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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-12-04
CHURCH NOTICES

Beginning with next Sunday,
services will be held IN the school
house every second Sunday for the
month Of December. These services
will be held in the morning; Sum
day school at 1880; ching at
n:15. Don t forget the date and
the hour. You are cordially in
vited to attend these services
Services in the Lutheran church
will be held next Sunday, Dec.
9Th. IN the forenoon ia the Nor
wegian language. In the evening
at Z 80 English services will be
held. All are invited. The child
rem are requested to meet at the
church at 8 p. m. to practice for
the Xmas program. 1
G. S. Thorpe. Pastor.
s. There will be services in the
Catholic church at Beach next
Tuesday at 10 30. The preist from
Glendive will conduct the services
and there will be both English and
Polish services.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-12-04
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Froll1 .the PiQneera

Operator D. NJ. Cooper, who was
recently transit ferredd from this place
to Hodges, has taken # = 4 vacation
from the railroad work for the
winter and will reside sat Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullendore were i,
detained from taking q little
pleasure trip this week BY the sud-
den illness of Mr. Mul ullendore but
at this writing she IS impro owing
nicely. 5 sss5 rs 4 Sss,s 1T &
As q result of the horse meeting
held On Saturday evening an ord
|er has been issued demanding that
|alls horse Z owners who have not al
ready dipped their; horses. must do
leo Ia the spring. l 3s5s3
Chas. Holis stein, Of Beach was
lin this city On Sunday, and his
sister, Miss Rose who is attend
ling school here, returned to her
home with him, where she will
spend Thanksg living ss
I Bowler made final COM
Imutation proof 81 nShis clairn, east
lot town, before Register and Re.
llceiver at Miles City last Tuesday.
John Klande ers, ~ j. North and
|R, F.5 Smith accom- anied him there
As Witnes1el M ss;s
Geo. Al ande who recent
Ilys located 3 On Is claim IA IA the vic
Unity q e n E'dge Hill ranch,
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-12-04
FARMERS
! / BEACH !
Tie noith Dakota Agricultural Il Col.
lsge lll!l IN Conduct | q /! Al Inst
iuis \! I hele Next !! sdnss ! 4 4
lay. Dsc, sth

| State i armers Institute will be
held at Beach next Wednesday,
Dec. 9th. The me morning session
will commence at ten o'clock and;
with al hour and i half recess at
noon will continue until four q
clock II the afternoon.
The pro ram will be made up tto
meet local want u Several sue
cessful farmers will be invited to.
tell their farm expert ence. The
state will furnish several speakers
who will speak of results of scien-
tific research Is well as from field
practice. Special attention will
ibe given to such farming Is will
conserve the soil fertility. The
services of Prof.. Thomas Shaw the
well known writer and lecturer on
agricultural topics has been secur-'
Eed for this circuit. He will deliY-
|er the first address of the meeting.
at 10 o'clock y. ID. on, ]. ..1 The Fer
|tility ofs the SoilSof North Dakota q q
Questions on the topic unde lis
cussion are always Ia order. Cues
|tiohs often prove to be the source
|of lie to the Insti itute. For those
who hesitate to ask quest lions orally
the question box can tbe used.
Prepare your questions at your
leisure and mail To- the agricul-
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-12-04
a. O.@U. .W.

Deputy Grand Master, j. HI.
Waggener will institute the new
lodge Of "a. O. wv. at Beach
Wednesday the 9th, and will have
the assistance Of Deputy r. L. Fra.
zier. Be sure and be on hand by
8o'clock p. m. Of that date, we will
have q big time and you will never
regret it. Everybody is cordially
invited to the open meeting Thurs
day night, Dee. 10th, come and see.
what, we have got, and then decide.
for yourself Deputy Frazier is a
prince among men, come and hear.
him, and remember that the a..
o. u. w. is the only fraternal order
in North Dakota that will write
you 9 10, is or 20 year limited pay
policy, and give you a cash loan
on your policy after three years,
and also extend insurance. You
cannot afford to. miss it. A
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-12-04
! | N|E|c : | And ! ! ! |
OK RACE
Ihs \ Ead S Drawing II saIsI " and
al Present No ons Gan Tsll
vho tie h Winners n ! I VIII :
Special 81 Hotles [ Il

SPECIAL NOTCE The contest
will close as dvertised Dec. a.
1908, at six q 'clock when the prizes
will be awarded to the ontestants
having the highest number ofvotes..
Wetwish to announce &c this time.
the manner Of the voting at the
close and the awarding of the
prizes. After six o'clock, Dec
18th, no info nation will be given
out as to the relative standing Of the
different girls. AT that time the
books will be closed and all votes
handed ia must be in a sealed en-
.velope with the amount Of money
paid on subscription to BE opened
by the judges after the contest
closes. In this way twill be i'm
possible to give out any s' tips I ], as
the publishers will not be ia 4, spo-
Esition to know how many votes
have been cast BY the different
girls. AS q further assurance Of
= square deal we have made ar
lrangements with the Farmers &
Merchants bank whereby those de-
string may deposit their votes with
the money in q sealed envelope in
the bank and they will Be held
there until the contest is over
when the girls will be called upon
to select two Beach business men
to act as judg with the Chronicle
| editor to open these envelopes and
make the final count and award the
prizes. This takes the matter Of
awarding the prizes and counting
| the votes almost entirel oEt of the
publ fishers hands and assures all q
square deal.
The voting has been light this
week but the girls are all working
land we undo erstand that ali, have q
big reserve ote which they are
back until the last.
Miss Solnmerfe eld sent ia a big
vote this week and she is now
|crowding Miss Hogen for first place.
Votes we're cast for nearly all the
other candidates. s238. ss5
ISss There Is now less than three
weeks until the closing date and
Iall the cont testants should do their
|bestssfrom now on.
Following Is the standing atssix
| clock last evening sF
Miss Agnes Hogan q. 1850 q
Miss Ida Sommerfe cid u. $500
Miss Esther Olson &. !. /. 2275O
liaa Edna / Chris stensnn 265()
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-12-04

Roosevelt J! !! i Mas Signed
EIoclamation / 4 | Creating ! ! Nation-
Al Il Forest q s. 1 ii /! Billings III
County, n, Oak.

1890, 9SS, s -. - $S
Washington, Nov. ~. resident
Roosevelt has signed proclamations1
creating the Ocala national forest
IN Marion county, Fla. and the
Dakota national Forest in Billings
county, N. D. These two states have
thus been added to the nineteen
other states and the territory Of
Alaska, wherein land is under Sci
fentific forest administration.
The Florida forest, the first to
be set aside by the government.
east Of the Mississippi river, has
an area Of 2O1, ,4sO acres, on ne-fourth
of which has been taken pnnder
various land laws, and is we'll
adapted to the; production Of for
est growth.
The Dakota forest consists Of
IA ,O80 acres and its creation is i'm
portant as it opens an experimental
field for planting in the state, hay-
ing only / per cent Of tree growth.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-12-04

Sunday rom there we. IN der
stand they pu1p g going to 4 own
send, Mont. Tor = visit with the
familie of Geo. 20. Reid and Geo.
,yV. Myers. 81 Z
Chas. will returned from Glen
dive with the hob boes who Y served so
days On q charge of yagrancy d.
short time ago. It is the same
bunch that were alleged to have
drawn gums or,sa train crew and
are to be Il prose- cuted on . more
specific charge than yagrancy
Francis 8. Tro otter, who has been
an inmate of the hospital for the
insane at JalnestoW for about two
years, died at that institution q!
few days ago. 1At the time his
illness came upon him twas hoped
that his trouble would yield to
treatment at the hospital but il
seems that this was not to be-,
Mrs. Trotters has the sympathy of
al ia her berea cement.
Yesterday the Z etley ranch up
the river was the scene of y merry
gathering. The purpose of which
was to celebrate Ia due form the
narriagesof Miss Maggie Tetley
and Willis Bahm. Miss Tetley is
one of the most popular and charm
ing young wprnen Of the neighbor-
hood and the fortunate bridegroom
Isl "a Industrious and prosperous
young stoc ockman, who is most high
ly esteemed by all who know him.
The Herald joins with q mult ltitude
Of friends il, most cordial congrat-
ulations. 5.s
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-12-04

FOR SALE Thoro oughbred Bar
red, Plymouth Rock cock ckerels, and
eggs il season. w s. Marvin,
Sentinel Butte, I'D 48tf
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-12-04
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E|!D|II0RIA|L /! ! |

fonCll kuShol$ Will Hold 4 Session
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The several publ fishers who have
organized themselves & under the,
name of the West, Missouri Pub
fishers Associa tion, n representing
the newspapers IA the ten counties
west of the Missouri river, some
thirty publ lications IA ali, will hold
their fourth quarterly meeting at
New Salem, N. D., son Saturday,
December s, at the Metropol Titan,
hotel. They will be- guests ill., the
evening to q COMP limept tary dinner
rendered by the editors off the New
Salem newspapers, and ollowings
with an ntertainment and dance
in their honor which will bes given1
by the Commercial club 81 that
city. Hon. w. G. Glibreath, com
missioner Of agric culture and labor
and editor of the North Dakota
Magazine, and George Weather
head. state printer l expert, have
been invited to be present and,
deliver addresses. Several papers
of, interest to the craft will be.
read. Any and all newspaper men
and anyone interested ia newspaper
work will be cordially welcome to.
the meeting. -5
Association called to order ~ the
president ~. Harry Snears. at
200 5. IA.
Address of welcome by Hon. VI. !.
ii. Mann, president of the New
Salem board ofs trustees. and COM
missioner of railway select. .
Response by the preasid lent and
short summary etailinR the pur-
poses and benefits ofs this and like
Organization, Sby wv, Harry Spears
president of the y organization.
kssdias ei paper
49, 80 IS, slns Ana 1 y, 1sl5e sISE'
K;rtmsn r 80 ad;ter 49, - 4hs I 1icE;r.cn n, 4,
Post Count Z ST. a. /, newspapers 81, S. S.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1908-12-04
Affidavit of Mrs. Hendrick

State of New York, &c
County of New York, 90
MRS. c. B. HENDRICK, being first duly sworn, deposes
that she has been securing the list of subscribers
AntiSaloon League and the list OF sub
scrbers to The American Issue monthly published
the said paying Miss Edith Elizabeth Cornell
employe of the said League the of ten ($1OO0 dol
lars week for taking copies of the said lists from the
books of the said That deponent has
ceved five ($500 dollars day and fifteen ($150O) dol
lars week for for the past five weeks ending to-
November FL 1908 That during the said period of five
weeks last passed. the said employee Miss Cornell has dev
about said subscribers
to the League and American Issue.
That MR. CHARLES R. MABEE, of the Healy Building,
Detroit Mich deponents home in Stratford,
Conn., two occasions during the month of September,
1908 and there employed deponent the said
lists from empoye of the said League and the said
Charles Mabee agreed to the said employee through
deponent, the of ten ($1000) dollars week,
well knowing that the said employee the steal
ing the said list from the said AntiSaloon League That
the said Elizabeth Cornell empoye of the said did
obtain lists for five weeks that paid $4,000
from the funds supplied by the said Charles Mabee OF
Detroit Mich That the 25h day of November received
draft from the said c. R. Mabee for fyseven ($570O)
dollars from which said have paid the said Miss Cor
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1908-12-04

request lists of subscribers to the said Ant1-Saloon
your kept record OF the exact DATE
but from from October II to Friday November
20 1908 deponent did deliver to the SAID MIS- " b.
Hendrck about 5000 subscribers to the League
and to the paper he American ISSUE published
monthly bv the said That deponent
that Saturday, November H. l9oo sne
did deliver to Mrs B. Hendrick list OF names at the
Hotel Navarro Seventh near 38th street. New
York City where said Mrs c. B. Hendrick told your de-
at the time or this delivery
lists the said Mrs c. B. Hendrck gave your deponent zen
(sOO0) dollars upon deponent questioning Mrs
c. B. the said from with Whlch
Mrs your deponent the said Mrs Hendr1ck
replied that Detroit Mich That your deponent
also Tuesday, November H. 1913, she
delivered list of 800 400 to the said Mrs c. B.
Hendrick of Lenox and l25th street.
New York City, Friday November TO- 1908, your
deponen delivered the said Mrs. Hendr1ck between zoO
week beginning ending November FL
deponen promised by the said Mrs Hendr1ck the sum
of ten dollars that of 1t has been paid
Your deponent that for all the names lists
delivered to the said Mrs o. b. Hendrlck she mas
received about forty ($40.00) dollars.
all times deponent believed she was helpng
friend to obtain position, that the lists to be
work. she deponen not work
temperance That the said Mrs. c. B. Hendrick
the said transaction lead your de-
ponent believe that there legal moral in
her so doing believes actions the mat
both morally and legally and for that reason
voluntarily makes this affidavit.
EDITH ELIZABETH CORNELL.
In the presence of Joseph Leiner, J. F. Burke
of November 1908, at No. ITO g. 125th
street. City, N Y. personally appeared Edith Eliz
Cornell who subscribed to the foregoing affidavit in
my the statements made
except such statements made
information and belief and those she believes to be true
(Seal) JOSEPH LEITNER,
Commissioner of Deeds State of New York.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1908-12-04

VIII THIS man NIaDee ike paper OH q WdII
acy backed by the brewers and distlers Millions to dis
its friends concerning its operations.
Read these afidavits
Superintendent Cool's Affidavit
State of York, } &c
County of New York, 80
JAMES w. COOL, being first duly sworn deposes and
the Assistant Superintendent of the New
York AntSaoon League, with offices at No. 10 E. 125th
street. City. That he is personally acquainted
with Mrs Miss Edith Elizabeth Cornell.
That the said C. B. Hendrick time book
League That the said Mrs c. B. Hendrick
quit employ the League during the month of April,
Edith Elizabeth Cornell in the employ
League during the month of April 1907 and has
tinued in it's employ to the present day.
Friday, November 20, 1908, your deponent did
see Elizabeth Cornell meet the said Mrs c. B.
Hendrck of and 125th street,
City and there deliver to the said Mrs
c. B. Hendrick paper papers.
JAMES w. COOL.
Subscribed and before this 21st day of No
vember, 1908. JOSEPH LEITNER,
(Seal9 Commissioner of Deeds, City of New York.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1908-12-04
THE ILLINOIS ISSUE

Nbe slight glimpse Of the on1e copr
hin1scm oerann
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1908-12-04


Subscribed and sworn before this day of No
yember 1908 JOSEPH LEITNER,
(Seal.9 Commissioner of Deeds, City of New York
Miss Cornell's Affidavit
State New York, } 80
County of New York, 90
That she is resident of the City of New
the period covered by the state
in this affidavit That about the first week in
1907, r. Raymond, who then Assistant
Superintendent of the New York AntiSaloOn League
his office assistant in the State Headquarters
the said New York League. That placed under Mrs
c. B. Hendrck, that time bookkeeper for the
State that duties to assist the said
Hendick in the keeping of the books and records
said League that the said employment continued
Mrs Hendrick to about the list day of April
1907 That at about that date the said Mrs. C. Hendrick
left the employment of the League have held various posi-
of the said but at all times
worked upon the list of subscribers to the said League
either credit clerk credtng the subscriptions send
ing notices of subscriptions due That have at all times
the list of subscribers to said New York
Anti-Saloon League.
October 3, 1908, the aforesaid Mrs c. B. Hen
dck called at the offices of the League located the fifth
building, No. 10 125th street,
her home in Stratford Conn That about the 18th
day October 1908, from York to Stratord
18th of October the said Mrs c. B. Hendrick into
bedroom said she had business talk with
did talk business, Mrs Hendrick
replied would talk with about it.
That during the day of October IS the said Mrs B.
Hendrick said in substance that that her
band did properly her. that in need of
Clothes and that she could employment from tenn
organization that wanted
League doing u.s. help
ing people quit drinking them better that
in order for her. the said Mrs B. Hendrck
employment she would have to
who already interested in temperance
ponent would only give from the records of
poyment and would give money That
deponen asked the said Mrs Hendrck If 1t would be all
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-09
THIEF RIFLES CHARITY
BOXES OF CHURCHES
Robber Steals Money From
Receptacle in Geary Street
Temple During Services

The police are looking for thief
who has been rifiing the poor boxes OF
several churches for the last two
weeks. Cap tain Kelly was notified yes
terday that some one had entered the
Geary street temple during the ser
vices Saturday afternoon. broken open
the charity box and taken $40. Detec-
tives Wren and Riordan were detailed
to capture the thief.
John Foley a teamster employed by
Swift & Co. reported that while he was
delivering some goods to a store at
Sixth and Minna streets some person
stole his horses and wagon. the latter
containing about $3.50 worth of goods.
The team has not been recovered.
A thief entered the Adeline apart
ments at $40 Eddy street Saturday aft
ernoon and stole two rugs from the
hall
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-09
Personal Mention

Mrs. E. f. Taylor of Los Angeles is
at the Stewart.
Mrs. L. E. Clark of Los Angeles is
at the Stewart.
James F. Marlett. an architect OF Chi
cago, is at the ST. Francis.
c. o. whittemore. attorney for the
Salt Lake road, is at the st. Francis.
c. II. Clarke. a commission merchant
of Seattle. is registered at the Fair
mont.
Fritz Kreisler. the vioIinist and Mrs.
Kreisler are registered at the St.
Francis.
w F. Mitchell of New York. who is
interested in Nevada mining. is at the
Fairmont.
William Lesler Archer and family
and o. Olsen OF Chicago are at the
New Lick.
w. Buell. Orr. manager OF the British
colonies press association, is at the
St Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs r. W. Price of Salt
Lake and ]. W. Perry of Ukiah are
at the Audubon.
James Burke of Minnesota and J. P.
Richardson of Liberty. Mo, registered
at the Dale yesterday.
Goodhew Livingston OF New York.
who drew the plans Of the Palace
hotel. Is at the Fairmont.
Among the arrivals at the Colonial
yesterday were Hayden Squire of Lon
don and Samuel E. Barr OF Los An
geles.
Arrivals at the Hamlin yesterday in
cluded j. M. Grover of Los Angeles
and Roy w Howard, a newspaperman
of New York.
the spread of disease. The Greek ply
Sician also cautioned his audience
against carelessness in throwing gar
bage and refuge about their yards. The
fruit dealers. merchants and venders of
the Greek colony also were cautioned
AS a manifestation of their interest
in the sanitary work. the Greeks said
they had circulated 10000 copies OF the
health officers suggestions among their
people throughout the state
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-09
Southern PoIoisfs to
Seek Honors
Experts Who Will Strive TO
Wrcst Championship From
Burlingdnc Club
By r. a. Sr11ytI1
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

CORONADO, March s.-The cham.
pionship polo tournament which vii
open on the field of the Coronado
country club next Sunday is the IA
vorite topic of conversation here a,
present The play is expected TO be
or the sensational order, as the South.
ern California contractors will make
great effort to wrest the champion
ship from the Burlingame club.
The southern men will have de
cided advantage in the matter of the
condition of their ponies. They have
played regularly for a number OF
! months, while rain has interfered a
times with the conditioning of the
Burlingame ponies.
1t viii require all the undoubtec
class OF the northern horsemen to off.
set this. Burlingame will place two
the following: r. NJ. Tobn, r. A
Driscoll, John Lawson, w. s. Hobart
r. j. Carolan, George Parsons, Pete1
| d. Martin, Cyril Tobin, j. O. Tobin anc
Walter Dillingham;.
Los Angeles will also be represented
by two teams. The players include
Ben Smith, Tom Weiss, Harry Weiss
Harry Messmore, Rufus Spalding. Reg.
gle Weiss and Mr.. Norton
The two teams from Riverside vii
be picked from Fritz Nave, NJ. Red
mayne, +. B. Jenkinson, Frank Hud.
son, Major Ross. Frank j. Mackey. M
Flowers, Robert Bettner, Eilliard Let
and Lionel Roberts.
Santa Barbara will send a strons
team, including DIR. E. J. Boeseke. Johr
Cross. Charles Ealand. Ernest Wicken.
den and Bert Boeseke. The Fourteenth
cavalry team from the Presido at Sar
Francisco will lend military toucf
TO the affair. It's players will be Cap
tain Adams, Lieutenant Norman Davis
Captain c. {. Smith and Lieutenant E
Preison.
After the championship tournament
there Will be various match games
Should Burlingame win the big trophy
it viii be pitted against d picked
team representing various clubs. The
most fancied lineup of the latter Is
f. B. Jenkinson OF Canada No /, F. j
Mackey of England No. ., Tom Weiss
of Los Angeles No. 8, and Captain Ross
of Riverside back.
There also Will be a match of the
north against the south. There will be
an unusually large representation this
year OF the fashionable set. Among
those who will be here for polo week
are Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Carolan, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter .. Martin, Mr. ano
Mrs. Walter S. Hobart. Mr.. and Mrs. T
A. Driscoli. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w
Clark, r. ". Tobin, J. o. Tobin, Cyril
Tobin, Edward Tobin, Mr.. and Mrs
John ID. Spreckels, Claus Spreckels, Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Holbrook, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry T. Scott, Mrs. Crockett, Miss
Jennie Crocker, Miss Reed. Mr. ant
Mrs. Frank j. Mackey, Captain WARD
Jackson, John Lawson, George Cam
eron, AIR. and Mrs. Fritz Nave. Admiral
and Mrs. Sebree. Admiral and Mrs
Swinburne, Admiral and Mrs. Folger
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Chase, Major c
g. Ross and T. III. Dudley.