Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-09-04
Local News

Smoke Pv cent cigars. Beach Drug
Company.
Postmaster Heath was Medora visitor
last Tuesday.
DR.. Museus received his new Ford run
about yesterday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John keohane
last Monday girl.
Get Freeman's prices on auto supplies,
oils, etc.. Dickinson.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. ]. w. Hubble,
girl, on August 27th.
A few more Poland China boars for
sale.-Frank Emerson. 38tf
Edison Photographs and records for
sale by the Beach Drug Co.
If your auto don't work call up Free
man & Co., Dickinson, N. d.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Wojohn on August 27th.
R. F. Gallagher went to Medora last
Tuesday on professional business.
A dentist remedies tooth troubles See
DR.. McClintock at Beach about yours.
The Golden Valley Milling Company
does feed grinding onsTuesday Of each
week. @'Sa 3stf
Have you seen those beautiful pictures
given away at the Big Store. Ask to see
them.
w. w. Larson and c. H. Moulton went
to the twin cities this week to take in the
Minnesota state fair.
w. ]. Morrish. vice president of the
First National Bank, at Page. was husi-
ness visitor at Beach yesterday.
1t is proposed to use electricity owing
to the immense and cheap coal supply, and
the cheapness of construction.
]. w. Patrick is erecting a residence on
lots which he recently purchased from
James Haigh. in the southera part of town.
Next Sunday Sept. 9th. there will be
Norwegian services in the Lutheran church
at 1900 o'clock a. M, and English services
at 800 p. m. All are invited to worship
with us.-c. S. THORPE. pastor.
Fred Huffman. of Dale. Wis, returned
last Wednesday after a. short stay here.
Mr.. Huffman ownes considerable land in
this locality and recently sold a quarter
section to Mr.. Stockwell.
Newton Smith. president of the Han.
cock National Bank, and Andrew Overstad
a member of the firm of Overstad &. Hover
son, returned to Hancock. Mimi, last Sun
day morning after several days visit here.
F. P. French, of Usage, Iowa. who is
one of the stockholders in the Farmers
Merchants Bank and who also has land
interests here. is in town this week, having
recently sold section of his land and
came here to close the deal up.
o. M. Olson had bad fire at his place
this week. One of the little children got
to playing with matches near hay stack
with the result that his barn was burned
with considerable hay. The barn was a
sod structure and the loss is not as heavy
as it might have been,
A Fessenden banker while at hotel iu
Minneapolis rolled up his soft Filipino hat
and placed it beside his plate. near.
sighted man at the next plate nlistook i,
for shredded wheat biscuit and didn't
discover the mistake till the cream he had
poured into the dish brought the hat out
to its natural color
Overstad & Hoverson are enlarging their
furniture annex this week by putting on
another story. The new space will be used
for furniture which will give them ample
room for this department. The firm now
has two floors 6ox5o aside from the large
warehouse which runs to the rear of the
lots. Messrs. Overstad & Hoverson have
the largest establishment. and, without
doubt, do the largest business of any firm
in Beach.
Many improvements are still being made
at the Big Store, and Mr.. Power is busy
getting ready for the big fall stock which
Mr.. Dickinson purchased recently inthe east.
and which is now on the way here. They
are putting forth special effort in their
clothing department. which is in charge
of Mr.. Power who is an experienced cloth
ier. Part of their fall suits have arrived
and they are offering special inducements
in clothing. and handle the we'll known
Hart. Schaffner. & Marx lines. See their