Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-05-15
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Smoke Pv cent cigars Beach Drug
Company.
Henry St. lacque came over from Tess
enden the first of the week on business
a. l.. Martin, of Sentinel Butte, state
committeeman, attended the state conven
ton at Mlinot yesterday.
Mrs. II. ]. Blodgett had the misfortune
to have AN anvil fall on her foot this week,
crushing the member badly
B. w. Shaw, of Mandan, candidate for
judge of the new tenth judicial district.
was in town for short visit this week.
The Paoi office in Billings county is
now supplied with mail from Griffin ON the
Milwaukee, instead of Yue as heretofore
Ferris says everything around Center
looks like Martin and all there is left for
him to do is to enlist the sympathies of the
women. Its too bad women can't vote for
senators. Center Republican.
The state convention convened at Minot
this week. Five delegates attended from
Billings county. Tom Smith and F.. F..
Mikkleson, of Beach we're delegates
For SALE-16o acres of the best land to
be found in the Golden Valley, Is miles
south of Beach; 5 arces broke. 0. NJ.
Olson, Beach, n. ID. 1otf.
Paul Smith, brother of DR. Smith, ar
rived from Mannhaven Tuesday night and |
will remain here permanently, having &C
cepted position with the Pioneer Store. |
One of Frank Heath's horses was SO bad
ly cut in the wire that the animal had to be
Shot. 1t became frightened at an automo-
BILE and ran into the fence cutting one of
its legs nearly off.
T. A. Cahill, candidate for clerk of the
court in Billings county, was in Dickinson
last Saturday. MIR. Cahill is the only can
didate for Office from the eastern portion
of his county and feels that this should
strengthen his candidacy. Dickinson Press
The commissioners acted on the petition
to vote for five commissioners at the prim-
aries and the proposition will be placed
on the ballot. Billings is large county
and should have five commissioners so that
no part of the county will be sighted in the
way of representation.
Turner County Herald S. Oak, publish
ed at the former home of +. F.. Near, says:
Fred Near is about to start the publication
of a new paper at Beach, n. D.. The
IF <ha 10
in the hands of c. I. Cook. formerly of
Centerville, S. Oak
A. w. Barker. of the Clinton Falls Nur-
sery Co.. has been doing great stroke of
business in the Golden Valley this wear.
lie made big delivery to our farms this
week and we are informed that over S3.-
600 worth of trees and shrubberv have
been sold here by this company alone
We have recently placed two more polit-
lc'al announcements in our announcement
column. This time it is John Young of
Mercer county for representative. and G. I
+. burgess, of Medora, for register of deeds.
MIR. Burgess is at present holding the office
~
tire satisfaction
a fine rain fell Wednesday night which
make all our people look happy. We
have had plenty of moisture this spring and
the outlook for bumper crop is promis
ing. The town people have been aggitat
ing street sprinkler but if these good rains
keep up we fear the sprinkler proposition
will I've forgotten.
w. G. Lang was in Dickinson this week
with his mother, Mrs. Janet Lang, who
made proof before the U. s. land Office on
her claim where the postofiice and store
at Yule are located. They met relatives.
Mrs. Wilson and daughter from philadel. /
phia, who are to spend the summer ut the
fine Lang home in Billings countv.--Dick-
inson Press
An exchange says that every family !
should have curfew which should positively
ring tonight every night if needed.
These cnrfews are Inexpensive and home
made. Take piece of board about two
feet long, white one end to handle and
take the child that needs the curfew and
bend him over barrel: Then take the
piece of siding in hand and use it for
clapper. Divide the strokes evenly and
see that none miss Good for a boy or girl !
up to the age of sixteen, and applications
are warranted to cure the most pronoun.
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