Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-13
More Local Items.

More Local Items.
Don't forget the fremans dance March
17th.
Note the new ads in this issue of the
Chronicle this week.
DR.. Melvin was down from Terry this
week and spent a couple of days here.
Ernest Prehn returned Monday from
weeks absence at Billings and Glendive.
G. D. Lowell, the hardware man, is build
ing additional shed room on the rear of
his store this week.
States Atty. John Keohane returned from
a professional visit to Marmarth yesterday
morning, via Terry.
Miss Edith Jordan commenced three
months term of school, March II, at the
Jordan school southwest of town in Daw-
son county.
Mrs. D. Cooper is visiting F. D. Cooper
and family few days this week prepar-
atory to moving out on their claim for the
summer.
w, A. Young returned Monday from
visit with home folks in Wisconsin. Mr..
Young at present is helping in Laughnan's
store.
Ex-senator T. X. Fergerson, of Becker
county, Mimi. isvisiting with his SON IN law,
Kaline, who lives south of Beach. Mr.. Fer
gerson is looking over the valley with view
to investing.
H. B. Gregory and John Cook shipped in
car of immigrant goods from Reedsbery,
Wis. this week. Both these gentlemen are
new settlers, having purchased land here
last season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Haijsman arrived
from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, last Thursday
and will make the Golden Valley their
home in the future. They will live about
five miles south of Beach.
Frank Haigh returned from the east last
Monday night after an extended trip to va
rious points in the east including Pickett,
Wis, his home. Mr.. Haigh has farm
about twenty miles south of Beach,
Ed Bowler returned the latter part of
last week from Eessendeh Mhere he has
been for some time. Ed was at Fargo and
had his eyes treated while away-and now
wears "specks' and dignifed look.
Geo. Gilbertsen and family left last even
ing for Black River Falls, Wis.,, where he
will farm the coming season. He has rent
ed his farm here and has parties to operate
his plow outfit this spring. George expects
to be back next fall.
Sam Fisher, who has spent the winter at
his former home in Grafton, returned with
car of immigrant goods. Mr.. Fisher has
sold or removed all his property alteration
and is now here to stay. He owns land in
the Carlyle vicinity.
The Beach social club held their meet
ing last Saturday night and the hall propo-
sition was brot up. The committee to SUBJ
NIT plans had not completed their work and
nothing definite could be done. They meet
again soon at which time the thing will be
decided.
C.. H. Moulton has sold his Bulk auto
mobile to ]. r. Smith, the land man. Mr..
Smith now has two touring cars and he
will be able to 60 some this summer when
it comes to showing land. Mr.. Moultons
and Mr.. Lovell's new cars will soon be
here. H. C. Jensen has also ordered car.
David c. Church, of DeMores was
Beach visitor the latter part of last week.
David who has been living all alone at De-
Mores. has tired of single blessedness. and
is now on the outlook for a lovable COM
panson to cook and care for him. Now,
girls don't let this chance go. Remember
its leap year.
Abraham Wiebe, a half witted young
fellow who lives in the Burkey vicinity
and who had been causing considerable
disturbance lately, was brought to town
the latter part of last week and taken be-
fore Judge McKibbin on charge Of vag-
rancy and was sentenced to thirty days in
jail He was taken to Medora Saturday
by Marshal Bispham.