Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-11-12
Tales Of the Town

For life insurance see Jim
Burke. 44tf
Caucus for city officers at the
fire hall Tuesdy evening. Make it
a point to be there.
How's your coal bin? If it
isn't full it is high time you were
seeing about the matter.
Go and help nominate the new
city officers at the fire hall next
Tuesday evening at ZOO p. m.
The German Lutheran Ladies' Aid
will be entertained on Friday. Nov.
10, by Mrs. Herman Kettner at 2
O'Clock sharp. All members are
requested to be present.
The dance at the Arts hall
last Friday evening was we'll at
tended by the elite Of the town,
who tripped the light fantastic
until a late hour.
Do you realize that Christmas
is only six weeks hence? 1t is
about time you commenced select
ing your gifts. Don't wait until
everybody else have had their pick.
Belfeld is to have another ele-
vator, to be erected by David
Coutts of Duluth. Land has been
leased from the N. P. road and
the work of building will be COM
menced Immediately.
We understand that E. E.
Prehn has in mind the construc-
| tion of brick building, 40xS0
feet. next spring. This. added to
| the ones already marked up on the
| tapis, makes just that much more.
| Tell you about it later.
| Peter Shea, deputy state organic
| er Of the Owls has been in town
| for several days looking up the.
| possibilities of organizing a nest
| here. Mr.. Shea formerly conduct
ed cafe at Harvey, Wells county,
I, and is intimately acquainted with a
4 number of Beachites.
4 Messrs. Kane and Hutchins, pub
Z fishers of the Wibaux Pioneer.
} came to Beach Saturday and took
B away the Taylor cylinder press
\ which they purchased from the
4 Chronicle. j. r. Brinton went
Z to Wibaux Saturday evening and
set UP the press.
Z Oscar Scott, the horse dealer,
2 is now very nicely located at the
y fair ground, where he has barn
81 and offices fitted up. He has just
a gotten in load of draft animals
Z and also has couple Of fast step
g pers-a trotter and a pacer-with
y which he has been throwing dust
- in peoples eyes.
Henry Knecht, one of the Chron-
icle's faithful readers at Alpha,
having marketed a bumper crop
from his farm, departed Monday
? evening for Arcadia, Wis, where
} ne will spend the winter. and
} where he will most probably he
! regarded as zone Of those North
I Dakota windjammers.'
! Rev. w. F. Walker of Mineral
! Point. Wis, assisted by the pastor
z Rev. Chas. M. Good, is conduct.
q ing revival meetings at the Con
b gregational church. The meet
y ings began Wednesday night ana
j will continue for two weeks, al
\ least, with the exception of Sat
& urday evenings,
Z Now that cold weather is 81
z hand. so is the fellow who habit
p uaIly leaves the door open, regard
b less Of the comfort Of others. He:
u the same fellow who will neither
! come in nor go out but will hold the
X door open and talk through tht
70 hole while the icy blasts start some
q thing with the inmates.
- Wibaux farmers won severa
% cups on exhibits at the recent DR..
b Farming Congress in Billings an
y the town has gone some excitet
= over the fact. Beach farmer
y were too busy marketing thei
81 big crop to go in for tin cup
b records. Had they competed the
b would undoubtedly have swep
a the platter.
~
Il P. j. Coleman, travelling car sci
q vice agent Of the n. P. road, W;
" here last Saturday comforting wit
80 Agent Cooper in regard to the CO
n situation and with Postmaste
d Brinton about the mail service
n The latter. however, is as goo
u as could be desired, so long as til
u present arrangement holds good.
ep Bruce S. Davis of Washouga