Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24
Local News

Smoke Pv cent cigars Beach Drug
Company.
Tom Smith returned last Monday even
ing from St. Paul.
Get Freeman's prices on auto supplies,
oils, ETC., Dickinson.
A dance will be given at the opera
house in Beach July goth.
Edison Photographs and records for
sale by the Beach Drug Co.
Joe Dixon, the Sentinel Butte liveryman,
was Beach visitor last Monday.
VIM Hunck, the Burkey postmaster and
merchant. was at Beach on Monday
Don't fail to attend the dance at the
opera house on Thursday July goth.
A dentist remedies tooth troubles See
DR.. McClintock at Beach about yours
TIE Golden Valley Milling Company
does feed grinding on Tuesday of each
week. 35tf
Fred Smith came down from Terry Tues
day to get his personal belongings having
decided to remain at Terry permanently.
Mr. and Mrs Emrys Lloyd returned
from their wedding trip last Saturday night
and have gone to housekeeping in rooms
in the Mikkelson residence south of town.
Harve Robinson, Jack Snyder and L. A.
Simpson came over from Sentinel Butte
last Sunday in the formers auto and took
dinner at the State Line
Geo. Mcclellan, our new U. S. Com
missioner, went to Dickinson last Saturday,
having business before the land office.
Two applications for final proof have al
ready been made before him.
At the horse sale to be held in Glendive,
Montanan, August 18th and 5th, there will
be sold about 900 head of we'll broke work
horses. All horses purchased by parties
living at Beach and Wibaux will be de.
livered at Wibaux free of charge. We
earnestly advise anyone wanting good work
stock to attend this sale--S B. Chappell,
Manager.
D. G. McCallum came down from Glen
dive last Saturday night and spent few
days with his family who are living with
his brother-in-law John Brown, northeast
of town. Mr. McCallum is contractor
and he expects to locate here in a short
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keep him at Glendive for three or four
weeks He has done considerable work in
the building line in this neighborhood be-
fore and is acquainted with number of
of our people.
Martin Malmin came in Monday from
the Beach country with another bunch of
homesteaders for Baker, for which place
he left the same evening. He reports a
two-inch rain fall about Beach Sunday
evening and everybody in that section is
wearing satisfied smile in the full faith
that there will be an abundant CROP Mr..
Malmin brought in bunch of grain grown
in the Golden Valley country that was be-
tween three and four feet high. What
they are doing in that country now we will
he doing here in Eastern Montana as soon
as we get the farmers in here to do the
work, said MIR. Malmin. Terry Tribune.
Mr.. S. NJ. Ferris, register of the United
States land Office, returned Sunday from,
an extended visit to New Brunswick and
the states of the Atlantic seaboard. Mrs.
Ferris is stillmisiting with relatives at New
Brunswick and will not return for several
weeks. While on their ayto New Bruins
wick MIR. and Mrs. Ferris stopped off
several days at Washington, D. c., where
they caleb on President and Mrs. Roose-
welt at the White House. The Roosevelts
are old friends of MIR. and Mrs. Ferris and
were their guests at the Ferris ranch at
Medora several years ago.--Dicknson Post.
Mike Power arrived in the city Thurs
day from Beach, N. d., where he is a
partner in the store of Elmer Dickinson,
formerly of Verndale. Mr. Power saws
that the Valley in which Beach is located
is rapidly filling up with settlers and that
as farming country there is none better
than that surrounding Beach. Mr.. Dick
'nson, he says, is doing very we'll. He is
one of the most prominent citizens of the
new town, being president of the school
district and being prominently identified
with every public movement He has re-
Gently completed fine new home at Beach
--Wadena Pioneer.I Journal