Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-01-28
Of the Town

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Miss Martha Osborne of Glen {
dive was in our city Sunday spend
ing the day with her sister, Mrs. !
o. R. Niece.
Welch's photographs are speak
ing likenesses and as good as you
can buy anywhere. Try one and
see for yourself. lift.
Frank Wiley. wife and little
son departed Monday evening for
Billings, Mont, expecting to re-
main in the west for some time.
The revival meetings conducted
by Rev. w. M. Zimmerman. the
Methodist pastor. are continuing
with good audiences and great in
terest. Everybody is urged to at
tend.
Matthias Decker, living seven
miles northwest Of town, reports
the arrival of fine baby boy at
his house last Sunday, while Vic !
tor Olson is justly proud of a girl
who came to his place on the 18th.
Miss Bessie Gullickson departed
Tuesday evening for Elroy, Wis.,,
for a visit with relatives and
friends. Frank O'Rourke de-
parted the same evening, on the
same train, for the same place,
for the same purpose. Quite
coincidence.
Several Of the parties owning
property on North Blanche street
have already complied with the
sidewalk order, viz. F. D. Cooper.
F. M. rullar, C. H. Moulton and
Mrs. L. w. Richards, Mr.. Moulton
alone having constructed $50 feet.
E. E. Salzman and most of the
others have signifed their inten-
tion of doing their part before the
spring tbaws make the road i'm
passible for pedestrians.
j. w. McNiece and family left
Saturday evening for Madison,
Wis.,, where Mr.. McNiece will
take course Of treatment for a
malady Of long standing. He has
just sold his farm to VIM. Wood
hull for Sc, 10000 and has purchas-
ed house and 80 lots in this city,
which he will make his home on
his return from the east. Mr..
McNiece filed on his homestead in
1903 and has seen many changes in
the Golden Valley since then.
It's a queer thing that the path
wav Of the genuine, blown in-the-
bottle brand Of love always, or near
ly always. has to have a lot of
humps and bumps in it, making it
grievous one to travel. We
have in mind just such a case in
this town, wherein two loving
hearts. and all that, have been
rudely thrust apart by fond and
affectionate relatives, causing at
least one of said hearts to burst
into infinitesimal fragments.
Twas ever thus-sweet gaelic
fondest hopes decay-worm in the
bud, etc.
T. l.. Beiseker of Fessenden,
who was talked of as likely can
didate for the republican nomin-
| alton for governor, in an interview
/ at Minneapolis Monday, fatty de-
clined to have anything to do will,
it. He says he is too busy MAX
ing money to dabble in politics, and
adds: "Of course, l am pleased
to have my name mentioned for
the governorship, but l do not
see how I can find time to make
the run. If they press me too
hard will move out of the state"
Many republicans looked to Mr..
Beiseker as the man who could
unite the party and defeat any dem
ocratic nominee.
The North Dakota Board of
health Bulletin for January gives
Billings county a clean bill of
heath for the month of December.
Fifteen births are reported and but
five deaths. Not solitary con-
tagious disease is reported, al
though we personally know that
our city alone had several. Evil
IDENTIFY somebody has "held out"
on the innocent board of health.
While it is good advertisement
VI for Roach tho vary foot fhaf If