Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-03-04

Dickinson Tuesday transacting
business, and in Glendive today.
WANTED-100 acres breaking
done before June /, l9l0.-Osca1
Lingk, near Saddle Butte, Beach,
N. D. 1918
There is comfort and satisfac-
tion in a pair of Gotzian shoes.
They can be had only at "The
Model
w. H. Lehrke went to Dickinson
Tuesday to consult physicians in
regard to a peculiar malady from
which he is suffering.
Jas. Frost was passenger Tues
day afternoon for points in the
eastern part Of the state. His des-
tination was largely problematical.
FOR SALE-Lot II, block 1. and
lot IL. block 6, in the original
TOWNSHIP. Beach. Call on or ad-
dress Emma Reichenecker. 16tf.
H. E. True returned last night
from a visit to the east and was
accompanied home by friend
from Underwood, this state, who
comes for short visit.
The local nest of Owls con-
cluded that it was of no use Tues
day evening and decided to discon-
tinue operation in the ''hoot"
line until some time in the future.
Little Tommy Power is sporting
his first watch, a real one, not a
dumb one, and naturally feels
pretty proud. If you want to
tickle Tommy just ask him for the
time.
W. A. Fredricks, second trick
operator at the depot, returned
last night from a months visit to
his home at Medford, Wis.,, and
other points in the Mississippi
valley.
Albert Schouboe, the progress
i've and prosperous Williams farm
err, was in the city yesterday
having dealings with our mer-
chants. preparatory to beginning
the springs work.
Miss Hilda Knutson, who has
been holding cases on the Ad-
vance. has been compelled to
relinquish her job as typo
on account of sickness, and has
gone to Dickinson to be with her
sister, who is suffering with can.
GER.
Ben Nichols. who has been in a
paralyzed condition ever since the
holidays, was taken Tuesday to
the Fargo hospital. where he will!
be given osteopathic treatments.
His disability is the result OF a
tussle with diphtheria early in
the winter.
Both the North Star and Dakota
Lumber companies are busily en-
gagged in the work of building
their plants, the latter having
employed dynamite extensively
this week in making the excava-
tion for the piers. A large force
of men is employed at each place.
Joe Hockert. who, since the
first of the year, had been at his
home in Freeport, Mimi, re-
covering his health after severe
siege Of illness, returned to Beach
yesterday evening. looking hale
and hearty, and on Monday will
resume his old position with Over
stad & Hoverson.
Ford. the cartoonist, will fur.
nish the final number Of the lee
ture course at the Congregational
church. Monday evening, March
IA. Ford is a natural artist and
gifted speaker, and there will be
something doing every minute.
If you want to laugh and laugh
heartily, be there. A good laugh
is better than medicine.
The reason why some towns grow
is because there are some men of
push and energy in it. who are not
afraid to spend their time and
money to boom their town. They
erect substantial buildings, or.
ganize stock companies and es-
tablish factories, secure railroads,
work for public improvements
and use every means in their power
to induce people to locate in their
city. Wherever they go they tell
Of the advantages Of their city.
they write about them in every
letter. they send circulars and
newspapers to all whom thy think
might visit the city, and when
anyone visits them treats him so
kindly that he falls in love with
them and their city at once. 1t is