Golden Valley chronicle., November 20, 1914, Image 2

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CYLINDERS
Gas or Steam
Rebored or ground
PISTONS
Made to order any kind
RINGS
All sizes
BRASS
FOUNDARY
Aluminum and
Brass Casting*
Ever
Joint
Rivited
Air
Tight
No Dope
or Stove
Putty
Ued in
Entire
Construc
tion of
this Stove
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Xh® BULL Tractor
J. B. LINGER, Beach
MONTANA
Open AM Year
European Plan
Rooms $1.00 per day and up
Meals Ala Calre
FREE
nATHS
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On main line Northern Pacific
rings
American Plan
$17.00 per week
INCLUDING VAPOR, SHOWER & BLANKET
0
Auto bus meets all trains
GEO. McCARN, Prop.
Machine Shop and
GARAGE
GEARS
Spur or Bevel cut to oider
by Cysdodial System
BUSHINGS
Bronze or Babbitt
PATTERNS
Investigate the merits of ths Range Eternal before buying a
range*
A. N. ELIASON
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
Wood or Metal
AUTO REPAIRING
Tires, Sundries,
Storage
BLACKSMITHING
George M. Stockwell Co.
Give oi a trial. Blanche Street Beach, N. D.
BUILT LIKE A LOCOMOTIVE BOILER
THE RANGE ETERNAL
Ask to see our list of satisfied users
High
Polished Top
Never
Needs
Blacking
Never
Need repairs
Ever lasting
Good.
Call and
Let us show
you all
Features
A machine within
the reach of every
farmer. Has been
I greatly improved
recently.
I
I We have received
word from factory
orders can now be
filled promptly.
Talk with our local
-agent,
Tales of the Town
GIRL WANTED to do gener
al housework. Inquire of Mrs.
P. H. Lee.
Atty. L. A. Simpson, of Dick
inson, was in the city on profes
sional business this week.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C- Attletweed
were at Miles City the fore part!
1 of this week, Mr. Attletwood go-!
ing upon a business mission.
E. J. Curtin, vice president of
C.OLDEN
the First National Bank of Beach, Ithe Birmingham barber shop and
was in the city the greater part of hereafter will be proprietor of
this week looking after business 1 P^ace* Mr. and Mrs- Birm
matters. I ingham expect to take an extend
ed eastern trip this winter.
Mr. and Mr. Dave McCullum!
moved out on their farm near!
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The county commssioners met
this week as a canvassing board
and made an abstract of the
votes cast which will be publish
ed in the Chronicle next week.
The Sentinel Butte delegation
were present with their attorney
and protested against the count'
ing of the Beach vote which is
understood to be their first move
to contest election.
latter, when they
their friends at a one
luncheon. About 25 ladies were
present each day- The house
was decorated while the tables
were beautifully decorated with
appropriate Thanksgiving favors
and lighted with candles. A
very delectable 4 course lunch
eon was served after which the
ladies passed the remainder of
the afternoons playing bridge.
VALLEY CHRONICLE
John
H.
FIGHT
The ladies of the St. Mathews all of their influence with Gov. L-1
Guild will hold a Thanksgiving B- Hana to secure the naming of
food sale on, Wednesday, Nov- the temporary county seat andof
ember 25, at Overstad & Hover-j ficers,
son's furniture store. Orders
will be taken in advance if desir
ed- Phone Mr. C. H. Moulton.
entertained
Mr. Peterson who has been em-.
ployed at the Lloyd elevator all
fall met with a serious accident
this week. While loding a car of
grain he in some manner fell be-j
tween the car and the elevator
and received several gashes on
the head and. in attempting to
catch himself, he tore the mus
cles of his arm so badly that nine
stitches had to be taken in the
wound- One of the gashes on
his head also required nine stitch
es and another four- It was a
narrow escape. The fall was not
so far but in falling he evidently
struck his head against the car.
UP"
Haigh, Sr-, returned
this week from Wisconsin.
Mrs. Don Campbell
this week from an extended vis
it with relatives in Minnesota.
Mrs Gardner does a
Ji cssmaking and
F.vening dref.^s a
door east of Piesil
returne foj
Dr. and Mrs- R. W. Stough re-!
turned last Sunday from their vis
it in the eastern part of the stale.
Jake Schmitz and J. D. Hal
stead left Monday for a deer hunt
up near Crane on the Yellow
stone.
11 klnd-s of
remodoling.
penallv. Civ
3 Land office-
The basket ball boys of
city are practicing hard and pre
paring to go forth and conquer
the basket ball world.
Ernest Juhnke and family, of
Comfrey, Minn., recently arrived
in Beach and we understand they
will make their future home
Beach.
in
Mrs- T- J. Power who has been
visiting relatives in Minnesota re
turned home this week—and
Tojn is happy again, for T. J. Jr.,
returned also.
The little son of John Hoffman
had the misfortune '.3 break hij
arm while at play recently and
the little fellow is now running
around with his arm in a sling—
like a wounded warrier.
Arthur Hildebrandt, who ha3
been employed therein for some
time'
has
Purchased «*n interest in
FOR
Rocky Butte this week, having Marmarth, N. D. Nov- 14—
closed up the Square Deal bak- Slope county, with Marmouth as
ery.
COUNTY SEAT.
the county seat is finally assured.
Two years ago two proposals
J. W- McNiece, state organiz- were made one to establish Gol
er for the Woodmen of the den Valley county and one to cut
World, went up to Skaar on off Slope county from Billings
Tuesday and organized a camp county. Both lost, but the for
there with over 20 menibei3. mer was carried to the supreme
court and won. I
Chas. Erdman, taxidermist, Slope county was segregated I
mountng of all kinds true to life, from Billings at the recent elec
standard methods, work guaran tion by a two to one majority,
teed- Send me your next speci-1 As a result Marmarth is making
I men at Rocky Butte* tf: a strong bid for the county seat
and local men are now exerting
State of North Dakota
County of Golden Valley
Cfiy of Beach
Two of the very prettiest enter
tainments of the season were giv
en last Tuesday and Wednesday,
by Mrs. C. L- Waldron and Mrs.
T. E. Hudson at the home of the Pcsed high-way were again taken
November 5th, 1914, 9 A. M.
Board of County Commissioners I
met persuant to adjournment.
Present A.J. O'Keefe, O.C. Kuch
eman and E. & Egan. Board ad
journed to meet November 6th,
1914 on the proposed road in
Twp. 143-104 for the purpose of
viewing, appraising and award
ing damages of said proposed
high-way.
Nov. 7th. 9 A.M. 1914. Board
met persuant to adjournment
with all members present- The
matter of damages on the pro-
12
o'clock
meet at 2
Adjourned to
noon*
PM-
2 PM. Board met persuant to ad
journmen with all members pres
ent- Moved by Kucheman sec
onded by Egan that the further
matter of damages on the propos
ed high-way on 143-104 be de
ferred until November 19-1914.
The following bills were ap
proved and warrants were order
ed drawn.
1293. Coarad Faker Road on
Sec
3Q-140-105 $76.74
294 J(hn McNiece Road
rk Qn gec
or geG
30-1*40-1 05 4.00
Yopp Road WQrk
39.140 105 9.25
The above bills were authoriz
ed by resolution of the board of
I county commissioners June 5th,
1914.
,296-
Joe
in
Dixon' Mi,a^e Liv"
ery, special Deputy services
$19.30
fioard adjourned to m""t at 9 A
M- November 18 1914
M. C. McCarthy,
County Auditor
HORSES, HARNESS AND
WAGONS FOR SALE
Having rented my farm I have
ga
|e
a
bout
45
heatj horses,
ranging from yearlings to 8 and
9 year old good stock raised on!
my farm, mostly farm work I
mnres and their colts. Also har
r.esses and wagons- Will give
lime on good security. Parties!
wishing to buy will be taken to
ihe farm from Sentinel Butte.—}
\Y. D. Forsyth, Sentinel Butte, 1
N. Dak. 2-3 I
CHLUCK-PRATT NUPTIALS!
Miss Ainita Ohluck and .Mr. I
Thomas Pratt, both of Cabin
Creek were married at the United
the Brethren parsonage at Carlylvj
last Thursday. Rev- A. E. Lan-'
dis performed the cermony in the
presence of a number of friends.
THE LUTHERAN CHURCH.
For Sunday, Nov- 22nd, Sup
erintendent Nelson will deliver a
Young People's lecture at 7:30.
Sunday, Nov. 29th, services at
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
1
J. Theo. Bursett, Pasor-
An
up-to-date remedv fcr
colds. That is what Perunc
is.
In
successful use over
50 years.
Colds are caught in tnnn*.*
ways: Illy ventilated room:
rooms that have direct draughts:
crowded rooms: damp houses
stuffy school rooms offices illy
heated.
A dose of Peruna at the right
time, at the first symptom oi
cold, before the bones begin to
ache, before the sore throat
manifests itself, or the cough,
the discharge from the nose, just
a dose or two of Peruna before
these symptoms begin is gener
ally sufficient. Eut after the cold
is once established with the
above symptoms prominent, a
bottle of Peruna, or maybs two,
will be necessary.
For several ye*ars I have boon
troubled with colds at each change
of season. I took Pfruna and haw
not been troubled with the slishtesi
cold this entire season." Mr. Jlarr
Fisher, 192S Mosher St., Balti
more, Mil.
"I jjivo the children Peruna if th.'v
have a cold, anil it always reiicv.
thi in." Mrs. I. D. Hayes, 11)37 Urdi
IJ ill Ave., Baltimore, Md.
"When I feel a cold coming o,n
take a little JVruna. and it dm t:,
flood." ilr. Charles fcj. ilany, 12 V.
tit., Ossmintr. N. Y.
"No family should ever be ivitlrv
I'erutia, l'or it is an unfailim? ci:i
for colds." Mrs. M. P. Jure*, 1!'.i
ins Ky.
The North Dakota
Laws
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There Has Been Over 30,000 Pre
scriptions Filled at This Store
It demonstrates that the doctors and the customers have confidence in our ability
to fill their subscriptions. Every prescription that comes to this store is cared for by
a Registered Druggist, a druggist that has had a wide experience in dispensing in
some of the best dispensories in several states and cities.
Our laboratory is equipped with the MOST COMPLETE LINE OF PURE
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS ON THE MARKET. This added to our accurate
system of compounding, accounts for our large prescription business and is an as
surance to the customer that their prescription will be filled without having to sub
stitute-
We have a private prescription department and do not allow unnecessary, by
standers carousing and interfering with the customers prescriptions and annoying
the druggist while prescriptions are being filled.
Next time you have your prescriptions to be filled bring them to us and you'll
be guaranteed careful compounding at a moderate price.
LEE & RICE
Strict
The standard set by the pure
food officials l'".r baking oowder is very
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and consumers
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
ratting in line with the Pure Food Laws
(not righting ikern)
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product better, purer and free from all
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