Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-07-22
Tales Of the Town

! uIVU VI tNO ~ WITH
& WANTED-A girl for general
housework. Mrs. Henry sunders.
One Of the biggest attractions
at tine Interstate Fair tomorrow
will be the presence Of Gov. John
Burke, who will be the guest Of
the management.
z. D. Logan, who had been
spending some time in the Twin
Cities looking after business mat
tiers. returned home Tuesday even
ing-and was real glad to get
here.
Harry Heath, wife and daugh.
ter, Miss Dorothy, departed for
Minneapolis Friday evening for
a three weeks outing, or, rather,
inning.
i WANTED-position as steam
engineer through threshing. Life
long experience. Work guaran.
teed.-Jos. Crayden, Preston,
Mont. p35-36
Wednesday was pay day with
the Greek and Italian laborers on
the railroad and the way these
swarthy pick and shovel experts
swarmed 70 the banks to "getta
da pape made into da mon" wasn't
slow.
A Mrs. Anderson Of Beach, N.
D.. was Frustrated by the heat
here on Wednesday. She was en-.
route to Baker and was taken sick
while here, but was able to con-
tinue her journey the latter part
OF the week. - ferry Tribune.
POUND Gentleman svest with
lady's watch {Elgin movement),
$ miles northwest Of this city.
Owner may have same by paying
for this notice and proving prop
erty.-lask:n Bros, sec. l2-l4-
go. Wihaux, Mont.
VIM. Woodruff returned from
Kansas Sanday evening with his
family, wt3o had been spending
several weeks in that bleeding
state. Mr. Woodruff was tickled
to death, almost, to get back to a
country which looks as though the
Lord is taking an interest in it.
Rev. Father Wolpers, the new
Catholic priest for this parish, has
inaugurated the good old Catholic
custom of ringing the Angelus
bell morning, noon and evening.
Many l1a;, with delight the sound
to which they were accustomed
"back home.
Peter Beiso has severed his con-
nect;on with the piesik Land and
!! Loan Co. and is now devoting his
. attention and time to running
i, about the country in an auto with
land seekers. Pete isl good prin-
ter. but says he won't work at the
business 50 long as he can find any
thing honest TO turn his hand to.
Anil now 6. D. Lowell has gone
and done bought the biggest
and mos: powerful. automobile in
town. This new one is National,
40 20 horsepower and can certain
ly go some Of course it has a
few features which Claude Noul-
ton would knock of with an axe
if it were his car, and doesn' t
seem TO be good for much except
to ride in.
On Wednesday. July 10, AIDE.
line. the 4year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Tonnar, who
liyes about sixteen miles north
of this city, was stricken by an at
tack Of appendicitis. She was
brought to this city to the home
of G. L. Brewer and given the
best medical attention and at this
writing there is some hope Of
averting operation.
Those who remember the Dun
can Cooper birth item in the
Chronicle last winter and the fit
which the editor Of the Advance
threw about it. will wonder what
caused Bro. Cook to change his
mind and go to printing items
which are unfit for perusal by
even adults. Last weeks Advance
had an item in its editorial col.
umns which, although copied from
another paper. :,as just about the
rawest thing ever attempted by
any person claiming to be gentle