Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-11-19

Of the Town

Mont. So /
Nothing like H. w. Barker's
Cough Remedy. 1t cures.
H. Lee.
Full blood Wyandotte ROSTERS
for sale at $1.00 each. Call on F.
w. Lehrke, 5 miles south and one
mile east Of Beach. 521
will loan you money to pay for
your house and you can pay it
back. interest and principal, by
the month same as paying rent
j. R. Waters. 41tf
/ section for sale, very choice
land. / of a mile from Yates
worth $50 an acre in another year.
$38 an acre takes it F. w. Kvech.
Yates. Mont. So l
County Auditor McGregor has
published his delinquent tax list,
and we see that there are 80 pieces
of Beach property to be sold at the
court house in Medora on Wednes-
day, Dec. z. Have you neglected
to pay your taxes?
There will be German Lutheran
services next Sunday, Nov. 81, at
the United Lutheran church. The
ladies' aid meets on Friday. Nov.
10, at Mrs. Herman Kettner's.
Jacob F. M. Essig, Pastor.
A southern editor refused to
publish the obituary Of a man,
saying that inasmuch as the fellow
never took a newspaper he never
was alive. and consequently could
not have died. And the editor
wasn't so far off, at that.
John Carsrude, who for the past
two years has held down a chair
internationally in the Letson bar
Der shop while also holding down
a claim twelve miles northeast of
town, departed for his home in
Cotton, S. Dak., Sunday evening
to remain, having sold his relin-
punishment. He has a barber shop
and pool room at Cotton, to which
he will devote his attention here
after.
Clyde Robb, of Wadena, MINI.
arrived in town Saturday evening
to become one of the regular force
at Power & Wagner's Golden VAL
ley Clothing House, their trade
having increased to such proper
tions that another good salesman
was necessary. and Mr.. Robb, we
guess, will fill the bill, having
come from the Wadena branch of
the concern. and before that having
held position with the large
of house Williamson & Mendenhall,
Duluth. He is thoroughly &C.
quainted with the clothing bust.
ness and got his neck into the col.
lar Immediately.
A big bear hunt was pulled off
at Medora Sunday, the bear being
the one recently imported by ex-
press, and with which such rum.
pus was had in transit. About
forty mighty Nimrods, hungry for
bear meat, participated in the
hunt at one dollar per throw, and
poor bruin soon yielded up his life,
having had about as much chance
for his white alley as sick baby
in fight with a professional pu-
gilist. There are various forms
and degrees of sport, of course,
but somehow this doesn't appear
real sporty to a good many people.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
l wish to announce that there
must be some awfully hungry
people in this town of Beach.
was in town on Tuesday and bought
me half pound of tea, 10 cents
worth of apples, one spool of
thread, and 5 cents worth of candy,
and while l was waiting for the
train, tied my team and when
was ready to 60 home, found
my groceries had been stolen from
the wagon. Now this looks
pretty bad for a country like the
Golden Valley where they can raise
such big stealing a mans
groceries from his wagon. But
look out, don't let me catch you
at it, or you may not want to
steal again.-A Golden Valley
Farmer.
The stationery printed in this
office is giving the best Of salts
faction. Last week we printed
one thousand statements for man,
and by their aid he collected a
small fortune. Two months ago q
man h0uphf some note naner to use