Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-02-28

Sykeston now has a large street
lamp. --~--.------
Enderlin has new bakery and res.
taurapt.
Neche has had largely attended
bachelors ball.
Reynolds has had largely attended
masquerade bail.
Alice is now getting its mail over.
land from Buffalo.
st. Thomas has decided to have a
business mems union.
John Vinson has opened his new
restaurant at Buffalo.
Two or three families at Portal are
under quarantine for smallpox.
The st. Thomas curriers' defeated the
rink at Gretna by four points.
The 500 line from Thief River Falls
to Kennlare IS being opened up.
Palermo has been surveyed aud will
soon take vote on Incorporation.
The diphtheria cases in Emmons
county are reported out of danger.
w. II. Clark Of Cando is shipping a
car load of hogs to the Eastern mar.
ket
The front part of Mrs. Nehring's
home at Wahpeton was destroyed by
fire.
Forty-seven car loads of grain have
been taken gu. of the yards at Lang.
don.
Cando expects to manufacture more
cement blocks this year than ever be-
fore.
The Swedish Lutheran church at
Sheyenne has new pews and q new
altar.
NJ. H. Aved, the retired president Of
the Eagles at Harvey, was given $25
watch charm.
Postmaster Chamber of Churches
Ferry has been reappointed for anoth'
err four years.
The vote at Langdon was unanimous
In favor of the issuance Of $4,000 Of
refunding bonds.
All mail for Goodrich is being rout-
ed to Harvey and carried across the
country by team.
The company coal at the depot at
Lucca was parceled out for the benefit
of the inhabitants.
Tho Trail county term Of court,
usually held in February. has been i'd
journed until March ~.
The Literary society at Flasher
seems to be able to give the residents
abundant entertainment.
There was dance at Grano the 9TH
er night. and the programme was not
completed until daylight.
States Attorney Thomas of Benson
county is after the slot machines OF
every name and description.
Frank Lynch received an acknowk
edgement from President Roosevelt
of the buffalo steak expressed to him.
The absence of fuel in some Of the
printing Offices is very noticeable.
the pale print of the newspa-
pers.
A car of coal which reached Lang.
don last week weighed forty-nine tons.
being the heaviest ever shipped to that
point.
A rotary snow plow made the trip
over the Hannah line last week, ana
was the first one ever seen on that
branch.
Some one broke into the coal bin at
the depot in Brinsmade the other
night and helped themselves to lib.
eral supply.
m. e.,o,, ,o,+hoook ~ Ton0don
have taken steps for the construction
of railroad to be built and operated
by themselves.
The commissioners of Rolette coun-
ty seem to have made quite a business
of cancelling some of the taxes prevt'
ously assessed.
Fred Gardiner of st. Thomas has
had much trouble with one OF his eyes
through getting it poisoned with an
indellible pencil.
Supt. Huntington of the 500 line an.
nounces that foot bridge Will Do
built across the tracks in Harvey
early in the spring.
w. H. Kelley has been elected sec.
rotary of the Hatton Commercial club
and the organization is after the city
council to have the streets fixed up SO
the farmers can get into town without
tipping over.