Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-19

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man & Co, Dickinson, N. D.
Frank and Louis kremers were Beach
visitors from the Burkey vicinity on
Monday.
H. c. Jensen has sold his Ford auto to
]. c. kenney of the First National Bank
of Wibaux
4 dance will he given next Tuesday
evening. June 20. at the Rose Farm five
miles south of Beach,
w. 4. Young arrived here, from Beach,
n. d., Saturday. for an indefinite stay
with his parents. He reports the crop
outlook at Beach as being splendid--Mel.
rose Chronic
The Golden Valley State Bank is hav-
ing their cement walk repaired this week,
and F. F.. Near is having cement walk
laid in front OF his real estate office. c..
+. Ellington is doing the work.
We had light touch OF hail this week;
take warning and insure your crops with
the Alliance Mutual Insurance COMPANY
of Jamestown. The State Line Land
Company has the local agency See them.
Golden Valley Store for sale or trade
May sales s2o45; post Office in connection:
revenue $500 per year. Will take land
in Gold en- Valley in trade. See owner,
4. C. knudtson,
Carlyle, Mont.
Lonis Harkins, brother of our towns.
man, Chas. Harkins, arrived from Iowa
recently and is assisting in the Dacotah
Lumber Companys yards He was joined
by his wife and family who arrived last
week Friday night. They expect to make
Beach their future home.
The editor of this paper has warm
place in his heart for the friends who bring
or send in news items. 1t is the desire of
this paper to give all the newsall the time and
those who lend us their assistance to that
end have our unbounded gratitude
O. NJ. Olson, who lives southwest of town
was a caller at the Chronicle office this
week. MIR. Olson is getting to be quite
an extensive farmer this year having near
ly6oo acres under cultivation. He recently
bought a section Of land joining his home
stead.
No man ever got rich by trying to make
others believe he was The only" or the
only one who knew anything. You cannot
climb the ladder of success by treading on
others corns Keep of the corns and
don't knock. Your not the only. There
are others, and they have brains and know
something as we'll as you do.
w. c. Crawford, of Dickinson, can
dictate for judge of the new roth judicial
district, came up from Dickinson the first
OF the week and spent a couple of days
getting acquainted with our voters. Mr.. !
Crawsord is very able lawyer, as we'll as
a MAN in every sense of the word, and
should receive the support of every Golden
Valley voter. His election is almost con-
coded and from reports he will receive
majority in Morton county. the home of
his opponent.
The attentions of the United States land
Office were occupied with considerable
contest work this week. Tuesday after
noon the case of Merrill VS.. Olson, involv-
ing controversy over valuable land in the
vicinity of Beach. was heard. Attorney I. !
A. Miller of Beach represented the plain
TIL, while Matt Schmitz of this city, APP
peared for Miss Olson. The following |
day two cases we're billed. One was Mer-
rillvs Dehner, with Attorney F. NJ. Baker
representing Quinlivan & Lyle, appearing
for the plaintiff, and Attorney Joe Messer-
smith appearing for John A. Dehner. The
second case was Morrow vs.. Dehner.--
Dickinson Post.
Speaking of the agricultural develop
ment of western North Dakota's celebrated
Golden Valley" and the men who have
been doing things over there a recent
issue of the Marmarth Mail says: &C. f.
Barber of Beach. who has done more than
any other man in the county, perhaps. to
demonstrate practically the possibility Of
Billings countys prairie land from an
agricultural standpoint MIR. Barber was
recent. visitor at Terry with view of
looking over matters in this section and
expressed himself as very much pleased
with the outlook here, and said it was quite
possible he might invest some here a little
later on. We have plenty of room for
such men and cordially invite him to come
again. He is the father of Miss Clara