Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-11-07


shipped out Of Rugby.
Miss Ella Ackerson, a Valley City
nurse. will go to China.
E. A. Mcdonnell is said to have left
Rugby and his creditors.
Bridge whist is getting big hold
onto the 400 of this state.
The new opera house at Neville is
being hurried to completion.
Former Gov. Fancher continues to
enjoy life in Sacramento, Cal.
The 500 short line from Bismarck
to Minot is doing big business.
R. r. Elliott of LaMoure county sold
a half section of land at $50 per acre
A lot of hay was destroyed by q
prairie fire dozen miles east of Lin.
ton.
There are said to be four candidates
to succeed Judge Winchester of Bis
marck.
There was serious prairie fire in
the Silver Leaf section of Dickey
county.
Advance in the price of newspaper
subscriptions is being reported all over
the state.
Tommy Stewart, negro jockey
we'll known in this state, was drown
ed in Helena.
Night watchmen might have saved
the damages by fire at both Oakes
and McHenry.
George s. Converse, an old time
resident of Devils Lake, recently diet
in Minneapolis.
Some of the post cards at Crane
Forks became too tough and their sale
was prohibited.
Dean Bruce may inquire what HI
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much in bunch.
At Langdon a receiving vault, will
capacity for twenty collins, has beer
erected at the cemetery.
The library benefit fund raised a
the opening of the RussellMiller Co..,
mill at Minot reached $500.
Those who have been growing Gel
cry in the Red river valley repor
profitable crops this season.
J. G. Campbell, the we'll known
sheep rancher of Glencoe, Emmon.
county, has sold off his herds.
Wyndmere is having such success!
with its market days that other town.
are planning to try the scheme.
The cases of some men have ;
tendency to cause people to lose thei
faith in the idea of retributive justice
President Niles of the bank at Haz
elton sold his interests to the brother
of Cashier Batter and will remove tt
Minneapolis.
There is renewed gossip about /;
branch line of the Milwaukee from it,
main line in the southwestern part O.
the state to Dickinson.
I
At Kuhn merchants had to ship il
large quantities of cabbage and pota
toes. Is any further argument for di
| versified farming needed.
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Prospective homcsteaders are likel,
to hesitate when they think of thu
fourteen months continuous residence
before they can commute.
Mrs. Ole Lingstal. north of Rugby
stood in front of moving machine
and belabored tile team with a stick
The sickle cut her severely on botl
ankles.
At Kindred there is dog which
sometimes finds the town too slow an(
makes trips en- the train to Brecken
ridge-presumably for the same rea
son that some Of the men make sim
liar excursions.
If Commissioner Laid had his wa,
the sausages served at the restaurant:
would be tho pale" kind, instead Ct
the rich red that results from the USE
of coal tar dyes and other poisonou:
coloring matter.
I The constable who undertook t.
close the Ryder blind pigs became in
toxicated first. He was afterwart
placed in Jail, from which he escaped
He was not resident of Ryder, bu
blew in and started to reform things.
The marshal at Page effected {
miraculous cure when he attempted t,
arrest man walking with crutches
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