Golden Valley chronicle., July 30, 1915, Image 4

About Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916

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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
The Chronicle wants a correspondent In every neighborhood and
town within 30 miles of Beach. If your locality Is not represented
here in these columns It should be. Writ* us at once and put y-^ur
neighborhood on the map.
The Editor.
STUART.
A hard rain fell Saturday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Bryson
were at Ollie Tuesday.
P. O. Esmay took a load of
hogs to market Saturday.
Henry Kramer has completed
liis new granary and buggy shed-
Mr. and Mrs J. O. Bergner of
Terry are visiting relatives on
Horse Creek.
S. E. Zollinger, who went to
Cabin Creek to visit his son, Ray,
has returned.
Mrs.. J. P. Sorenson and son
Dale of Beach are visiting rela
tives at Stuart.
There will be a dance at Ollie
in the Rogers barn Friday, July
30. Good music and floors.
C. H. Hall went to Baker to
see his brother Rush. Mr. and
Mrs. Rushr Hall and family are
now visiting at Bearfield s.
Jess Williams was hailed out
last week, and while the insurance
agent was there, yesterday was
hailed some more.
Miss Ella Kramer has returnee
home from Rochester where she
underwent an operation, and is
doing fine now and reports the
east as being very beautiful.
The picnic in the band lands
given by rs. Carl Dryden in hon
or of her sister. Miss Capell,
Ohio, was attended by thirty
friends. A swell dinner was
served, and many other good
things
added
to the good time.
CARLYLE ITEMS.
The Aid will meet with Mrs.
Landis Thursday, the twenty
ninth.
The U. B. Ladies' Aid met with
Mr. Honald recently, a large
crowd being in atendance.
The big rain dissapointed
many children as well as the old
er folks as it caused the Sunday
school picnic to be called off.
Several friends and neighbors
were pleasantly entertained at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Cobleigh. Light refreshments
were served and a good social
time was reported by all who
were present.
About thirty friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Ridenhower and family
met at their home to give them
a hearty welcome into our com
munity. Mr. and Mrs, Riden
hower and family went back east
ithis spring but not being sat 8'
fied just lately returned to the
Golden Valley where they
pect
ex­
to make their future home
BURKEY.
Wedding bells are making lots
or racket.
We will poon hear the train
whistle on the south branch.
Christire Hess spent Wednes
day with Miss Alice Koch.
Miss Rose McManigal returned
to Williams Thursday morning.
A very pleasant time was had
at the social dance in Fred Gear
ey* new house.
Rev. Harper Burns of Senti*
nel Btrtte visited friends at Five
Points last week.
J. L. Denton and wife, Mrs.
Thompson and Miss Price autoec
to Wibaux Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Snow very
P'age
leasantly entertained W. W.
and family and Mr. Burns
to a six o'clock dinner.
Two disastrous hail storms vis
ited this community Friday and
Saturday, doing thousands of dol
lars worth of damage.
Dr. Sutter and John Zimmer
suffered total losses from hail last
Tuesday. Many others were par
tially hailed in the vicinity of
Five oints. Nearly all were in*
•ured.
The Ladies' Aid at Mrs. Cross"
man's was largely attended and1
a pleasant time reported. Next 5
meeting will be at L. D. Page's,!! I
Where Mesdames L. D. and W.' I
W. Page will entertain.
The Sunshine ice cream social
at the town hall was a success.
both socially and financially, and
the ladies appreciate the efforts
of nearly every family in the com
munity who was represented
there. This is a large society and
nearly all the members were
present and responded cheerfully
to die call for a large attendance,
^and brought there usual share of
lovely cakes and sandwiches.
Some of the cakes left sold at
high prices, which added to the
large proceeds already taken in.
UPPER GOLDEN VALLEY.
Skaar crossed bats with Smith
Creek Sunday. Skaar carried off
the honors.
The hay crop in this valley is
excellent and every one is busy
piling it up these days.
An abundance of rain fell last
night, which was of great bene
fit to all growing crops.
Ben Russell and family are
spending a few weeks here while
putting up the winter's supply of
hay.
E. L. Hubbard is hauling the
balance of last year's wheat crop
to make roo mfor the bumper
crop which he expects this year.
Mrs. Crook returned to the
home of her son James after a
few weeks' visit with her broth
er, Charles Hubbard and family.
iMrs. Clarence Hubbard visited
last week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Turner, and other rela
tives and friends.
The South Side Aid Society
will meet August fifth with Mrs.
Charles Hubbard. It will be a
business meeting and it is hoped
all members will be present.
Mrs. J. E. Herrick visited with
Mrs. E. H. Skaar Saturday and
attended camp meeting on Sun.
day She also visited with Mr. and
Mrs.Greenup, who are old'time
friends.
iMrs. Cates from St. Cloud.
Minn., came out last week for a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. E.
L. Hubbard. This is Mrs. Cate's
first visit to western North Dako
ta. She likes the country very
much.
G. M. Guy passed away Sun,
The cause of death was tubercu
losis. The family left Monday
morning with his remains for
southern Missouri, where he wil
STOCK
YARD
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be' laid by the- iidfe
of
his first
wife. All extend heartfelt sym
pathy to the bereaved family.
SKAAR LOCALS.
Mrs. Charles Oliver and son
have returned from Wibaux.
C. J. Wermerskirchen of Sav
age was a Skaar visitor on Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. K. P. tfetzler
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Savage.
J. C. Clements. Ben and Byron
Brunsvold, went to each
Thursday.
K. P. Hetzler and Arthur
Carlson made a trip to Savage
on Thursday.
Arthur Carlson is home from
the Hooker ranch and has begun
haying for K. P. Hetzler.
The Skaar ball team defeated
Cosset at Clark on Sunday by
a score of 18 to 14. Heavy
batting on both sides was the
only featureof the game.
In a well played game of base
ball. Skaar on Sunday defeated
Smith Creek on their home
grounds by a score of 4 to 3. The
game went but seven innings, ow
ing to a very late start.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Clements
went to Beach on Monday of last
week and while in town Mrs,
Clements was overcome by an
attack of appendicitis and will
be taken to Bismarck for an op
eration.
Mrs. John Zabel of Warsaw,
111., arrived Monday evening for
a short visit with her nephew and
niece, Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Hetz
ler. Mrs. Zabel is on her way
to Deer Lodge, Mont, where she
will visit relatives, from whence
she goes to Seattle and San
Francisco to visit and take in the
exposition.
Mrs. Caroline Zabel, who has
been visiting the p.ast week with
Mr. and Mrs. Hetzler, left Sat
day by way of Savage for Deer
Lodge, where she will spend
three weeks with relatives,
whence she will continue her trip
to Seattle and the exposition at
Frisco.
GOLDEN VALLEY CHRONICLE
HENRY TWP. NEWSLET$
T. A. Leighton was alvninflll
visitor at Beach last Tuesday.
Nearly everybody has started
haying the past week.
A nice soaking rain visited
this section of the county last
Monday.
Mrs. Shears is staying
Mrs. Louis Cajlender for a
days the past week.
on
W O. Orgain of Wibaux made
a short call at the Skaar store
on Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Moehn of Senti
nel Butte were visiting the Sever
sorts a few days last week.
Mrs. Vinquist and Mrs. Schu
ka and Miss Hattie Bartels spent
Monday afternoon with Mrs.
F. Nehls.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nehls
spent a pleasant day at George
Eykhoff's home near Been,
Mont.,, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Black and
the latter's sister and Harry Hall,
made a sight seeing trip up to the
Blue Mountains Sunday.
Mrs. E. Farnham closed a suc
cessful term of school last Friday
with a program and a picnic,
which was quite well attended.
\Mrs. Lulu Brunsberk and
daughter came up from Minnea
polis Tuesday to visit with her
mother., Mrs. L. Blumberg, for
some time.
On the afternoon of August
5 th a meeting is to be held at Vic
Guineaway's hall to elect officers
for our new school district which
was organized recently. Every
one interested in school affairs
should be there thft day.
Mrs. Kate Schuka entertained
the Sewing Club at her home last
Thursday afternoon. Nearly all
members, and four visitors, were
present. A nice lunch was serv
ed at the close of the afternoon,
aftei^ which all departed for their
homes.
\Miss Hattie Bartels, after
spending a week with her sisters,
Mrs. Vinquist and Mrs. Schuka,
and other friends, returned to her
work as stenographer for the
Northwestern Auto Co. at Minne
apolis. This was her first visit
here and she liked it so well she
will return again some other time.
Wanted—Kitchen girl,
quire at the Calender Hotel.
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"Wouldn't you like one of these lux
octant umbrella plants?"
"No some one would borrow it. for a
catn7 day."—Chicago News.
To buy wisely and well
OLLIE TOWN LOT SALE
read all the ads in
At Ollie, Mont., on Northern Pacific, in Fallon County
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1915
All lots to be placed on sale and sold to highest bidder. Buy a business and resident lot in a coming city in
Fallon County. Terms made known on day of sale. Dinner served at sale by Ladies Aid Society.
The
Chronicle
before you do your
shopping
A. L. MARTIN, Townsite Owner, Sentinel Butte, N. Dak.
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Are you contemplating
haying an auction sale?
If you are, it would pay you
to have your bills printed
here and an advertisement
run in the Chronicle. You
could reach more people,
especially more farmers,
than you would by adver
tising in the two other
papers in this city. When
you hold an auction sale
you would like to let the
farmers know about it. The
best way to do this is by
advertising in the Chronicle.
Bear this in mind when you
hold that auction sale.
The Chronilce
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