Golden Valley chronicle., June 26, 1914, Image 2

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

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large unit Electric lighting and starting
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Beach, Wed., July 1st
AMERICAN
HIPPOPOTAMUS "BIG LOTUS" Largest in Captivity.
Circus Triumph Of Them Allf^
VERYBODY OVERJOYED
VERYTHMG NEW
ASILY THE BIGGEST
XQUISITE PARADE
10 a.m.-The Grand Street Parade
—the finest ever seen upon any streets.
1 and 7 p. m. Doors open to the
Immense Waterproof Tents.
2 and 8 p. m. sharp, the All-Fea
ture Performance begins, and for two
hoars the audience will gaze upon the
most astonishing, unequaled actions
c-f.tlie World's Beat Circus ^Talent.
Groups o! Aerial Stars—
I Companies o! High-Wire
^Expert s—International
(Riding Champions—Furi
lously Funny CLOWNS,
Trapeze *nd Flying Ring Artists—Two Score
Acrobats and Gymnasts—Champion High Hor
izontal Bar Performers—International Leaping
Tournament. EVERY ACT WORTH WHILE.
COUNTLESS FEATS AND FEATURES|
A E on a a a E N A E I E
A University of ZOOLOGY
ami
RY to find out when you buy a motor car what percentage of
its price is represented in actual intrinsic value—and what
percentage of it goes to pay interest on bond issues, dividends
or excessive capitalization and heavy selling expense.
The Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company has no indebtedness of anr
kind—Its capital is only $250,000—It has ample resources to enable it
to manufacture most economically.
Hence it is able to put a dollar of actual value into the Page cor for
every dollar of its selling price.
You will appreciats this at once when you check up ths car point
by point with cars of higher price.
You will note for instance the bigness and beauty of the Pd~e design—
the strength and character represented in its outward appearance—
You will be delighted with the richness of the finish and the quality of
tne upholstery.
Going deeper into structural features you will find the multiple disc
com insert clutch—the silent chain drive to motor shaft—the large unit
electric lighting and starting system—the compact, unit power plant
and the extremely high grade equipment—all features you ordinarily
expect to find only in cars costing $2000 or more.
And after you have gone this far you will be fully ready for a demon
stration and an order blank.
The Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company, Detroit,, Michigjaa
C. F. SMITH, Agent
MGR. BEACH OPERA HOUSE
Office Phone 30M Residence Phone 139
Sentinel Butte Republican.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Vaughn
and family catane down from
Hodges last Sunday and spent
the day with their relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Nichols.
Mrs. W. D. Forsyth and Harry
Miller left Tuesday for Minneso
ta, where they will spend the
summer with relatives and
friends.
Earl Ledger, who has been
telegraphing here for the past
year, left on Tuesday for Medora
where he has been transferred.
He will have a day shift on the
new job.
Fred Gilbert was quite serious
ly hurt this week when a horse
kicked him. The doctor reports
no bones broken, but Fred will
be laid up for a while.
Having completed their school
year the teachers returned to
their homes this week as follows
Miss Munson to Argusville, Miss
Conmy to Pembina, Miss Dutch
er to Hillsboro and Miss Adams
to her claim north of town. Miss
Hutchinson left a couple of
weeks ago for Georgetown,
Minn., and Mr. Gamber, as stat
ed in another item, has gone to
Ohio for the summer.
Chas. R. McCloskey had bills
printed this week announcing a
Fourth of July celebration at the
McCloskey ranch on Beaver
creek, twenty miles north of
town. A program of sports in
cluding riding and roping con
tests has been arranged, and the
Sentinel Butte Saddlery Com
pany is furnishing prizes for the
occasion. A pair of $10.00
spurs, a riding bridle and mar
tingale, and a navajo blanket
will be given as prizes. The
ranch is on Beaver creek and is
an ideal place to picnic, there
being plenty of shade trees and
lots of water.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. VanDe
water left last Saturday for Can
ova, S. D., where, as announced
in the Republican some time ago,
Mr. VanDewater has purchased
an elevator and will make his
home.
E. S. Neal, state immigration
agent, was here from Bismarck
last Saturday. Through his de
partment Mr. Neal is preparing a
state real estate booklet or bulle
tin, and this booklet will contain
choice bargains in farm lands
from every section of the state.
The expense is borne entirely by
the state and it is expected that
considerable good will result
frcta the issue, in the way of
land sales. Sentinel Butte real
estate firms will be represented in
the booklet, and any real estate
firm in any vicinity that has one
or two especial bargains that they
want to advertise, may do so, by
addressing Mr. E. S. Neal, state
immigration agent, Bismarck, N.
D.
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MEDORA HERALD.
As a freight train stopped at
Medora Saturday mourning,/ the
crew drove fourteen hoboes from
their various roosting places.
They got out of town on later
trains.
Mesdames T. V. Porter and
F. E. Childs went to Belfield Sat
urday. They attended a wed
ding at the Frank Davis place
Monday, the ceremony being for
a daughter of Mr. Davis.
Mrs. O. K. Kindley returned
Thursday of last week from an
extended visit in the west. Her
health had not been good since
leaving home, and she accuses
the damp climate of the coast.
M. C. McCarthy, of Beach,
auditor of Golden Valley coun
ty, was in Medora on business
Friday. He is again a candidate
for the office which he is now
serving on appointment by the
creation of Golden Valley coun
ty.
Miss Bessie Nichols returned
Thursday from the St. Catherine
school, near St. Paul, which she
had been attending and is spend'
ing the vacation. She intend.-) to
go to California the last of June
where she will visit at the home
of her uncle.
On the recently submitted bids
for the Mikkelson star mail route,
Archie Nesbit was declared to be
the successful bidder. His term
begins the first Wednesday in
July, and is for five years. He is
making arrangements for the
necessary horses and carriages
for the weekly drive.
Mrs. J. O. Gray has some tad
poles, or "pollywogs" in a gli
bowl in the dooryard, and their
development into frogs is being
watched with considerable in
terest. They are now at the
stage of having tails and useless
legs. They will be the ordinary
brown frogs of the west when
they are done.
While driving after some hors
es Tuesday at Merriiield creek,
south of Medora, Wm. Merri
field was thrown by his horse
slipping and suffered a broken
leg. He was attempting to head
the horses toward home, and it
was necessary to cross a small
wash-out. There was another
Wash-out intersecting the larger
one, and he rode in that. The
recent rains had hiade the clay
soapy, and his horse slipped sud
denly while going at full gallop,
bringing Mr. Merrifield's braced
foot violently in contact with the
higher ground at the edge of the
ditch and throwing him off at
the opposite side. He was un
able to walk or regain his horse,
so he lay on the ground until a
neighbor woman passed that
way an hour later a team and rig
and the injure dman brought to
town. Dr. Davis was summoned
from Dickinson, and he attended
the limb on the arrival of No. 7,
finding one of the bones of the
lower leg broken. Mr. Merrifield
went to the hospital next morning
where a plaster cast will be aplied-
Gieat Crowd
Meets Governor
Bergen, Norway, June 21.—
Arrived here, all well, pleasant
passage, great crowd. Fine
reception by authorities of
Bergen and delegations from
Christiania.
The above cablegram was re
ceived from the Lincoln Mem
orial tourists to Norway.
Governor Hanna and several
hundred Norwegian residents of
this state who are en route to
Christiana, to present the Lincoln
memorial form this state to the
government of Norway, have
safely reached the other side.
They sailed from New York June
12 and arrived right on schedule
time at Bergen.
The news of their safe arrival
will be pleasing information for
the thousands of Norwegians of
this state, who had relatives and
friends on board.
Governor Hanna and party
will be at Trondpehm June 25
and will not reach Christiania til
|uly 2, two days before the pre
sentation of the Lincoln statue.
The official visit of Governor
Hanna with so many prominent
Norwegians of this state shoulc
attract thousands of irrfmigrants
from there to this country. The
number during the past few years
has been very small. Leading
Norwegians predict the advertise'
ment that North Dakota will re
seive through the governor's trip
will result in large delegations
coming to this state next spring,
not only from Norway, but from
Sweden and Denmark, which
countries he will also visit.
Notice to Engine Users
Motor Gasoline
Engine Gasoline
Imperial Gasoline
Sunburst Kerosene
HUGHES OIL CO.
SNAP WILLS
CYLINDERS
Gas or Steam
Rebored or ground
PISTONS
Wheather you live in the city or country,
make your headquarters for
Meats and Groceries
AT KECKLERS
Where you can get the most of the best for the
least. City delivery at your service.
WE ALWAYS HAVE
Plenty Money
on hand for real estate loans. If you want a loan
you will do well to see us as we are the oldest and
best established loan agency in this territory. We
will give any prepayment privileges.
WE WRITE ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE.
PIESIK LAND & LOAN CO.
B. T. PIESIK, Manager
Job Printing promptly and neatly
turned out at the Chronicle
printing office
Machine Shop and
GARAGE
Made to order any kind
RINGS All sizes
BRASS FOUNDARY
Aluminum and
Brass Castings
15.1
17.6
20.
11.8
Wildes Bros.
LIVERY, FEED &
SALES STABLE
Special attention given to
the Farmer trade.
Man always at barn.
Opposite Farmers' Elevator
VETERINARY IN
CONNECTION
Bay trotting and pacing, reg
istered stallion, will stand at
Beach for season. Those wish
ing services, call at Golden
Valley Blacksmith Shop.
Sloss
GEARS
Spur or Bevel cut to order
by Cytiodial System
BUSHINGS
Bronze or Babbitt
PATTERNS Wood or Metal
AUTO REPAIRING
Tires, Sundries, Storage
BLACKSMITHING
George M. Stockwell Co.
Give a trial. Blanche Street Beach, N. 0.
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