Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-02-11
Tales Of the Town

FOR SALE-A four room cot
tage and 3 lots in good location.
Inquire of C. R. johnson, Beach,
N. Oak. p12-l5
John Kerrigan returned We'd
nesday evening from Minneapolis
and Norwalk, Wis.,, having been
absent about month.
"a. c. Townley, when in Chicago
earlier in the winter on his way
to Cuba, purchased Buick tour
ing car, the machine arriving in
Beach Wednesday.
Twenty per cent off on our better
grades Of suits and overcoats means
a saving of So to S.. Let US talk
it over. The Model-Beach's
Best Clothing & Shoe Store.
Mrs. j. P. Dooner, who was call.
ed to Springfield, Mimi, by the
illness of her father, is expected
home tomorrow, her father having
died on last Saturday.
FOR SALE-My home on the
north side; good story and half
house, with one lot; we'll Of good
water; barn 16x24. Inquire of w.
c. Cornell on premises.
Arthur Hammered of St. Cloud,
Mimi, arrived last night to visit
his brother, Peter j., for few
weeks and to await the coming of
his father from the same place,
when both will commence season S
campaign with breaking outfit.
Mr.. Henry SEM of Beach. N.
D., has purchased the Oaf Magun-
son homestead. which is the SW4
of section 20. The consideration
was $22 per acre. Mr.. SEM ex-
poets to put all of the 100 acres
I under cultivation, raising flax,
oats and corn.-Terry Tribune.
n If troubled with Indigestion,
H constipation, no appetite or feel
Il bilious, give Chamberlain's Stom.
i ach and Liver Tablets trial and
i you will be pleased with the re.
| suit. These tablets invigorate the
\ stomach and liver and strengthen
/ the digestion. Sold by P. H. Lee.
n FOR SALE-Section of good
| agricultural land ID miles from
Belfield at $1,000 per acre, cash.
| No. / section at SIS per acre
$500 down, $500 Nov. /, 1910;
/ balance in three equal payments.
We have many bargains. For
particulars call or write j. Luther
Risk Land Company, Belfeld, N.
Oak.
H A few minutes delay in treating
| some cases of Group, even the
| length of time it takes to go for
H a doctor often proves dangerous.
/ The safest way is to keep Cham
/ berlain's Cough remedy in the
/ house, and at the first indication of
/ Group give the child a dose.
/ Pleasant to take and always cures.
N Sold by, P. H. Lee.
H State Superintendent of Public
| instruction W. L. StockweIl who,
| following an investigation of his
# office last winter by committee
II of the state senate. was found to
| be short about $4,000 in his &C.
II count with the state, must make
II good this amount according to a
II decision handed down yesterday by
n Judge C. F. Templeton Of Grand
\ Forks.
\ M. l. BearfieId, of Carlyle, was
| a Chronicle caller this week We'd
Il nesday. He stated that he threshed
\ about a thousand bushels Of flax
/ last fall and is now busy hauling
N it to market. being located %
/ miles south of Beach. This year
4 he and his brother intend putting
/ in 600 acres and he says if it turns
/ out as good as. it did last year it
+ will take him five years to market
H fiat the rate he's going now.
H A young lady went into a dry
| goods store the other day and
II blushingly asked the clerk if he
/ had "any Of those elastic bands
/ capable of being elongated and ad-
II justed at pleasure. and used by
/ the feminine portion of mankind
/ for putting around the lower ex-
n tremities of their locomotive men,
| bers to keep in the proper position
| and the required altitude habili-
ments of their tibias." The clerk
il NOW m a farm.