Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-02-28

Buxton-The American Society Of |
Equity will establish q bank here.
Glenullin-The guards have elected
officers, and Gail Hudson as captain.
Fort Ransom-The First National
bank is to have new banking house.
Devils Lake reports III buildings
erected last year at a cost Of $500, 900.
Plaza-Four men and one woman
were arrested for blind pigging and
gambling.
Sentinel Butte-Ladies have organ
lied Woman's club for social and
intellectual improvement.
Observation-Disclosures enjoyed their
annual banquet furnished by the
Scotch ladies' of the town.
Souris-The institution Of the Re-
bekah assembly had to be postponed
on account Of interesting social events.
Moflt-School patrons here want a
consolidated school on the ground of
economy and improved efficiency.
Hatton-By a vote of Il to this
place voted to issue bonds In the sum
of $12,500 to build a school house.
Minot-One candidate for sheriff of
this county uses postage stamp pic
ture to embellish his announcements.
Devils Lake-The board Of educa.
ton have adopted resolution depre-
eating so much dancing by high school
students.
Goodrich-The brass band has been
reorganized and it is now out to be.
come one of the crack organizations
in the state.
Dickinson-Capt. George Aud has
resigned his U. 8. commissionership
and James Wood mas been appointed
In his place.
Jamestown-The Bijou theater has
changed hands. Manager Louis Hart
has sold out to R. w. Carter, manager
Of the Crookston house.
Buxton-The Buxton hotel was
burned to the ground. The loss is $780,
900 and the building was insured for
about half that amount. The workers
succeeded in saving large share of
the contents.
Russell-The town marshal found
smallpox sign on a house where he
was to serve a summons-but rather
than to fail in his duty he returned
to town and was vaccinated and served
the papers in glory.
Bottineau-The bell in the tower of
the Methodist church broke q few
evenings ago and the deacons think
there is hoodoo somewhere, for it
is the third bell broken in two years
they are going after the makers.
Fargo-W. Harris, q Greek living
on Front street, was arrested and
held until he was turned over to the
federal officials, by whom he is wanted
on charge of opening a registered
letter addressed to another man.
Fargo-At the last meeting of the
board Of trustees of the agricultural
college, a new department was Great
ed, the department Of education, and
Prof. Arland D. Weeks, now Of the
English department, was elected as it's
head.
| OlSuldICh" W. NOO9CI, AuSuA dNCO
commissioners, announced the appoint
ment of H. E. Miller, of Towner, Nc
Henry county, as deputy in his Office
to f1ll the vacancy Of A. Rolling. Mr..
Miller was formerly Of the Towner
Tribune.
Jamestown-A boy 10 years old was
furnished liquor by some person or
persons whom it might be we'll to
trace up and bring to justice and see
that no more of it is done. The boy
created quite scene on Fifth avenue
and it took two police officers to put
him into a cab and take him to the
Jail.
Mooreton-Edwin Sathei. rs years
old, who is employed in Bags ele-
vator at that place, met with serious
accident in working alone at the ele-
vator. In some manner his right arm
got fast in some moving shafting and
before he could extricate himself the
arm was nearly torn from the shoul-
der.
Agricultural-Several mild cases Of
smallpox have broken out at the agri-
cultural college. Prompt measures
have been taken by the college au-
thorities to check the disease, and
all students not already vaccinated
are receiving vaccination at college
exnense. It is believed no further