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1920 BORN, 1925 gfadpt, s36.tb Mbcnbs.
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HGfe snr Meiic in's Mitslano be-
iorgt 81 Maine, Rr. 413, Oi-Wa!ti.
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r9entife 9ant bot galtin,pre," Baltimore urb
Soltoop:Str gliteuft Neber Brdiioent, 6. s.
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9aumaterioliett, EbEren, Senfter-
rabmen, 2ooen etc.
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S~reoertdsStraBe.
Geo. q. GIunn e Bro.
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Marmor- un6 @ranit.@ erfe.
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2ei1enbeItatter.
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2anOmirtbiGaftli6e @erdtbe uno
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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-29
0Ae #appy Wan

is the user of Moore's Nonleakable Fountain
Pen. Positively the best pen on the markets
easy to fill and never leaks. Comes in Ladies'
and Gents sizes. Sold every where at the
same price. Try one and if you do not find
it the best pen you ever used your money will
be refunded
What wonder should say "oh fudge
When Fountain Pens their fingers snudge:
Be sensible: and find
BY using Clean Handle" Moore"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-29
The Vanishing Prairie Hen.

The North Dakota Ga,le and Fish Fro
1ective association, shich is recently
formed has 2oa..::l7aced :; campaign il
this state 10 a;;en,p. 10 Prevent the total
determination Of ga.2=, !, has sen, 10
hun,e.s d booklet ea;:;lee; The Vanishing
Prairie Hen. :1y Clat= Than. fs).sssin is
s., forth an interesting s&e,ch of ;I3a, bird.
ho@ 1t followed tie earl pioneers from
the Isasi ard ,low il no.: coatror.s des,ruc-
to-i ii rigid las arr 2c, passed and en-
forced 10 prevent.
Nc i.e- gam lir3 lies IL American
ccntinen; than .lle aianat=a grouse says
the author, and il is The wonder ot all
trae sPor;s'!4n =''er..s here ttat the srea;
West Sc generous IN is ,=:,1?era.nea: SO
ndit,rea; TO IT, tol,a. should count
enance til ass;fa.:.ca OF practically the
only bird vhich it can really Gall It's o..n. p
Further in III oQ!.!4t Mr. Than
says,
Ills sasro" 10 :a;a: ii: j: is positive
grief 10 yci;e / II | ca1 see no hope
tor III prairie chicken. Under he hest
game las Tia. an t. ,a.:sel aal an5le-
the r1est 1isi1 en.ogc saaent Hal any conf
inan:ty CT state coa,d enact and provide
IT, li;e G: ;he bids s aog-A L IL pre-
cariocs or N til lace Of The rapid settle
mea; e: he 1aa1s '.a4re j: IS making is f.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-29
Proceedings Of Village Trustees

Inc hrst meeting OF the board Of ,rus.
: tees OF the village of Beach, N, D. was
held in said village, this 10th day of Aug.
A. D. 1907; all the members OF the said
board, consisting of T. L. Smith. Z. E.
Noble and A. B. kellogg, being presen,
the said meeting was called to order by
the village clerk who announced as the
first business'to come before the meeting
10 he the election of president of the
said board of trustees; whereupon Mr.
Noble nominated T. l. Smith for the Office
OF president of the said board which mo-
ton was seconded by MIR. Kellogg. No
further nominations being made the clerk
put to vote the question of the nomination
OF MIR. Smith for president Mr.. Noble and
Mr.. kellogg voted aye ard Ny. Smith no.
and MIR. Smith was declared elected, pres
iden, OF said Board.
Ihereupon I. L. Smith as 1reside,, of
HE said board of trustees assumed the
chair and Mr.. Noble made and Mr.. kell-
ogg seconded a motion. that The bond of
tie village marshall and assessor b.. fixed
al the sum of five hundred dollars and
that the clerk be instructed to draw ND
the required bond for the said amount 10
ne presented, as soon as may be, i,v the
said marshall and treasurer with ,,yo or
more good and sufficient suritiss thereto
TO the said board for its approval. The
question being put by ;hepresdent, Messrs
Noble and Kellogg voting aye and there
being no vote to the contrary, the presi-
dent declared the same to be carried.
Mr. Noble made and Mr.. Kellogg sec
o2ded a motion that the bond OF the CITY
clerk and treasurer be set at the sum of
I've hundred dollars and that the clerk
draw up bond in the said sum to be pre-
scented, as soon as may be, By the clerk
and treasurer viii, two or more good and
sufficient surities thereto, to the said board
Tor its approval. Said motion being put
by the president MIR. Noble and Mr.. He'll
ossT voted yes and there being no opposing
vote it was declared carried.
Mir. Noble made and MIR. Kellogg sec
onded motion that the clerk be instructed
TO procure as many copies as possible Of
the bylaws and ordinances of other cities
and villages and present the same TO the
sad board, as soon ar may be- for its con-
sheraton and inspection Said motion
being put to vote by tl1= president Messrs
Noble and Kellogg voted aye and, there
being no vete to the contrary, it was de-
clared carried by the president
Nh. Noble made and Mr.. Kellogg sec
onded motion that the clerk be author
izad TO order and procure at the village
expense the requisite books and blanks for
the carrying on of the business Of the viii
lase and OF the several Offices thereof and
also corporate seal for the said ,-illage.
Said motion being put to vote dy the pres
ident. Mr.. Noble and Mr.. Kellogg voted
aye and no vote being TO the contrary said
motion was declared carried by the pres
ident
Mr.. Noble made and Mr.. Kellogg sec
oadeel motion that the clerk be instructed
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-29

II 10. stones are to be had and it
is necessary 10 stake the traps. twist
ed iron stakes that can DC driven be-
low the surface OF the ground should
be used They should he OF GOOD iron
straps. at least is inches long, three
quarters of an inch wide, and three
sixteeuths of an ircr thick, turned
over at the top into a P-shaped loop
to connect with the ring OF the trap
chNin
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-29

and authorized to communicate with w.
II. Veigel of Dickinson, N. d. in respec,
to procuring, at the villages expense, from
him profile and blue print of the survey,
made on Aug. 10, 1907, of proposed
grade for streets in said village. Said
motion being put to vote by the presi-
dent, MIR. Noble and Mr.. kellogg voted
yes and there being no vote to the cons
trarv it was declared carried by the pres
ident.
Mr. Noble made and Mr. Kellogg sec
onded motion that the clerk be instruct
ed TO communicate with the authorities in
Dickinson, Glendive, Mandan and other
towns for the purpose OF finding out wheth-
er or no, they have any second hand hose
for sale and the prices of the same, also
to communicate with dealers in hose and
TO procure their terms and prices for the
same. Said motion being put to vote by
the president, Messrs Noble and Kellogg
voteb aye and there being no contrary
vote j, vas declared carried by the pres
iden,
r. 7. Gallagher,
Village clerk.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-29
Beach Drug Ca.

covered with a piece o! PAPER TO Keep
the earth from clogging under The
pan. Fine earth should then he
sprinkled over the paper until all
traces OF trap and paper are conceal.
ed. The surface of the ground and
surroundings should appear as nearly
as possible undisturbed The dust
may be given a natural appearance
by sprinkling it with water. Touch
ing the ground or other Objects with
the hands, sriyting near the trap, or
In any way leaving trace of human
odors near by should be avoided Old,
well-scented gloves should be worn,
and little of the scent used for the
traps should be rubbed on the shoe
soles. A piece of old cowhide may be
used to stand on and to pile the loose
earth on while burying the drag and
trap.
For coyotes use the best No. 8 dou.
BILE spring trap, unless in wolf coun-
try, where it is better to use trap
strong enough to hold wolf In set
ting the trap use the same method
and bait as for wolves, but the traps
may be staked or fastened to a sta
tionary object with more safety.
Success in trapping depends large
ly upon the use OF a scent that will
attract wolves and coyotes to the
traps and keep them tramping and
paving there until caught Meat bait
/ alone is of little use and often, indeed,
scares the animals away OF the
many scents and combinations tested
the fetid bait has proved most sue.
cessful.
No poison has as yet proved so eff
/ fective as pura sulphate OF strychnine,
provided the proper sc is used The
| most effective desc il; four grains for
wolves and two gratis for coyotes.
The common three :. iin gelatin cap.
sules sold by druggists will hold, if
we'll filled, four grains OF strychnine
and are. better than the larger cap.
sules. The regular 1wo-grain capsules
should be used for coyotes. The cap.
sules should be filled, securely cap.
/ tcu, tHu t'S!t t!dSG Ol t!le intensely
bitter drug wiped from the outside.
| Each capsule should be inserted in
a piece of beef suet the size Of a
walnut and the cavity 81 3urely closed
/ to keep out moisture. Lean meat
should not be used, as the Juice soon
dissolves the gelatin of the capsule.
The necessary number CT poisoned
! bats may be prepared and carried in
a tin can Or pail They should never
be handled except With gloved hands
or forceps. The bats may be dropped
from horseback along scented drag
line made BY dragging an old bone or
piece OF hide we'll saturated With the
fetid scent, Or they may be placed
around or partly under any carcass
on which the wolves or coyotes are
feeding, or along trails which they
are in the habit of following.
Gelatin capsules quickl, dissolve in
the juices OF the stomach Strychnine
taken on all empty stomach sometimes
kills in very few minutes, but on a
full stomach its action is much slow.
er, and the animal may have time to
travel a considerable distance.
VERNON BAILEY.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-29

When poss.b!e. pace t.le t.a@ Eo:
tween two tufts OF grass or weeds. so
it can he readily approached. fcoH
enc side only. Fury the stone. c,@.a
and trap out Of sight, with the trap
nearest 10 The runway where -'ia
wolves follow q trail or road cross
a narrow pass. or visit a carcass. The
trap should he flush with The surface
of the ground and the jaws ai. oau
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-29

the country or come from the flotsam an d
jetsam OF the towns and cities-the latter
class OF whom by their contempt of one
law do not hesitate to violate all law and
create prejudice in the farming COM
munity against all men who 60. afeld."
The season for chickens opens on the
f1rst day OF September. A hunting license
is required, which can be procured from
the county auditor for IS cents Non.res-
idents license is s25.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Il, Z. Gallagher,
Village clerk.

Ne?artflea' Of ths Interior, Land Office
a, Dickinson, n. D., 1uly, 90 1907.
Notice IS hereby given that John o i'eriil,
of Beach, n. D., has filed notice Of his
intention TO make final tife-year proof in
supper; Of his claim. viz: Homestead
Entry No. - made ally = 1907, Tor the
Sc Section ID TaH:nship 80, Range
100, and that said proof will ae made
before Register and Receiver, a. D:ckin;
son, North Dakota, On October %, 1907.
He names the following witnesses &c
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of The land, VIZ: ]. D. Hal
steal. 'Thos. Nra:lics, ioin (. Gle. II.
Feldhusen, OF Beach, y. y.
AUG -.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-04-19

Car Of fresh U. s. Pa'eO'
received at Daniels.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-04-19
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

The services at the Congregational
church we're fairly we'll attended last
Lords day. A steady growth IN mum
Der and interest in the Sunday Schooi
is very encouraging.
The communion of the Lords SUP
nor was observed at the morning SER
vice, the sermon being from the teXt'
. Cor. 4: 6. supplying the thought tha'
the crucfxion of Christ the veil OF Ills
flesh was rent, allowing the light OF
the Holy Spirit to shine out to us
and through our crucifxion with Him
the veil of our carnal mind is rent
allowing His light to shine into ou'
hearts.
The EndeavOr society, by request
held another song service at the Eure
| ka hotel, at $50 Sunday evening" al
tended by quite few of the youn
men stopping there. After a pleasan
time spent in singing gospel songs eh
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-04-19
Little Clayton Taylor Meets horlD
Death.

Little Clayton Taylor, the Two VI
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert !
Ior. living about eight miles Souh|
Welsh, was badly burned to "a
last Friday morning. 1t seems
CLAYTON and his four year old GO'1
were playing in the barn ana nss
cured some matches which mao
left there by negroes Who were
mo in the barn. Clayton, VINO
climbed up in one OF the ieeu ' =.
was scratching the matches and y! y!
mo them from him when they
some straw and started the ilre: |
Cider how ran to the house ana
the negro cook to come and 81
hrother, bat as he did not nj y
fire the cook made no special y
and when she reached the I Ss.|
flames had gained too muca ~, nee; !.
for her to reach the boy. Que '. y
diately called the mother ~nV =
I Inst ber life in her endeavor pI
the child who was still si'.ln a,,..
feed box, calling TO bis mO -.
helm, while the flames were "a
closer to him, and the ourniDs II
from the NOW above was So
showers Of sparks aud enO Us =,
E mon the unprotected lead Of I n
!, one. All efforts to save sn ni, a, sse
wre fruit,ess: and it was oni; .s,t
S harm had burned down aI Va =,
: cbarred remains OF the OOO! :"
n cued. ..;oos were "
= the Methodist church IN 9 DS;nSSs
;. urday, Rev, Basket preacn'Hs
IL mon. ornnatbibes
! The whole country symps pau n
. the bereaved parents Ia 'ii'A
misfortune
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this work, and did so, as the sch0
had not!taken vote on it, | paid )
pledge, and if the school does nds
fit to give that it will be all right
me.
The only resolution affecting
work was that of temperance; sdi
eating the teaching to all childrenl
principle of ,otal abstinence, ARdI
these things are to be done no.
might or power, but by My Spi.
sayeth the Lord. :
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-04-19
BAPTIST CHURCH.

There was fine spirit in the morn
inc service, The Home Mission ot1er-
ipg was given with splendid spirit
There were $40 given in less than ten
minutes, and every one seemed happy
in giving it.
The next sermon in the series on
"Discipleship,' will be 1.-The DiScl-
pies PRAYER"
The Sunday School is maintaining
a high average. The last two sun
DAVIS the same number were reported
present.