Golden Valley chronicle., October 30, 1914, Image 5

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 30. 1914
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The Locke Theatrical
Enterprices Present
'The SAP HEAD"
A new play by Will H. Locke
Special Scenery Excellent Specialiis
A Strong Plot Singing and Dancing
A Play Full of the Joy of living
LAUGHTER, PATHOS,
HUMOR, SENTIMENT
Reserved Seats on sale at Stensrud Drug Store.
Prices 25-50-75-$!.00
This Attraction Guaranteed to please you or refund your
money.
OPERA HOUSE WAU A
One Night, Wed. 1
The North Dakota
Pure Food Laws
are Very
cm
The standard set by the pure
food officials for baking powder is very
high.
And It Should Be
Dealers and consumers are
entitled to the fullest protection against
poisonous and harmful substances in
their foods, and against fraud, deceit and
misrepresentation in their sale.
The wise manufacturer is
getting in line with the Pure Food Laws
Xnot righting them) and co-operating
with the Pure Food Officials to make his
product better, purer and free from all
taint of misrepresentation in its sale.
KC BakkgPowder
-»J
W i.^1
all Pure Food
Laws, and its manufacturer has never
fought them. It does not contain any
albumen (sometimes called white of egg)
an ingredient discredited everywhere—
and we have never used the fraudulent
""water glass test"
Just a can of pure, legal bak
ing powder, guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction.
(Morn than a pound
end a half for a quarter)
At all grocers.
Jaques Mfg. Company, Chicago
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N O E E
BEACH MARKET REPORT
No- 1 Northern 1.00
No. 2 Northern .97
No. 3 Northern 93
No. 1 Flax 1.12
No. 2 Flax 1.04
No. 3 Flax 1.03
Oats 35
Rye 72
Barley 41
Tales of the Town
GIRL WANTED to do gener
al housework. Inquire of Mrs.
H. Lee.
1
Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Hetzler
returned from the twin cities on
Thursday evening Oct. 23 where
they spent a few days of their
honeymoon. Tehy were recently
married at Lake Park Minn., at
the home of the bride.
On Saturday evening, Oct. 24
Mr. and Mrs- K- P. Hetzler were
given a rousing reception at the
Skaar hall, by a laige number of
friends and neighbors who gath
ered to welcome home the new
bride and groom. Fully two
hundred guests were present and
Mr. and Mrs. Hetzler were
C. J. STRUM
Socialist Candidate for
COUNTY TREASURER
Golden Valley County
Subject to the Will of
the Voters Nov.
3, 1914
GOLDEN
14 miles west of Newlon, on the main line of the Great Northern Railway now under construction.
1 st and special service on day of sale from Glendive at 7 A. M.
I FOR SALE at a bargain two
six room houses, one three room
house, four nice resident lots. In-! the voters desire to
quire of P. H. Lee.
We are opening up an up to
date studio in the Dickinson
building on the corner and will
be ready for business Nov. 1 st.
I We solicit a share of your patron
age.—Welsh. Photographer.
I desire to contradict certain
campaign statements: During the
school year ending June 30. 19]A
I I visited each school within Gol
den Valley county, as I do each
year, also, that I have appointed
:r.o deputy in Golden Valey coun
ty, although the law gives this of
fice a deputy at a stated salary-
I estimate that I save the county,
I each year, in this respect, at
least $1 200.00.
Joseph A. Kitchen.
Co- Supt- of Schools.
VALLEY
CHRONIC
Choice business and resident lots will be auctioned on that day—low prices and reasonable terms.
Inquire of D. J. HULL, JORDAN HOTEL, Glendive, Mont.
presented with a purse of $48.75
as a token of esteem and congrat
ulations.
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50-51 [services, the same careful con
sideration given in the past will
ma
LE
IN
Joseph A. Kitchen for SuPt. of
Schools
Having received the highest
nummber of votes at the June
Primaries. I desire to thank the
voters for their support and trust
I shall receive the same consider
ation at the Gener|l Election.
During my tenure in office 1 have
given equal rights to all, adjudi
cated all school matters strictly
according to the terms of school
laws. During my office tenure
every case instituted to uphold
school laws has been won and no
official opinion lia3 ever been re
versed or even modified. Should
retain my
Sunday Nov. 8, service with
communion at 11:30 a. m. and
evening service at 7:30.
Friday Nov. 6 Ladies Aid at
Mrs. Ramstad's.
J. Theo. Bursett, Pastor.
METKODfST CHURCH
Dr. J. G. Morrison, of Dickin
son will be with us Sunday, Nov.
1, and will prnach at both fervi'"^
as we are planning to make this
a great day for the new confer
ence yer.r and all members and
friends of the church to attend
Dr. Danford will be with us Sun-
dav
the evening was spent in dancing' both services.^ All come.
and a bounteous supper was ser
ved at midnight.
7
Joseph Kitchen-
NOTICE OF TEACHER'S EX
AMINATION
Notice is hcrebby given that
the quarterly 1 eachers' Lxamina
tion will be held in the Court
House at Beach on 1
hursday and
Friday, November 12, 13, 1914.
beginning Thursday morning at
8:15 o'clock. Applicants for
teachers' Certificates are supplied
by the county with paper, ink,
pens, etc.
Joseph A. Kitchen,
Co- Supt- of Schools.
THE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday, Nov. 1, evening ser
vice at 7:30.
Nov- 8 th, and will preach at
F. W. Gress, P. C.
NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE
SALE
Notice is hereby given, that default
has been made in the conditions of
that certain Chattel Mortgage, dated
the 8th day of November, A. D. 1913,
made, executed and delivered by P. J.
Hammerel and Nellie Hammerel, mort
gagor^, to A. \1. Dillivan, Mortgagee,
to secure the 'payment of Eight Hun
dred Seventy-nine and 62-100 ($879..
62) dollars, and interest according to
the terms of one certain promissory
note, dated on that day and due on or
before October I, 1914, and which
said Mortgage was duly filed of record
in the office of the Register of Deeds of
Golden Valley county, North Dakota,
on the 10th dav of November, 1913, in I
book "1" of Chattel Mortgages, at
page 56: that the nature or said de
fault consist:.1 of the failure of said
Mortgagors to pay said note and in
terest when due and that there ia due
at the date of this notice, the sum of
$982.22 dollars, besides costs and dis
bursements including legal attorney's
fees and that said mortgage will by
virtue of the Power of Sale therein
contained be foreclosed by a sale of
the personal property therein men
tioned, at the front door of the Court
House at Beach, in Golden Valley
county. North Dakota, on the 7th day
of November, 1914, at the hour of
2:30 o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, and that the personal property
so mentioned and which will be sold to
satisfy the same is as follow#, to-wit:
One light roan gelding, 4 years old,
branded N O on right shoulder one
dark roan gelding, 4 years old, brand
ed N O on right shoulder one bay
gelding, about 8 years old, branded N
O on right shoulder one black mare,
about 5 years old, brander on
right shoulder named Ted one bay
mare, about 13 years old, named Cur
ley. weight 1400 lbs one sorrel geld
ing about 12 years old, weight 1400
named Fletcher one set Concord
harness one set of plow harnes"": one
set of low hame harness one Mandt
wagon complete with Rock Island box
nre Victor 10 ft. single disc drill near
ly new one P. & O. 8 ft. disc one
Independent gan plow one 5 section
wood drag, also all crops of every
name and description which have been
or n.*3y be sown, grown and planted,
cultivated or harvested during the
year 1914 on the following described
real estate:
North West Quarter (NW'/J) of
section ten (10,) and southeast quar
ter (SE'4) of section four (4), all in
township one hundred thirty-seven
(137), ran"?e one hundred five fl05).
Golden Valley County, North Dakota.
Dated at Beach, North Dakota, this
30th day of October, 1914.
A. M. DILLIVAN. Mortagee.
Clement L. Waldron, Attorney for
Mortagee, Office and Postoffice ad
dress, Beach, North Dakota. 51-56
NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE
SALE
Notice is hereby given, that default
bus been made in the terms of that
certain Chattel Mortgage, dated the
23th day of March, 1914, made ex
ecuted and delivered by Peter J. Ham
merel, Mortagor to A. M. Dillivan,
Mortagee, to secure the payment of
two hundred forty ($240.00) dollars,
and interest according to the terms of
one certain promissory note, dated on
that day and due on or before Oct. I.
1914, and which said Mortgage was
duly filed of record in the office of the
Register of deeds of Golden Vallev
ccunty. North Dakota, on the 25th
»y of March, 1914, in book "1" of
Chattel Mortgaged, at page 58 that
the nature of said default consists of
the failure of said mortagor to pay
said note and interest when due and
that there is due thereon at the date
of this notice, the sum' $257.00. besides
costs and disbursement* including at
torney's fees and that said mortgage
will by virtue of the Power of Sale
therein contained be foreclosed by a
sale of the personal property therein
mentioned, at the front door of the
Court House at Beach in Golden Val
ley county. North Dakota, on the 7th
day of November, A. D. 1914, at the
nour of 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon
of said day and that the personal
property so mortgaged and which will
be sold to satisfy the same is as fol
lows, to wit:
One black or brown gelding, blazed
face, weight'pbout I 300 lbs, ace about
12 vears, called Sherney, One bay
gelding, age about 12 years, weight
about 1300 lbs. called Bogus.
Dated at Peach, North Dakota, this
30th dav of October, 1914.
A. M. DILLIVAN, Mortgagee-
Clement L. Waldron, Attorney for
Mortagee. Office and Postoffice ad
dress, Beach, North Dakota. 51-56
$325 note to trade for
P. E. Beito, Beach, N. D.
19 14
FORMER SAN FRANCISCO
auto.
MAN IN SHERIFF RACE
S. A. SMITH
S. A. Smith, formerly a very popular resident and owner of a blacksmithing busi
ness in this city, is now a resident of Beach, North Dakota, where he is a candidate for
lVlr. Smith has a host of friends in this city who wish him every success and if
wishes could bring results, he will sur ly be elected.—San Francisco Daily News-
Pare
Train service by Nov.
IF
Ivory Soap sold for
25 cents per cake, a
great many people would
consider it the finest toilet
soap in the wo'kl.
Because it sells for 5 cents
some think it is merely
laundry soap.
The fact is, Ivory Soap
could not be be made bet
ter for toilet purposes if it
sold for $10 per cake. It
contains the finest materials
th* can be bought. It is made
perfectly so that there is no free alkali or free oil in the
finished product. It is mild. It is white. It is pure.
It floats. It lathers freely and rinses easily.
IVORY SOAP
99&5H PURE
Think of the accomodations in Beach. There are 147
rooms exclusive of those already rented and rooms in private
homes that can be obtained. Sentinel Butte has 16 rooms.
Do you want to sleep on a pool table. On the floor and hand
on a hook over night? Think it over.