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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-10
Announcements, Wants, Etc.

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PICS For SALE:-J. D. Halstead.
For SALE--Milch cows.-A ]. Okeefe.
For SALE-About IS milch cows.-V.
Wicka, Beach, N. ID.
Edison Photographs and records for
sale by the Beach Drug Co.
Bromus Grass Seed for sale by Charles
Kidder at the Farmers Elevator.
Poland china sows for sale bred to po.
land china pigs:-L. L. Roberts, Beach.
For SALE--16o acres of the best land to
be found in the Golden Valley, 6 miles
south of Beach: acres broke. 90. nj. Oh
son. Beach, N. D. 1otf
have number of horses for sale, and
will endeavor to make terms to suit my
customers. My hest references are my old
customers.J +. Reeve, IL miles north
of Beach, 2o-22
For SALE:-.A limited number of thorough
bred Barred Plymouth Rock eggs. Nothing
better in the northwest. Prices SIPS tor
13, $3.50 45o-W. S. Marvin, Sentinel
Butte, N. D.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-10
Bids Wanted

Sealed proposals will be received by the
board of county commissioners of Bill
ings county. N. d.. at the Office of the
county auditor until 12 O'Clock noon of
May 4th. 1905. for the Office of county
physician. Said county physician, to fur
nish all medicines, medical care and
treatment, surgical operations, dressing.
hospital care, and in fact to do all necess-
ary work connected with county charges
when in need of the services Of a physi-
clan. !. A. McGreeor
County Auditor.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-10

Joe Ferris and Jack McGregor we're up
from Medora Tuesday night to attend the
Masonic meeting, Mr.. Ferris taking the
first degree.
Those who spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davidson and family,
were Mr.. Ernest johnson and Mr.. John
D. Guy and families. Sumner Johnston and
Chas. Goddard. The time was spent with mu-
sic and singing. Miss Davidson and Miss
Stegna furnished the music. After which
a most sumptuous supper was served by
Mrs. Davidson. followed by ice cream and
cake. All departed at late hour and re-
ported most splendid time.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-10

Frank Heath: will never vote for a
$1,000 school building. $4,000 is little
enough. Let us form an independent dis
trict and then when children come in from
outside of the district charge them tuition.
7. L. Smith: do not favor $4,000
school house. We would be going to un-
necessary expense and losing time to vote
on that amount. 1t would never carry.
We should put no less than 10000 and
from that to $4,000 into aschool building.
I think it would be good idea to have
plans drafted and the cost estimated for a
suitable building before anything is DONE
I am in favor of re-districting and making
an independent district.
E. E. Noble: We should vote for at least
$1o,o 900 bonds While we are building we
should build school house sufficient in
size to accommodate the increasing number
that are coming here. In my opinion with
in three years from now it will be necess-
ary to build again, consequeutlNwe should
build in such way that an addition could
be added without remodelling the first
structure. do not favor an independent
district; in my mind, if the thing we're put
to the farmers in the right light, they would
vote for big city school; they would then
send their children to Beach instead of to
Fargo or elsewhere; but If the farmers are
opposed to bonds, then would favor re-
districting. The town needs good school
and must have it.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-10
What Kind Of School House Shall We Build? And How Shall We Proceed?

The masonic lodge held their regular
meeting last Tuesday night at their hall.
After the meeting the members repaired to
the State Line hotel where they were given
reception by the Eastern Star. The din
ing room was beautifully decorated and an
appetizing supper served after which pro-
gram of vocal and instrumental music was
rendered by different members present.
and the gathering did not break up until
along in the morning.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-10

The proposition of erecting new school
house is being aggitated considerably this
week and a petition to the school board
asking them to call special election to
vote on bonding the district for $4,000 is
being circulated. Following are the views
ofsome of our citizens on the subject. We
should like to hear from others
M. l.. Russ am in favor of better
school building by all means and favor any
move that will accomplish that end, re-
gardless of the increase in taxes.
Ed. Hoverson: My idea would be to re-
organize the school district and make Beach
and the territory tributary an independent
district, and then issue bonds and build a
building sufficient in size to have a high
school as we'll as common school. 1t
would not be fair to ask the farmers who
live too far from town to send their child
rem here to help pay for town school.
Geo. Campbell: am in favor of bond
ing for good school building. but would
not vote for $4,000 bonds: better make it
$4,000.
W. w. Larson: am for $4,000 or
$50. 600 school house, but not for smaller
One
+. f. Dickinson: My idea would he to
organize an independent district, taking in
all the territory possible that is tributary
to the town. am strongly in favor of a
new school building and a better school,
regardless of the method in obtaining it.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-10
Under !! New
Management
New Cashier in Charge and
New Stockholders Have
Been Taken In.

X. +. Morrow and wife, of Usage, Ia, ar
rived Monday night and will make Beach
their permanent home hereafter, Mr.. Nor
row having taken charge of the Farmers &
Merchants Bank as cashier, filling the va
cancy caused by Mr.. Olson's resignation.
The Farmers & Merchants Bank is being
recognized and new stockholders have
been taken in, making the institution one of
the strongest in this part of the state. The
combined liability of the stockholders will
now exceed 81, ,ooo. 10000. They are Avery
Brush. ], w. Annis Karl ]. Johnson, F. P.
French. of Usage, Ia, and r. E. Morrow.
H. c. Jensen, ]. w. Brinton. Geo. A. o.
son. o. M. Olson. Tillie B. Wojohn. C. J..
Strum and C. E. Winkleman, of Beach.
The board of directors are: H. C. Jensen,
J. w. Brinton, r. f. Morrow. ]. w. Annis
and Karl ]. Johnson. The Iowa parties are
all bankers and are connectsd ID withsome of
the strongest institutions in Iowa. Mr.. Nor
row. the cashier. has been connected with
the Farmers National Bank, of Usage, for a
number Of years and is an able and expert
enced banker and is highly spoken7of from
where he comes. He will be valuable
addition to our corpsof business men.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-10

Smoke Pv cent cigars. Beach Drug
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Peek arrived We'd
nesday from California where they spent the
past winter. They will remain in Beach
until fall. :,
Chas. Kidder, buyer for the Farmers
Elevator company here, was at Glendive
the latter part of last week in the interest
of the company,
Ben Green went to Bel6eld last Friday
night to help install new gasoline engine
for the N. P. there.
Chas. r. Howarth. of Courtenay, who
purchased half section near Burkey, ar
rived the latter part of last week with a
carload of goods.
HenryW. Yokuk, of Bloomer. Wis. was
among the new comers who shipped into
Beach this week with car of goods. He
has farm 90 miles south of Beach which
he will crop this year.
Geo. Uhlenlott. of Freeport, Mimi. is
in Beach today. Mr.. Uhlenkott was former
ly president of the Beach Mercantile Co.
which sold out to Mr.. Laughnan. He still
owns the building occupied by the Laugh
nan store.
Henry ST. Jacque and G. L. Gravelle,
of Wells county, are in the city today.
They are on their way to Terry to look up
business openings. and stopped off here for
short visit with acquaintances.
A. w. Harper, now of Minneapolis but
formerly cashier of the Golden Valley
State Bank here arrived in Beach We'd
nesday night and is renewing acquaintance
and attending to business matters.
Rev. Father van den Heuvel has been
appointed by Bishop Stanley to take charge
of the Catholic parishes of Beach and Bur-
key. The Rev. Father will arrive in
Beach on Saturday and will hold services
in St. Johns church on Sunday, April 12th.
First mass at $500. and second mass at TO-
90 o'clock.
On Good Friday evening at IT'S com
mpnion services will be held at the Luth-
eran church. both the English and Norwe.
gian language will be used. Easter services
will be held Monday evening. the 2oth. in
the English language. Special music has
been prepared for this occasion. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to worship with
us. c. S. Thorpe
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-10
Notice.

A meeting of the Golden Valley Cream
cry Associations is called to meet at the Fire
Hall in the village of Beach on the after-.
noon of the 18th, "wednesday at 3 p. m.
A full attendance is desired. Come and
bring your friends
Dated, April 9, 'os. Signed, E. ID. Logan.
F. L. Holven.
E. F. Noble.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-10
Convention to
Be Held Here
Sunday School Convention
to Be Held at Beach on
y v. sasl. illl'I 1lf7lf f2lll

Saturday evening 81 th;s5si:sk tissate sWiii
be heldin Beach, Sunday 7ssicslsslaC C.onven-
tiouaad Iassisutes Of the sSanala of
Billings County and Wibanx, Atons.~zs The
purpose is to organize a Suntay ysseh1ol lAsso.
citation and promote the interests of the work
thru this section.
The following papers and talks have been
prepared:
Saturday Evening at 7:3o.
Sunday School Management ..............
.......... Rev. John Orchard, Fargo
How to Reach and Hold the Boys .......
......... &c. v. Knox, Sentinel Butte
The S. S. as Missionary Factor. .
=. Mrs. L.W. Richards, Beach
The Relation of the Parent to the S. S..
............... L. F. Crawford. Sentinel Butte
Sunday Morning at 9:3o.
Devotional Service .. ................. .......
49,. ........ Rev. Douglas and Orchard
The Bible Class. Miss Olive Scott, Wibaux
Forty Years Experience ms. S. Work.
5000. Mrs. C. v. Knox, Sentinel Butte
The intermediate Class ............ i. ...........
............. Miss Almeda Baird, Wibaux
Advantages from Teachers Meetings .--..
- Mrs. L. F. Crawford, Sentinel Butte
How Prepare Lesson Rev. John Orchard
Sunday 1:3oP. NJ.
Report of Delegates
The Public School Teacher and the S. S.
. ........P Prof. f. Baird. Wibaux
The Primary Class - ........ ...,.......
!. miss Croft, Sentinel Butte
Influence of the S. S. in New Communities
...W H. Middleton, Rocky Butte
The Teacher - Rev. John Orchard
Business Meeting
Sunday Evening 7:3o.
Our English Bible 49, Rev. A. Douglas
The S. S. of the World at Rome .......
................ - ...... Rev. John Orchard
The program will be interspersed with
music both vocal and instrumental.
Come and help make this convention. a
profitable and instructive one.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-10

There is some talk of having a big Fourth
of July celebration at Beach aud if such is
the case. our band boys should get together
and do some practicing 50 that the town
will not be obliged to get an ont side ban
to furnish music that day. Com. boys,
let's hear you toot up little.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-10
Bids Wanted.

The Board of County Commissioners of
Billings county, N. D., hereby request
sealed proposals for the grading and filling
in of earth approaches for hereinafter
described bridges and culverts in Billings
county, bids to be at the rate of so much
per cubic yard. Said proposals to be filed
with the county auditor on or before II
o'clock noon of May 4th 1908.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-10
The Village
Made Larger
Town Trustees Pass Resolu-
tion Enlarging the Viii
lage Of Beach.

Whereas. that tract of land known as
Hunters Second Addition to the town of
Beach, Billings county, North Dakota. as
the same is plated and on file in the Office
of the register of deeds in and for said
county and state, has been duly plated into
lots as aforesaid and the same is adjoining
and contiguous to the village of Beach,
Billings county, North Dakota.
Now, therefore, be it resolved by the
Board of Trustees of the said village of
Beach, that, by virtue OF the power vested
in the said board by Sec. 2s94 of the Polit-
ical Code of the Revised Codes of North
Dakota of 1905, the boundaries of the said
village are hereby extended so as to in
clude all of Hunters Second Addition to
the town of Beach and all of the lots there
of; and the same are hereby annexed and
made part of the said village of Beach;
- lls rsiitery shall, from and after
this date; form and BE part of the said
village of Beach and be-within the juris-
:diction thereof. and
# Belt further resolved that copy Of
!thsse+ resolutions be forthwith filed, togetisrs
err with aimaE, andapiat Of the survey de.'
fning ti1e@s boundaries of said Hunters
Second Addition hereby annexed to said
village.-in the Office of the register of
deeds in and for Billings county, North
Dakota.
Passed this 10th day of March, A. d.,
1905.
Attest T. L. SAITH,
r. F. GALLAGHER, Pres. of board of
Village Clerk. trustees of the village
of Beach.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-10

and they will be given under the auspices
of the Club.
All Billings county citizens who favor
the policies of Theodore Roosevelt as en-
dorsed by VIM. H. Taft are invited to sign
up" as large membership is wanted for
the Billings County Taft Club as this coun-
ty is Pres Roosevelts old home and the
president heartily endorses the candidacy
of Mr.. Taft
F. Q. Peterson received his new pals.s
engine this week, and Oscar and Arthur
Swan received 22 horse gasoline Hart
sPaFs engine; which they will use for break
Eing. Several power rigs have commenced
breaking already andsin short time they
wifl-a all be at work-nearly 80 of them.
One was also shipped through to Wibaux
this week which will be used west of the
Beaver creek south of Wibaux and west
of here
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-12
TYPOGRAPHICAL CONVENTION
, DISCUS SESS TUBERCULOSIS
Action to Hold Convention Every Five
Years Instead Of Annually Was
= Killed
nv Associated Press.

BOSTON. MASS. Aug. l.-Favor-
able action of the appointment OF a
committee to investigate. report and
remedy. if possible. the ravages OF
tuberculosis in so far as ii vitality al
fccted the members CT the organization
and the defeat OF the proposition for
a convention every fv" yta!S instead
Of annral'v. was the feature today OF
the meeting of the International Typo
graphical Union.
The action On tuberculosis followed
an intcre sting and lengthy paper NV II.
Russell Wray. CT the Chamber of Com
mercc Of Colorado Springs. who spoke
particularly of the advantages of the
West ir the treatment of the disease
and of the success of the Union Prln-
tiers home in his city.
There was considerable discussion
Sas to he place for the convention next
vear invitations being received from
Mimi, npo'is, through Governor John
sen an firm St. Joseph.
There -ere 'also sessions during the
dav Ct the sterotypcrs union. and tn2
W'omen's Auxiliary, Int very ht'ie
BUSINESS was accomplished.
The afternoon and evening were
spent in excursions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-12
kiNG EDWARD AND EMPEROR
WILLIAM HOLD coEFfRtSct
European Rulers Kiss an: Embrace
Cordially Then Hold
"eis Talk"
CBv Associated Press,

CRONBERG. AGs. liking Ed
ward arrived here n. Q O'Clock this
morning rnt was net p: the station
Nv Emperor William and mis- suit. The
king and emperor kissed each other
on 10th CHEEKS and embraced in IN"
most cordial manner After the
mcnarchs had been introduced 10 each
cShcrs suites tn. king and the emperor
entered an automobile and wCr" driven
to .hc FriendcrschCh aStlr where they
had n long tax before lunch
S.r CEarics Harding. representing
:kc Rritish one. Baron Won Jenis'h.
Of Ihe German foreign cfRce .r4 Sir
Frederick I-sscniIes. the British am
Ia sad0r &c Germany also had long
conversation together IN the morning.
Tho king and the EMPEROR continued
their 1riyaie iaN after igRch. II Is
affirmed. however. by both British and
German officials hat Nc actual pro-
posaIs Of any sort arc under c"nsid"ra-
lion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-12
lev York Herald Says Government
g Nay SEND 5,,oo .~
WOULD 60 IbRgusH IdE CITY
II Trou*:c = Started r. Islanders. the
Army Transports New Lad up Here
Would &C Kept in commiisicn for
Quite Awhile.

In It's issue OF yesterday. the New
York Herald published 4 special dis
patch from its Washington bureau
stating that the war department had
completed plans for sending an armed
force to Havti IN case ii became neceS-
sary to establish order there.
According TO This dispatch The gov
eminent has obtained secret reports
on strategic points IN Hayti and that
from these reports it is argued that
only about 5000 United States troops
would l.. necessary to break up any
trouble in Hayti. take charge Of
island and establish order. These
troops would be assembled at Newport
News and conveyed to the island on
the army TRANSPORTS now ~ this port
and other ships that would be charter
ed for the purpose.
e, The Herald alsC states that several
army officers believe that large
amounts of ammunition that are
known TO have been shipped ostensi-
blv for Cuba may really ne intended
for use in HAITI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-12
ALL IS SUNSHINE ON
EVE OF NOTIFICATION
jContinued from First page.)

AMI In 1896 ard 1900 was explained
to Mr.. Bryan today by S. s. Field.
of baltimore. 4 mSmbrr of the notifi'
ca;ian committee. During Mr. Ery-
ans two previous campaigns Mr..
Fielt. said the Democrats openly
fought, whereas it is a diiferen: mat
ter to get any prominent Democrat
to be quoted as saying that he will
oppose Bryan
The change of the election laws
Of the stale 1901 placing higher
standard CT intelligence on the vo:-
e!s. was also given as reason fo1
including Mary'&"d in the Demo
cratic column this year. That law,
Mr.. Field declared. had materially
cut down the Republican vote.
But what is equally important.
he SAL is the fact that orr Demo
cratic governor and Democratic state
oreaDizations are lOyal to Mr.. Bryan
The auarrC, Of the Republicans on
West Virginia is not being overlook
ell The matter was talked over by
Mr.. Bryan with Thomas w. Rran'ley.
o. Orangeburg. s. c.. Who intends
to go on stumping tour sni vii!
.'evcte much time in. West Virginia
a wei az will Other Democratic
speakers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-12
WILL BUY STATE BUILDINGS.
Exposition Receivers Planning to Sell
to Government
tRy associated P-eRr.1

NORFOLK. VA, Aug. IA de-
cree was received here from Federal
Judge Waddill authorizing the issu-
ance Of 100000 in receivers certifi-
Gates of the jamestown Exposition
Company for the purchase at once OF
all the state lIildings on that por-
tion Of the Exposition site which it
is proposed 10 sell to nc government
under the rrovisiCns of bill now
pending in the United States Senate.
These are the n W York. Massa.
chusetts. Rhode Island, Illinois. Michi-
gan, Vermont. Connecticut North
Carolina and Delaware ate buildings
and the Richmond Git building.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-12
WRIGHT CONTINUES 10 e, r,
=, .....,, Fly in M5. AER0PLAHe
Make. 1rennoes. Fright ~ RECORD,
travelling at Rate cIats5 Miles an
h:ar,

LEMANS. FRANCE. Aug. l1.-This
evening Wilbur Wright. of Dayton,
Ohio, made the lonGt II and most sue
cc"gful fight Of tn" series OF aero
plane tliais wni(h he is conducting
here. rem aiming. in the air three mimi
t"i and fort :'-fCur 81 conds. The ma.
chine circled TIE field three times At
he rate Of thi;ty-Y;X miles an hour.
On passing the siandatanl Mr.. Wright
gracefully descenurd Until within
speaking d..::ancc e the :p"ciators.
who vii Nv app!aud,d his exhibition
of mastery over the ar"oplanc. after
which he scared Ike Il bird TO new
heights and continued mis- flight until
reaching the starting point where he
finally descended.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-12
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.
Addresses Delivered by
Prominent Leaders.
by Associated Press, =.

BOSTON. Angus, II. - The sacon |
buSin IS day of The convention o.
the Federation of Catholic Societies
was marked lHda" by two Interest
ing addresses by Bishop Hendricks,
OF the Philippine $. and Professor
Monaghan. Of the agricultural Crpirt'
mcnt AT Washington. and by hard
work on the part Of tn" committee
on resolutions on tn" platform of the
convention.
The forenoon session, with Arch
hi. hep O'Conncl as the presiding Of
fcer, was well attended and the two
addresses held the audience until
well along in the afternoon
Bishop Hendricks presented an IA
t"re>ting account of the work OF the
Catholic mission in the Philippines.
Bishop Hendricks urged the need
Of neral support by the people OF
this country. He hopel the present
Philippine tariff would he modified.
Many OF the delegates spent the
afternoon in sight seeing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-12

,pre.eTn1tarai sUlc!nnfty Every lam-
lily In tho building was INTERCEPTED
before, they stepped.
..Ehcy NOT fud' I 20 tomorrow I
'frwid stay in stealing place" Gun
hiiSa was saying for the hundredth
time. as she s2dly SET tie dinner Oh
me table,
Though Hawlcy himself was a,
home by that time and was eagerly
offering her anniAeT waist and Alice
blue gown If she'd stay. Gunhilda con-
t.nued to shah Eer head.
Il DOT Ike :; salinS place" she re.
pied. Thee she wen, TO her bedroom
and seemed to no packing her trunk.
lust then I!avley threw sp both
hands ssas
ssHoid on" h. brcKe 10
~. Rushing into tire next room ne shut
tho deer ,bchi5d him. The sound Of
his voice n. the Telephone Vas leari.
bu, The wor,is wers taLyutsLabic
Thea he cane out and sriiiaSly hand
"a the rlaIa-cIOshss mao one Of his
best c.gars
Just smother enc q thnse feminine
.a.sc alarms. he announced. induIgen;.
". NYou Sc. badn't happened 10
mention t. Mrs Eswlcy that 7
changed ia@-d~'rs last week Come
&c find on; il was q rlaa from the
acw ,;are that took the girls bundles
pr mistake They've got en- there
vasa and souEG. and thcyTi send en-
-ie.; ever"
'Tu;, Brown Haw;cy-" began his
vie
L don't b.a-ac you . biz, ny dear"
=. a=surr.l re- mayniccenily. IL
VS. q rorfrc'iy natural mistake. MS
raj my =nrd tstas ! remembered.
So.I-h. s. q. tho sisaa;ica al risEt.
eh.-Ch.CasD .a.iy Ssws
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-12

possible TO know.
b vt. apparently.
not ven til e
prompt appear
anee Of two i'm
Essssivs plain
Clothes men. who
called In answer
to Mrs. HawlCy's
summons. mad any
effect On her state
Of mind.
T b g plai n
clothes mca ask ed
questions " IL b
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-12

NEW YORK. kuyrF: ~. Fail
ing nine sicTtes dow, the elevator
shaft Of = Broadway skv scrapcr 90.
Cay August ! ,ces. - years Old. waa
in-tantty Killed. every bone IN his
holy bcipg broken. Dcecs. 81 was
ra'l. tried to lease the elevator NJ
t~- {, hs' started for the tenth Hoor
q The ga'o q. thf cage vas closing
Ss he struck The gate Dcoes topped
for a few moments on the nsrrcx
u lgc 81 the floor. ~ the car hot
upward. ihc man PLUNGED hsalloEs
INTO he shaft. MS cries reachinr
throughout the .hssilding creating q
-a-'c among The occupants of The o:
nces.