Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-11-20
WIBAUx, ITEMS
Erom The Pioneer-

From the Pioneer
/ Four more of Wibaux's promin-
ent people were made happy, each
en- the same day and to IMAM
up tree,' it appears as though
there are several others who may
fall in line before many moons.
The first couple to receive congrat-
ulations are we'll and favorable
known residents in the country
south of town, namely, Mr.. Fran
els Beeler and Miss Julia Accart,
who were united in marriage on
Saturday z, by the pastor of the
Catholic church at Beach. The
bride wore a white silk gown,
trimmed in blue, white slippers,
and bridal veil looped up with
orange blossoms. The groom was
attired in the conventional. black.
After the matrimonial sermon had
been performed the happy young
couple returned to the home Of the
bride where a sumptuous supper
and dance was given. Mr.. and
Mrs. Beeler were the recipients Of
a number of elegant presents, as
we'll as many good wishes for a
happy welded life, from their
large circle of friends with whom
the Pioneer joins in extending con-
CALCULATIONS.
The second couple to tie the mat
rimonial knot were Mr.. Tracy Nc
Claim and Miss Mamie Howard,
both residents Of this city, whom
we hear were married in Glendive,
on Saturday, November Z, and as
near as the Pioneer can ascertain
it was pleasant surprize for all
when the news was circulated, as
no one, apparently, had even sus-
pected that their CONCENTRATIONS
were such. At any rate, was it
their desire to steel grand
march on their Wibaux friends,
there was nothing poor about the
method which they adopted. We
understand that Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Claim Immediately took up their
residence on the formers claim
northeast Of town.
j. w. McNiece who resides on a
farm southeast Of Wibaux, and
Mrs. Nellie Kelley of Fort Keogh
were united in marriage at Miles
City on Monday, Nov. 2.
S. H. .Stambaugh departed on
Thursday for his former home in
western Pennsylvania where he
expects to make an extended visit
with his parents and other rela-
tives?!!!
]. c. Kinney returned on Friday,
from Carlyle, where he acted as
clerk at A. G. Knudtson's auction
sale. Mr.. Kinney informs us that
Fit was big sale and that every
: thing sold at a good price.
DR.. B. F. Consler, Of Hamilton.
Mont, who was in this city a few
weeks ago looing over the field
with view Of locating here, re-
turned to Wibaux the fore part Of
last week, in company with his
wife, and has decided to perman-
! emily locate here for the practice Of
his profession. He is licensed
medical doctor and comes to our
city we'll recommended.
Z. A message was received here on
Tuesday bearing the sad news
Of the death Of MIR. w. G. James,
father of Geo. w. James of this
; city. The deceased was member
Of the G. A. r., also member of
the Masonic lodge. Interment
took place at Chicago where the
brother Masons paid their last tri-
butte of respect to their honorable
member. Mr.. James of this city
has the sympathy of all in his
affection.
The lawsuit case of j. H. Carlson
VS.. S. B. Chappell, concerning 8
dispute over property in section
2 northwest of town, which was
entered in Justice Bushels court
on Oct. FL, was continued by re.
quest Of defendent until Wednes.
day, last, when attorney Hurley Of
: Glendive, appeared for the defend
ent and Attorney Fisher appeared
s for the plaintiff. All matters il
Y dispute according to the justice.
document, were settled by defend