Mrs.
Oliver Darwin, sr. died quite sud
denly about 5:45 o'clock yester
day afternoon at the age of 57
years, 7 months and 27 days.
While she had been afflicted with
heart trouble, taking a dropsical
form, for some 15 months or more,
and it was not expected that she
could recover, her death was not
looked for so soon, and not many
of her relatives were at her bed
side at the time. Mrs. Darwin
was a woman of ambition, good
impulse* and kind endeavor, and
was ever a willing worker in
any good' cause that presented
itself. For many years she
was among the leading work
ers in the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union of this city,
and she enjoyed the respect of a
large circle of acquaintances."
Mrs. Darwin was a sister of Mrs.
Elijah Smith, of Beach.
House & Sign
PAINTER,
Qfl}? fltimwr Store
tyatli & (Cnqraug 9»|n1ttara
Cettrral AmtpttdiBf
Notwithstanding the fact that nearly everything points to higher prices,
especially on the staple goods such as
Cheese, Canned Fruit, Sugar, Coffee, Tea and Flour,
pleasure in stating that we have placed our orders early for large .shipments
before the advanced price, and but little difference will be noticed in our prices.
In fact we still retail our celebrated Gladstone Pearles flour at $3 per 100 lbs., sugar
at the same price of $1 per 15 lbs., and no change has been made on coffee and tea. Our
goods are second to none in quality, hence we have gained the splendid patronage we
now enjoy.
Although oiu\julvertiaing space is limited, we wish to call vour attention fur!iu-r. to our
Shoes^
\Ve carrv a full line of Bnuilfty
Motoilt
YOU
pleased to
•is comfort and style. Let us fit you out with pair and convince you that the same is true. And, to
be dressed-up. you will need a new suit of clothes. Our "order to measure" suits have stood tit. test
far fiftv vears.' In all our dry goods department we can please yon in quality and pi ir:.
iroods and juote prices, if you do not buy.
GAME LACKING IN INTEREST
Dickinson 19, Beach 0.
The Post gives an account ol Sunday's
game as follows:—"A crowd of 400 persons
watched the Dickinson colts exercise at
the ball park on Sunday afternoon. There
was uo game. Some lads from Heach and
Wibaux were present and assisted in mak
ing the afternoon comedy a success from
every standpoint. The locals took turns
in swatting the ball and prancing around
the cushions. It was a good time to prac
tice Delsarte in base running and the
Dickinson bunch made the best of it. A
bout the only thing marvelous about the
game was the noticeable improvement in
the infield. Somebody has surely been
coaching the team. There were no holes
for safe hits and the way the fellows had
of eating up the speedy grounders was a
delight to the eye. At the bat everybody
made good, even some whose stick work is
not always the subject of enthusiastic
comment.
The Beach lads showed lack of- organi
zation and practice. They were up a
gainst it and knew it but were good for
the best that was in them and are worthy
of commendation for that. They played
just as hard in the last inning as in the
first and their good plays were generously
applauded. The Beach field did good
work but the infield was rotten. Two
men got to third during the progress of the
contest. "One player stopped a batted ball
in the fifth and that about covers the game."
J. C. Gile has his new meat market
coinpteted and opened the same for busi
ness Monday. He will also run a delivery
wagon in the country thru harvesting and
threshing. He wishes to state that he kills
his own meat and will sell by the side or
chunk. .Your attention is called to his dis
play ad elsewhere.
Farmers Elevator for Beach.
That Beach is to have a Farmers Kle
vator is now an assured fact. Enough
stock has been sold to make the thing a
success and the farmers of this community
feel lucky to get a farmers elevator at this
early date. Over fifty farmers have already
signed up for stock and many more are
anxious to become members of the organ
ization. Mr. H. C. Jensen, an experienc
ed grain buyer, who has charge of the
work, has secured a 150 ft. site on the
right-of-way east of the Thorpe elevator,
and has commenced work on the structure
which will be completed and ready for
grain not later than Sept. 15th. A notice
elsewhere calls a meeting of the share
holders for Tuesday, Aug. 20th, at which
time the organization will be incorporated
and officers elected. Farmers elevators
in the state have been paying enormous
dividends, besides establishing better
prices and grades.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kinzel, of Wisner,
Neb., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. |. A. Bow
man today. They are on a return trip
from a visit in Montana.
Land For Sale.
Nine sections of deeded lands 25 miles
south east of Beach at $6 per acre. Three
sections 9 miles N. E. of Beach at %y per
acre one-third cash, balance 5 years at
interest, also 12 fine relinquishments
from 1% to 12 miles from Beach, at from
(200 to $4,000, according to imprrvements
and distance from Beach. 13,000 acres 35
mile! south from Beach and about 12
miles north of new Milwaukee railroad at
$6.00 per acre. 320 acres adjoining a
good town, 160 acres deeded and 1O0 re
linquishment, nearly all fenced, good
buildings abundance of water, '/1 mile
from town wjitb high school, churches, etc.
25 per acre"one half cash, balance on
easy terms. —GEO. H. PURCHASE,
Teachers Examination.
Teachers Examinatio will be held in
the schoolhouse at Beach Friday and Sat
urday, August 30th and 31st, commencing
at 9 o'clock a. m.
JOSEPH A. KITCHKS.
County Superintendent of Schools,
If you wish to relinquish your claim or
sell your land on short notice list the
same..with us. Quick sales and small
profits is our motto.--Success Land
Agency, Beach, N. D.
Make me "an offer for sec. 9 and W'i
sec. 1. twp. 136 range 106—B. S. Davis.
BEACH, NI D., 8 9, '07
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VOLUME 2 NQ. 39. BEACH, BILLINGS COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA AUG. 15, 190/! $1.50 PER YEAR
THE WEEK AT SENTNEL BUTTE.
\V. II. Hlinck ot tiie Hurkey store was
in town Tuesday.
Sunday School will be lxjld at lo .jo and
Church Services at II:JO Sunday morning.
Miss Jessie Kellogg visited Maliel Gil
bert Sunday Miss Jessie left that night for
Minnesota.
James t'axton. County J.udge favored
Medora with his presence Saturday even
ing.
There are some banner fields of grains
just south of town: Tom Oldis has just cut
his barley. He is setting up a new wind
mill over the recently du. well.
Mr. Joe Mverr, better known as Calam
ity Joe, came in from his ranch Monday to
have papers made out irging certain
farmers near his ranch the felonous
crime of shooting his catt*
The funeral of Mrs. Johnson of DeMor
es was held in the schoolhouse Tuesday
afternoon. Deceased was the mother of
Mis. Frank Davidson and Mr. Charley
Johnson of DeMores: Mrs. Johnson came
from Sweden last September to reside
with her son and daughter.
Henry Peterson and Miss Hansen, both
of Medora, were married on Sunday. Aug.
4, by Judge van der Las in Dickinson.
J. B. Stoddard is building a 36 80 foot
barn on his ranch southeast of town. This
building will also have a 16-foot lean-to on
each 'side the full length of it.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Tomamichel and
family, who left here about three months
ago for Texas where they expected to
make their future home, returned this
week, having decided that North Dakota
is a little the best place they have seen
yet. Mrs. Tomamichel is somewhat im
proved in health but 'he climate did not
seem to agree with any of them, and this
fact, taken with other disadvantageous
ones, reminded thein so forcibly of good
old North Dakota that they lost no time in
returning. Their many friends here will
give them a cordial welcome home.
County Seat Happenings.
Sf «*r
—From the Herald.
The state board of equalization increas
ed the assessed valuation of real estate in
Billings county 50 per cent.. Bowman
county 50 per cent., and Stark county
150 per cent.
Fred Pabst will ship twenty car loads of
horses from this station tomorrow, the cars
having been on the side track several days.
There will be in the neighborhood of 600
horses in the shipment and they will go to
St. Louis.
County Auditor J. A. McGregor and
daughter, Miss Ruth, went to Bismarck
Monday to be present at the meeting of
the State Association of County Auditors.
They returned last evening and report a
most enjoyable and profitable meeting.
Chas. Evans and Mrs. Zena Zink had de
cided to be married in a short time, but
on Monday Judge Paxton came down from
Sentinel Butte on official business on No.
8 intending to return on No. 5. In the
meantime it was suggested to Mr. Evans
that the presence of the judge afforded an
excellent opportunity to be married at once.
Acting on the suggestion Mr. Evans went
to the hotel kitchen, where his intended
had been officiating as cook for a few
weeks and pleaded in his most persuasive
style for an immediate marriage saying:
"Come on Honey let's get married right
away, the judge is here and I can't wait
any longer nohow." The bride to be said
alright and the judge and friends were
summoned at once. There was no time
to don conventional black or white silk
with bride's roses as the judge momentar
ily^expected his train, so the bride appear
ed with such hurried changes in apparel
as she was able to make and the groom in
his shirt sleeves with his trousers tucked
in his spurred cowboy boots. When the
judge propounded to him the question
"Do ypu take this woman to be your law
ful wedded wife?" the groom replied
with great unction—"you bet your life."
Wibaux.
—From the Pioneer
Wilfong & Wannemacher sold their clip
of wool this week for the consideration of
23 cents per pound.
As we go to press we learn that Mrs. A.
G. Parson's mother, Mrs. Foster, died of
paralysis at it o'clock Wednesday night at
the home of her daughter. The funeral
will be held from Mr.. Parson's residence
at io o'clock, Friday, August* 9.
Land-man Near was up from Beach on
business, Thursday.
Geo. and Fd. Carroll and Jack O'Bann
on, who were acting as witnesses in the
Gore trial at Glendive, returned on Wed
nesday to their ranches near Yule.
Mrs. I. N. Meeks and daughter visited
friends in Beach on Thursday.
Albert Pickering and .William Thomas
sold a team of horses to a man from Beach
this week.
HAD AN AWFCI. TIME BUT CHAM
BERLAIN'S COLIC CHOLKKA AN1)
DIAKKHOEA KKMIiDYCl/KKI) HfM
It is with pleasure that I ffii'e yon this
unsolicited testimonial. About a year ai^o
when I had a severe case of measles 1 ot
caught out in a liar rain and the measles
settled in my sturuarh and bowles. I had
an awl ill time and iud it not been for tilt
use of Chainlierlaiii's Colic, Cholera anil
Diarrhoe Remedy I couid not have possibly
lived but a few hour, longer, but thanks to
this remedy I am now strong and well.
I have written the above through simple
gratitude and I shall always speak a good
word lor this remedy.—SAM H. GWIN,
Concord, Ga. For sale by all dealers.
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GIVE OLD BUNDLE
A CHANCE
All old Brindle wants is a
chance. She wont dissa
point you unless you're
looking for a downfall.
Old Brindle .doesn't fall
.down—not when she has
half a chance.
Last year the value of
milk, cream, butter and
cheese produced bv old
Brindle and her sisters in
the United States was
§665,000,000.00.
That shows what she can
do when she has half a
chance.
Every indication points to
ward
a high market this
summer and winter.
Missouri River Produce
Company,
BISMARCK N. DAK.
New Fall Goods
Horo
In our dry goods department
we are displaying new fall
furnishings of every kind
for gents and ladies.
HEAD QUARTERS
for the Sharood and RE-Z
SHOES
A shoe that will please you
in fit. quality and price. Our
stock is complete for men,
women and children. We aim
to carry a complete line of
Ladies' and Gents' furnish
ings and solicite your trade
with honest values consistant
with reasonable prices.
IN OUR GROCERY
department is always found
afresh and up-to-date stock
of groceries, flour, fruit, etc.
Our coffees and tea cant be
beat. Try us with your
next order.
Russ & Sunders.
Our Big Sum
mer Salo.
of our odds and ends of spring and
summer calicos and other dress goods,
hats, shoes, etc.
CONTINUES UNTIL AUG. 26.
We want you to take advantage of
the bargains offered in this sale.
And, when in need of
Dry Goods,
or furnishings, you will find our store
well stocked at all times.
We also solicit jour patronage for
our Grocery and Lumber 'departments.
Never before were we so well stocked
to meet the demand in groceries, salt,
cement, lime, nails, lumber and brick.
Grain and all farm products taken in
exchange. One price to all.
.Yours truly.
S&each Tlferc.
Company
For Good
FURNITURE!
and a large stock of the latest and most
desirable furniture to select from vou
cannot do better elsewhere. Our
prices are low. Don't send av.av but
come here and let us quote prices on
o.ir
House Furnishings. Crockcry Ware.
Couches. Carpeis.'litc.
V.'. make a-special'.}- of picture fraim
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Dickinson, N. D.
Ci
JOHN KKOMANK
States *ttv.
KEOHANE & CiALLAOHHR
jCawyers
Office in Golden Vallev x...t.- jt
ing
All work guaranteed to or- i:r-» cl-is-s and
strictly up-to-date. S-e my new Fall
and Wintei goods an! t'l'tv-r your suit
early.
BKACH N.
HEFFK0N A. (Tint ANT
jCawyors
Practice in all State and Frdral Courts
and the U. S. Land Ofiice. Careful
attention given to contesting and all
other U. S. Land Oftic work-.
Ray Building. DICKINSON. N. 11.
WELSH ALLEN
Carpenters and Builders
Plans and Specifications iurnished on
application. All work ready and pro
mptly done. have over joo house
designs, modern and up-to-date. Will
gladly show them to anvor.e wishing to
build.
BEACH, N. 1
W. W. LARSEN
ewe tor
And Optician. Watche*. t' .ck- and
jewelery. Watch rep:«:ri:u .« specialty.
BEACH, N.
the
City Dray
R. I. NICHOLS PPOP.
BEACH. N. D.
J. W. FOX
Masonary Contractor
Wants contracts on cement block buildings.
Am thoroughly experienced in that line.
Brick woik and plastering also solicited.
All work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Estimates of cos: cheerful!) furnished.
BEACH. N. l.
3* VC^'«
Srindiny
Custome grinding a specialty
All kinds of ground feed for sale*
Cash paid for Oats, Barley Wheat,
and Speltz.
We have the exclusive agency
for the celebrated
HART PARR
traction engines, gasolene and ker
osene burners for plowing and
threshing
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ffieac/i business dt ^Professional ^Directory,
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in
Build­
HKACH. N. |.
O. C. HOUGH
9??er chant TJaiior
JEawy*
Contractor
And builder. Jobbing a-specialtv. Build
ing plans and estimates ceertully fur
nished.
BEACH. N. I).
SQUINLAVIX & LYTLE
H. If. MI SEUS.
^Physician 6c Surgeon*
Office in Bank Building.
BEACH, N. D.
Ilfheelock 6c ItJheelock
1+.620 acres Golden Valley
LAND FOR SALE
WE OWN IT PRICES ARE RIGHT
We loan money on farm lands
See Us
Automobile and Fire Insurance
FRANK C. DAVIS
MONEY TO LOAN
Vice President and Manager BEACH, N. D.
Money! Money! Money!
To Loan
ON UEALESTATE SECURITY
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Practice in all courts, also in U. S. Land
Office. General Land Office^ and the
Department of the Interior/ Contests
prosecuted or defended. Homestead
filing papers made. Final or commuta
tion proofs.
BKACH, N. V.
J. E. READ
Estate
We sell land and locate people oa home
steads. make out Land Ofltce papers and
look after Contest and Final Proof cases.
Write for information. Office over Post
Office.
DICKINSON, N. D.
I W FOI FV
IT. S. COMMISSIONER
Receives Homestead Filings a: his office
in
MEDORA. N. I.
ffieach SP/toto Stuc/to
Portraits and Views
All kind of photo work done at reisoaibte
prices for good work.
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k. c. riiipps.
LEASING. PAINSTAKING
HINTING PROMPTLY
RODUCED at
OPULAR PRICES.
—The Chronicle office.
On Billings County Land
In the Golden Valley
If you want to borrow money on your farm call at our
office, one door east of Kellog's meat market, and we can
fix you out. No commission mortgage. No Bonus.
Beach Land and Loan Company,
3EACH. N. DAK.
Thos Kranick terete Works
3eed
Mfg'rs. of Con
crete Building
Material
Estimates promptly and cheer
fully furnished on application
on all concrete building blocks
and material. It is as cheap
it not cheaper than lumber.
We are also dealers in Farm
Machinery of all kinds. Our
full line of Wagons, Buggies
and Carriages. Champion and
Milwauee Binders are now
on display for your inspection.
We keep repairs for same.
BKACH NO. DAK.
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