Golden Valley chronicle., October 16, 1914, Image 6

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Having decided to quit farming and leave this part of the country I will offer
my personal property for sale at my place three miles north and one mile east of
Beach, on
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
Sale Starts at 10 o'clock
8 Horses—3 Colts
One team of black geldings. 10 and 11 years old, weight 2800
One team of grey mares, in foal, 6 years old, weight 2600
One black mare 8 years old, in foal, weight 1300
One black mare 4 years old, weight 1200
One bay mare 4 years old, weight 1200
One grey mare 8 years old, weight 1150
One black yearling rcare colt
Two June colts, one mare and one horse
30 Head Hogs
Two Good Milch Cows
One giving milk, will be fresh in April one will be fresh about time of sale
both 6 years old.
^MACHINERY
Two lumber wagons with box complete one spring wagon one single buggy
one 80-bushel Clover Leaf manure spreader one Fairbanks & Morris engine and
pump jack one fanning mill complete one 14-inch Emerson gang plow one 18
inch Emerson sulky plow1 one 22-ft. steal harrow one 8-ft. J. I. C- disc one
Champion hay rake one mower one Deering binder in good repair one McCor
mick binder in good repair one 20-disc Van Brunt drill one 100-egg Old Trust
incubator five sets of work harness one single harness one hay rack one pair
of bob sleighs onel 2-bbl. steel water tank one tank heater one steel milk tank.
Household Goods
Heating Stove and Other Articles Too Numerous to Mention
FREE LUNCH AND HORSE FEED
AT NOON
sums under $10.00 cash $10:00 and over time will be given to
Oct. 1,1915 on bankable paper. 5 per cent discount for cash.
W. L. Arnold, Prop
J. S. ULFERS Auctioneer 0. C. ATTLETWEED, Clerk
150 Chickens
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GOLDEN VALLEY CHRONICLE
Who Will
Triumph?
Devils Lake, N. D., Oct. 6.—
Will United Stat.-s Treasure:
John Burke, three times °verncr
of North Dakcta arid adnrttcdly
the most powerful democrat of
'he slate, be worsted :'n the Devils
La! postoffice cortrst by the re
publican Senator Gronna or will
Burke succeed in naming the
oostinaster of Devils Lpke, h:s
heme city. Th:s jvesti°n is just
now assuming statewide import
ance in North ~h? po-.t-
Tice fight at Devils Lake invol
ves state political leaders who
h.?.' clashed for more than a de
rate ard it3 otucome will decide
hcther Gronna can hiake good
his boast that he will prevent the
appc'n'mpnt from going to Edit
or John Bloom, or to Mrs. Bloom
whose name was last week sent to
the senate for confirmation fol
lowing the rejection of Bloom's
appointment seme time ago-
Editor Bloom of the Devils
Lake Journal is known as one
of the original Burke tmen of the
state and has wielded a powerful
hand in the three successful
Burke campaigns, his position as
editor of the1 only democratic
daily in North Dakota giving him
no little prestige in democratic
councils. Early in the year
Bloom's appointment was sent
to the senate his appointment
having been endorsed by the
state democratic organization and
having been placed in the personal
charge of Treasurer John Burke.
The result of the fight which fol
lowed in the senate was one of
the biggest surprises in North
Dakota politics in recent years.
Senator Gronna* a republican,
'.nd a bitter opponent of Bloom,
personally objected to Bloom's
confirmation and by invoking the
rule of senatorial courtesy,
brought the confir*nati°n up be
fore the senate and had it reject
ed thereby making Bloom ineli
gible for a recess appointment,
and distinctly worsting Burke in
the first round of the contest.
Recently the name of Mrs.
Bloom was sent to the senate by
President Wilson, at the personal
request of Treasurer John Burke,
and Gronna has stirred up anoth
er contest by personally rejecting
to the confirmation of the wife
cf the Journal publisher.
Speculation is rife as to the
outcome in Devils Lake. Friends
of Senator Gronna claim that he
will again outwit Treasurer Burke
whose action in having the ap
pointmment of Mrs. Bloom sent
to the senate so shortly before
the adjournment will, it is claim
ed, give Gronna the opportunity
which he greatly desired, namely
of calling up the confirmation °f
Mrs. Bloom and by his personal
objection bringing about her re
jection and consequent ineligibil
ity for a recess appointment.
Burke's failure to land the pos
ition for Bloom, who was his
right hand man for many years
in state politics and never receiv
ed an appointment of importance
during Burke's three terms asi
governor, is variously interpreted.
Local publications claim that it
indicates that Burke's influence
at Washington is nil, while oth-1
ers claim that Burke is not show
ing the loyal interest in the Bloom
appointment which would be ex-1
pected. The old factional fight
at Devils Lake promises to break
out anew over the affair
••»e«»ew»»e»4itf?eew*we~e,,e*
Listing of Seed Grain for Sale
A number of people, including
seed houses, are already waiting
for information looking toward
finding seed grain of high qual
ity as to variety. Requests have!
come in for Blue Stem wheat
winter rye, alfalfa, brome grass,
wheat grass, flax and other types
of seed which are commonly used
in this region. All parties hav
ing raised a high quality of any
kind of seed grain of forage crops
who wish to place this on the mar
ket for sale as seed should take
pains to store it where it will be
free from moisture and freezing.
Then as soon as possible, should
transmit to us a good, large mail
ing sample, Yi pound or more,
showing the character of the seed
which they have saved and in
forming us as to the amount of
it they intend to keeep for sale
and distribution of seed. Give
also the name of the variety, the
origin or pedigree of the grain
and any other information which
they think would be of advantage
for a buyer to know. When con
vinced' that the party concerned
has se?d which is above the ave
rage quality it will usually be pos
sible for us to place the owner of
that grain in correspondence with
parties interested in buying such
seed.
The Pure Seed Laboratory
does not act as a sales agent for
anyone but will help to put him
in touch with those who wish to
correspond with the growers of
good seed. Any person who
wishes to procure seed of a cer
tain kind may list his name with
us and we will send him the names
of those who have the seed for
sale. After that the parties con
cerned do the rest.
Those who have what they
know to be thoroughly pedigreed
seeds, especially those who have
had their fields inspected and
pionounccd satisfactory by the
seed inspectors may. upon con
fronting to certain regulations
dornanded in the Seed Law, seal
or have their grain sealed under
lead seal, standardized as to
quality. Any parties wishing to
seel pedigreed seed or to have
ordinary bulk seed I's'ed should
put themselves in touch with this
office.
Address communications and
samples to H. L. Boiley, State
Seed Ccmmiscioner, Agricultural
College Post Office, N. D.
Geo.
Christensen
Democratic CanJidate for
Re-election for
Clerk of Court
OF GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY
Subject to the Wish of the Voters
NOVEMBER 3, 1914.
Yonr Support Will Be Appreciated by
A. 0. WHITNEY
Candidate
of the Socialist Party for
COUNTY JUDGE
of Golden Valley County,
N. Dak.
-mm,
E. E. PINKHAM
Socialist Candidate For
Clerk of Court
Golden Valley County
Election Nov. 3, 1914
EAGLE VALLEY NEWS
Mr. Burke of Beach autoed to
-ouis Callendesr's .place Tuesday
of this week.
Mr. Fol Stewart passed through
with a load of grain for each
Mr. P. Gasho returned from
Beach today where he had been
hauling grain.
Mr. William Doyle made a
trip to Beach Friday
The horse race that came off
on Sunday was largely attended
and Mr. William was the lucky
man to win te race.
Mr. J. Vanquist made a trip
to Wibaux on Tuesday to attend
the horse sale.
Mrs. F. Niehls and Mrs. Leigh
ton were callers at Mrs. Van
quist's one day of this week.
The Ladies Aid meet with Mrs.
Guy this week.
Guy Cox, the 1 3-year old son
of J. W. Cox southwest of Beach,
raised Northwestern Dent corn
this year that the state corn con
test expert declared will yield 70
bushels to the acre.—Sentinel
Butte Republican.
M. C. McCarthy, Auditor of
Golden Valley County: 1 am a
candidate for re-election to the
office of Auditor on the democrat
ticket. I ask your vote and sup
port not r.s a democrat but as a
citizen who has endeavored at all
times to give you the best service
that man can render to man.
My platform is founded on the
following principles:
First, economy: 1 make th:s
statement without fear of contra
diction, that the operating ex
pense of my office is less than in
other counties of the state of the
same valuation.
Second, efficiency: Read the
following extract from the State
Examiner's report to the Gover­
C. G.
The Imperial 40-70
The engine for the
farmer and thresher
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1914
nor, under date of March 19,
1914:
Auditor Golden Valley Coun
ty.—"This office is conducted in
a very competent manner, the re
cords are all well kept and all
fees are turned in to the county
treasury. We have carefully
checked payments with the pay
ment register, and warrants is
sued with the commissioners pro
ceedings and find same to be cor
rect."
Sicrnsd.
S. G. SEVEPSON,
State Examiner.
Third. Service: My constant
aim has been to serve all alike no
matter whether he was richly clad
or only could afford to wear over
alls, all look alike to me as far
as courteous service is concerned.
1 promise that if entrusted with
the charge of the office which I
now hold, you will always find
me in the office as my whole time
will be given to your service.
Your vote and support will be
appreciated.
Yours for the best of service,
M.
c.
JOHNSON, Agent
Beach, N. Dak.
HARDWARE FURNITURES UNDERTAKING
Overstad overson
WISCONSIN CAFE
Place has been remodeled and new
Fixtures and Booths installed. It
is now in First Class Shape—Good
Cooking and Good Service.
F. J. ESSENE, Proprietor
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 ana
best established loan agency in this territory.
will give any prepayment privileges.
WE WRITE ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE.
PIESIK LAND & LOAN CO.
B. T. PIESIK, Manager
MCCARTHY.
If the crowned heads of Eur
ope ever get to heaven they will
stir up a scrap among the angels.