Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-01-07

The ladies aid of the Catholic
church will meet with Mrs. A. M.
Wallace Thursday, Jan. 10.
Ben Nichols departed Thursday
night for the Hunter Hot Springs.
Mont, in the hopes Of removing
the disabilities which followed his
siege of diphtheria.
Wanted by a single gentleman,
furnished room on the south
side, within reasonable distance Of
the postoffice. Must have some
provision for heating. Inquire
at the Chronicle Office.
Messrs. M. A. and H. B. Finne-
man, Hobart and Michael Maus,
successful farmers near Burkey,
will leave Sunday for St. Cloud,
Mimi, their former home, to
spend three or four weeks with
relatives and friends. {.
A. L. Martin of Sentinel Butte.
one of the stockholders of the
Scandinavian German bank, and
prominent politician of western
North Dakota, was here this week
to attend a meeting Of the d.
rectors Of the institution, and in
cidentally renew acquaintance
with old friends. Mon
itor.
Prof. C. j. N. Nelson, principal
Of our public schools, returned
Saturday from Minot, where he
went to attend the meeting
of the State Educational Associa-
tion, which was an enthusiastic
gathering Of the most noted ed
ucators in the western country.
Prof. Nelson received many COM
pliments on the High School Re-
veille, the paper published by his
pupils.
The third number of the lecture
course-the Emily Waterman Con.
cert Co.-appeared at the Congre-
gational church Tuesday evening
to fair sized audience, consider
ing the disagreeable weather and
the snowdrifts between the church
and almost any other given point.
The three ladies composing the
company were in fine form and
greatly pleased their hearers.
ESTRAYED-Gray mare weigh
ing about 1850. branded v on left
hip and branded on left shoulder.
wire scratch on neck and shoulder,
had halter on when last seen; left
last November. Also black horse
weighing about l, 100. blind in one
eye. branded j on right shoulder.
$500 reward for return Of these
animals.-John Popiel, 9 miles
southwest Of Beach. PIG
Tohm Kosheny Of Beach coun-
try is visiting during the new
year holiday with his friend, Paul
Sonsnala. Mr.. Koshney was sur
prised to learn that the Golden
Valley extended farther south
than Marmarth. and he admitted
that the soil on the flat west Of
town was identical with that Of
his farm, between Beach and Sen
tinel Butte-Marmarth Mail.
Pursuant to an old established
custom, the youth of the town
ushered in the new year by maxi
ing the welkin ring-aiso the fire
bell. Every whistle in town add
ed it's voice to the general pande-
monium. and several worthy cit
liens who were reused from their
slumbers by the unearthly din
thought for a few moments that a
dreadful conflagratioh was in pro-
gress. It is to be regretted that a
few were somewhat incensed, but
this custom has been vogue for
many years. and will probably con-
tinue to be the fashion until time
shall be no more.
We were "taken to cleaning
by the Wibaux Pioneer last week
4 and feel very much discouraged
and dejected-likewise downcast
and stepped on. The Pioneer hit
US with both barrels Of q deadly
parallel" one barrel Of which was
taken from the Chronicle the other
from another sheet-showing con-
clusively that the Pioneer scribe
is thoroughly conversant(?) with
the use Of the parallel. We wish
we were not endowed by nature
with such a representative cuticle.
It is q great handicap in news
paper work. But we can't help 1t
and the only solution Of the diff
Guilty that we can see is to quit u.s.
ing Cuticura and put in a tan
merry. At that we suppose our
neighbor towns would continue to