Golden Valley chronicle., November 21, 1907, Image 4

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Potatoes are worth one dollar per bush
el at the County Seat.
Quite a crowd o£ Medora 'vo.«tiS people
went down to the Short Ranch, Saturday
evening to attend the dance. All report a
line time.
Mrs. Hdser I'uley and sons returned
trom Dickenson na N-». 5- I"»eu.i c\en-
•"Jg-
Doctors Depew of |amestown and Ken-
The county superintendent was a
Sentinel Buttes new brick school build-
Ke\. h. N. knulisli was on our
streets Saturday ami Mmdav.
Will
4*
*k
Will and Bell are unloading anothei
car of hay.
Landlord Johnson of the Rough Riders
Hotel has thoroughly fumigated the hole,
and is giving everything a thoro cleaning
up.
The Sheriff has another boarder. A
party by the name of Mitchell is held on
the charge- of running a "Blind Pig."
Mr. Reichenicker and Mr. Larson of
Mrs. Geo. eve
is went to Dickenson Beach are finishing the painting on the
Monday rwrnms and rutin nod l"uesd.i) Medora school house. They will be thru
-withher sister, Mrs. J-Msar l-ole\. this week.
situated in :ho renter 01 the county oil the banks of the Little Missouri
liver, is the county seat of Hillings county. Five miles from Medora is the Custer
Trail ranch and summer resort, the Maltese Cross ranch which was owned by Presi
dent Kmwevelt is also near this historic little village. It is in the heart of the greatest
Mock raising country in the world and is a trading and shipping point for the many
-'Mock raisers alon'^ the I.ittle Missouri.
]udi |. A- l'axton is about settlc-d in
his new home in the PeMures lesidenee.
The new sidewalk trom the the depot to
•'Court House and Hotel is completed and
"/ill be appreciated next -ornK v.hen the
water comes.
The Bad Lands are full of hunters.
Hut owing to there being no snow but
very few deer are being killed.
Mr. Geo. Meyers is out inspecting the
school houses in ihe Medora School Pis
trict, and will see that our buildings are
in go ha or he in
drick and Roan at Bismarck, with Mr.
•Cohke, a mighty hunter from Dawson, are Messrs Britt and Nichols aje on a hunt
down the river, camped near the mouth 'n8 trip in Dickenson.
nf White Tail Creek, oil a hunt. Henry Mrs. N. D. Nichols was in Dickenson
Peterson of Medora is chief cook and Pete Tuesday between trains.
•i- I
Steavens. ist. assistant.
THE WEEK AT SENTINEL BUTTE.!
iJr. Kitchen reports the birth of a girl
at the home of Norman Kunyon south of
Miss Knuy Shear spent Friday ,'ilternoon Sentinel Butte on last Sunday.
in Wibnu\ returning to Medor.i on No. 5. |ohn Odland left Friday for Brookings,
|udge I'aMon was up trom Medora Snn-. S. D. where he will take a two years scien
day the iannlv will join Mr. l'axton 111 tific course of study: Mr. Odland will re
iiboutamonth and will occupy the old De turn for the summers.
Mores house west ui the inei. Manager Lucus of the Saddle Factory
We understand that Hans Hasen will and Mr. Stipek, the Wibaux harness maker,
move from the Martin ranch, where he has are in Chicago this week.
long been foreman, to the section house The county superintendent visited Me
ra De Me res. I dora, Beach and Wibaux Friday. Miss
visitor
Groff substituted in the Sentinel Butte
it the Beach town school Monday. Mrs. school for the day she will take the work
A. L- Arnold is in cnargeot the school and
the excellent deportment ol the pupils and
tsprogressiveness ot the work were noted
with pleasure.
permanently soon.
Chairman J. B. Stoddard was in Medora
attending the meeting of the county com
missioners Friday. The good people of
Medora wished their immediate coogress-
mg is nearly ready for occupancy the plas- ional township to be set off as a separate
lerers will be at work two weeks and the I school district. The petition was not in
finishing work can then be done. proper form so could not be paised on. It
Mr. 1. A. Kitchen purchased a full blood !is
Jersey cow ot the Brown Dairy. Dickinson.
WIBAUX HAPPENINGS.
Jack Kldridsre lias bought
ranch belonging to K. 1. Wood
and will make it his home this
winter.
the
Kinney and wife left Sun­
day night for Chicago. where
they will make about ten days
visit.
P,an
to divide Jhe
lnt0
u,r
We need your support. *h"v{
Woodlairn was in from
the ranch Mondav ami Tuesdav.
•lohn Leak\. alias. l„oiii .I0I111
was seen 1)1 our streets Tui'sdav.
Air. Sal, 1 Kiilh-mli.rt has been
confined to his room the past week
with a soar foot but is now able
to be out.
We hud a dam-e last Kridav
evening which was highly enjoyed
by all who attended. The )r
ehestra from (.ilendive furnished
musie.
St-
Albeit licUeimti \i rv low 40 miles west of here.
with pneumonia, lie lias a nurse
front Dickenson attending him.
We all hope that Albert will soon
be on our streets airain.
]ast
The
Medora district
smaller ones July ist.
There area number of cases of
whooping cough reported in our
the town, but nothing serious.
K. B. C'hap]X'l ann wife visited
i'11 (llendive over Suudav.
Henry Mallendore went
Beach Tuesdav on business.
Wednesday tor a
visit-
ret'irniiitc .she will
spend the winter at their ranch
•I. L. Collins and son will soonP1'*
week.
Mr. and Mrs
town on busine
the week.
Mrs. Engle
a time.
Mr. and Mrs. Somnierfn-Wl are
inn to move in town for th winter be
fore lony.
orchestra here. I hope that this step will
not fail for we need a jjoud orchestra here
vt-rv niui li.
The above, is one wheat lield that yielded A} l.ushds
per acre. This picture was presented to us by Jas. Smith,
who stood in the midst when photoed. Wheat was a
very good crop throughout the Valley this year.
mummmmmm
but one
tional farm home
Ohronicle advertising pays.
Note the new ads
of the CHRONICLE.
to
Mrs. Hay Skidniore anil Miss
Myrtle Osterhont returned from
(i lenitive Mondav.
Be sure and come out to the. ,, .... I
literarv society next Kridav ni'dit 1 arsons ill lea\e
and help to nmke it su.ccss,
this issue.
in
Dance and oyster supper at the
hall Nov. 2Sth.
Copies of this issue of the
CIIKONH'T.K can bo bought for si
per dozen.
Leslie and Ult'ers, auctioneers,
will have horse sales Saturdays
2.3d and Moth of this month.
F. AI. '1'uliar and wife visited
L. E. Waldo and family near Wi
baux, Sunday.
Ed Tinker is seriously ill at the
Glendive hospital with intfaniatory
rheumatism and erysipelas.
Geo. IIolven went to Wis. this
morning to spend a few weeks
with friends and relatives.
E. Lloyd purchased the 1-ehrke
residence and lot, recently vacat
ed by John linger.
Misses Ethel Taggart and Tillie
Kuskie departed on No. 4 Sunday,
the former to Merrilan, Wis. and
the latter to Minneapolis.
Ed Hoverson and family moved
into town from their farm this
week, in order to give their child
ren an opportunity to attend school
this winter.
K. P. and Charles ltainey, Ed
gar Letson and Reuben Batherick,
of Jackson county, Wis., are here
today.
F. W. Smith, representing the
American Type Founders Co. of
Minneapolis, made us a call Sat
urday and boo&ed an order for
printers supplies.
Byron Curran and Will Wood
hull, who proved up homesteads
here last summer, departed for
Taylor, Wis. to spend an indefinite
time with home folks.
J. Rafftery departed Tuesday
for Ontario, W' is. to load a car of
immigrant movables for shipment
to Beach. 1 Ie expects to be gone
two weeks.
The ladies of the Catholic church
will hold a bazaar at the Opera
House on Tuesday evening, Dec.
17th. A chicken supper wijl be
served from 5:30 to 7:30. All
are invited.
MacBride, the dentist, will open
it permanent office in Beacli after
February 1st, 190$ in the mean
time the Dr. will continue to make
leSu'ar
bejrin their work on the new Will Potter, ot' .Melrose, Wis.,
bridge. Ihey have the irradinii' who has been here making extcn
eontraet. j.sive improvement# on his farm
A larjfe number have been ei.- adjoining town, better known as
joyiny the skating here tor the the "Old Ranch", returned home
monthly \isits.
Sunday morning.
,' here in March.
pleasure
lias returned to town for
1
W. H. Smith is out of town at present .1 '"f
He will move
l....,...1. 1 tore in .uarctl. Walker Bros. Hardy, records,
1 lOpLl W« ti 111
legal blanks, office supplies and
the fore part The
CHUOMCI.K
of
(joining to
tllis
the second annivcr-
sary number of jts establishment, 17 .50 p. tn.
xpect- but a.s a Thanksgiving edition as 7 HO P-
well. Its publisher has obtained iment'
looking after his sheep interests. .'' 'I a fit ,«U iptl\ writc-llp| oo o'clock a. m. boarr] met persuant
O a Wc.fit 1 to adjournment, present f. H. Stoddard,
I near that we are to nave a first class
countrv and ..t the reinarkablv
services at the
above represents the "Rose Farm" owned bv Simon Schmidt who has
year making all of the above improvements in that time. This i* not
It is but one of many such in the Valley.
The newly organized Golden
Valley Social Club in the Rocky
Butte district wish to announce
that they will give a Thanksgiving
BaM in their new hall under way
of construction on the Henry
Mason farm. The ladies are re
quested to bring^ake and the club
will furnish the remainder of the
supper. Tickets, including supper
and dance. $1.25.
In our efforts to show the many
resources of Billings county, we
were bisappointed in not receiving
a few of our cuts. Among tlieift
was one of a coal mine in the Bad
Lauds, where subterranean burn
ing coal, joined to action of air
and water, has worn the clay into
fantastic shapes and the heat has
given the iron in the soil most
brilliant colorings. Our county
includes a portion of these pictur
esque lands which are underlaid
with lignite coal of the finest qual
ity, the veins being so near the
surface that they are easily worked.
Thus fuel is plentiful and cheap
and the residents of Billings Co.
need never fear a coal famine.
County Board Proceedings.
Medora, N. D., Oct. 31st, '07,
Board of county commissioners
met persucnt to adjurmhent of
Oct. 7, '07 there npt being a
quorum present and the hotel
being under quarantine the board
on motion adjourned to meet Nov.
14, '07.
Medora, Nov. 14, '07, board
of county commissioners met per
suant to adjournment of Oct. 31
present J. B. Stoddard, Chairman
and Commissioners Roberts and
Gorham. 12 o'clock noon boftrd
011 motion adjourned to meet at
1:30, p. m.
1:30 p. m. board meet persuant
to adjournment, present 1. B.
Stoddard, T. F. Robertp and F.
E. Gorham.
The bill of Dickinson hospital and Dr.
C. H. Stickney in the matter of M. W.
Fleet were laid on the table until next
meeting, in order to take the matter up
with the county physician.
The following bills were presented, aud
ited, and on motion allowed and warrants
ordered drawn.
J. A. McGregor, Frt. and Ex. as
per bills attached S24.04
Burgess, postage from July
G. E.
S to Nov. 10 inclusive 11.00
^Frt. and .express 6.55
1. A. Ferris & Son, Mdse. and
stamps as per bill on file 44-94
Detterman Bros. & Co., Mdse. as
per billon file 44-79
N. D. Nichois, justice fees 3.75
C. F. Will, sheriff's fees i6-35
John Keoliane, expense State vs.
John Sherman 3-oo
State vs. Satn Van Scliuyver y.oo
List of special taxpayers '. 5.00
Total
1
rapid growth ot licacil. by Mr. Gorham. that the County Auditor
be directed to ask
1 hanksgiving day at 1 I a. MI.
there will be English Lutheran
school
house. Let
all come, and join the thanksgiving
sen iee. )n Fridav afternoi»n the
Ladies Aid will meet, at the home
of Mrs. Fleet in Beach. Sunday
forenoon, 1 ••. 1st, there will be
Knglish Lutheran servicjts in the
school house at 11 o'clock. .-VH
art invited to attend.
The supper and bazaar last even
ing under the auspices of the La
dies Aid of the
li.
L. church was
a decided success both socially and
financially. A delicious supper
was served from
to S oo
o'­
clock. after which a musical pro
gram occupied a short time before
the sale. ljev. Thorp auctioned
oil' the many articles
on
sale, and
the pike- which were received
proved him to lie a very eloquent
auctioneer. Proceeds were *101.
W Ks Is
S17.00
J. H. Craig & Co., coal and dray-
ing Oct. 17 to Nov. 14 inclusive
not only has the, furniture as per bill on file
it- fi.-irlnr Souls & Butler. irldition to court
house, cellar anrl extra work ^1, ^17.51
6 o'clock board adjourned to meet at
m-
board met persuant to adjourn
aI! members
Present-
t- .1 10 o'clock p. m. board on motion adjourn
I something extra tor this issue in ..
rlnr
T, .. ..
ed ,r meet at 9 0 clotK
rn- 3'
MA ('.R\RH'IM
1{"'^rtMr.
?,an,1Roberts
**-/'orh
im-
Moved by and secoonded
foT
bkls to furnish heat-
in plant for courthouse. Motion carried.
[Continued in next week's issue.
surprise
Kansas Comedy of Errors.
Hen lfoolc. who has been spending 1
ihe witer 111 California for his health i''tir pru tire
Jer.ided to come li'mic this week and and see US
IIIK
good ,vi!V by returning
unumiotinr-.od. So lie left f.os Angeles
Mon-lay a?v! arrived Here today. I
wiiH hart also pb'nne.l
sur-
iiris" for ier IniHbr-nd. S'ne and tier
nephew. :-'a Hook, left Monday -for
CaiifiTiiiit 10 join her husband without,
inft'.fin's l'ini of tVeir plan. They 1
have hissii! c:i the way and now he
is at the end of the line and she is
out in California.
He Was cured.
They i-Ml r.ie that you. have cured
yrtr.si \i iivonie ins-muiia."
Yes. i'a compli'tciy cared."
"It must a .an-H relief."
VcuH th:ni it
I lie awake let if 'he '.li^bl tiv:i.
'."..c.1. :o u'i'ev frf.ir. it."
Why,
iow
been here
an cxcep-
S^franK^ Glade.
?iell me not in broken measures1
Modern farming does not pay,
For a
farm
f:
produces chickens.
And ihe hens.- do they not Igv?
Egos are high and going higheST
Anc theprice is soaring fast.\t
Every time we get to market sfl
litis higher than the last.
:i 2 coop but it produces
dayan egg or two.
1
ooeach farmer gains his millions
L=n
Every egg is very- precious.
Ana the hens are held in awe.
When a hen begins to cackle
VThfen the farmer goes "Haw, h§^|.
In the broadf and busy farmyard,
iSlruts a roosternow and then. J,
ihe shreifijri bewhiskeredfarnter)
gp-onjLnotices the hen^
Mrust no rooster, howelr showey*
Be the feathers in his.tail.
Pay attention to the biddies.
And yourwealth'wi|
never fa|
RsSilj
Ervesoff farmers all remind us
may roll in wealth some dgy,
rifwe hustle tothe marRet
[/ith the eggs our pujjjets Ijy^
~iee cmrutc
A Reliable Remedy for Croup.
With the dry, cold weather of the early
winter months, parents of croupy children
should be on the alert for ominous symp
toms. There is no cause for anxiety, (io\v
ever, when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is kept in the home. If this medicine is
given as soon as the child becomes hoarse
or even after the croupy cough has appear
ed, the attack may be warded off. Mrs.
S. Rosinthal, of Turner, Michigan, says:
"We have used Chamberlain's Cough
medicine for ourselves and children for
several years and like it very much. I
think it is the only remedy for croup and
can highly recommend it." For sale by
all dealers.
Belgians Cute as Yankees.
Artificial nutmegs are made in Bel
glum in so clever a manner that they
can hardly be distinguished from the
genuine ones, especially if mixed with
tlie latter. A chemical analysis has
shown t.liem to consist of a mixture ot
finely pnwi'ere'l nnmies (from ex
tracted or Injuiv-'l Uv'vnolsl and about
20 per tent M!' mineral sibstanccs.
Withstood Other Treatment But Quickly
Cured by Chamberlain's Coufh Remedy.
"Last winter I caught a severe cold
which lingered for weeks," says J. Urqu
hart, of JCephyr. Ontario. "My cough was
very dry and harsh. The local dealer,
recommended Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy and guaranteed it, so I gave it a trial.
One small bottle of it cured me. I believe
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be the
best 1 have ever used." This Remedy is
for sale bv all dealers.
Mot an Epistle.
Oliver Hevford. v.iio is t'titmlly fam
ous sis poet, iilu'ir-.tor! and brilliant
wit. was emertninid'. ar niasazine
editors at tuueherm when tit ft ho'i rang,
end a maid entered with th- mail.
"Ah," said the nf.itor, 'nn fjiistle."
"No." aai.l Mr. U'-rford. ieari^u opea
Ihe envelope—"not an epjetle, col
leet."
tfteach v7?erc.
Company
i"Dealers in (.-rroceriefs. Crock-:
!erv and doting, 'e^rln-'ivplv.
riyht. Call
Beach,
AmKNmcetneHts, Wants, Etc.
Parlies accounts against or due my broth
er, Gander Syre deceased, will kindly ad
dress me at Sentinel Butte.—H. M. Syre.
FOR SALE—A h. p. Fairbanks-Morse gas
oline engines in good condition.
The Post, Dickinson, N. D.
Leave your laundry at the drug store.
Basket will go every week to Fargo Steatfi
Laundry.
FOR SALE—A relinquishment ten miles
from Beach and five miles from Sentinel
Butte. All level. Price $350.00. Inquire
at this office.
NOTICE- 1 have a certain amount of oats
to sell in the next two weeks, clean and
free of foul seed.—W. F. Lehrlse,
miles south-east of Beach.
PAKTIKS desiring through Jbred barred
Plymouth rock cockrels will do well to ad
dress or call and see W. S. Marvin, two
miles east of Sentinel Butte, N..
WANTKII---Your harness trade and shoe
repairing. Will treat you right, J. 1*. 1-ar
son, tirst door north of Cramer's black
smith shop.
KsrRAY Xo'lK Three pigs came to
my place about two
weeks
and Speltz.
LliVVtl.
whefl
(Ti
No. Dak.
K. K. MIKKKLSON,
r.KA a Soii a 1
Cattle branded
on left side as
shown in cut.
Kar mark: Sw
allow fork 011
lelt ear.
Horses brand
ed like cut on
left shoulder
KANOE:
Wannegan Creek in
LZ
NAT
Billint-s Co.
Same i-n left
on' left side 011 Cattle.
shoulder for horses.
on left side on cattle.
JON
on left side of cattle.
ago description:
black polaml china, age three months
H. Kettner.
All members of the Masonic Lodge in
vicinity of Beach are requested to attend
a meeting, Tuesday evening, Nov. 26th, at
S o'clock.
By order of \V. A. Sprague, VV. M.
MacBride, the dentist, guarantees all of
his work. He will be in Beach, December
iS, 19 and io.
Sealed Bids.
Sealed bids will be received at the office
of the County Auditor at Medora, Billings
county. North Dakota, until 10.30 A. M.,
December 6, 1907 for steam or combination
heating plant to be installed in court house
at Medora. The county. commissioners
reserve the right to reject any Jlr all bids.
Sketch of floor plan of building to be heated
will be received from County Auditor on
request.
Dated at Medora this iSth day of Nov.,
1907.
J. A. Mc(juKGOH, County Auditor.
17 Jewel Elgin
orWaltham movements, fill
ed riickle cases
$10.00
Ingersoll watches S1.00,
large assortment of watches,
watch cases, clocks and
JEWELRY
a big assortment of cut
glass, hand painted china,
silver ware, silver polish etc.
at right prices.
Tj arson.
Beach, N. 1).
Jeed Srttiding
Custome grinding a specialty,
All kinds of ground' feed for sale.
Cash paid for Oats, Barley Wheat,
We have the exclusive agency
for the celebrated
HART PARR
traction engines, gasolene and ker
osene burners for plowing
threshing
,„jr tiauctoM.
Grayce—HB» Jack proposed* IMelyt
Mayme—Oh, yes—he proposes twice
often as be used to.
Grayce—la ho BO sure it'a safe now*
A Climker.
She—I hear you've got a lovely
•notor car that will climb anythta*
He—I should think It would. Wi
yesterday it even tried to Climb
tree.
A Matter of How 8oon.
"Ah!" sighed the rich old widower,
1 would willingly die for you."
"How soon?" queried the pretty (Hit
'"ral maid.
Golden Valley
Harness Shop.
Fine Harness Made
to Order
Whips Robes Blankets Shaps
Quirts, Etc. Repairing
a Specialty
A. B. KELLOGG BEACH N. D.
a 0. HOUGEN,
9?ferchant Tjailor
r-1
''."...K
All work guaranteed to be first class and
strifctly up-to-date. See my new Fall
and Winter goods and order your suit
early.
BEACH, N. II.
Thes Kranick Concrete Works
Mfg'rs. of Con
crete Building
Material
Estimates promptly and cheer
fully furnished on applicatio
on all concrete building blocks
and material. It is as "cheap
if not cheaper than lumber.
A
llJheeiock Sc TVheelock
14.620 acres Golden Valley
LAND FOR SALE
WE OWN IT PRICES ARE RIGHT
We loan money on farm lands
.See Us
Automobile and Eire Insurance
FRANK C. DAVIS
Vice President and Manager BEACH, N. D.
Money! Money! Money!
To Loan
ON' REALESTATE SECURITY
in the Golden Valley.
See E. li. Noble at the
Golden Valley State Bank.
We are also dealers in Farm
Machinery "of all kinds. Our
full line of Wagons, Buggies
and Carriages, Champion and
Milwauee Binders are now
an display for your inspection.
We keep repairs for same.
and
BEACH NO. DAK.