Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-09-30
Tales Of the Town

Don't forget the big dance
October 6 at the opera house.
Glendive City orchestra. 45-46
Terry shipped its first ear of
wheat the other day. Beach has
shipped seven or eight in the past
few years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman kettner
have arrived home from Bis
marck, where Mrs. Kettner un-
derwent surgical operation.
a fine baby boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Rolczynski
Saturday, and Tony would be
supremely happy if he had no
troubles but this kind.
WANTED-Four to siX-room
house in the south or east part of
the city. Will pay from $1,000 to
$1,000 for one that suits. In
luire at this Office.
Tim Whalen, after spending
three weeks here looking after
his farm, departed Friday eve
ming for his home at Charleston,
Ill.,, very we'll satisfied with what
the Golden Valley is doing for
him.
The home of L, l.. Roberts,
seven miles north Of this city,
was gladdened Saturday by the ar
rival of lusty boy baby. The
little stranger has all the makings
Of good farmer and will quite
likely learn the trade from his
father.
Another case of infantile par
alysis has deveoped in the city:
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tony Rolczynski, aged two
years and three months, is the
victim and is doing as we'll as
could be expected. The house is
quarantined.
The bricklaying on the brlnton
block was completed last Friday
and the crew Of masons was I'M
mediately transferred to the
school building, which is coming
ND fast. AS the season wanes it
seems as though there were a
heavy increase in building activi-
ties, and as long as the good
weather lasts there will be busy
times for the mechanics.
The Northern Pacific now has
steel laid into Mott and on the
morning of the 18th special
train will leave Mandan for that
future great city. If the Mil
waukee is in shape by that time,
it, too, will run special to
Mott, where barbecue and big
fest will be held. Senator Nc.
Cumber, Congressman Hanna anc
number of lesser lights are
booked to speak.
The case against Geo. H. Pur
chase, who was accused Of aiding
a fugitive from justice out Of thu
state, after much delay and man,
postponements, finally came OF
for hearing Friday before Justice
3ond and resulted in the accused
heing discharged on account OF
lack of evidence. The much
talked-about case thus fell t
pieces, like the one-horse shay.
There was considerable commo
tion and quite bit of feminine
sauealing and a whole lot o
pidgin" English in the New
York restaurant last Saturda.
evening when the gasoline light
ing gag went on the rampage ant
tiled the whole cabin will
smoke. For few minutes i
looked as though the entire fir
department would have to b
summoned to the scene. BY tn
prompt use of preventives ba
confagration was averted.
Hokola, who won SO man
honors in the harness during tn
past two years for his master
Mr.. S. NJ. Wills. was recent
sold to Judge Loud of Miles Cit
for the fancy sum of 81, 800. MI
Wills had been attending tn
fairs in Dawson and Custer coun
ties, and had won first money j
several races with Hokola shortl
before disposing of him. MI
Wills says he cleaned up $500 tn
last week he had Hokola on tn
track, and while he brought hir
good price, it was hard to par
with his favorite. -Wibaux PIC
neer.