Golden Valley chronicle., August 14, 1914, Image 5

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1914
BEACH MARKET REPORT.
No. 1 Northern .91
No. 2 Northern 88
No. 1 Duruim wheat 80
No. 2 Durum wheat 78
No. 1 Flax .1.37
~Nc». 2 Flax 1.34
Barley 46
Rye .57
Oats 28
The above table was corrected
as to price on Thursday after
noon, August 13, 1914.
Tales of the Town
Farmers—If you want harvest
help call up 132. 39tf
Hon. A. L. Martin, of Sentinel
Butte, was in the city on business
last Saturday.
C. C. Crain of Trotters was a
t,,business
visitor in this city the
the
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John Odland was over from
his Sentinel Butte farm on Wed
nesday of this week.
Team, harness and wagon, for
sale cheap. Inquire at Welles
Thompson Lbr. Co. 39-40
George Chrysler was a busi
ness visitor in Belfield on Wed
nesday of this week.
Prof. C. J. N. Nelson, wife and
child returned Tuesday from
their vacation in Minnesota
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SnaP—Auto shed, built new
two months ago. $25 cash if
taken quick. J. B. Slosson.
30-31p
APPLICATION
F-CR MEMBERSHIP IN
THE MUT CLUB
KIND OF NUT
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ASYLUM ADDRESS
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Rapid GRov^TH
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PNEUM/?TIC1LBES TO ALL.
LEADING HoTeLS.THIS
VALUABLE
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and
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Miss Frances Cook was a visit
or at Dickinson last Sunday.
Les Pire was at Dickinson last
Sunday helping out on the Glen
dive ball club.
Editor Clemens of the Medora
Herald, was a caller in Beach
early this week.
Miss Beatrice Sprague is a
guest at the Tousely home in Bis
marck this week.
Chester Wallace, of Fallon,
Mont., was a visitor in this city
the first of the week.
Miss Marie Dahle left Mon
day afternoon for a visit with her
relatives at Albee, S. Dak.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid was
entertained at the home of Mrs.
M. A. Staddard yesterday after
noon.
Go to the United Brethren
church for peach, carmel, :v.it ice
cream and fancy ices, August
19th. Adv.
G. T. Davis msrle business
trip to Dickinson ihe first of the
week *'n the interests of the B12
4 Company.
The location of the depot on
the new N. P. branch townslte
was surveyed and designated on
Tuesday of this week.
Howard Egan is erecting a
store building on the new town
site of the N. P. branch nenr 'Bur
key. The lots have not yet been
surveyed, but he got as close to
the location he wanted as pos
sible.
THE NUT CLUB
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PAR 15 \AJ£Af* MONOGRAMS
PAMcRms
A number of the local fans
went to Dickinson last Sunday
to witness the ball game between
that city and Glendive.
Mrs. John McColeman left on
Wednesday afternoon for Miles
City, Mont., where she will vis
it friends for a week or ten days.
J. H. Johnson, president cf the
Farmers' National Bank of
Osage, la, is the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. T. E. Hudson, of
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar K. Die
trich are the happy parents of a
baby son, born July 24th. B-by
r.nald and mother are both do
ing well.
Mrs. Margaret Gray returned
to her home at Fond ouLac, Wis.
last Tuesday after a visit of sev
t.ra' weeks in th vicinity with
relative
Rev. and Mvc. H. E. Baalson,
who have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Attletweed in
this citv. left Tuesday for S.l
vana, Wash.
M'sp Daisy Lcgan returned
'ast Saturday from Valley City,
N. Dak., where she has been at
tending the session of the sum
mer school.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Pfiffner of
Stillwater, Minn., arrived on No.
3 on Wednesday afternoon and
will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. P.
A. Lang fcr a few days.
GiPLS'i.«D
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DEAUX ON~RUEiR.
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GOLDEN VALLEY CHRONICLE
take this method of announcing to the people of Beach and the
Golden Valley, that
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will of the Pioneer Meat Market and grocery business formerly
owned by J. C. Gile, and am now operating the same.
Threshing Orders a Specialty
We also pay highest cash price for cattle, hogs and poultry at all times.
Don't forget that we carry a full line of Groceries and that we can fill your Grocery
as well as Meat orders. Your patronage will be appreciated.
On and after August 17th we will have our delivery wa3011 on duty and orders wi!I
delivered promptly to all parts of the city. Phone 140.
The Pioneer Meat Market
Miss Edna Simmons cf Wi
nona, Minn., came to Beach last
Tuesday and will be the guesc3
of Mrs. E. A. Wieting.
J. P. REEVE, Proprietor. M. D. Sarver, Manager.
have purchased the business and good
larbiHriisiil!
Station Agent Williams and
wifs returned the latter part of
uie week frcm a vacation trip
tl.rough quite a portion cf the
west.
The Social Hfjur club held its
regularly fortnight] meeting at
the home of Mrs. H. Jefferson
on Tuesday afternoon of this
week.
Frost is reported to have vis
ited this section last Sunday eve
ning, but we have heard of no
damage being done, even to
garden stuff.
Mrs. E. Prehn and Miss M.
Brattrud returned from Sentinel
Butte on Tuesday afte.noon.
While at the Lutte they visited
at the heme of Mrs. E. A. Hi
land.
R. A. Sprague purchased a
new autoomobile .the latter part
of the week, so as to be fully
equipped for the hunting season,
which opens in this state on
September 7.
Mrs. J. B. Linger and children
returned the latter part of the
week from a two month's visit
with relatives and friend3 in
Louisville), Kentucky and other
eastern cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Egan
~nd Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Egan
".turned last Friday from Tagus,
N. D., where they had made the
trip
auto.
I5W50?-ThaTS A
GREAT IDEA, AIN'T IT-
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IHfciK
They were accom­
panied by Tony Hreitinger of
Burkey. Miss Katherine Mc
Carthy went with them as fa- as
Ray on their way over, but
"topped at that city to visit Miss
Mary Kane.
BE weARfrt6 MONOGRAMS
IN THIS COUNTRY S"OONft
Mesdames E. Lloyd and J. W.
Brinton and children went to
Glendive Monday and visited
for several days with their broth
er p.nd sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Peek.
l,c2TI
E. Lloyd went to Lehigh the
Tast of the week and was there
-everal days looking atcer the
.cpair of his elevator at that
place which he is getting in shape
to receive grain.
Miss Nina Nelson came to
Beach last «Saturday from Mit
chell, S. Dak., and will make an
extended visit wkh her sister,
Mrs. Theodore Schweitzer of
the Ladies' Emporium.
F. C. Proehl, cashier of th
new bank which is soon to ope.,
at Burkey, is now in Beach, per
sonally superintending
I.1iq
pre­
parations of getting ready to
open up for business.
Rev. Smith, superintendent 'of.
Method! „t Episcopal church for
the state of Montana, was a vis
itor in Beach last Monday. He
had been inspecting towns in the
eastern part of his territory.
fvCrs. W. L. McKibbin, after a
vis.: here of several days with
he» daughter, Mrs. R. R. Hal
r-tead, left Saturday for Great
l" alls, Mont., where she will make
an extended visit with relatives.
The new walk which has been
put in along the P'.aza from Lin
ker's corner and connecting with
the walk on Hunter 3treet to the
east is a great improvement and
makes a continuous walk for al
most the entire distance cf the
Plaza.
No One But a Nut Would Call American Girls Slow! ByF. R.MORGAN
fCopyrijht, 1913, Western Ncwbpapvr UoioiLjf
WELL THE french oincs
Afte pretty
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The regular monthly mission
ary meeting of the Congrega*
tional society was he'd at the
home of Mrs. W. H. Woodhull,
last Friday afternoor.. Refresh
ments were served.
The city flag was placed at
half mast in this ci'. last Satur
day because of the death of Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson, wife of Presi
dent Wilson, in ackonwledg
ment of the respect due the first
lady of the land.
John Haigh, Jr., was an ar
rival this week from Pickett,
Wis., and will spend some time
in the Golden Valley looking aft
er his land intere?M and visiting
with his brothers, Frank, of Car
i/le, and James, of Beach.
J. M. Still went to Dickinson
last Saturday to spend Sunday
with his wife who is confined at
the St. Joseph hospital, having
^entjy undergo re an ODeration.
Sfife is recovering rapidly and
will soon return home.
P. P. Marks, who has a claim
near Beach, N. Dak., arrived
here the last of the week for a
brief visit at th^ home of John
Prester, and went from here to
Cashton, for a visit with rela
tives.—Jackson County, (Wis.)
Banner.
Mrs. J. Foster of Wibaux, ac
companied bv Miss Helen Berg
of Arcadia, Wis., were guests
last Monday of Mrs. A. Zigweed
of this city. Mrs. Zigweed and
Foster were playmates during
childhood d~ and are now
both located '.I this territory,
Mrs. Foster being onlv a few
miles northwest of Wibaux.
Page S
Keeping your house in repair
keeps its value in the same condi
tion.
Threshing started the first of
the week in real earnest in this
section of the state. We have
not heard much about the yields
but we believe that it will be
I round to be better than was ex
pected after the hot weather of
I a few weeks ago.
J. C. Westergaard, of Alpha,
was in the city the first of the
week and informs the Chronicle
man that he will erect an eight
room house in the southeastern
part of the city. He says he ex
pects to commence work on the
structure at once.
fohn McCarthy went tc e
dora last Saturday on bi- -i
connected with the Boy iccuts
of this locality, of which organ
isation he is the recognized lead
er. Sunday he went on to Dick
inson to witness the ball r,'ame
between the Glendive and Dick
inson teams.
Essayed—From my place 4
miles southeast of Beach, about
june 1, 1914, one light bay
mare, weight about 1,000
pounds, star in forehead, brand
ed AB on right shoulder. Give
information leading to recovery
to 1. A. Burne, Beach, N. Dak.,
and receive reward. 30tf.
S. J. Duniap. a former con
ductor on the Northern Pacific
road, is making preparations to
strck a 20,000 acre ranch near
:ister, iVIont. Whi! a resident of
Dickinson he operated a ranch
northeast of that city, so the
present undertaking is not alto
gether a new* one with him.
As a means of further ventil
ating the opera house, Manager
Smith has caused a larger ven
tilating cupalo to be placed on
the rcof in the center of the
"uilding. This, with the revolv
ing electric fan system which was
recently installed, should change
the air in the building frequent
ly.
Tony Witzig started up his
threshing machine the first of the
week and after threshing out a
small job near home, went to the
Szudera farm northeast of town.
The first job did not turn out
very well, but the wheat on the
Szurda farm was running at 20
bushels to the acre and was No.
1 grain.
Several important civil serv
ices examination will be held be
tween the dates of September 9
and November II, 1914, among
which are listed positions in the
Philipines, Panama canal, coast,
naval, engineering, engraving
and iirchitectural departments.
For further particulars apply to
George Hougen at the local post
office.
An ice cream social will be
given under the auspices of the
NX Oman's Club for the benefit of
the puilbc library, Wednesday,
August 19th, in the United
Brethren church, from four to
six o'clock in the afternoon, and
on the lawn in the evening. A
number cf specialties in ice
cream and ices will be served,
also popcorn and candy. Music
by the Beach band during the
evening, also vocal selections.
Tickets 1 5 cents. Adv.
A number of the lady friends
of Mrs. C. H. Letson took pos
session of her hdme on last Mon­
day
evening, dyring that lady's
absence, the occasion being an
anniversary date of her birth.
When she returned and turned
on the lights the occupants of
he house had ample assurance
fhat
their efforts to surprise had
been successful. Various amuse
ments were indulged in during
the evening and at the proper
time light refreshments were
cerved by
the invading host.
Before the company broke up
several tokens of esteem were
left with Mrs. Letson as memen
toes of the occasion and the
place she cc-upies in the affec
tions of her friends.
7ue AKericam
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