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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-01-30
Beach Drug Company
County Seat.

SVOsISy SS0Ss
The case of the state vs.. r. A. Krussii
charged with the crime of larceny is on
trial before Judge Nichols. States Atty.
keohane and Lawyer Heffron are looking
after the states side of the case and the
Hon. L. A. Simpson appears for the de-
/ fendant.
Editor Nelson made a trip to Belfeld
Monday.
Mr.. Armstrong, wife and son are. in
from Sand Greek aud are guests of Mr.. j.
o. Gray.
Hon. II. c. Methie has decided to lay
over another, day.
Mr.. f. p. Hickey. tax agent for the N.
P. Railway Co. is at the county seat pay.
ing taxes.
Mrs. Geo. T.. Burgess is quite sick but
her friends hope for speedy recovery.
DE-. H. A. Davis came up on No. 8
Monday.
r. Wannamacher of Dickinson is a
county seat visitor today.
Rev. Brown of Dickinson held services
in Medora Tuesday evening. the 2eth.
Mr.. C. A. Clark, one of Billings county's
prosperous ranchmen is doing business at
the county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Short have returned
from their western trip and report fine
time.
Detterman Bros. purchased 1000 cedar
posts yesterday.
Geo. Pilhesier and wife were Medora
visitors Saturday. the 25th.
Saturday evening. Jan. IS. Mrs. ]. o.
Gray gave dancing party and luncheon
to her many Medora friends. Dancing was
INDUCED in from to II o'clock when an
elegant lunch was served. One and all
voted the occasion one of the most pleasant
of the season. s.
Judge Nichols returned from Jamestown
where he was called by the death of his
sister.
Miss Haugen spent Sunday in Beach re-
turning to Medora Sunday evening. the goth.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-01-30
Chronicle to
Change Hands
J. W. Brinton Successor...Plant
viii Be Moved to Farmers &
Merchants Bank.
ANOTHER PAPER WILL Be ESTABLISHED.
ANOTHER PAPER WILL Be ESTABLISHED.

Last Tuesday a deal was con
sumated by which the GoLDE,
VALLEY CHEoN1cLE and plant will,
on Feb. 18th pass into the hands
of j. W. Brinton of this village.
Mr.. Brinton needs no introduc.
tion to our readers. He has fol
a lumber of years been associated
with his brother in the publication
of the Wells County Free Press,
published at Fessenden, N. D.
He came to this village two years
ago and engaged in the real estate
and loan business with j. A.
Haigh. This past summer he, in
company with Il. G. Jensen, pro.
noted the Farmers Elevator Com.
pany and, later, helped to organ
ize the Farmers & Merchants
Bank in which he is stockholder.
The present management of the
CHRONICLE wishes to thank its
many friends and liberal patrons
for their loyalty and support which
has placed this paper far in the
lead in Billings county. The only
reason for our selling is that a
large price was offered for our
business and it is our intention to
purchase larger, more up-to-datc
plant and publish a still better
paper under a new title and with
the help Of an assistant editor.
Our continued policy will be to
champion right and to promote
the best interests of Beach and
the Golden Valley.
We trust that the change will
result in u mutual benefit and that
our business relations will be as
congcnial in the future as they
have been in the past. We hope
to have the new paper established
in about six weeks. With that in
view VIC will bid fare-the-well to
the GOLDEN VALLEY CHRONICLE
on the 18th inst.
Yours truly,
w. A. Young.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-01-30
Burkey News.

]. w. Page, Frank Schurn. Jim Hall.
Henry Bavis and Ferdman Hook we're all
transacting business in Beach last week.
w. A. Shear is having the lumber drawn
for his new residence near Burkey.
Henry Shuttle has been on the sick list
A. Finneman and Otto Pctersilie visited
over Sunday at Julius VanDale.
Mr.. Campbell. rancher near Pren,
Butte. passed thru here from Sentine
Butte with load of salt and other sup
Dlies
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-01-30
Announcement!

hereby announce myself candidate
for the office of Judge of the District
Court of the Tenth Judicial District OF the
State of North Dakota, subject to the will
of the republican voters of said Judicial
District as the same shall be expressed in
the Primary Election to be held on the
cath day of June, 1908. 1 am now hold
ing the Office of States Attorney for Nor
ton county, and have been engaged in
the practice of law at Mandan, N. D. since
January I8S4.-B. w. Shaw.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-01-30
WINTER

goods are being displayed in
every department of our
store and countless number
of buyers visit us daily. We
have gained this large trade
by carrying good merchan.
disc consistant with reason.
able prices. Let us 6t with
a pair of our
.SHAROOD SHOES
A shoe that will please you
in fit. quality and price. Our
stock is complete for men,
women and children. We aim
to carry q complete line of
Ladies and Gents furnish.
ings and, solicite your trade
with honest values CONSTANT
with reasonable prices.
IN OUR GROCERY
department is always found
a fresh and up.to-date stock
of groceries, -four, fruit, etc.
Our cOHees and tea cant be
beat. Try US with your
next order.
Russ E. Sunders.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-01-30
SEC. TAFT ENDORSED BY N. D. REPUBLICAN,.

The utmost harmony prevailed at the
meeting of the republican state central
committee held in Fargo on Wednesday,
for the purpose of calling convention for
the election of delegates to the national
convention, which will name the next pres.
ident and vice president of the United
States. 1t was voted to hold the state con.
vention at Minot, the contest being between
Fargo and that city. The date of the con.
vention will be May 14th. The committee
unanimously endorsed William H. Taft 70,
president.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-01-30
Announcement

hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the Office of Judge of the Tenth
Judicial District. on the Republican ticket,
subject 70 the primaries to be held June
"a. 1905.
Dated at Dickinson, N. D.. Jan. 9. 1908.
W. c. Crawford.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-01-30
CONNECT Two BIG RAILROADS
TROLLEY LINE IS TO Be BUILT AT
DICKINSON

An electric railroad is to be built nex'
summer from Dickinson to the country
south to connect with the Milwaukee road
As soon as the organization is completed
the permanent survey will be made.
The unlimited supply of coal in this re.
gion will make the operating expenses very
low. There will be no expense in erecting
water tanks and drilling for water.
The road, as near as can be ascertained
from the promoters will run from Dickin
son in southeasterly direction and cross
the Cannon Ball river in the vicinity Of
New England. Then it will run in a
southwesterly direction and connect with
the Milwaukee, either at Scranton o,
Bowman.
1t is also proposed that the line branch
about SIX miles west of Tepee Buttes one
branch running to Scranton and Bowman
the other east of Wolf Butte to Hettinger
The road will be known as the Dickin
son & Southern Railway Co.-Forum.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-01-30

The Billings County Orchestra!
We furnish first class dance music at any
time at reasonable rates by notifying me on
time. Give>us trial.
NJ. A. Finneman. Burkey, N. D.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-01-30
The Latest

Remedy for coughs, colds, sore throat
and all bronchial and chest affections
GUARANTEED
Beechwood Creosote IS drops, Elixir Pep
sin Comp. o.. Syrup White Pure Co. I
o., Emulsion Cod Liver Oil OF. Mix
we'll. Adult dose one half teaspoonful
every hours. Take this formula to your
druggist and ask him to put it up for you
under following guarantee. Take one
half of contents of bottle. If you are moi
then satisfied with results. return remain.
der and get your money back"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-01-30
Net to Be. Fooled.

what is dis etiquette. Bil?
"Why, it teaches youse how to eat.
an all like dat"
"G'wan. Everybody knows how to
eat. People is born dat way"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-01-30

No1lcE:-Came to my premises. pig,
weight about 100 lbs, color black. Owner
please call and prove property. take same
away and pay for this ad. ]. A. Schmitz.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-01-30

traction engines, gasolene and ker-
osene burners for plowing and
threshing
Evening star., 1908-01-19
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR JANUARY ls. 1908

with dramatic possibilities. and each that pre-
sented itself to Dicks judgment seemed to favor
his own projects, which dema nded speedy
return to England. Yet he hoped to arrange his
departure in such wise that Irene Fenshawe might
not have it in her heart that he had deserted her
Dick did not admit. even to himself that he had
any we'll defined motive other than the fulhlment of
promise, for wishing to stand we'll in the girls
teem
Il may be potential Baronet" he communed :.
but am not such fool as to fall in love with the
heiress OF man like Fenshawe. Baronet, indeed
Hardly month ago l was tramping the streets of
London looking for work One under those condi-
ons does not include in the list of prospective
patlons marriage with young lady worth a million
two"
1t surprising how bitter this very sensible
reflection could be. 1t disturbed his placid temper
He felt like railing at Fate for i'll usage Fortunately
Mulai Hamed had further cause to chide the
Etfenc on account of his seeming irreverence, or
Dicks copying of Stump's methods might not have
been confined to speech.
But it was remarkable fact, worthy of high re-
lief in the fresco of weird and startling then
vaguely grouping themselves that Royson first
dreamed of love, even as a fantastic idyl where
Irene Fenshawe concerned, while he hurry
ing through the native quarter of Massawa
mission destined to change the whole of his
life. For the hour was at hand when he would be
tried by tests that few might endure.
Trea ding close the heels of his guide he emerged
from cramped arch into spacious parade ground
regiment of bersaglieri assembling for drill
during the comparatively cool interval before sunset
and on the seaward side of the plain squat fort
pointed its guns at town and harbor.
Mulai Hamed hastened toward the nearest gate
He did not enter; but his gestures showed that the
Governors residence stood inside the fortihcations
Royson went on alone, and was stopped by sentry,
who called corporal; the latter conducted him to
lieutenant and thenceforth Dicks progress sim
plifed, because the officer not only spoke English
but was ready to display his erudition, though not
exactly in the manner desired by his questioner.
When Royson said he wished to communicate
with two men who had called on the Governor some
two hours earlier, the Italian smiled darkly.
They landed from the English yacht out there?"
he asked with hand flourish which indicated the
Red Sea generally and the Aphrodite in particular.
Yes"
And you of the ships officers?
Yes, said Dick again.
We'll, have orders l advise you to 60 on
board and await His ExcelleAcys decision"
1t will be most gratifying to learn His Excel
lency's decision" said Royson; but just at this
moment l. must ascertain the whereab bouts of Mr..
Fenshawe and Baron Won Kerber.
The lieutenant spread both hands deprecatingly.
Evening star., 1908-01-19
@G88K&S}BZ8

NOW-By Henry Waldorf Francis
When should speak word of cheer
To the fainting hearts that are ever near7
Now!
When should helping hand lend
To those who under burden bend
Now
When should do the work to do
And pay the duty owe to you?
Now
When should do all in my power
To fill with sunshine the passing hour2
Now
When should love and charity show
For all of my fellows here below?
Now
Friend, do the work that there is for you,-
Speak the kind word, and the good and true,
Help on the weary, and do your part
To brighten the day and tighten the heart,
And show by your acts that Love is King
Dearest and sweetest of everything,
To-day, which is yours. To-monow-who knows?-
May be too late. Time swiftly goes.
Seize on the hour-it is meet you should
And do whatever you can of good
Now!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-21

eesr 10 caien p glimpse Of the Hepun.
4esn tandiidts i1r President Dpou
The s,le 81 the nall a lsfee placat'
hon ne Inscription. 700 kERE FOR
Your To gee theas workinFmen la y
their proioundesi respects he rlp-
yesutatiys 81 Tie e4w Repablican
lsirty US dons much re
is,lsa mes ise si;lit ia en-
phasizsd ansY why wig liia Is
81 surely Republican now an for sii
time g come al 8 the grelt ste 81
Pennsylvania. where protection has
dons 50 much for the Aaegsc labor.
Ell It the West Virginia Democrats,
=waq seem ~ hopeful Tor party SUI.
cess, could catch d glimpse Of such
scenes as that exhibited at clariss;
burg's Tin Plate mill. thsy would NO
longer feel that their nee trade doc.
triae stood ghost 81 a show 81 en-.
dorsement in West Virginia.
ID good bye Democrats. since Mr..
TAFT has made his trinmphal tonr
through this State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-21

Women and children are greatly in.
terestel in Republican success tHis
fall Judging from reports Of Repub.
llcan meetings as found in Democratic
papers. They always add that the
small crowd out to the Republican
meeting was mostly women and chill.
dren. No doubt the mothers who re,
member the last Democratic admins,
tration, when they had such Il fight to
keep the wolf from the door. are in.
terested, and perhaps they have told
their children OF those awful days
That may account for their attendance
at Republican meetings.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-21
"A Silly Charge
DEMOCRATS ATTACK MR.. GLASS.
COCK ON GROUND ABSOLUTE
LY uNTENAsLE.

The Democrats attack Mr.. Glass.
cock because he is the attorney at
Morsantown, where he lives. for some
Of the companies in which Senator 81.
kins is Interested. Is there anything
wrong in Mr.. GlasscocKs being attor.
ney for railroads ana coal c.mpanies
owned by citizens ofthe State, which
are adding to the wealth Of the State
every day?
For the information of those making
tee charge, 1t can be stated that for
twenty years, and up to the time Of
his death. Mr., c. Wood Daley. a high
" respected citizen and lawyer of
great ability, and a staunch Democrat,
was Senator Elldns' confidential AMI
personal attorney and closer profess
sicnally thnn any Other man IA the
state to Senator RIl,ins. NOW. can
the memory Of Mr.. c. Wood Daley be
clouded because Of this fact, or any
other attorney who happens to be en-.
ployed by Senator Elkins?
Mr.. P. J. crogan. of Kingwood, one
OF the ablest Democratic lawyers In
the State, has acted as tae attorney
OF the same evaporation which Mr..
Glaaseonls rennesente
Mr.. Geo. p. Price. Of Charleston.
one Of the most prominent attorneys
in the State. AMI a Democrat, has also
acted for Senator nlklns in matters
in which he is interested in and about
Charleston. and Is now counsel for The
Coal end Coke RAILROAD.
Van Wrinkle q Amber, Of Parkers.
burg, hare also represented Senator
ilasllstns I'M the courts. ana there mis.li
he other Demo rats named
The DenDcfsts VIII nave to get3 ur
same charge aEainst Glassccck cfheI
thantlat he & the attorney FOR some
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-21
.GHAS A. STEVENS & HROS
chieaso-The Greatest Eselaslye
Establishment u the WSfld rs
WomehIs Wear.
FaIl ADD WInter ssasaa ia0s.a.

~
We now have ready TOR syeit hsiiet-
ton the conplste LARGE fashion beek
and samples Of niatefsafs showing ia
immense variety 81 styles "a nigh
calss man.tailored suits, SKIRTS ana
dresses, made:to.e order aceofahsg
your individual measurements irom
your own selection o. mat eFials, per
feet ut and satisfaction guaranteed.
The styles have undergone com
plete change and Il YOU wish your
garments absolutely correct in style.
IT IS imperative thar you see these
fashion books and samples d mate
rails before arranging ror your lalI
and winter apparel. Through stew
ems Agents, thousands Of Women sup
ply their wants every season who
know by experience tint ne haudle
only the very latest styles IL popular
prices and that we guarantee more
than satisfaction. Also agents fol the
5Gossard Corset
Hoping to have the pleasure q serl-
ing yopat an early date; ami assuring
You Of prompt and courteous alten-
ton, we remain.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-21
PRONOUNCED coNFlpENcE,

Dunn and company's review for The
past week evidences increased bus:-
ness activity throughout the country.
Moderate Improvement is indicated
in reports OF current trade from most
sections &c the country, with pro
nounced confidence regarding the III:
ture," says the review. This 'pFo-
nouneed confidence Is coming with a
grawing certainty q the election Of
ygilliain Howard Tat to the 3prssi+
.deney guafante d continuance of
Republican protective policies for,
%iiifll The large inanufac turers are
seeking So ealne stls again; All.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-21
M. "a IN WEST VIRGINIA.

1ffurther evidence had been nee l.
ed e show the popularity of Repub.
Lean policies anu the Republican can
dtdate for President, Hon. w. H. Taft's
Trip through West Virginia yesterday
would have been suticient to con.
vince even the most skeptiegi. Nth.
ing to eqlal II .tlas ever been seen in
the Stste before Crowds Of curiosity
seekers have gone to see Mr. Bryan,
but even the much advertised Demo
eratic candidate has never seen 50
many people on a trip IN West Yir.
elnia as greeted Mr.. Taft yesterday.
Al every stopping place throngs OF
people athercd about The depots, the
erowls being faT too l'rge for people
to form a very accufate estimate as
TO Numbers There we're entirely too
many for more than one.tenth Of the
number to hear tts candidate speak,
but nsar all q them got to see the
-'Taat sniil " ard that truly is worth
going n,tlss u see. The greatest dem.
onssfa tiop tsne day trip was at
cIark Nobody on the ground
estlmated tile throng at less Tran r..
ooo. whiie many PIT it at $4,000, some
saying 10000 was nearer the correct
nansbsr But ~ mater IS to the ex.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-21

If the Democrats believe what the
Democratic papers are saying to them,
they will wake up on Wednesday
morning, November 4th. the worst
disappointed set of men on the face
of the earth They say the Repuhll.
cans are not interested. not loing any.
thing. and that everything Is going
fine for the Democrats. 1t is bad Tor
them to attempt to fool their own PEG.
pie that way. AS Governor White
says of the State, SO we sew of Mar.
ion county, the outlook is 50 much
better than IT was four years ago that
II looks like a walkaway. Not man
on the Republican ticket will have
less than 500 majority. Just keep the
figures in mind until after election.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-21
THE WEATHER.

They say this old planet of ours
has been passing through clouds Of
star dust. That the Maverick comet. dis,
covered by NJ. Flammqrion and other
Ingenious French astronomers. which
was at first called by various names
previously applied to comets and then
pronounced unidentified and unbrand.
ed, carelessly lost Its tail. The tail
Of comet is composed of star dust.
andlthat lost tail has got IN the way
Of the earth, iourneying through space
at the rate of $50 miles minute, says
the New York Times.
Star dust is unwholesome. 1t clogs
the atmosphere and produces coughs
and colds. Moreover, this is such old
dust. That comet is probably nun.
,Ired million years old Who does not
object to filling his lungs with old dust
like that? Some fooMsh folks say
the hTze in the atmosphere has been
caused Ivy the smoke of distant for
lest fires. AMI leelrre they can detect
in The air thef aerid odor of burning
timber. But It is probably this very
star dust that mas caused the forest
fires. We all know 1t is inaammable.
anyhow, star dust or not, we have
Leen inflicted with spell OF unsea.
sonable and rather dtsagreeable
weather, and the prospects of change
in the quickening breezes Yesterday
were hailed with joy, The summer
was hot enough to justify October in
living up to its reputation for clear
skies and bracing, tonic air, but the
hale. hearty, happy October of the
poets has been a month OF langour
and heat. Instead Of brown October
ale we have been drinking soda wat.
Ier, while in spite Of the heat coughs
and colds have been common
Never mind. Let us think of some.
thing else. There will soon he a cold
snap. heavy rains will extingulsh the
forest fires, and there may be snow
before Thanksgiving.
.H
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-21
EDITOR ROOSEVELT.

The publishers Of an eastern maya.
zine are chuckling over their coup in
securing the services, after March 4.
Of Theodore Roosevelt as associate
editor. He will write upon political
and economic topics. Unless there is
something in the contract to prevent
their distinguished editor from dis.
tributlng his services among o variety
of magazines and newspapers, the Joy
Of these publishers may receive a
damper. For Mr.. Roosevelt cannot
be happy unless he's busy. To him
work 10 play. Being an associate edi.
tor Of one magazine Will not give him
enough TO do. He would rather be
associate editor OF dozen, says the
Pttsburg Gazette Times. Therefore
The enterprlsing Outlook people need
not be surprised to learn that their 20.
lltical and economic editor has accept.
ed the position Of sporting editor for
rival publication, while he has con.
tracted to write series of articles on
the Irish sagas for the Century, one
one the contemporaries OF Cromwell
for Harper's. breezy sketches of ranch
life for Outing. suggestions on reform.
ed photography for the Atlantic, side.
lights on American history for Serb.
ners, observations on bird life for Ev.
eryboly's, talks on religion for the
Christian Advocate. hints on The no
Bile art of self.defense for the Youths
Companion. stories of the Spanish wal
for st. Nicholas and advice to moth.
ers for the Ladies' Home Journal. Ii
is impossible 10 imagine Mr. Roose
velt's aboundiug aetivies confined tc
one publication, unless he were allow
Cd to do all the work.
One thing is certain. Whatever he
writes will be read by the American
neople. Editor Roosevelt Will not lacl
ior a constituency. Neither will he
ind it necessary to harp continually
Oh one string as Editor Bryan does
Fhe wide range Of subjects witt
which he possesses more than SUI
perhctal acquaintance will give Mr.
Roosevelt unique position amont
lie makers of periodical literature.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-21
card Of rhanks.
Editor West virginIan:

Editor West Virginlan:
Will you please allow us space in
your valuable paper to thank the
Brotherhood Of R. R, Trainmen AMI
all the kind friends Of Fairmont city
for their kind treatment during the
sickness and death of our dear daugll,
ter, cpea: We shall never be able
20 reward them, but He who said sui.
fer little children to come unto Ne
and f.rbbl them not will reward them
lin eternity.
T. E. AND VIOLA BENNETT.