Golden Valley chronicle., February 18, 1916, Image 8

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

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Beach Market Report
No* 1 Northern 1.13
No. 2 Northern 1 1 1
Winter "\VKeat 1 09
Ca. Oarnm Wheat 1 a
No. 1 Flax 2 10
No. 2 7iax 2.03
Barley .51
Rye
Oats .3
Above prices correct-d Feb 18
LOCALS
J. P. Smith transacted bus
iness in Sentinel Butte Mon
day.
Rev. Father Wolpsrs was
a Sentinel Butte visitor Mon
day.
Martin Ziinsli of Sentinel
Butte was a business visitor
rn the city Monday.
M. K. Bowen. the big far
yr of the Cllie country, was
jisactdng business in ihe city
.. ednesday of this week.
A Masguerade dance will
be given at the Leo Kukouski
home Saturday evening Feb.
26lh. The public is invited.
The ladies of the Alter So
ciety of the Ca'.holic church
will meet at the heme of Mrs.
Lou's Hail'h Thursday. Febru
ary 24th.
County Commissioner and
Mrs. L. E. Curl, of the Bur
key-G.clva country, were
gusl:?ts at the Callender the
fore part of the week.
Ccunty Commissioner Guy
Lee, of Sentinel Butte, was a
Beach business visiter several
days during the past week,
representing his district at the
'"orramisE'ioner's me!i'ng and at
nding to business connected
ith the abstract firm cf which
is a mismber.
Charles Doubles, the pop
ular young farmler of near
Burkey, was a business visit
or in the city several days this
week. Mr. Doubles is a pro
rrtinemt K. C., and attended
the Knights of Cclumbus ban
quet which occurred under the
aus?i*ies of the local order at
the Callender hotel Monday
evening.
Mirs. Agnes Shepardson, of
Pennsylvania, who visited her
sistsir, Mrs. W. A. Tennay,
two years ago on her way to
Washington, has returned to
this city and will remain with
Mrs. Tennay for the rest of
the winter. Mrs. Shepard
son has enjoyed an extensive
trip through Washington and
southern Oregon, and though
the country is exceptionally
fine in summer, the severe
S.
R.
Vail
•winter, (worst since 1898) has I teachers in Seven Day Advent
caused great hardship. schools.
Morris was a business
visitor at Wibaux and Glen
:!ive the first of the week.
Advertise in the
•nd 3Tou will have
arllon
of pleurisy.
'ms wife to
Thursday.
sa
of knowing that your
ivertising
Mr.
'Vttn j* cor fined to the local
hospital with
Building now occupied by
lie Toggery for rent March 1.
Will fix to suit tenant Inquire
of Gilbertson Optician & Jew
eler next to Beach State Bank.
Mrs. L. W. Richards left
c~ the Twin Citiies Tuesday,
where she will spend several
Vi'^ek looking after land busi
ness.
A't'ty. R. M. Andrews left
Wednesday on No. 2 for Kan
sas city on important legal mat
ters. He expects to be away
nbout two weeks.
State Representative John
Odknd Was in Beach Wednes
day in the interest^ of the Sen
tinel Butte Milling Co., of
w'hich he is a prominent stock
holder.
J. H. Haigh left Wednesday
rcr
his home at Norwalk, Wis.,
3.fter
having spent about a
•-voek her looking after busi
ess interests and visiting his
sonsl
Mrs. P. C. Erickson is at
Boyd, Minnetosa. where she
was called by reason of the
serious illness of her mother,
who is very low with an attack
cf pneumonia.
D. I. Walde will leave next
veek for Hill City, Minnesota,
where he will maike his future
home. He has rented his
farm, south of town, and will
take life easy
MR. FARMER
are you interested in cheap farm power? If
so, I have a number of second hand and re
built Farm Tractors for sale at a price that
I am sure will interest yon.
I have one 40 H. P. tractor in running
order for $600.00 on easy terms and engine
gaag plows, in good condition, for $40.00.
I can supply you with any sized tractor
you want, either new, rebuilt or second hand
at the right price, and on easy terms. If
you are in need of a tractor or plow, don
fail to call telephone No. 114, or write
C. W. FINKLE
BEACH, N. DAK.
lihe
his days.
remainder
The Ladies' Aid of the M.
E. church will be entertained
by Mesdames Clifford Smith,
Blodgett and A. M. Stoddard
=).t the heme of the latter on
Thursday afternoon, Febru
ary 24th. Everybody is wel
come.
Misses Eilizabeth
r:-\ Walde left yesterday for
their respective homes, after
having been called here by the
'llness and death of their
nio'uer, Mrs. Anna Walde.
Miss Elizabeth returned to
Goodrich, this sitate, and Miss
Helena to Lincoln Valley.
They are both employed as
he social Hour club will
iracet wiih Mrs. R. A. Sprague
Tuesday afternoon. Feb. 22.
Chronicle When you have an item of
the
tjs-Nncws
call
No.
!y°u
gees into 1900 this paper will appreciate
tl 'n
the borders of Golden it but it will receive more pub
county.
a severe attack
Mrs. Hill accom
Beach hospita1
and He e- }c:wing jg
5 and we assure
that not only the edi'xr
licity
than is possible through
|any other similar advertis'
Rocky niedium in Golden Valley.
Socialists Put
Up Full Ticket
Koeppler, of Beach, Nominat
ed for Supreme Court Judge
Minot, N. D., Feb. 10.—
The
Socialists cf N. D. metj
here
and r.orriinated the fol-i
lowing ticket: United States
•Senator. John Erickson, Gar
den congress. First district, I
V.
Gram, Devils Lake: Sec-'
brd district, Oscar Anderson,
Velva Third district, W. D.
C'vuings. Lignite: governor.
Oscar Johnson, Bergen: li'u-i
ter?.nt governor, Arthur With
"rcwe. Mandan secretary of
state, H. R. Martinson, Minot
luitor, J. B. Clark. Donny
rock:
treasurer, O. E. Lcft
ns. Kloten attorney general,
R. R. Goer, Devils Lake sup
erintendent of schools, M.
Brumwell, Hatton commi's-
Tioner
cf agriculture, L. A.
Kncke. Willow City Comtnis
sioner of Insurance, Jim Ma
loney, Baker railroad ccim
irfssioners, Jas. Mack, Plaza
C. J. Knutson Voltaire O. B.
Lee, Malcome Judges sup
reme court. C. 0. Gosman,
Minot J. L. Koeppler. Beach
Mat Delhi, Columbia.
HIGH SCHOOL LOSES
ONE GAME BUT
WINS ANOTHER
The Beach basket ball team
went to Miles City Friday,
where they played the local
team that evening, being de
fated by a score of 36 to 23.
Our boys played a good game
and proved themselves equal
!v gcod losers. After the game,
the Beachites were royally en
'urteiined at a banquet tenered
'them by the victorious team.
Patrick and Noyes starred for
the locals, and Noyes and
Wells for the cow town. Fol-
t^e
line_Up:
Miles
City
uosl0
Narey
Wells
Watson
Egeberg
Pennewell
Beach
0
U®SHHW
R. F.
L. T.
R. G.
Purvis
Noyes
Patrick
L. G.
Sub.
Logan
Tobias
At Terry the following day
our boys took the Terry High
into camp by a score of 42-26.
The Terry bunch put up a
strong game, but were unable
to ccpe with Beach's vigirous
attack. Patrick starred for
Beach by making 10 field bas
kets and one foul basket.
Noyes m|ade 3 field baskets
and 2 foul baskets. 'Olson
•nade I field basket. Follow
ing the game the Beach quin
tette were hospitably enter
tained by the losing team. The
line-up follows:
Terry Beach
Flint R. F. Purvis
Cameron L. F. Noyes
Lynch C. Olson
Ptass R. G. Patrick
Weeby L. G. Tobias
Wesby Suib Logan
Announcement
I hereby 'announce miyself
a candidate for nomination for
ounty Treasurer, on the Re
nublncan ticket at the June
orimaries, subject to the will of
*he voters and respectfully
srilicit yciw support.
Yours sincerely
T. N. NOBLE
GOLDEN VALLEY CHRONIC E
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CHURCHES
METHODIST.
Carlyle Opera House.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
preaching, 11 a. m.
Preston Church
Sunday School 2:00 p.
Preaching 3:00 p.
Ollie Opera House
Preaching 7:30
Ira F. Rankin, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL
Sabbath School. 19:
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
AGAIN: ONLY 10 DAYS MORE
SL.
&
PrrB"TlffBWBBf'i ltiUltVitnywir*r a'.
vf*
E O
m.
S E 6 3 0 p. m.
Evening Service .. 7:30 p.m.
Midweek Bible sfudy and
prayer service wfill be held
each Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock.
This is an invitation to go
to church. If your choice does
not impel you elsewhere, I
will be glad to have you wor
ship with us.
George N. Keniston, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Preaching Service 10:30 a. m.
Sunday School.. 11:45 a. m.
Epworth League .. 6:30 p. m.
Preaching Service. 7:30 p. m.
Wed Prayer Service7:30 p. m.
E)p Worth League Business
Meeting First Tuesday of the
monith 7:30 p. m.
Teacher training Class every
Friday 7:30 p. m.
Ladies Aid Society Every Two
weeks.
Th® pi'btfic is welcome.
Ira E. Hammer.
Pastor.
U. B. CHURCH
Services wtill be held both
lO More Days of This Great Selling Out Sale at
The Toggery (Rosenberg & Lewison) Beach, N. Dakota
O
morning and evening at the
by the church orchestra and
the male quartette. All not
obligated elsewhere ar cordi
ally invited to join in the ser
vice.
W. T. Kessinger. Pastor.
ANNUAL BASKET BALL
TOURNAMENT
The annual basket ball tour
namenfi for the southwestern
district of North Dakota will
be held in Dickinson Febru
ary 25th and 26th. The games
will be played in the Armory
there, its floor being one of
the best in the state for that
purpose.
As we understand it five
teams, Manda, Beach, Bis
rrlarck, Hettinger and Wash
burn, will compete and there
will be plenty of excitement
in every game played. The
Beach aggregation expect to
bin the pink of condition and
it is said that a goodly number
from: here Will go with them
to cheer on to victory.
The rapid thaw, liberating
immense quantities of water,
has in several places in the
city submerged the crossings,
retaking it difficult for pedes
trians to cross. At the cross
ing just north of tthe N. P.
tracks west of the depot, the
wafer accumulated so rapidly
this iriorning that in a short
time it w(as several feet deep,
and for a time it wtas neces
sary for pedestrians to make
a wide detour in order to es
-ape the deep water. A hast
ly constructed foot bridge, laid
over the crossing, and traffic
contibues unimpeded.
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The roof is on our new building at Ollie, Mont.
working hard to get the building completed in
time for our early occupancy and we hope to move sotin. Do you
realize the loss it means to you if you do not attend our sale within the next 10 days
and take advantage of the ridiculous low prices we have placed on all ineichandise.
Oar minds are made up to sell all and SELL OUT WE WILL. Ehlen, the price
slasher, has trimmsd prices with an AX, not whittled with a JACKKNIFE. He has
no mercv on this stock. The goods don belong to him and he does not "are how he
GIVES 'EM AWAY. His instructions are to CLEAN OUT QUICK and he is
goini tod, it, if low prices will, and you appreciate new and up to the minute merchan
dise. ou should attend, you cannot, justice to yourself, miss this onlv opportunity
to outfit vourself and family at prices that have hit the BULLS EYE of the bargain
J11^: We have put in an order for fine weather. The weatherman infoims us that
he will fill tue order and you will be able to attend our
Subzero Price Slashing Selling Out Sale
DO IT NOW
Miss Lillian Luella Orr vis
ited the school Wednesday.
Mr. Laplumte, a photogra
pher from Miles City visited
the school Wednesday and
took pictures oif the various
apartments, including the as
sembly room.
Tihe last game of the sea
son to be played on the home
floor iw'ill be a double head
er between Beach team and the
Dickinson and Wibaux teams.
Folcwving the games the H. S.
willl entertain the teamls in the
H. S. Domestic science rooms
ait which refreshments and a
program will be enjoyed. Next
week it is expected that a num
ber of the H. S. students will
accompany the home team for
the itournament held at Dick
inson
The Basket Ball Boys ac
companied by itlheir coach M.
Hanson went to Miles Ci'ty.
Friday and there met wfith a
defeat at the hands of the
Milps-Gity boys. Although our
boys put up a good fight all
the way thru, tlhey were una
ble to mlake the scores neces
sary by which to defeat their
opponent/ On their way home
Saturday they stopped off at
Terry and that evening mist
the Teirrv boys on the'ir home
flccir. The game was carried
off wiith a score of 26-42 in
favor of the Beafb %y».
Ed Perry was in attendance
at the Elk's doings at Dickin
son last Saturday evening.
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The carpenters are
the shortest possible
OF BARGAINS AT THE
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School Notes I
E E N S A E S O N O
What's Wrong?
—your eyes?
—or your glasses?
•—do you know?
—want to know?.
.—it's a pertinent
—the sensible course*
ascertain the cause*
AVecantell you.
My Glasses
Guaranteed to Give
Satisfaction And to
Be Fitted Correctly
We save you $3.00 to $5.00
a pair from charges made by
traveling Opticians.
Have installed $300, worth
new instruments for exam
ining eyes and have one of the
best equipped fitting rooms
west of ithe Twiiin Cities.
Gilbertson
Optician
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