Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-09-09

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Farm engines require fire
arches. When in need call on the
Dickinson Fire and Pressed Brick
Co., Dickinson, N. Oak. They
have them for all kinds and
sizes. 1916
E. H. Loe, the Russel-Miller
architect and civil engineer who
has been camping in Beach for
several weeks and superintend.
ing the work Of constructing the
big drainage ditch which is to
save the foundation walls of the
big elevator, took his departure
for the east Wednesday morning
very we'll pleased with what had
been accomplished.
We are informed that the big
picnic and reunion of former
Jackson county wis., people,
which was unavoidably postponed
on account Of rain, will be held at
the fair ground on Saturday,
Sept. II. Considering the vast
number of people eligible to
participate. this picnic ought to
be the biggest "diddings" ever
pulled off in these parts.
Another big feed barn is to be
added to Beach's complement in
this line. Mr.. H. c. Calender
has removed his big barn to a
location on East First avenue,
opposite Rockefeller's oil depot,
and will build about three times
as much more barn, the total
making some barn. As we have
seen the existing barns and yards
crowded to capacity, we Judge
there is room and patronage for
another. Anyhow, we are going
to have it.
That man Mccoy, over at the
| Goodridge-Call lumber yard, If
he keeps everlastingly at it, may
! some day become a proficient
chauffeur. At present. however,
he has not completely mastered
{ the modern devil. as was indi.
Gated Monday morning. In 9
new Buick he started to open ur
an alley through Otto Stensrud'
drug store, where no thorough
fare is plated. The result was
! that the machine and the store
I front both suffered from the i'm
II pact. Mac better hire a big
desert some where to do his fur
y Their practicing.
Early Monday morning light
4 ming struck and set fire to j. B.
) Stoddard's large shed located
y about three miles from his HON.
I ranch south of Sentinel Butte
d burning it, the corrals and fit!
q tons Of hay. 1t was in the earl!
= morning that several sharp re
q ports were heard; shortly aftel
4 fire was seen and Mr.. Stoddart
j and Mr.. Short, who was Their,
q that night. went to the scene O.
j the fire. They had protected tn,
= hay pretty we'll when small
= whirlwind whipped some cinder
= right into the haystacks, and in
il moment all were afire. The bar
I was l00xl00. built Of ties. Mel
Il Their barn nor hay was insured
3 and the loss was total. -Medor
~ Herald.
i Eugene Wallace of Beach ha
Il accepted position with the fore
81 man Of the brick-layers, who ar
y working on the Kinney building
u -. Mrs. J. S. Bilyeu and Mrs
= Mike Power returned home fror
n a visit with their sister. Mrs
81 Lathom, at Baker, on Tuesday
~ Mrs. Power returning to her HON
~ in Beach on Wednesday. :.
II Pierre Wibaux, after whom on
II city was named, is renewing oil
81 acqaintances here today. MI
n Wibaux was resident of thi
- city for many years previous
q taking up his residence in Mile
"a City, and although many change
81 have taken place since he left
II there are still many old resident
a here who welcome his retHrr