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GOLDEN "VALLEY CHRONICLE.
BEACH, N. D.
Filtered 1 the postoffice in Beach, HilJ
,nK:
Cl,„nty.
North Dakota, as second clas
mail matter.
Established Nov. 1905.
IUBMSHED I-'-VEKV THV.HSDAY.
W A. VOL-NO, Publisher.
S'vl-'i''KIJ'T:ON p-:•'e
advance.
:nch.
year in
cents per
A'ivorl
Local Market Prices.
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Hiiht and Madison are
li for the mill today
rilling
Bisrimtvk,
I tvis. I if Kat'iro is in
town today slinking hands with
nil] :t(\|Urtirit:ini--».
Kdyar Jackson and \Ii~- »er
rude Cr".»Miin!!. -'f Hurk-y. were
united in the holy !onds of mat
to. iu\' :it M''dril.
a- nv yfo to jiro this after­
noon we It'urn that a message
raine over wire front Wihaux tliat
Mark Landman. ot i*» ':u-h. met
with a:: a.-'-i'k": in the stock yards
(.here while loadivii:
mew.
lroki-n
No turfiit'i:
learnc 1.
In'i'.]i for »hi|i-
It read that, his arm was
and otherwise injured.
!Mt'tica!av were.
to
just the 7jhing.
-hortjii
these lonjf
I a
18 NO LONGER COOD FORM.
People in High Sooiety Say ApF«ndi
citia la Vulgar Diaeaae.
The fashionable valetudinarian is
.hieatenod with a distinct bereave
nent. Appendicitis has been declared
be bad form, titid those who wish to
.trtsei ve a true social eminence must
in 110 account suffer from it. There
ffas time when onlv the educated
4uffer«d from «r'fenifeitiR, because
inly the educated knew the Anatomi
cal position ot the appendix, but in
hese darstrf-vulgnr equality even the
washerwoman knows where to put her
finger when she is asked where the
iiain is.
As a result the supers !tried must
And a new disease into whose domain
the great unwashed have not yet
round the!r way.
An Eastorn scribe has marie inqui
ries front prominent physicians and
(he worst rumors are confirmed. One
authority admits that but few opera
tions are now necessary and that "we
tire glad to send our patients from the
surgiciil to the medical ward, where
hot fomentations and a milk diet are
prescribed."
A well known lntrsiim sister said
frankly lliat appendicitis has become
ti»t ts)m»«:ble. an she added unkind
l.v that !:shions in ihe medical world
tai much as 111 the show rooms of
a stylish dressni: k'. r. A well known
stiri/voT admitted that "appendicitis
lias lollowed the example of all fastt
itmalde is"dy!na "a natural
death. nd tor 110 other reason than
that, il.e IHUMUTV- HOLY lias dared to
Imitate the duei-.et-s.
"Ne.ecUess to sr. v. I am not alluding
to liimnne eases of the disease, but
because the fashionable illness has
heen pronounced unfashionable the
latM' contingent ot hysterical patients
have turned their.-atieimou to the crea
tion some new complaint."
The Medora Herald, a somewhat ver
bo turn of mind, takes the Bismarck
Tribune to task for elainiing that the Slope
is ready to support "General Williams fori
the Senate. The writer also intimates that
with the reputation for calumny enjoyed
by the capital city it is doubtful if a good
representative of the people could be found
in it.—The Tost.
evenings, to entertain
to heln pass awav the long winter on the
THE EDISON. PHONOGRAPH.
the soiiysot great singers, the music, of
company.
farm
may hear m*.
orchestras, and speeches of great speakers in your home.
Kdison (Jem Phonograph Price S10.00
Edison Standard Phonograph Price 20.00
Kdison Home Phonograph Price 30.00
Gold Moulded Records, large assortment to ^choose from,
.*5 cents. Call in and hear a piece on the best talking
machine or. the market, for sale here.
MeacA Drug Co.
HEN I-/ N. I !-.K -!T?NT K. B. CHAPPELL, CASHIER
Dawson County tfiank
Wibaux,
Montana
deposit.<p></p>Auction!
Capital Stock 25-.IKKI, Your business solicited
W- P„y you six per cent on certificates of
At the Stuart Ranch,
Oct. 3, '07.
I am now closing out mv ranch supplies,
household goods, etc., consisting of bed rooni suits,
piano, orgain. parlor cabinet, desks, and dining room
and kitchen furniture, drags, plows, disks, and fire
drag, good teams and saddle horses, wagons and
harness. Terms cash. Free lunch will be served.
Remember the date of sale is Thursday, Oct* 3.
J.G. STUART,
Preston, Mont.
IOVERSTAO & HOVERSON.
your
claim
-You
great
LIVING IS CHEAP IN JAPAN.
How Tl-'" to Exist Comforta
bl on Small Amounts.
It is estimated that a professional
nan in .lapan can live with his wife in
.omfort or the sum of t2!vt. This
means one large di\ Isible apartment.,
a small kitchen, a bathroom, a stu-iy
and r. store room, a charming Harden,
)ne tenant and surroundings of sre it
refinement.. Mats are the coverings
.if the fi«r. of course: j'tllows tie
seats: table linen is superfluous
where lacquered trays and paper nap
kins are used: persona', laundry is at
its minimum where two baths a day
are the custom. The fagsois used ia
rooking are not much larger than a
mans Jinsrer and fuel for ironing is un
necessary where clothes are stretclie.1
properly uion a frame Perfect pri
vacy is one of the luxuries of This mi
nute menace, for a high bamboo fence
shuts off the view of siranuers. Each
article of the house is carefully s
le ted .m some of them are of r.-ire
beauty Mid of a durability that per
mits them to be handed on front one.
generation to another. No waste take:-,
place, for every crumb of the fool
pK-patc-.l is eaten. Flowers are the'
chief decoration, and the sconce
(lowers is a part of th? ac o:nji!.?''
nu-nts of ihe I 10 of the house. The
lai.ee :00m. with its several mats an
its ,1 ljiistiible pan it ions, lxvomes a!
lnalit lime the sleeping place of th
se\t-t'i.l members of the house, but
dm ills the day qnicklv js convert:
into a spacious, peaceful, flower cl" o
lated ,ip,iitnient. the bed clothes hein?
laid it way neatly 011 the shelf of the
store room. Simplicity, delicacy nd
refinement characterize homes
these qualities—the homes of the poor
who feel no poverty—the aboles or
those who having: little would not com
plain had they even less.
'IRON" AND "BULLION" ONCE.
Names for Missouri Before Be'omirtg
the "Show-me". State.
"Did you know that Missouri was
at one time called the "iron state?'"
asked a man at the public library yes
terday afternoon. "About 1825 what
were supposed to be preat deposits of
iron ore were found at Iron mountain,
Pilot point and other places in the
southwestern part of the state. This
information soon spread over the
country and it was not long after that
the public gave Missouri the name of
the 'iron state.' However, it did not
seem to take, lor it is seldom heard
now.
"Missouri has also been known as
the builion state. Thomas H. Benton,
the first United States senator from
Missouri, was always opposed to paper
money. He advocated gold a&d silver
as the only means of exchange* that
should be adopted. His frequent refer
ences to bullion caught the public and
from this the state received the nick
name bullion state." Kansas City
Times.
Settled.
Si '.—Gladys is so sorry she took her
•1:. ••.enu.nt ring around to the jewel
r'n :.vc it valued.
lis—-Why? Did he It was too
fhe—f.'it. t.O. He said he would keep
•r a bit as Freddie hadn't settled
:.r it yet.
f.
a C. HOUGEN,
Ttyerchant Tjaiior
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All work guaranteed to be first
strictly up-to-date. See my
and inter goods and order
earlv.
Bl-.ACH, N.
MOLIN
JOHN DEERE
PLOWS
Call at our -waiehouse
and see our large stock
»f plows and T, G.Mandt
wagons. We will be
pl«e:iseci to furnish prices
and guarantees on these
world famous pi e
ments.
HARDWARE. MACHIN
ERY ASD FURNITURE.
BEACH, N. D.
Bargain Counter!
We have a number of last years caps,
mostly small sizes, a lot ot odds ajjd ends
in dry goods, a tew soiled ties and boiled
shirts that wc wish to close out to make
room for our new stock and we have placed
them on a bargain connter. Kegular one
dollar shirts going at 35 els., ties 5 to 20
cts., caps at 25 cts. and upwards. Every
thing must go this week. Next week we
will do likewise uiih a lot of shoes. I'io
uet-r Store.
NOTICE FOK MJHLICATION.
Department of the Interior, I.and Office
at Dickinson, N. 1)., Sept. 24, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Algie I..
Arnold of Beach, N. I)., has filed notice
of his intention to make final commutation
'proof in support of his claim, viz: Home
stead Entry No. 156^ made Sept. 18,1905,
for theSE of sec. 28, twp. 140,
105, and that said proof will be
range
made
before the Register and Receiver at Dick
1 inson, N. D., on December 4, 1907.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, the land, viz: las. 1\ Smith
land C. V. Knox of Sentinel Butte, N. D..
and F. W. Brock and K. Brown of Beach,
IN. Dak.
'45 S. M. FKKRIS. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Department of the Interior, Land Office
at Dickinson, N. D., July, 20, 1907.
Notice is hereby giventhat John O Ferill,
of Beach. N. D.."has filed notice of his
1 intention to make final five-year proof in
'support of his claim, viz: Homestead
Kntrv No. 3} made ]uly 7. 1904, for the
SE*» Section 10. Township 139, Range
106, and .that said proof will be made
before Register and Receiver, at Dickin
eon. North Dakota, on October, 19, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, the land, viz: (. D. Hal
stead. Thos. Kramck, John C. (ole, H.
I Feldhusen, of beach. N. D.
Aug. 29.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Dickinson, N. D., Sep.
12. 1907. Notice is hereby given that
William C. Schulz of Burkey, N. D.,' has
filed notice of his intention to make final
Commutation proof in support of his claim,
viz: Homestead Entry No. 5093, made
July 10, 1906, for the SE'4, Sec. S, Tp.
136 N.. R. 100 W., ?th P. M. and said
proof will be made before Register &
Receiver, at Dickinson, N. D., on Nov.
7. 1907. He names the following witness
es to prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of, the land, viz: John
Burkey, oi Burkey, N. D., Fred A. Moore,
Charles Woodsend, and Oscar Leppla, of
Carlyle, Montana.
43-5t S. M. FKRRIS, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, Land Office
at Dickinson, N. D.', Sept. 11, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that' Edward
Hoverson, of Beach, N. D., has filed notice
of his intention to make final Commutation
proof in support of his claim, viz: Home
stead Entry No. 2483 made Feb. 21, 1906,
for theSE of sec. 30, twp. 140 N, range
105 W, and that said proof will be made
before the Register and Receiver ai Dick
inson, N. D., on Nov. Cth, 1907.
He names the followibg witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, the land, viz: D. O. Thomp
son, Geo. Meek, J. C. Guy and Ernest
Johnston, all of Beach, N. D.
43 5t S. M. FERRIS, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, United
I States Land Office at Dickinson, N. D.,
Sept. 17th,. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Hilliard W.
Jackson of Burkey, N. D. has filed notice
of his intention to make final commutation
proof in support of his claim, viz: Home
stead Entry No. 49S0, made July 5th, 1906,
for the S\V ,'4 of section 2, twp. 136 N.,
range 106 W. of the 5th "P. M., and said
proof will be made before Register and
Receiver at Dickinson, N. D. on Nov. 7th,
1907.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, the land, viz: William C,
Scliultz, William Watson of Burkey, N. 1).
and pscac I.eppla and Charles Woodsend
of Carlyle, Monta.
Sept. 19. S. W. FKKRIS, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I .D.epartmet of the Interior, Unfted
States Land Office, Dickinson No. Dak.,
Sept. 26, 1907. Notice is hereby given
that Mrs. Ella B. Sarver, formerly Ella B.
Merwin, of Beach, North Dakota, has filed
notice of her intention to make final
Commutation proof in support of her claim
viz: Homestead entry No. 1946, made
Nov. 4, 1C05, Lots 3 and 4 and S'2 N'4
of Sec. 2, in Twp. 141 N., of Range 105
\V., of the 5th P. M. and said proof will
be made before Register and Receiver, at
Dickinson. No. Dak., on December 9, '07
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuos residence upon, and
cultivation of, the land, viz: Charles W.
1
Elliott, Ellsworth H. Hall, George W.
Delaney and Josiah K. Delaney, "all of
Beach, N. Dak.
-45
Sudden Attack of Dysentery Cured
A prominent lady oi Brooklyn, N. Y.,
writes to inquire where she can obtain
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy. She says: "While stopping
at a ranch in South Dakota I was taken ill
of what seemed to be cholera. They gave
me some of this medicine and it .cured me.
1 brot a bottle home and have just used the
last of it today. Mother was taken sudden
ly ill of dysentery and it helped her im
mediately." For sale bv all dealers.-
Across the Styx.
"Kvcn Homer sometimes nods," re
marked Swift.
"Not wht-n he passes me.'.' complain
ed Pope.
"Ah. vos. I see. You- translated
him 7"
C'oiiti set Oct. 1st will adjourn
sine 'lie said the States Attorney
this morning. It is thought the
.Judge will set the date for Nov
ember.
Suppressing the Cigarette -In China,
The Empress Dowager received a
memorial advising the suppression of
the eigaioile. She evidently did not
knew the pleasures or dangers.of the
cigarette, r.n 1 r..- i,he citl not scent
any anti-dynastic trick she called in
the palace tkcior. who supported the
memorial.
Immediate'v t':e Empress ordered
that r.'l the cig.::e.tv.o in ti:e paiaee
be collected and thrown info the lake.
The Ladies Bazaar
headquarters for ladies fur
nishings and beautiful head
gear is open every Friday
and Saturday.—-Bessie j.
Gullickson.
SoMen Uattey
Saddlery
Fine Harness Made
to Order
Whips Robes Blankets Shaps
Quirts, Etc. Repairing
a Specialty
A. B. KELLOGG BEACH N. 1).
y. y. 'Ji v.- y. y.
Colli
Weather
will soon be here-better
give us your order for
winter supply of coal
now—prices are advanc
ing fast.
Livermore &Uoulton
BEACH, X. D.
$ $ $ $ $ Save $—Order now $ $
Jjhe farming
TJO
2Pu6i('c.%
Do not neglect to in
re a
farm property.
We will write you insurance on
your buildings, house-hold goods of
every description provisions stored
for the winter, your horses, cattle
and stock of .-til kinds: grain in stack
or in buildings, feed stored for the
winter on \our farm machinery,
harnesses, robes, saddles in fact all
personal property. The rate is the
same as in the east and premiums
can be paid this fall when most con
venient. Will also insure'your sep
erators for the season.
You can have the pro
tection so do not take
chances.
Respectfully,
E, E. Noble, Ag't.
KARL OLSOX,
Cattle branded
KO on left ribs
Horses branded
same on right
jaw.
Range Little
a a
tributaries.
S. M. FKRKIS, Register.
\V. ELLIOT,
Beach, X. D.
LZ
Horses branc
left jaw as
she
:ut.
E. E. MIKKELSON,
BEACH X. D.
Cattle branded
on left side as
shown in cut.
Ear mark: Sw
allow fork on
left ear.
Horses brand
ed like-cut on
left shoulder.!
RANGE: Wannegan Creek in Billings Co.
on left side on Cattle. Same on left
shoulder for horses.
NAT
on left side on cattle.
JON
on left side of cattle.
H. J. BLODGETT iv SON.
Beach, X. D.
Cattle branded
as shown in cut,
and.VHV on left
hip. Horses HO
on right shoulder.
Kage onBullion
Creek.
A. B. Kellogg Prop*
1
Ail kinds ot hauling done.
91:
Six Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings.
CASH RESERVE
Every business man, even the United States
government itself, carries a CASH RESERVE.
Each individual needs one just as .much.
You may say, "It takes all my income to
live" but this is a fallacy. People with twice
your income say the same and others with much
less than your income do save.
YOU can do the same if you simply DE
TERMINE that you will do it. Try it.
We invite you to grow with a growing bank.
The Golden Valley State
Bank
CAPITAL $10,000
jw»M«nnn»M»»n«e
F. E. NEAR E. E. MIKKELSON JOHN KEOHANE
President Vlce'President Cashier
DEALERS IN
LUMBER
And all Kind of Building Material.
Estimatesc heerfully and promptly furnished at any time. Prices are right.
E. E. NOBLE Manager
Do You Need a
Plow this FaH?
If so you can't do better than buy an
"EMERSON."
BAHT & MADISON,
DEALERS IN
Pumps, Windmills-Supplies,
Well Drilling a Specialty,
and your orders are respectfully solicited. Office in Ovcrstad & Hoverson's
Hardware Store. BEACH, N. D.
GHe's Meat Market
Pays the highest market price for
cattle, hogs, poultry, and hides. Meat
sold bv the side or chunk.
1
KELLOGG MEAT
MARKET
Fresh, Salt and Smoked
Meats and Poultry. Pish,
Oysters and other delica
cies in season. Fruit, Eggs
and Vegetables taken in
exchange. Hides bought.
Beach, N. D.
The City Livery
E. H. HALL Proprietor..
GOOD RIGS WITH OR WITHOUT DRIVERS I
Special attention to land seekers. Reasonableprices.
Dacotah jCumber Co.
BEACH, N. D. 1
BEACH, N.
They are the most dur-
able, the lightest draft and do the best
work of any plow on the market.
Also we have a bunch of
"OLD HICKORY" Wagons
which can't be beat and our prices
are right.
G. D. Lovell.
C. Site, iProp.