Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-14

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Beach opera house on October 81.
Good music and a good time to
all.
Jas. Frost informs the writer
that he is about to open a roller
skating rink on the second floor
Of his building. The floor is one
hundred feet long and will make
a fine amusement resort.
Fargo is to have a new morning
paper-the Courier, a charter for
which has just been issued to the
Fargo Publishing Co. by Secre-
tary of State Blaisdell. The new
concern is capitalized at $50, 900. 90.
The genial Billy Orr is back in
Beach again, at the North Star
Lumber Co., having spent the
summer at Richardton and Mott.
Billy declares that Beach looks
good to him and he is glad to get
back to it.
Your cough annoys you. Keep
on hacking and tearing the deli
cate membranes of your throat if
you want to be annoyed. But if
you want relief. want to be cured,
take Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. Sold by P. H. Lee.
1t will not cost so much to live
in North Dakota next year. as the
state board Of equalization or.
dered a reduction in the general
fund of eight tenths Of a mill
almost c.e cent on the dollar.
This &C: To-, will help some.
Will, coming down stairs with
a great armfull Of clothing Mon.
dag morning Mrs. W. A. Bond
tripped and fell the full length Of
the staircase. She sustained Sc.
we're injuries in the side. and 70,
a time it was thought that severa
of her ribs had been fractured,
but, happily, such was not the
case.
The department order abolish.
ing saloons at Cass Lake anc
Moorhead, Mimi. has been re.
iscinded and the gin mills vii
continue to make both places
famous, for a time. at least
Strong and influential hands o.
citizens from both places Wen
down to Washington and pulled
the wires with Secretary Ballin
ger in person, and, judging by tn,
result obtained. that is the kine
of work. that counts.
E. S. Grote, a rancher Living
near Yates, died very Suddenly il
Yates Monday. He was working
at his trade, that of a carpenter
when he was stricken with hear
failure on the job. He sanl
down and was dead within al
hour. He was aged 81 years ant
leaves a family on the home
stead. Mr.. E. e. Salzman speak
very highly of the character o
the deceased. having known hin
for a long time.
The Methodist conference a
Bismarck came to an end Monda
afternoon with the reading of tn
amendments for the ensuin,
year. We notice that Rev. W. .
Bennett, who had been doing mis-
. sionary work here. and who OF
ganized the church here, has beel
assigned to this place. Through
his efforts a site for a churcl
building has been purchased, an
it will now be up to him to Sc
that the sanctuary is erected. Mr.
Bennett is full Of religious yea
and will doubtless provide a hom
for his flock.
The foundation for Ed. Hover
sons new mansion on sout
. Grant street was completed thi
week and the work on the super
structure will follow as rapid.
as possible. j. H. Leeby, tn
Fargo contractor who has beer
doing the bulk of the big wor
here this summer, has the con
tract and will have the residenc
ready for occupancy about Ne,
Years. Mr.. Hoverson' site
in choice part Of the city an
his new home will not detrac
from the first-class appearance @
the neighborhood, where I'm
residences are the rule.