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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-31

81 shan't be with you,' replied Bart, COM
posedly, and seeing that Kirk was about to
make an indignant protest against leaving INN
there alone, he added quickly; "I want you
to let me work this thing out just as l see
fit, for / know more about such matters than
you do"
II know that, Bart; but I'm not willing to
leave you here to be murdered"
81 will take care that they don't wipe me
out quite SO easily. | made those scoundrels
on the cliff agree to stay there until day after
tomorrow morning, for it would be like giving
ourselves up to them to start at the same time
we allow them to come down. Tomorrow
morning, you and Dory will start with all
the traps and the donkeys. You will be at
the foot Of the mountain by night, and camp
there. The next morning, about ten o'clock,
/ shall give the word to our neighbors on the
rocks that they may come down, and | shall
light out. You will be at the ledge by dark.
which will be about the same time they will
get into the canyon to unite their friend Tom.
can travel pretty nigh twice as fast as
burros can, and shall be with you some time
during the night. These rascals can't start
after us till next morning, and we shall be at
Silver Cliff by the time they are in the valley.
It'll all go just like cloekwork if you do your
part like man."
"Tll do my part" assured Kirk, proud Of
the confidence Bart semed to have in him: (:
'but at the same time / shall feel worried
about you, for there1l be four to one after
we're gone"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-31
CHAPTER VIII.
IN ADVANCE

~ HERE was every reason to believe
that those on the cliff had surren-
dered all their weapons, but yet Bart
N1SN6Nl would not take any risk. He in
(AezkSy sisted that Kirk and Dory should re-
main behind the barricade, ready to
fire upon the prisoner at the first SIGN of
treachery, while he did such work as was nee
essary for the perfection of his plan.
II was yet daylight when he said to Dorv.
after he had busted himself for some time WITH
the wounded burro:
'.'You take Kinks place while he comes with
me for a moment, and remember what Won
are to do ii those on the cliff should fire at
Dorv nodded his head as a sign that Ne
would obey the command; but from the ex.
preston of his face it could easily be seen that
he did not fancy the job any better than did
his cousin.
"Come, Kirk" continued Bart, 'I want To
show you something from the other end of the
canyon"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-31

the night.
morning, it was decided not to put up the
tent, but simply to seek such shelter as would
be afforded by the trees that marked the rise
of the mountains
A fire no larger than was sufficient to cook
some bacon and boil the coffee was made, and
extinguished as soon as the meal had been
prepared, lest it should lead too inquisitive or
evi[minded strangers to the camp.
Fatigued as they were by the journey, both
were ready to seek repose, and the watches
while Dory fell asleep almost before the de,
tails had been decided upon.
To pE CONTINUED NEXT sI,NnAy
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-31
CHAPTER TX.
IN SUSPENSE.

HE saddles and packs were removed
from the burros, and the animals,
fastened together in couples, were al
lowed to feed where they chose,
while the boys set about getting
supper and making preparations for
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-15
Farmers Elevator for Beach.

That Beach is to have Farmers Ele-
vator is now an assured fact. Enough
stock has been sold to make the thing a
success and the farmers of this community
feel lucky to get farmers elevator at this
early date. Over fifty farmershave already
signed up for stock and many more are
anxious to become members of the organ
ization Mr.. H. c. Jensen. an experienc-
ed grain buyer. who has charge of the
work. has secured $50 it. site on the
right-ot-way east of the Thorpe elevator.
and has commenced work on the structure
which will be completed and ready for
grain not later than Sept 15th. A notice
elsewhere calls meeting of the share
holders for Tuesday. Aug. goth. at which
time the organization will be incorporated
and officers elected. Farmers elevators
in the state have been paying enormous
dividends besides establishing better
prices and grades.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-15
GAME LACKING IN INTEREST
Dickinson Io, Beach o.

The Post gives an account OF SUNDAYS
game as follows--''A A crowd of 400 persons
watched the Dickinson colts exercise at
the ball park Sunday afternoon. There
was 10 game. Some lads from Beach and
Wibaux were present and assisted in max
ing the afternoon comedy a success from
every standpoint. The locals took turns
IN swatting the ball and prancng around
the cushions. 1t was good time to prac-
tice Delsarte in base running and the
Dickinson bunch made the best of it. A.
bout the only thing marvellous about the
game was the noticeable improvement in
the infieid. Somebody has surely been
coaching the team. There were no holes
for safe hits and the way the fellows had
OF eating up the speedy grounders was a
delight to the eye. At the bat everybody
made good. even some whose stick work is
not always the subject of enthusiastic
comment.
The Beach lads showed lack of, organi
cation aud practice. They were up a.
galnst it and knew it but we're good for
the best that was in them and are worthy
OF commentator for that. They played
just as hard in the last inning as in the
first and their good plays were generously
applauded. The Beach field did good
work but the inield was rotten. Two
men got to third during the progress of the
contest One player stopped batted ball
in the fifth and that about covers the game. :"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-15
County Seat Happenings.
From the Herald

!.
The state board of equalization increas-
ed the assessed valuation of real estate in
Billings county 50 per cent. Bowman
county so per cent, and Stark county
$50 per cent.
Fred Pabst will ship twenty Car loads of
horses from this station tomorrow. the cars
having been on the side track several days.
There will be in the neighborhood OF Goo
horses in the shipment and they will go to
St. Louis.
County Auditor ]. A, McGregor and
daughter. Miss Ruth. went to Bismarck
Monday to be present at the meeting of
the State Association of County Auditors.
They returned last evening and report a
most enjoyable and profitable meeting.
Chas. Evans and Mrs. Zena link had de-
cided to be married in short time. but
on Monday Judge Paxton came down from
Sentinel Butte on official business on No.
intending to return on No. S. In the
meantime it was suggested to Mr.. Evans
that the presence of the Judge afforded an
excellent opportunity to be married at once
Acting on the suggestion Mr.. Evans went
to the hotel kitchen. where his intended
had been officiating as cook for few
weeks and pleaded in his most persuasive
style for an immediate marriage saying
Come on Honey let's get married right
away. the Judge is here and can't wait
any longer nohow." The bride to be said
alright and the judge and friends were
summoned at once. There was no time
to don conventional black or white sill
with brides roses as the judge momentar
Unexpected his train. so the bride appear
ed with such hurried changes in appare
as she was able to make and the groom il
his shirt sleeves with his trousers tuck e,
in his spurred cowboy boots. When tn,
judge propounded to him the question
DO you take this woman to be your law
full welded wife?" the groom replied
with great unction-'you bet your life.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-15
Land For Sale.

Nine sections of decided lands IS miles
south east of Beach at Sc per acre. Three
sections 9 miles N. F. of Beach at 81 per
acre one third cash, balance $ years at
so interest. also II fine relinquishments
from ~ to IL miles from Beach, at from
$500 to s. 900. according to Improvements
and distance from Beach. 10000 acres IS
miles south from Beach and about II
miles north of new Milwaukee railroad at
5000 per acre. $40 acres adjoining a
good town. 100 acres decided and 700 re-
linqulshment, nearly all fenced. good
buildings abundance of water. Y mile
from town with high school. churches, etc.
SIS per acre one half cash. balance on
easy terms. GEO. H. PURCHASE.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-15
Wibaux.
From the

From the Pioneer.
Wilfong & Wannemacher sold their clip
of wool this week for the consideration of
20 cents per pound.
As we 60 to press we learn that Mrs. A.
G. Parsons mother. Mrs. Foster. died of
paralysis at II o'clock Wednesday night at
the home of her daughter. The funeral
will be held from Mr.. Parsons residence
at 10 o'clock. Friday. Augusto.
Land-man Near was up from Beach on
business. Thursday.
Geo. and Fd. Carroll and Jack OBann.
on. who we're acting as witnesses in the
Gore trial at Glendive. returned on Wed.
nesday to their ranches near Yule.
Mrs. l. n. Meeks and daughter visited
friends in Beach on Thursday.
Albert Pickering and William Thomas
sold team of horses to man from Beach
this week.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-15
Teachers Examination

Teachers Examinatio will be held in
the schoolhouse at Beach Friday and Sat.
urday. August goth and 31st. commencing
at 9 o'clock a. m.
| Joseph A. KITCHEN.
County Superintendent of Schools.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-15
Photographer Phipps visited
Sentinel Butte Monday.

Photographer Phipps visited
Sentinel Butte Monday.
Mrs. S. j. Dunlap and children
of Mandan We're guests of Thos.
Dunlap and family from Friday
until yesterday.
Miss Mary Gueltf, of Mcdora,
is visiting her mother who has a
claim near town.
f jackson returned from Fess-
enden this week. where he had
been acting as witness having
been subpoened on a lawsuit there.
Banker Allen from Hurley, s.
ID. was the guest of F. E. Near
Wednesday.
JAS. Kelley presented lis Il
group picture Of himself and six
sons, who are all grown up men
of the same height and about the
same size. They all wear the
same sized hat and shoe.
The wedding of Miss Harriet
Lake to Roy n Hayes will take
place ut the home of the bride
next Sunday afternoon at 4:3O
O'Clock.
John G. Haggert of Fargo and
Chas. Gallagher Of Glendive were
here Wednesday contracting for
100 tons of hay for the Glendive
Stock Yards. The contract was
made with McNiece & Sons.
Bills are out for good wrestl-
ing match 80 be pulled off in Tay-
lor's Hall, Aug. ~, between Kid
Gilbertson of Wibaux and Johnny
Madison of Beach. Gilbertson is
a brother of Gust Gilbertson who
threw Madison at Wibaux the
Fourth. The match is for bet
of fifty dollars side and the gate
receipts. This promises to be
one of the best matches ever pull
ed off in this vicinity.
Among the number who have
new threshing rigs are p. G. Erick.
son, ]. D. Halstead, Odland Bros. .
Kusske Bros, Geo. Gilbertson and
Thos. Kranick. Others who have
shipped in rigs are johnson Bros.
Smith Brothers. P. o. Peterson,
l.. Stockwell, l.. Roberts, Setter
& Son. N. z. Noben, (three) Fer
agen & Hartse, J. Logan, Walters
& Go. j. w. Fisher. Peter Birk
aud Severson Bros.
Badger State Banner: "Mrs.
Oliver Darwin ST.. died quite sud.
denly about 5:45 O'Clock yester.
day afternoon at the age of 81
years, Z months and ~ days.
While she had been afflicted with
heart trouble, taking dropsica1
form, for some Is months or more,
and it was not expected that she
could recover, her death was not
looked for so soon, and not many
of her relatives were at her bed.
side at the time. Mrs. Darwin
was Il woman of ambition, good
impulses and kind endeavor, and
was ever a willing worker in
any good cause that presented
itself. For many years she
was among the leading work.
ers in the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union of this city,
and she enjoyed the respect of {
large circle of acquaintances.
Mrs. Darwin was sister of Mrs.
Elijah Smith, of Beach.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-15
THE WEEK AT SENTINEL BUTTE,

w. II. Hunck of the Burkev store was
in town Tuesday.
Sunday School will be held at 10: 80 and
Church Services at 11:3o Sunday morning
Miss Jessie Kellogg visited Mabel Gil
bert Sunday; Miss Jessie left that night for
Minnesota.
James Paxton. County Judge favored
Medora with his presence Saturday even
ing.
There are some banner fields of grains
just south OF town: Tom Oldis has just cut
his barley. He is setting up new wind
mill over the recently drg we'll.
MIR. Joe Myerr, better known as Calam-
ity Joe came in from his -anch Monday to
have papers made out charging certain
farmers near his ranch Wit the felonous
crime Of shooting his catttt
The funeral of Mrs johnson of DeMor-
es was held in the schoolhouse Tuesday
afternoon. Deceased was the mother of
Mrs. Frank Davidson and MIR. Charley
Johnson of DeAlores: Mrs. Johnson came
from Sweden last September to reside
with her son and daughter.
| Henry Peterson and Miss Hansen. both
of Medora. we're married on Sunday. Aug.
A. by Judge van der Las in Dickinson.
| ]. b. Stoddard is building 50 So foot
barn on his ranch southeast of town. This
building will also have a 16-foot lean-to on
each side the full length of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Tomamichel and
family. who left here about three months
ago for Texas where they expected to
make their future home. returned this
week. having decided that North Dakota
! is a little the best place they have seen
yet. Mrs Tomamichel is somewhat i'm
proved in health but .he climate did not
seem to agree with any of them. and this
fact. taken with other disadvantageous
ones reminded them SO forcibly of good
old North Dakota that they lost no time in
returning. Their many friends here will
give them cordial welcome home.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-15

]. c. Gile has his new meat market
completed and opened the same for busi-
ness Monday. He will also run delivery
wagon in the country thru harvesting and
threshing. He wishes to state that he kills
his own meat and will sell by the side or
chunk. Your attention is called to his dis
play ad elsewhere.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-15
Rl1s of.Iocal Hews.

Mrs. r. p. Rainey and daugh-
ter were over from Carlyle Mon
day.
Representative A. l.. Martin
was transacting business in Beach
Monday.
= The local implement dealers
sold over 200 binders and mowers
this season.
The death of Mrs. Frank David
sons mother, Mrs. Johnston, oc-
Cured Sunday night.
J. Taylor of Black River Falls,
Wis. is visiting former acquaint-
ances here this week.
S. b: Barr. of the Seven Oaks
Stock Ranch near Yule, transact
ed business in Beach Monday.
:, L. Stockwell has sold his thresh-
ing rig to J. w. Hubble and has
pla;ed an order for a new one.
= j. w. Brinton visited at his
home in Fessenden and attended
the fair last week, returning Sun
day.
Four new threshing rigs were
unloaded here this week. There
are now in the upwards of 25 rigs
iE the valley.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Congregational Church will meet
at tie home of +. D. Cooper next
Thursday. All members are urg-
ed &c be present.
]. II. Booth, a well-to-do ranch
er and farmer residing 1875 miles
southwest of here, near Ekalaka
post office, was here this week
and took out a threshing rig.
Misses Rowena and Helena
Peek were guests of Miss Jessie
Forsyth Tuesday and Wednesday.
They returned this morning accom-
lied by Miss Forsyth who will
.nain for the dance this evening.
G. A. Gilbertson returned to
Tracy, Mimi, Sunday after hav-
ing spent two weeks with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Kellogg,
and daughters. He was accom-
panied by Miss Jessie Kellogg
who will visit in Minnesota for an
indefinite period.
Ed. Holven and J. w. Richard
son succeed A. B. Kellogg and
G. E. Barber as township super.
visors, VIM McKibbin is the new
ly appointed clerk. The appoint
ments were made at the meeting
of the board Saturday.
j. W. Raprlle, j. Z. Taylor
and w. j. Littlehales, officials OF
the Northern Pacific Railway Co.
spent Tuesday in Beach. They
interviewed the representative bus
mess men regarding the opening
of a street crossing and a suitable
site for water tank to have ca
pacity of 100, 900 gallons; the vii
lage to have the privilege of using
the water for fire protection. The
depot will be renlodelled and Ell.
largcd. The gentlemen showed :
great deal of interest in our towr
and expressed themselves as desir
GUS of doing all in their power t.
help build it up. A hundred tor
coal dock is nearing completion
and work on the water tank viii
be started at once.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-15
The Htnt,eer 6tnre
feath ( Gnuysug yrpyrtstsrs
Grmrral @rrtha1hiae
BEACH, N: D., 8 9, 'o7

BEACH, D,8
% tito Public:
that everything prices
espec the staple goods such
Cheese, Canned Fruit, Sugar Coffee Tea and Flour,
Inf
now
~ houraivet $
Ieus And
vnwIlnee o stood the test
for fhy Ina quality
ougooaan
- Ohc 2oueer Store.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-15

If you wish to relinquish your claim or
sell your land on short notice list the
same with us. Quick sales and small
profits is our motto.-S Success Land
Agency, Beach, N. ID.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-15
HAD AN AWFUL, TIME BUT CHAM
BERLAIN'S COLIC CHOLERA AND
DIARKHOEA REMEDY CURED HIM

1t is with pleasure that give YOU this
unsolicited Testimonial About year ago
when had severe case of measles got
caught out in a hard rain and the measles
settled in my stomach and bowles. I had
an awful time and had it not been for the
use of Chamberlans Colic. Cholera and
D;arrhoe Remedy could not have possibly
lived but a few hours longer, but thanks to
this remedy | am now strong and we'll
| have written the above through simple
gratitude aud shall always speak good
word Tor this remedy. SAM f. GwIN
Concord Ga. For sale by all dealers.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed kinzel. of Wisner,
Neb.. are visiting MIR. and Mrs. ]. A. Bow
man today. They are on return trip
from visit in Montana.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-15

Make me an offer for sec. 9 and VIZ
sec. I. twp. 1856 range 1o6--B. S. Davis.
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ANNUAL MEETING or AMERICAN
FEDERATION OF LABOR IS
NOW IN SESSION.
.PRFS. GlNPERS Is PRESIDING
Labor People wiIf'Try To Stop His
Presidential Boom, They Claim
ing That He Is Unfair to
Organized Labor.

Norfolk, Va, Nov i1.--With Pres
ident Samuel Gompers presiding. the
tw nty-seventh annual convention OF
the American Federation Of Labor
was called to order at 10 o'clock this
morning in the jamestown Exposition
auditorium Hundreds Of delegates
are here, representing all the nation
al andNnternational union affiliated
with tdA Gompers body, and nearly
all stat3 Federatlons and central
bodies. Many matters OF great inter
esq are to com before the conven-
tion and several sharp fights for
supremacy in the organization are
expected before the Sc. sion has com.
pleted its business. All regular ses-
SONS viii be held at the armory hall,
in the city Of Norfolk. Governor
Swanson and official Of the city gov
ernment, the exposition and The iabo-
bodies Of Norfolk and Virginia par
ticipated in the opening session.
- is thought that before the pres
convention has adjourned the
Federation OF Labor VIII
30 on record being opposed to the
pre- idential aspirations Of Secretary
Taft. President Gompers has char
acterized The secretary OF war as the
Injunction candidate for president
and brends him as being consciously
sud willsalig hostile aud augair t5aE-.
laiaed 4aboF Ihe opils iols lssils4
IA Gown NJ MI raft when hs was d
feda~al judge have peen used. accord
ing to President Gompers, TO con
stantiy further encroach upon the per-
.sanal rights and liberties Of our
ag men"
Likely that Pre- ident Samuel
rs will have The struggle OF
Ye to maintain his place aI the
"A OF the workingmens forces OF
y country. Socialists and other
disgrauntlod ones in the labor ranks
have commenced systematic agita-
ton against The reelection OF Comp.
errs- Thcy also demand general
Eew aeo OF officer including the
members OF the executive council
The friends Of Gompers are confident
thal they will re-elect him. Win
the exception Of one term, Gompers
has been at The head of the Fedora
tion tor a score Of years.
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5000 DIED BY EARTHQUAKE.
First Direct Reports From Earth.
quake In Russian Turkestan.

quake IN Russian Iurkestan.
st. Petersburg, Nov 1.-THE first
direct repors from the scene OF the
great earthquake at Ka1asash .us-
sia Turtle tam about three k5
ago. reach this city today m %
CORE pond ii. who aceomgaaf ,he
relief sNo dltion sent iu sr1m Ja-
markan. Iolesr3Doing under dat5 Of
November 8. tAi@ correspondent
says
the town Of Karmagh was cont
81 stelg destroyed The fataHle
umD.e a0ou, 1900 in Karatalh ANA
@gou1 lsJ) ln lhe adjoning aisriot
q D-aau <, Al Tie villages in tie
vicinity a1a wr :kad. 1t is probable
Jr ,aere are huadreds more dead
il shose fliag buJ investigation ii
onl5 nov dat4luaning tie approxi-
maze number louuG
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10 TRY nANKER WALSH.
He VIII Be Placed on Trial Again
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow.
Chicago, Nov. 11,--John r. Walsh
folnfer presideh. of the Chicago Ma
tional Bank. railroad magnate and
newspaper owner. now under indict-
ment for alleged mismanagement OF
the funds Of the financial institution.
viii be placed on trial tomorrow. I'M
less another delay IS secured. The
trial was originally set for October
18th. but postponement was @ant-
ed by Judge Anderson In the Noited
States dlStrict court before Nyhom
the ca, was called.
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SNOW in MICHIGAN.

Narauatta. Mich Nov 1t.-9tX
jacbes of snow fell TO-DAY and il Is
il 1owino tonight "A heavy eaie
IS blOWi4E on Che lake
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SNOW IN WEST VIRGINIA.

Wheeling, W. Va. Nov 11..--Six
inches of snow are reported from
Wilmington, w, Va.
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Rome. Nov. 1.-THE rainstorms
and floods throughout Italy cen
tinue. Railroad tracks are being
carried away in several places ana
pc Is are baius received Of ii
ru ion 2 boIse8 and the drown
Hg Of catl S T@eaI human I've
also haze Seen 1883.
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&c So wlLl 80.
He VIII Be eaess 81 Kiagslarc
knlehts Of pyth.as.

ne FHt DC AISSS 1sn tetsl SiStasttu
Knights Of Pythlas.
Kingsland lodge knights CT PythiaS.
located at Kingsland IN gamde3f
county, will hold social session to-
nigat AZ which number Of promi-
nent Knight in the state win be
present
Jrdse Max Isaac, Of this city, who
assisted in initiating the Aew lodge
when it was organized, has been in
yited to come down and deliver an
address and he VIII leave this morn
ing These social session are aIvay 5
enjoyable and The Kingsland Knight
are anticipating a sod time tonight.
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ID TO ATLANTA
< 40 TALK CANAL
'oL. c. p. GOODYEAR LEFT LAST
NIGHT TO ATTEND AN I'M
PoETANT CONFERENCE.

Col c. p. Goodyear received a tele-
gram yesterday from W. G. Cooper,
SECRETARY $ of the Atlanta Chamber Of
CoK Kmerce, inviting him to come up
toAtlanta and be present at an inn
p6rtant meeting Of that commercial
body today al which matters look
ing to The building Of the canal CON
Meeting The Atlantic with the Nils is.
sippi river will b. discussed 1t
Aap, hat it is a committee meeting
s-qasatini4s.-. steps looking 10