Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-01-23
News From Lame Steer.

News from Lame Steer.
Thomas F. Scott has accepted positio
with an eastern cigar firm, and will act q
travelling representative; Tom is a hustle
and we predict success for him in this hi
new venture.
Charles Winklcman is now comfortabl
installed in his new residence which h
recently erected; the above is now mum
bered among the several comfortable res
4 licences in our vicinity.
The Literary Society met at the hom'
OF George Lakes "Wednesday evening,
good attendance was present and all thorol,
enjoyed the occasion.
| Arthur Woods has made some extensive
repairs on his claim shack and isnow com
! tortaply located.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Scott were seriously
i'll during the past week with lagrippe.
We are pleased to report their. recovery
at this date.
Messrs. Adolph kusske, Edward kusske,
and Archie Woodruff are busy these days
drawing cedar posts from the Bad Lands.
The above mentioned gentlemen expect to
fence their entire farms.
Andrew Johnston recently purchased a
valuable saddle pony. Andrew believes in
nothing but the best
John Halstrum has made some extensive
repairs on his farm buildings and expects
this coming season, to till the soil extern
sively.
Mr.. priestiale is wintering two-hundred
Chapel Ranch. He reports that his stock
never looked better at this period of the
year.
MI aud Mrs W. 4. Sprasue recently
made trip to Dickinson and report having
thcroly enjoyed the outing.
Edward kanobe has recently filed on a
quarter in this locality and is busily engag-
ed these days purchasing stock and ma
chinery. MIR. kanobe expects to develop
his farm as rapidly as possible.
Ira Carpenter is the guest of MIR. and
Mrs. Andrew Johnson. Mr.. Carpenter is
favo,ably impressed with this par, of the
world and expects TO make this his future
home.
Many of our farmers are busy these days
farming, as at no time this winter has it
been impossible TO till the soil.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Jones of Rosebud
Montana, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
w. a. Sprague this week. MIR. Jones is
an extensive sheep rancher and predicts
nothing but the best results for this section
OF the country as farming community.
MI James Taggart has settled in this
locality and expects to enter into farming
this coming season quite extensively. Mr..
Isggart believes in diversified farming and
is a breeder Of thoroughbred hogs.
My. John Scott who recently went east
10 get his family reports he is detained by
the illness of his baby but expects to be
here by Feb. 1st.
W. J. Woods is east purchasing more
stock and machinery and will farm more
extensively than ever this season.
Mrs. Peter Burk has been seriously ill
during the past few days but at this date
We are pleased to report her as recovering.
Mrs. Albert Holloway was i'll with la.
grippe the past week.
Mrs. O'Brien was the guest of Mrs. NJ.
a. Cook one day this week. These ladies
are between 70 and SO years of age and
thoroly enjoyed themselves talking owe,
younger days.
Wanted for Lame Steer School District
teacher, the best of wages will be paid /;
competent party. Write or enquire o
Paul Heede, district clerk.
VIM. Gilman is busy purchasing stool
and machinery in order to improve hi
claim as rapidly as possible.
Simon Horn recently left for Sheridan
Wyoming where he expects to remain 70
some time.
! A social dance was held at the home G
George Lake Monday evening. Thos
present report having had an enjoyabl
time.
A school district has recently been O
ganized in this locality and the followin
officers elected: Hans H. Lee, Paul Heed,
II. P. Griffith and Fred Yidlantcheni
The building. when completed, will cost
the neighborhood of $500. 90 and the Office
have informed us school will commend
about March 1st. This is step in Il
right direction. let us all put our shoulde
to the wheel.
Wibaux.
From the Pionee
Attorney Miller and, Jas. Haigh we