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

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John Keohane made a trip to Medora
yesterday. 1853
Ed. Bowler was in from his homestead
soutl, Of Wibaux yesterday.
Walter Shear and VIM. ,Hunck we're in
from Burkey on Wednesday. G
Have you got ticket to the lawn social
for Saturday night, Aug. 1st.
E. F, Stockwells new house in the south
eastern part of town is now enclosed and
will be ready to occupy in short time.
MIR. and Mrs. label, who lives seven
miles northwest of town. are the proud
parents of baby boy which was born to
them last Sunday.
Tom Power, brother of our townsman,
M. w. Power, arrived the latter part of
last week from Wadena, Mimi, and has
accepted a position in the Big Store.
Gunder Twedt, homesteader who lives
six miles north of town, was a caller at the
Chronicle Office this week and is number
ed among those who have taken advantage
of our special subscription offer.
Gust Verhasselt was at Beach yesterday
coming in from his ranch southwest of
Wibaux. Gust had lost horse which was
taken up by Harry Halstad and advertised
in the Chronicle and in this way Gust
found out where his horse was and recov-
cred it.
Jimmie Foley-secretary of the railway
commission-says none of the present men,
bers of the boards are candidates for re-
election-and the secretary is not looking
for 'offis." Jim is so popular that he has
generally held two or three offices. Fargo
Forum.
NJ. w. Power returned Wednesday from
his vacation trip to Wadena, Mimi Mike
says that the Golden Valley looks better
than ever to him, since his return. He
says the crops in the eastern part of the
state along the Northern Pacific have stuff
cred great deal from lack of rain.
A new postoAices has been established
recently about IL miles north of Beach,
1t is located at H. H. Brenizer's place and
Mr.. Brenizer has been appointed as post
master. Mail will be carried from Beach
three times week, on Monday, Wednes-
day and Saturdays. The new Office is call
ed Brenizer.
Mr.. Sands is having the work pushed
rapidly on his new brick building south of
the livery barn. The building is being
built of brick from the bottom of the base
ment up and will certainly be valuable
addition to Beach. The have the walls up
above the first floor and in short time the
brick will be completed.
Albert Schouboe was in from his farm
in the Williams vicinity last Wednesday
and while in town made the Chronicle a
call. Mr.. Schouboe recently had some
horses stolen from his prsture which he
later recovered in pasture on the Sheep
Hook ranch southwest of Wibaux. Al
though the horses we're locked in the pas
ture by themselves, the foreman on the
ranch informed Mr.. Schouboe that he
knew nothing about them or where they
came from. Like lot of other farmers
who have suffered loss from horse thieves.
MIR. Schouboe is getting desperate and he in
formed the writer that if he caught anyone
in. his pasture after dark hereafter he
would deal with him with al.
Farmers should stop and consider that
it is fine advertisement for any county to
have. farm named. 1t gives tone to the
surroundings and is evidence that the farm
er takes pride in his home and is
willing to vouch for the productive worth
of his farm and surrounding territory. Get
the name of your farm printed on your
stationery. 1t don't cost much but it Gre
ates fine impression at the other end of
the journey where your letter is received
and will set some investigating conditions
here. Every new farmer that comes helps
to increase the value of your land. and
compared with land values the cost of sta
| tionery is small item. 1t costs you moth
ing to name your farm. This is one in
stance where you can get something for