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

afternoon.
Tales Of the Town
LOST-Door for. a Coles Hot
Blast stove.-W. F. Wagner
Carlyle. o
W. B. Clark, one Of the lead
ing abstracters of Miles City,
was in town Wednesday transact
ing business with B. +. Piesik..
The BARRIERS got together Tues
day evening and agreed to close
their shops hereafter at 500 p.
m. 1t begins to look as though
the tonsorial artists were going
to have things their own way in
this mans town.
The stork was good to Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Gallus. who live nine
miles northeast of this city, on
Thursday Of last week. On that
day the venerable old bird left
two girls at their house. Some
people seem to have all the luck
there is going.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Stiehl of
Beach, N. D., arrived here Tues
day night to attend the fair and
visit with relatives and friends
for a time. Mr.. Stiehl reports
his crops this year fairly good,
but not up to last year.-Rlack
River Falls wis Banner.
a, Beach there were received
at the elevators q, 200 bushels of
wheat in one day, and it wasn't
more than an average day, at
that. Just a little while ago
there was no such place as Beach,
and no wheat raised in the Golden
Va])ey.-Bismarck Palladium.
E. E. Morrow is the possessor
Of what everybody calls the nifti.
est car in town. It is a swell
looking gas cart, too. and he has
a right to be proud Of it. 1t is a
Chalmers "30,' pony tonneau, 1911
model, and was sold by e. H.
Moulton. Mr.. Morrow received
it last Friday and gave it a
moderate try-out.
Fred A. Powers departed this
afternoon on the Northern Pacific
special for Spokane to attend the
Dry Farming Congress which
viii! convene in that city Monday.
Mr.. Powers. who is one of the
Golden Valleys most successful
farmers. will be it's representative
at the congress, and we know of
no better selection which could
have been made.
j. M. Whitaker sold his resi-
dence property on east Second
avenue to Martin Egan Monday
and will tomorrow ship his
household goods with those of A.
w. Mason to Gladstone, to be
transferred overland to the flourish
ing town of Regent, where the
Masons and Whitakers will
reside hereafter. Mr.. Whitaker
will probably engage in the
dray business in Regent.
Geo. c. Chrysler, manager of
the Beach Electric Co., received
the sad news by wire Sunday that
his brother was dead in St. Paul.
AS Mr.. Chrysler was not aware
tina. his brother was ailing in any
way. the news came as terrible
shock to him. The brother was
an engineer on the Northern
Pacific line, having a run on the
east end. Mr.. Chrysler departed
for the city Sunday night.
The trial of Max M. Lakey, the
inebriated cow-puncher who shot
and killed Frank Nelson at
Wibaux on Saturday, August 81,
was begun at Glendive Tuesday.
A large number Of Wibaux people
who witnessed the cowardly affair
were subpoenaed to give testi-
mony. According to these, Lakey
has absolutely no defense, save
that Of being under the influence
of liquor. which is worse than
no excuse.
We have seen the plans for
H. c. CalIender's new building
which is to be erected this fall
down on East First Avenue, op.
posite the Standard Oil plant.
This building, which will be q
decided innovation. will be 5Ox8O
feet. tull two stories, with 9
double front. and will be con.
structed of concrete in the most
substantial manner. One side
will be used for store purposes,
while in the other side will be
found a first.class 1rnoh .oo.,