Golden Valley chronicle., October 16, 1914, Image 8

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0. D. Braultl £2™
Dealer in
GRAIN
We pay the highest marke
price for all kinds of grain.
Correct Weights and Dockag
Fully equipped for clean
ing and separating grain an
make a specialty of this bus
ness.
Give Us a Share
Your business
LEE
GRAIN CO
BEACH, N. D.
Will appreciate your Patronage
in all kinds of
GRAIN!
And we pay for everything
but wagon tracks.
Adam Faris, Manager
J. J. Greiner
Auto
Livery
GOOD CARS AND
CAREFUL DRIVERS
Phone No. 76 or call at our
garage 2 doors west of State
Line Hotel.
We Handle Gasoline and Oils
INSURE
Your Farm
PROPERTY
In the
COLUMBIA
Of Omaha.
Prompt and Satisfactory Ad
justments
J. A. HA1GH, Agent
Institutions
The Beach
Electric Co.
A Home Institution Deserves
Your Patronage
Call Phone 107-2 and our
Electrician will call and be at
Your Service.
Geo. Chrysler, Mgr.
Patronize the
Beach Firms
who are
Co-operating
with the Chronicle
in the County
Seat Campaign
New York
Restaurant
Is Still Serving Square Meals
at the Old Stand
Board by the Day or Week
LOUIS SUEY
Proprietor.
NOW
IS THE
TIME
To have that long promised
portrait taken.
No need to wait for a fine
day, however with the equip
ment of the modern studio,
you can be taken at one time as
well as another at
JOHN SON
STUDIO
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 16. *914
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N.D.RA.
STATE
AMENITIES OF THE
CAMPAIGN
Messrs Aaker and Hellstrom,
oth candidates for the governor
ship, "throw it in" to Mr. Hanna
with their Krupp guns, charging
that his "business administra
tion" is unbusinesslike, and that
very many politics are dictated
jy Big Business says the Fargo
Courier News.
Sever Serumgard, the blind
statesman of Devils Lake, drops
a few shrapnel anH lyddite shells
into the works of Senator Gronna
more than intimating that the sen
ator is a grafter, in addition to
jeing a fake progressive.
Many minor rumors are float
ing about, and Mr. Hellstrom is
sure that he wants to debate with
Vlr. Hanna about his gubernator
ial business ability. Mr. Bryan
will soon be here for four days,
and Treasurer John Burke will al
so invade the state with miodern
artillery, supplemented by hand
grenades.
All of this adds to the gaiety
of the state, and we wait with in
terest to determine whether or
not the big democrats from out
side will have wisdom enough
not to try to fight the campaign
on such vaporous issues as the
Agricultural conditions, or if they
too, will fall into this bog- Just
what the relation of this mess
may be to the Wilson adminis
tration is not yet plain to us.
Mr. Serumgard is qualified to
be United States senator, if he
should be chosen there is no
doubt whatever aboat his being
sound in progressive principles,
but the State at large has not yet
assented to the charge that Mr.
Gronna is corrupt and a grafter
We seriously question the politica
wisdom of making a fight against
him upon these grounds. How
ever, Mr. Serumgard ought
know better than does the Cour
ier-News. Mr. Gronna will soon
return to the state, we presume,
and it will be interesting to hear
his reply.
We Are Boosting For Beach For The County Seat
to
We hope and long for the day
when political campaigns will be
fought upon principles, not upon
personalities and charges of cor-
NORTH 'XflWruWITCD GOtttfe 4Q MILC.S AN HOUf?
AN
010 COWBOY
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THEYSArrtmr
rupticn and incompetency which
so many times are made against
iublic officials by those desiring
to supersede them.
a condition unparalleled in re
ent years, except in the case of
Cass Lake. Minn., whose mayor
prominent politician, was the
eader of a gang cf burglars and
firebugs.—Beach Advance.
An almost unbelievable con
dition exists in Beach according
to the B^ach Advance.—Sentin
el Butte Republican-
Candidates Drop
ing Out of Race
Democrats and Bull Moosers
Having Hard Time to Keep
Men on Tickets—Getting Out
From Under Landslide.
Bismarck, Oct. 1 2.—It looks
like the Bull Moosns and the
democrats are having a hard time
to make their tickets stick to
gether, for from all over the state
are cbming refusals to run, and
the office of he secretary of state
is busy making changes. Owing
to the fact that there are so many
of these refusals, and the further
fact that they are distributed well
over the state, it looks very much
like there was not much faith in
the possibility of success on either
of these tickets this year.
Over in Grand Fork county
where there are probably as many
and as varied interests as in any
coumty in the state, and strongly
epublican, a democrat. Henry
O'Keefe, is the only nominee for
representative from the fifth dis
trict.
',In LaMoure coun'ty the twen
ty fourth district W. C- McDow
ell, an old-time senator and A.
E. Raney have refused to run aft
er securing the nomination, there
by leaving G. Kramer as the on
ly legislative candidate.
Over in the forty-eighth dis
trict which is composed of Oliver,
Mercer and Dunn Counties, Ray
Watson, of Center, notified the
secretary of state by telephone
that he declined .and would not
make the race for representative
on the democratic ticket.
In the Thirty-fifth district Mc
Henry county, there was a tie be
tween several progressive candi
dates for the legislature. All
withdrew in favor of Dalton Mc
Donald, of Towper.
Emil Anderson, progressive
candidate in the Forty-sixth dis
trict, McLean county, has served
notice that he declines to run aft
er being nominated.
Up in Bottineau county, the
WHAT
Mocked THE FARMERS
SOMETHING FIERCE.
S SErtTMEt,
BUTTE.
ALU THOSE. BAD
LWE.D,
\s this"?
GOING THROUGH 3ENTIN£k BUTTS
AO
MILES AN HOUR)
MOflSBUStttlSi
OOD
'HE.
BRArtCH?
TRAIN 3
dTOP AT
B&ACH
NEXT STOP
CHANGE CARS.
FOR BURKErlMf
CARUYI.E"
OIJJJIB
©olden \PbIIC\) C^brotltclc I Humor and Comment'
OF SAME OPINION
An almost unbrtlievable con
dition at present exists in Beach! counties, A. J.°0'Keefe and J- P.
Twenty-eighth district, Ed Berg
ha3 declined to run after securing
the democratic nomination for the
house.
In the Thirty-ninth district
which is constituded of Golden
Valley, Billings and Bowman
Smith, democratic candidates for
the legislature have withdrawn,
leaving the ticket without a can
didate. The republican and so
cialist tickets are complete how
ever.
Game of One Legged Traveler.
If the game is to be played on the
lawn .scatter apples, oranges, bananas,
nuts of various kinds and a few
gourds, turnips or other vegetables at
intervals of a few feet. Instruct each
player that he must double one leg at
the knee, holding it up from the ground
and hopping on the other. Without
touching the doubled up foot to the
ground he is to gather as many of the
fruiis. nuts. etc.. as he can. the one
making the largest collection receiving
a prize. If in bending over he touches
both feet to the ground or loses his
balance he forfeits three of the tro
phies already secured. At the end of
the game each player is privileged to
eat his prises.
8even Day Game.
Name each player for one day of
the week. Monday, Tuesday, Wednes
day, etc., and ask them to stand in a
line facing the side of the room or a
fence. The leader throws a small rub
ber ball against the wall, at the same
time calling the name (dayi of the
player whom he wisheB to catch it If
Monday is called that player must have
the ball safe in his hands by the time
the leader can count ten, counting
aloud. If be misses the leader recov
ers the ball and throws it again, call
ing some other player.
If there are more than seven players
use months. January, February. March,
etc.. instead of Monday,-Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Vote for
Jessie L. Kinsey
Candidate for
County Supt. of Schools
Golden Valley County
Tuesday Nov. 3, 1914
I desire your vote
YE.S, BEACH
A GOOD TOWN.
I ALWAYS MAKE
W W^W CONTRIBUTED CLIPPED or STOLEN by »id of PASTE «nd SHEARS
VOTE FOR
BEACH
FOR
COUNTY SEAT I Coal, Flour
AND
and Feed
SMOKE DON
CASSI0 CIGARS
Woodward
BROS'.
LADIES
GET YOUR
FALL COAT
OR SUIT
FROM
Ed. Perry,
The Tailor.
You do not pay me one
cent until you see the garment
and it is entirely satisfactory.
Get Your Hair
Trimmed
Before you get into the county
seat campaign at
The McColeman
Barber Shop
Two Door* East of Beach
State Bank.
—WE CUT TO PLEASE—
J. McColeman, Prop.
FARMERS'
Feed and
Livery
Barn
Under New Management
Formerly conducted by Wildes
Brothers
Good Grain, Hay and Water
and our Prices are reasonable
Let us feed and care for your
Team While in Town
ALBERT C0USER
Proprietor
H. C\
DOERING
of all kinds always on hand
RED LODGE, MONTANA
LUMP and WASHED NUT
Call up phone No. 6L and
have order delivered promptly
South of Old Mill on Fraxier si
Callender
A. M. WALLACE, Prop.
Sample Room
Steam Heat
Electric Light
Running Water
Bath
Golden Valley
Farmers Co­
operative
Co.,
BEACH, N. DAK.
Receivers and shippers of Go
den Valley
GRAIN
A Co-operative compan
under the co-operative laws
North Dakota.
LLOYD
ELEVATOR
CO.
Independent Grain Dealers
Elevators at Beach and Lei
Dealers in All Kindt of
GRAIN
A Share of Your Busin
is Solicited.
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