Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-05-01
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Smoke Pv 5 cent cigars. Beach Drug
Company.
Olaf Jahr, of Carlyle, was a Beach visitor
last Mondays
/ Ed Madison was in from from his Car.
lyle farm yesterday.
County Superintendent Kitchen was a
Beach visitor last Saturday.
Druggist Lyons residence in the south.
eastern part Of town is nearly completed.
Pigs for sale: Two brood sows and one
registered Poland China boar. Frank
Emerson. 24tf.
Geo Bah, left Wednesday evening for
"A months visit at his former home at Han
cock MINI.
Chris Arnold returned to Beach last
Saturday night after spending the winter in
South Dakota
Coatney Hall. of Carlyle. is to make
proof on his homestead next June IS. His
notice appears in this weeks issue.
There was dance at Wibaux last Fri
day night and c. H. Mouiton, Mike Power
and C.. +. Smith of Beach attended.
EsrRAyEp: One roam heifer with white
head and horns and bob tail. and one red
heifer. Hobert Bares, Burkey N, D.
Mrs. Chas. Chadderdon left last Sunday
night for months visit at I-eSueur Center,
Mimi. She will return over the Milwau.
kee road by way Of Terry.
have PURCHASED the Near full blooded.
registered Cleveland Bay Stallion. Any
one desiring service of same. write or call
on c. w. Elliott Beach. N. d. 23-25
The cemetery which was to have
been held Saturday night was postponed
on account of the weather. We understand
that the grounds will be surveyed shortly.
The Chronicle has added IA names to its
subscription the last week. making 90 new
subscribers since the first day Of April.
Our list is growing rapidly and we hope it
will keep up.
For SALE:-A limited number of thorough.
bred Barred Plymouth Rock eggs Moth
| ing better in the northwest Prices 81 az
| for 49, s.. so for 5o--W. S. Marvin, Sent
incl Butte, N. y.
w. d. Howard, "A brother of Mrs r. ].
! Nichols. made short visit here, arriving
last week Wednesday and leaving Tuesday
night. MIR. Howard is from 1.etcher, S.
d., and returned by way of Terry.
The Chronicle is in receipt Of letter
from Olaf Johnson at Estherville. Iowa.
MIR. Johnson is land owner here and re-
marked in the letter that he thought the
Golden Valley was the finest part of North
] Dakota, and Mr.. Johnson is right
| Frank Berth, who has been visiting this
winter at his former home at Wanzeka
Wis, returned last Saturday night Frank
/ with his brother, Charley, have ranch
north of Beach and heretofore have been
l in the horse business, but Frank informs
us that they intend to go into cattle, this
! year.
\ Henry St. Jacque returned from a trip
J through southwestern Nortl, Dakota and
eastern Montana. MIR. St. lacque went by
i stage from Glendive to Mondak Mont. up
along the Yellowstone river where the ted
)! eral government has under way a large
1 irrigation project He was we'll pleased
N with this country.-Fessenden Free Press
III While we are agitating better school
n we might also add that Beach needs Con-
u gregatonai church. We understand that
there is plenty of funds subscribed but
;! that no one seems to take hold and push the
! thing along. Schools and churches are an
J essential thing to town. They do more
\ for a town than anything else; in fact, they
\ are the foundation OF atown or community.
{ Give us good school and plenty OF
4 churches Beach needs Congregational
! church. Somebody take hold and see that
J she gets it..
! Martin Malmin, the land man got back
J from his trip to beach, N. d.. last Tues
\ day and says he did little business down
u there. He had two parties who wanted
improved farms and took them to Beach,
4 N. d., where he sold each of them half sec.
ton one for $4,000 and the other for
n SET. 50 per acre. The land adjoins and
| lies six miles northwest of Beach. THE
Improvements we're nothing extra in build.
4 ings. said MIR. Malmin. hut on the two
Il tracts there was about 14o acres ready ia
4 put into crop and the land is good. though