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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-25
infant BURNED
WITH HOUSE
Horrible Tragedy in Carlyle Neigh
borhood-.. OF Rev. J..
". Dudley the Victim

Tuesday, about noon, horrible
thing occurred out near Carlyle,
a poor, innocent little baby be-
ing consumed in burning
house.
This distressing affair occurred
at the place of Rev. j. w. Dud-
ley. The family lived in one
portion of double granary.
Mr.. DudIey's daughter, Mrs.
Daisy Clark, and two children
lived with him, and, as we UNDER
stand it, were all alone on the
day mentioned, Mr.. Dudley hav.
ing come to this city with a load
of grain for market.
At or about noon Mrs. Clark,
who was outside, heard noise in
the house as of something falling.
She stepped inside and found it a
mass Of flames. She managed to
get one child into the open, but
was unable to reach the other, a
little girl OF ten months, who
was burned to death, and whose
body was consumed before the
agonized mothers eyes.
A portion Of the infants skull
was recovered from the ashes and
will be given a Christian burial
with funeral services on Sunday.
No one has any idea how the
fire originated, but all feel the
tenderest sympathy for the be
reaved mother. The shocking
affair mas cast a gloom over the
entire neighborhood.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-25
Kastien In New Quarters

A big hole in the atmosphere
is the only thing that now
marks the spot where Kastien's
shop used to be. The old shop
was demolished last week, all the
machinery and tools having been
moved to the big new shop one
block southwest Of the old loca-
tion. Mr.. Kastien expects to
have things running smoothly in
the new building by the last of
the present week and to be in
shape to take care of his custom
ers. The new building has a
vast floor, 50x10O feet, and the
proprietor will be able to see
what every one of his hands is
doing at any time. Mr.. Kastien
started in Beach in a small way,
and without money, too, but he
has prospered so we'll in this won
derful valley that he now owns
one Of the largest and best
equipped establishments of the
kind within the borders of North
Dakota, or in the northwest. He
is a Woodworking. painstaking,
competent mechanic and is enti.
tied to full credit for hi.
achievement.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-25
Commercial Club Going Again

An interesting meeting of the
Commercial club was held Monday
evening at Logan's store, several
parties other than the members of
the committee being present.
Various matters were discussed,
among others the proposition to
hire a secretary and to secure
permanent quarters. The mem-
bcrs Of the committee seemed to
be a unit on employing John
Baer for secretary, and decided
to secure his services. if possi-
BILE. At the next open meeting
Of the club, next Tuesday eve
ming, a change will be made in the
name and scope of the club-to
make it Golden Valley Com
mercial club, inasmuch as every
farmer in the valley is interested
in the development and better
ment Of this region. An especial
effort will be made to secure the
membership Of the farmers, who
are keenly alive to their own in
terests. as was demonstrated con-
clusively at the recen: election,
when almost all Of them went on
record as in favor of progress and
prosperity. Ia the city of Beach
there were only five benighted in
dividuals who fought the interests
Of the valley, and they are known
and will probably not be at the
meeting, although they might
learn something to their advan-
tage if they should attend.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-25
LOCAL Lawyer
wins BIC SUIT
Supreme Court Hands Down Decis-
ion in Noted Case---J. A. Miller
Wins Victory for Appellee

In a decision rendered by the
supreme court which has just been
handed down in the noted case of
the Golden Valley Land & Cattle
Co.. plaintiffs and appellant. and
John Johnstone, defendant. who
lives ten miles south of Beach,
the supreme court holds for
Johnstone. This is quite victory
for Johnstone. as a section of
land, two years crop and large
amount of money were involved.
j. A. Miller of this city, with
Heffron & Baird Of Dickinson,
were attorneys for tombstone,
while U. S. Senator Purcell and
his partner, Divett of Wahpeton,
and Mcfarland & Murtha of Dick
inson, were attorneys for the
Golden Valley Land & Cattle Co.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-25

certainly got the best and livliest
town along the N. T. pike. Why.
| was here about ten months ago,
and | want to tell you that while
the place was lively at that time
the town bears hardly any resem-
blance to the town Of a year ago. >"
The gentleman was not giving
out any news item, at that, for
there is not a resident Of Beach
who doesn't know the same thing.
But, perhaps, the remarkable
progress and change is more no.
ticeable to strangers than to us.
We very much doubt if there is
town of the same size west OF
the Mississippi river that is at
tracting the same amount of at
tention throughout the land that
is given to the peerless city OF
the Golden Valley. The recent
article in the Saturday Evening
Post had the effect of starting
: a large number of inquiries this
way.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-25

With no hitch, by January l,
1910, Golden Valley county will
be organized and doing business
with Beach as it's county seat.
There has been no move on the
part of the divisionists as to who
shall be recommended t. Cover
nor Burke for appointment as
commissioners, nor any steps
taken as to who the county Off
cials should be, notwithstanding
the fact that the anti-divisionists
are as busy as bees communicate
ing with the governor and circu-
lating petitions for certain par
ties, who opposed division, for
commissioners.
The campaign was a hard one,
bitterly fought by the opposition.
and the men who devoted their
time and money to the cause are
certainly to be commended, and
to them and those who fought
and voted for Golden Valley coun-
ty should be left the selecting of
the county commissioners and the
other officials-insteal Of leaving
it to the opposition, who bitterly
fought the interests Of Beach and
the Golden Valley, and from whom
we have no assurance Of a square
deal.
The creating of Golden Valley
county is the greatest move that
was ever inaugurated and sue.
cessfully carried out since Beach
has been on the map and it
means much for both the city
and the valley. 1t viii mean a
bigger Beach, more advertising
for our already famous valley and
city, which means more people,
more money and more prosperity.
Hoo-ray for Beach, Golden Val.
ley county and our boosters.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-25
MEETS DEATH
IN HIGHWAY
Bert Brost, Driver for E. B. Sutton,
Crushed Beneath Load Of Goods
Dies Almost Immediately

Bert Brost. driver employed
by E. 3. Sutton for several
months past, met death in pecu-
liar manner this friday fore
noon at about 100 o'clock.
Brost, who was a young man of
about p years. had been sent
out by his employer with very
heavy load Of household goods be-
longing to settler who has a
claim somewhere in the country
south Of Williams. He and the
settler set out from Beach Thurs
day morning and had gotten to a
point some four miles south of
Williams by Friday at the time
the fatality occurred.
Brost was riding on top of the
load. in which were piano..
stoves aud heavy boxes of goods,
the whole we'll lashed on the
wagon with ropes. He had just
met and talked with a party iv-
ing out liz that country, and had
started on, when one of the
wheels struck a chuck-hole, the
jolt proving too much for the
ropes which bound the heavy
load, and the whole thing pitched
oil onto the ground. Brost was
carried with it and was almost
completely covered by the heavy
stuff. The settler had tarried to
continue the conversation with
the party they had just passed
and both men saw the accident
and ran to Brost's assistance.
The poor fellow was past all
human assistance, however. Only
one of his arms was visible when
they reached him, and they extri-
Gated him from the dunnage only
! to find his skull and breast
crushed.
They took him to the home Of
Mr.. Baughman, not far distant,
and summoned physicians from
this city, but the young man
lived only about half an hour
after the accident, and when the
physicians arrived after the long
trip there was nothing to do save
perform the usual Offices for the
dead.
Nothing was known concerning
tie young man, who commenced
to work ior Mr.. Sutton on August
II, but on his person was found a
passbook giving the address of a
sister at Clam Falls, Wis, and she
was apprisctl of the sad affair by
telegraph.
At this writing we arc unable
to learn what disposition will be
made Of the body.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-25

Miss Dorothy Heath was a
Glendive visitor Sunday.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-25
End Of Corn Contest

The program and awarding Of
premiums of the corn contest will
be held in the schoolhouse at
Sentinel Butte Monday evening,
November %, 1910.
Professor w. G. Randlett of the
Agricultural college will judge
and grade the corn and address
the audience. 1t is expected that
Hon. E. j. Taylor, deputy supt. Of
pubic instruction, will also be
present.
The program will commence at
z O'Clock sharp Monday night,
closing at 8 o'clock, that those
from distance may take the
night train either way.
Everybody welcome to the pro-
gram. There will be no charge
Of any sort. j. A. KITCHEN,
Supt. of Schools.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-25
COUNTY WILL SOON BE ORGANIZED
---BEACH TO BE THE COUNTY SEAT
Means More for Beach and Valley
Than Anything Accomplished in
Years and Much Credit is Due
Men Who Brought it About

The canvassing board met at
Medora Wednesday and made an
abstract of the votes cast at the
recent election, taking the full
fifteen days allowed by law in
which the canvass should be made.
Ever since election. and up until
the board met, rumors have been
going the rounds. sent out by the
opposition. that division, or
segregation of the Golden Valley
county, had lost. The unofficial
returns gave between 60 and 70
majority, with no vote reported
from some of the precincts, and
in face of the numerous rumors
many began to feel doubtful
about the result. But now the
canvassing board has met and
certified to the returns from the
different precincts, and their fig
ures show that Golden Valley
county won by 81 majority. Slope
county, which was never in
doubt, shows 1875 majority, while
Butte and Roosevelt were counted
out by the canvassers. The, fol-
lowing is the official figures on the
four division propositions:
For Golden Valley county. -. S37
Against Golden Valley county 756
For Slope county. ........ o44
Against Slope county........ 706
For Butte county. ........ 634
Against Butte county ........ $40
For Roosevelt county ..... 522
Against Roosevelt county =. .1oo6
The certified returns will be
sent to the secretary Of state and
he in turn will certify the new
counties and appoint three men
in each territory as county COM
missioners. They in turn desig.
nate the temporary county seat
and appoint a full set Of officials.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-25
BRASS COLLARS
ARE CONVINCED
That Beach Needs Better Depot Ac-
commodations-- Twas on a Dark
Night, but they Saw a Light

Agent Cooper informs us that
the plans have been changed re-
garding the installation of elec-
tric lights in the depot, and
that they will not now be in
stalled. The company doesn't feel
warranted in incurring the ex-
pense of wiring the old building
when a new, commodious, even
magnificent and commensurate
depot is to be erected in the near
future. This sounds somewhat
encouraging, and if the head
gazooks will only come through
with it the matter of electric H.
Elimination will be gladly over
looked and forgiven. We know
of no station along the line which
needs new depot worse or de-
serves one better than Beach. and
it is believed that the railway
officials are also cognizant of the
fact.
| Later-Since the above was
put in type four of the big
officials OF the road have paid
Beach quite a visit and have
made other and additional orders.
Monday afternoon the private car
Of Superintendent b. o. johnson
rolled into town and tied up here
for the night, while that gentle
man investigated things in gen.
.eral. With him were Trainmaster
j. H. johnson. Roadmaster c..
Nelson and Chief Dispatcher A.
j, Carr.
The party saw the adverse con-
ditions under which the depot
force is struggling. and the vast
amount Of business which is hand
led at the local station, getting
better idea Of things than they
are able to obtain through cor
respondence.
The employees quarters was
dimly and systematically lighted
by oil lamps that hickered and
nearly went out every time the
door opened, and the little, dinks
waiting room was half filled wit!
perishable freight, so that passen.
gers were perforce obliged tt
stand out on the inky black plat
form. The superintendent tool
it all in with the tail Of his eye
and finally told Agent Cooper tt
) go ahead and have the electric
lights installed.
Furthermore he said that tn.
first improvement to .be made OF
t the Yellowstone division in th'
spring would lie the building O
{ two-not one-two stations a
3 Beach, passenger depot and
3 freight depot.
S There now! That's somethin,
like. Until then we believe every
: body can afford to put up wit
the Inconvenience.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-25
Announcement

Having been elected to the
North Dakota legislature and my
absence being necessary during
the legislative session, after Jam
uary lst, 1911, | have made az
rangements with Attorney j. A..
Miller, who has kindly consented
to look after my business as u.
S. Commissioner during my ab-
sence. Parties having business
before me as such officer can
have same attended to by Mr..
Miller, who has received an ap.
pointrnent as U. S. Commission
er. l will have a man in charge
of my Office who will look after
my other business.
GEO. MCCLELLAN.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-25
Winter Lyceum Course

Next Tuesday evening will oc-
cur the first number Of a winter
amusement course at the Congre-
gational church. This course will
consist Of six well-selected attrac-
tions under the management of
the Midland Lyceum Bureau Of
Des Moines the same as last
winter. If any profit is made
from the course the proceeds will
go to the Congregational ch, "ch.
The attraction next Tues lay
evening is the Rachel Stein ian
Concert Co.. consisting of r. 'hel
Steinman, violinist; Mildred or.
rison, soprano.accompanist;; ara
Ruth Bates, reader.
The press notices of this M
pany are certainly very exec ant
and there is no question but lat
it is a high-class entertainme
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-25

Do you read the CHRONIC
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The daily sentinel., 1910-06-11
S|LvERT0N BOOSTER
RECEIVES A JOLT

Plans are under way to secure, If
possible the presence of the Okla
homa Bankers association in this
city some day during fair week.
The Oklahoma financiers are now
arranging their itinerary and it is
possible that they may be induced to
give this city day during their tour.
Among the Western slope boosters
few rank as high as Guy V. l.. EN-
merson, secretary of the Silyerton
commercial organization He is al
ways out with his grab-hook for any
body and everybody that is worth
WHILE" but once in while he is the
recipient of "a package" which caus-
es him to assume an erect attitude
and observe, as the following letter
to him from the secretary of the
Oklahoma Bankers association will
demonstrates:
Oklahoma City. Okla, June /.
Mr. Guy V. l.. Emmerson, Sec'y.
Silverton, Colo.
Dear Mr.. Secretary
Thank you for your favor of May
23rd, and | shall be pleased to call
the attention of Oklahoma Bankers
to your lovely climate, mornings that
are cold as icicles, even in August. l
know because | froze to death there
twice two years ago, and still have
the rheumatism contracted while
wading in the icy Gunnison catching
trout.
Seriously, ] am sure number of
our bankers will be glad to avail
themselves of the opportunity to at
tend your convention, and then go to
Los Angeles.
Yours very truly,
w. S. GUTHRIE,
Secretary.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-11
NURSERYMEN TO
Be HERE TUESDAY

The National Nurserymen now in
session in Denver will probably make
their visit to the Grand valley on
Tuesday President S. G. McMullin
of the Mess County Business asso-
citation received a telegram yesterday
from J. NJ. Irvine, editor of the st.
Joe Fruit Grower. stating that he
with a number of other prominent
delegates in attendance at the con-
vention would be here Tuesday.
Whether he will be accompanied by
the delegation which intended to visit
the Western slope is not known as
yet.
The original plan was to send the
visitors to Montrose and Delta, giving
them an opportunity to visit the Gun
nison tunnel, en- route to Grand juno
tion. f. P. Taylor, county horticul-
turist and Clyde H. Smith, editor of
the Intermountain Fruit Journal.
carried a special invitation from Mesa
county for the Business association
and will probably accompany the
delegation over. F. A. Weber. chair
man of the program committee, is an
old-time friend of Mr.. Taylor and
has promised TO come with the party.
He conducts a large nursery at
Nursery. Mo.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-11
LUCE EXCURS|ON|STS
PASSING IN THE NIGHT

No, the Luce company's bankers
did not come to Grand Junction as
expected A short time before mid
night Secretary Mahony received the
following telegram:
Regret must cancel our en-
gagement at Grand Junction
VIII not stop there account OF
being delayed.
LUCE LAND & DEVELOP
MENT COMPANY"
The receipt of that message made
it compulsory for him to stand in
paiamaed dignity at the phone for an
hour or such a matter and cancel all
arrangements made for the entertain
ment of the excursion party.
He had worked hard in advance
expecting them yesterday received
word late Thursday night that they
would not be here until Saturday,
and then he got the above telegram.
Well, -Mahony's name indicates
his ancestral strain and the rest is
left to the Imagination.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-11

Last night the people of the city
who have been in the habit of taking
an occasional ride out on the inter
urban were disagreeably surprised to
find that the company had shut doN%n
on this privilege The street car
company feels that there is too much
risk run in hauling these people out
each night, free and that it incom-
modes too much the workmen, to
continue the privilege.