Golden Valley chronicle., October 24, 1907, Image 1

About Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916

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VOLUME 2 NO. 49.
Dr. F.
(J.
Davis sundayed in
I ickinsou.
Have you tried a sack of flour manufac
tured by our new mill? It is good.
This Indian summer weather is
certainly fine.
sale in
Attend the big horse
Beach Saturday.
Henry (Seyer departed for Mi
uot Monday to visit relatives.
Anton Kovasli sold his village
residence last Thursday to E. D.
Logan.
Mrs. A..X). -Roof went to Nor
v.alk, Wis* Saturday evening for
s- visit with former home folks.
11. F. Hawn, dealer in hay and
t-'Vaw, is shipping several carloads
tf baled hay daily.
The'Golden Valley Saddlery has
installed a!hew singer sewing nia
c'rinc for repairing shoes.
Mrs. F. D. Cooper and Miss
I Iodgson visited relatives in Terry
t'lis week, returning Tuesday.
Peter Rut/, who has been thresh
jriST in the. oast \inloaded his rig
'To Tuesday.
The construction work on the
now concrete U. L. church is pro
gressing jjicolv and' •will soon be
t'jnipletejf
M. U.iBurko, of Eureka, Cal.,
was hcre-i' during the week and
s'tld his Action of land at the
Yates siding to -lensen Bros, of
ti.is village.
M. Fleet who was confined at
tlie Dickinson hospital for several
vroeks was- permitted to come
home Saturday. He is improving
slowly.
Mr. W. .1. Patrick, of Hurley,
fcr. 1).. iiriived Sunday with a ear
of immigrant goods which he has
moved out to iiis claim south-west
o!" town.
Otto Nelson, a contractor of
.Herman, Minn., arrived here Sun
day to build a house on his claim
uoi-tli-ciistlof town and make .pre
parations to move his family here
next sprinsr.
A farewell party was tendered
.Miss Killenbeek at the home of
lier sister, Mrs •!. \V. Fox, last
A. 13.
I Tiiursday'eveniti!*:. She departed gentlemen wl
for home in rnnipeg Friday November 1st.
morning.
John Johnson, of Black River
Fulls. Wis., was a visitor from
'Wednesday until Friday and ne
gotiated it deal for a tract of land,
tie departed for a tour in the
northern part of the state Sunday.
Miss Meeks of "Wibaux, and
Mrs I. Bispham. of Beach, de
parted on Wednesday evening for
Lake i'urt. Cal.. where they will
spend the winter and visit tlieir
sinter, Mrs. I. A. Rice.-Pioneer.
Kellogg has leased the
vacated by LaMere's
building
Land Agency to .Miles City parties
for a period of tw
open
years, who will
restaurant in the same.
An addition 22 feet long is being
built on the rear end of the build
ing.
While here last week F. B. Dell,
or Black River Falls, Wis., closed
tt deal by which the Leonard L.
Robert's farm near that city, con
sisting of eighty acres was sold
for a consideration of £4'hmi to
hJ. Kinni'-rson.
This new stock consists of
Seneral Merchandise,
Dance at the Opera tonight.
The Athletic Club is making
many improvements in the opara
hall this week.
Lou Waldo, of Wibaux, is a
guest of his'sister, Mrs. F. Tullar
today.
M. Tullar, wife and daughter,
of Sioux Falls, South Dakota,
a visiting relatives and friends
in this vicinity.
H. W. Peek and wife left Sat
urday for California where the}'
will spend tin? winter visiting rel
atives and friends.
Bills are out announcing a ba
zaar and big chicken supper at the
Opera House tomorrow evening,
givcu by the Ladies Aid.
The new department to Over
stad & Hoverson's store was com
pleted this week and their build
ing now presents a very attractive
double front.
The labor shortage this fall has
been a great drawback to the
threshing operations and is also at
the present time hindering the
plowing to a great extent.
J. W. Brinton is spending the
\\*eek with home folks in Fessen
den. lie contemplates purchasing
a newspaper outfit there and move
it to Beach, establishing another
paper here.
John McNiece is suffering from
severe wounds about the face and
head sustained yesterday. He
was in some way caught in a pick
et rope and dragged by his horse.
Smith Bros, residing nine miles
south of Beach tendered the young
people of their neighborhood a
dance at their home last evening.
A very pleasant time is reported.
A deal was closed Tuesday
whereby the new corporatin pre
viously mentioned as having es
tablished a Fanner's and Mer
chant's Bank of Beach, became
owners of tile Beach Mercantile
Company's general store.
0 1
GUNDER SYER
KILLED.
Beach and viciuity were shocked
last Saturday evening, Oct. 19,
1907, when the sad news came
from the Odland Bros.' threshing
rig, at work west of town, that
Gunder Syre was killed while at
tempting to couple the separator
to the engine. In some way he
missed his calculations and was
crushed between the two large
machines, death being instantan
eous. The body was brottotown
and Undertaker Davis, of Dickin
son, was summoned to prepare it
for shipment to Hurley, S. D.,
his former home. Deceased was
a young man of twenty-live years
of ago who came to Beach last
March and located on a homestead.
During his short stay here he made
many acquaintances and friends
especially among die young people
and was held in the highest esteem
by all. lie is survivi by a broth
er, Hans Syre, residing south of
town, and parents and relatives in
and about Hurley, S. D.
llecent efforts to have Col. C.
B. Little of Bismarck withdraw
from the U. S. senatorial fight
have been promptly turned down
by the senator. He is said to
have remarked: "I have been tak
ing a back seat along time for the
favorite sons. I am in this pre
sent race, and in it to win. I will
stick till the matter is decided by
the people of the state." Not
much encouragement for the man
who wanted to pull him off—in
that.—Forum.
A prairie fire swept over a large
strip of country north east of
town today and did considerable
daniifge. John FIvberg suffers
the greatest loss his granary with
all his grain just threshed yester
day. snd his barn was burued.
North Dakota Just Beginning To
Develop.
Vi i- the opportunity to do a little boosting for
Madl.-on of Beach and Zimmerman the state while the reporters interviewed
of !50llth Dakota were the contest- jh'.m. He told the Dcs Moines Capital the
ants. The former won the match.
rill wrestle again
opened
Dickinson & Powers
their large department
business last Friday and llto very
much unsettled and .still unpacking
goods, they announce a nice trade
for the week. Tlieir grand open
ing will be announced in display
next week.
store for
The Press: ••Money appears
to be plentiful around Beach, at
least local business tiieii tire incor-|
porating tlie second bank The 1
Beach Chronicle would like to see
Chairman J. B. Stoddard elected
to the state legislature. Mr.
Stoddard would make a good rep
resentative for the 5»l.st district."
It is alleged that E. B. Coleman
formerly in the restaurant busi
ness and also farming, recently
disposed of all his intere.-ts, har
vested and marketed his crop and
then departed unexpectedly leav
ing behind a number of unpaid
debts, some of which amounted
to s2no.
Golden Valley Milling Co.'s flour is pro
nounced by those who have triad it to i.e
first class. Tiv a sack ol it.
The
Pioneer Store
Beach, North Dakota,
urgently invites the Children, Misses and Ladies to inspect tlieir
"fine and dandy" line of
Jcm't and lifoolen Soods
Scarfs, 3acinators, XJoques, Caps, JVoods, Underwear, 'Dress Soods,
'Underskirts, Stc.
They guaraneee all wool in the above numerated: their stock also consists of niany
tTretty' patterns of wool and flannelette dress goods. Signs of winter are shown through
out
the Ladies and Gents furnishing department of their general store.
Governor Burke, while at l)es Moines
... 11 1 his wav to attend the deen waterway
A wrestling match was nulled
...
I convention at Memphis, lenn.. unproved
folk,wing:
"North Dakota has made great strides
forward in the p.ist eighteen years, which
represents the period of its statehood",
said the governor. "Tomy mind however,
it is even yet in the earliest stages of its
development, and no better piace can lie
found in the country for the investment
.of capita! or the laying of a foundation for
wealth.
"Immigrants have poured into the state
in the past few years and the prairies
which but three and (our years ago were
undisturbed now are thickly populated and
yielding a wealth of products. The future
of North Dakota is fully as bright as that
of Iowa. One is merely before toe other
in development and as X. D. grows older
it will equal Iowa in evarything.".
How to Cure a Cold.
cold
Then question of Ivw to cure
without unnecessary loss of time is one in
which we are all more or less interested,
for the quicker a cold is gotten rid of the
less the danger of pnctimojiia and other
serious diseases. Mr. B. \Y. I.. Hall, of 1
Waverly. Va.. has used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for years and says: "I firmly
believe Chamberlain's- Cough Remedy to
be absolutely the best preparation 011 the
market for colds. I have recommended it
to aiy friends and they all agree with me."
l'or sale bv all dealers.
Local Market Prices.
Flax
1
Wheat, no. 1 northern
Durum
Barley
Oats
Jffeath & Company.
Si.00
1.00
BKA^ H, BILLINGS COUNTY, i\OKTH DAKOTA, OCT. 24, 1907.
THE tVEEK Af SfirtlMfiL (SUITE.
Abbie Burkey received a fine new piano
Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Smith was a visitor at the
school Tuesday.
Ladies Aid meets at the home of Mrs.
Henry Gilbert this Thursday.
J. Z. Gardner is building a good barn
and expects to build a larger addition to
his residence.
Gus Rozell was headed for the Bad Lands
Tuesday afternoon with arms, camping
outfit and teams.
Mrs. W. Williams returned from Boston,
Mass., Saturday night after a month's stay
in that city.
Harve Robinson left Sunday with stock
bound for Chicago to- be gone a week.
Mrs. Robinson, Addison and Dorothy will
visit in Medora in the interi m.
The claim of Frank Diugman, about three
miles south-west of town was relinquished
and is now filed on by an Iowa farmer who
will make extensive improvements and cul
tivate the land.
At the church services Sunday it was
decided to build the church on the lots
owned by the Ladies Aid it is likely the
basement will be laid soon and1if the build
ing is to be a frame structure it can be
completed before severe weather.
The Ladies Aid supplied a most excellent
diversion Saturday by preparing a chicken
dinner in the Saddle Factory. It seems
that every body was there to enjoy the
efforts of this society: ice-cream wasserved
during the afternoon and at dusk a supper
of hot biscuits and honey with other deli
cacies. Over eighty well earned dollars
thus found way to their treasury.
Mrs. Lydia Richards has secured the
agency for the town lots of this village and
was here the 21st to sum up the situation.
This estimable lady is rejoiced at the pre
sent prospects this town of substantial en
dowments has and believes there will be
much dealing in dirt this season. The
time is now opportune for several business
enterprises and we know Mrs. Richards
will aid anyone in the matter of business
who wishes to establish here now.
Quinsy, Sprains and. Swellings Cured.
"In November, 1901, I caught cold and
had the quinsy. My throat was swoHenso
I could hardly breathe. I applied Cham
berlain's I'qin Halm and it gave me relief
in a short time. In tyvo days I was all
right," says Mrs. L. Cousins, Otterburn,
Mich. Chamberlain's I'ain Balm is a lin
iment and is especially valuable for sprains
and swellings. For sale by all dealers.
QUEER LEGEND OF INDIANS.
Explains Why White Men Are Supe
rior Over Those of Other R?.ces.
The Seminole Indians believed that
when tlie Great Spirit created this
world he made three men. all I'.dr of
skin. He led Uiein to a lake and bade
them jump in- "Tlie first obeyed and
came out whiter than when lie entered
the waters llie second hesitated, go
ing into the lake where the water was
a trifle muddy, hence canto out cop
per colored, and the third leaped ill
last and rat no out black.
Aecordin.'i to the legend the Great
Spirit then led 'them to three bundle
usUii!"' eaeli tu chouse one. The black
man chose the heaviest, which was
found to contain spades, hoes anil oth
er implements used in the perform
ance of manual labor: the second
found in his a llshnig red, a gun and
warlike weapons t1:o ^|e man
chose the sack which contained pea,
ink and paper, and s'-lis?, so the story
goes, laid the fouu-lut ion-for Ids supe
riority over other races. Kansas
Cilv Journal.
NURSE WAS CAREFUL.
Had Good Reason for Mot Attending
the Picnic.
"John Alexander DowSe." sal-'.
55ion City "had a s'jnnd Unnel
putting things fj: i• und lor'-ib!y.
"At one of his last nic?-'mrv hwe
lie attached the modern ninth of
eit'ty. tlie mother who lir-^h-ets her
bi'di-en.
"Why." s-iid. "1 overheard the
mest remarkable eonvorsutioii be
tween two nursemaids on a car y-s:
day.
"'.Are yon going 10 tho pk-iiie?' a"-'
erf the fina nurse :l.i.
S
•7»
•45
-No,"
s'-tld the second '1,'m afrai 1 1
shan't be there.'
"'Why not?' cried the first. 'And
you so fond, too, of [denies nn 1 daw:
ins and youn: ltiea and all that
there''
"'Oil. said the other nurseniai l.
"I'd love dearly t'o '-'o, dearly but. to
tell yon the truth I'm afraid to leave
the babv with its tnothn."
WHY DON'T THEY?
A Question That Has Never Yet Been
Answered Satisfactorily.
Have yon ever been in a house
where tl.ore is a couple eouriins? It
is most trying. Yon think you will-:
and sit in tile drawing room, and yon
iitateh off there. As-you open the door
vou hear a liois:- .'«s if somebody had
suddenly recollei 1 'something, and
when you get in i-mily is over hv ho
window, full of interest in tho opposite
side of the road, and your friend John
is id the other end of tho room with
his Whole soul held in th.all by photo
graphs of other peoples relathes.
"Oh," you say, pausing at the door.
"I didn't know anybody was here."
-Oh. didn't you?' Emily says coldly,
in a lone which implies that she does
not believe jou.
You hang about for a bit then you
say:
"It's very dark—why don't you light
the
Kits?"
GIVE OLD BUMBLE
A CHANCE
7
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 by old
Brindle and her sisters in
the United States was
worth $665,000,000.00.
That shows what she can
do when she has half a
chance.
Until Further Notice
we will pay the patrons of
Beach and vicinity 30c for
butterfat in cream.
Missouri River Produce
Company,
BISMARCK N. DAK.
THE CITY DRAY
R. I. NICHOLS PROP.
BEACH. N. D.
H. F. HAWN,
DKALKK IN
Baled Hay and Straw.
If you have hay and straw to bale or to sell
address me at
BKACH, N.
I).
New Fall Goods
Here
In our dry j^oods department
we are displaying new fall
furnishing* of e\very kind
for gents and ladies.
HEAD QUARTERS
for the SI a rood and RE-Z
SHOES
A shoe that will please y.ou
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
a fresh and up-to-date stock
of groceries, Hour, fruit, etc.
Our coffees and tea cant be
beat. Trv us with your
4
next order.
Kuss & Sunders.
School Jjime
a«ain. and it's lit the children out with
new sola)ul clothes and shoes. We
cordially invite you to call at our
store and see our now fall stock in
cashmoers. henriettns and other wool
goods, hoys suits, caps. etc. You will
find here everything in tile
Furnishing Lino
not only for the children, hut for
men and women, also.
We also solicit jour patronage for
•ur 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.
SfteacA yjferc.
Compi
JOHN KEOHANE
States \tty.
any
Invitation to Aeronaut#.
The following sign is displayed by
a firm of cycle and motor munuf-iotur
ers at Hornsey. England: "'''o Aero
nauts: Drop here for petrol.
The Fading: Widow.
T! Browns have a cook—a widow
who's a perfect dandy. They're wor
10 death nboitt her."
.c sit g.vins, notice?"
-rkii'sv it."
HEFFR0N & ('.TRItANT
W. W. LARSEN
We
burners
threshing
ZD
each business dc {Profession'Directory,
KEOHANE & GALLAGHER
aCawyers
Office ill Golden Valley State Bank Build
ing
BEACH, N. I.
jCawyers
Practice in all State and l-'cdral Courts
and the U. S. Land Office. Careful
attention given to contesting and all
other U. S. Land Office work.
Ray Building, DICKINSON, N. D.
NEW YORK RESTAURANT,
TOM SUN'"., I'KOI'KIBTOK
Meals served on the Kuropian plan. A
rooming house in connection. A special
rate to steady boarders. The best of
accommodations.
BEACH, N. IX
jeweler
And Optician. Watches, clocks and
jewelery. Watch' repairing a specialty.
BEACH, N. I).
J.
W. FOLEY
U. S. COMMISSIONER
Receives Homestead l-'ilings at his office
in
MKMOKA. N. 1).
llJheelock dc
MONEY TO LOAN
BEACII, N. DAK.
Thos Kranick Oencret
J'eeci Srindinff
Custome grinding a specialty
All kinds of ground feed for sale
Cash paid for Oats. Barley Wheat,
and Speltz.
have the e\'C
for the
celebrated
$1.50 PER YEAR
Q. H. PURCHASE
R. F. GALLAGHER
jCawy
vr
Practice in all courts and U. S. Land
Office. Contests prosecuted or defended.
Homestead filing papers tnade. Final or
Commutation proofs.
BEACH, N. D. .*
QUINLAVIN & LYTLE
ffieab£state
We sell land and locate people jpn home
steads, make out Land Office papers and
look after Contest and Final Proof cases.
Write for information. Office over Post
Office.
DICKINSON, N. D.
SfteaeA ZPhoto Studio
Portraits and Views
All kind of photo work done at reasonable
prices for good work.
R. C. PHIPPS.
H. B. MUSEUS.
^Physician 6c Surgeon,
Office in Bank Building.
BEACH, N. D.
J. IS. READ
Contractor
And builder. Jobbing a-specialty. Build
ing plans and estimates ceerfully fur
nished.
BEACH, N. D.
tlCfheelock
14,620 acres Golden Valley
LAND FOll SALE
WE (WN IT PRICES ARE RIGHT
We loan money 011 farm lands ...
See Us
Automobile m»l iiv Insurance
FRANK C. DAVIS
Vice President and Manager
BEACH, N. D.
On Billings County Land
In the Golden Valley
If you want to borrow money on your farm call at our
office, oiie door east of Kellog's meat market, and w5 can
fix you out. No commission mortgage. No Bonus.
Beach Land and Loan Company,
usive ayencv
HART PARR
traction
engine?
osene
gasolene and
for plowing
ke r
and
Works
Mf'm'rs. of Con
crete Building
Material
Estimates promptly and cheer
fully iuniishtr.1 on application
on all conrren- building blocks
and material. It is as cheap
if not cheaper than lumber.
We are also d\ih.-r.- in Farm
Machinery of all kinds. Our
lull line ol Wag.jns, Buggies
and f.-irriagts. Champion and
Milwauee Hinders are now
on display for your inspection.
We keep repairs for same.
lilCACH
BRING OUT YOUR HORSES!
Anyone contemplating holding an auction sate can
save money by employing
LESLIE & ULFHRS
old experienced auctioneers. These gentlemen will con
duct sales at Beach the second and fourth Saturdavs of
each month. Join your neighbors ami bring in whatevr
You have to sell. Let them know in time to advertise.
Lksuk &
Clfkrs.
Money! Money! Money!
.To Loan
ON 11EALESTATL SECURITY
in the (iolden Valley.
Sec K. K. Noble at the
Golden Valley State Bank,
NO. PAK
Beach, N. D.