Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-09-26

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StntsMan county has had its share
ct fires this fall
Great Northern crews are hustline
things at Walha!la.
NJ. p. Hanson of Glenburn had leg
broken in u runaway.
Grapes are being gathered by the
:On in the woods around Wa!ha!la.
Threshing rigs are doing some live
i; work in North Dakota jlst now.
Many towns in the state are sending
requests Tor more men for threshing.
Arrests fer smuggling have been
frequent in northern Williams county.
Wheat is yielding eighteen and oats
sixty bushels around Ambrose - some
Ct it,
There were four insanity cases in
Mclienry county in one week---all non
residents.
The early estimates of the number
Of prairie chickens certainly was ex
aggerated.
The members Of Company A Of Bis
marck feel encouraged over the arm
| Org project.
Durum wheat at the Glover ranch in
Dickey county went twenty-siX bush.
els per acre.
The daily mail service on the 500
north of Bismarck is pleasing the peo
pie Of those towns.
The water in the Red river is lower
than for years-or was prior to the re.
| cent heavy rainfall.
John A. Johnson Of Fessenden re.
ports his dur,lm wheat averaging thir.
ty bushels per acre.
The people of the new counties in
the southwestern part of the state
want a new land Office.
American Society Of Equity mem.
bers are strong advocates Of the hold
your wheat proposition.
A man who can invent hen that
will lay fresh eggs should be able to
make money OH the deal.
The 500 terminal at Superior
should prove big thing for North Da.
kotans along that railroad.
/. Fifty residences have been erected
in Enderlin this summer and contracts
have been let for thirty-five more.
A Bismarck woman was looking for
her husband, whom she claimed was
endeavoring to elope with her sister.
With a supply of natural gas threat.
ened In Westhope there will be plenty
of material for the next political cam.
paign.
The bids opened for the armory at
HillsborO were in excess of the ap.
! preparation and new ones will be
asked.
Sparks from locomotive started
fire which destroyed the grain on
about twenty-five acres of land near
Minor.
| A mattress OH bed in a Linton ho-
tel caught on fire but was thrown out
before much damage was done to 9TH
er property.
From the way the government is
stocking up the lakes in this state
there should be good crop Of fish
stories in a year or two.
An infant child and Mr. and Mrs.
Stofford of Medina pulled a pan of hot
milk from stove and was so badly
scalded it died the next day.
A Morton county man was arrested
ON the charge OF getting a horse with
out paying for it. That sounds tri1e
less harsh than a horse thief.
| Commissioner Ladd's bleached -four
warning is attracting the attention of
+, the people of the state and hereafter
/ the -four will have to be right
The controller of tile currency has
! approved Il couple Of national banks of
Minneapolis as reserve agents for the
First National of Turtle Lake.
There was fist fight at Goodrich
over the possession OF a hunting dog
and while the fight was in progress
Il third man attempted to run awav
with the purp.
| The Milwaukee is unable to change
] it's stations; SO one can be established
!: on the North Dakota side of the line
opposite Lennon. S. %. That's hand.
(, ing the yellow fruit to the settlers
there.
| Three young men paid 4 brakeman
| 81 each 10 ride on 500 freight. They
claim that before the train reached
Bowbells conductor attempted to
make them pay more They slugged
him but were later arrested and fined
$13 each.
At Bismarck dog ran to the front