Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-03-25

P. C. Erickson now sports an
automobile having recently pur-
chased a big touring car.
Chas. Goar was in from Carlyle
vicinity the first of the week and
was a pleasant Chronicle caller.
LOST-K. of P. watch fob;
finder please return to owner, w.
C. Schulz, at his lumber office and
receive reward. l9tf
Byron's Troubadours. the mus
ical treat of the season, at the
opera house Saturday night, April
End. Don't miss it.
F. P. French and John Goplerud,
capitalists Of Usage. Iowa, were in
the city the first of the week look
ing after their interests here.
j. E. Goddard who left this week
for his new home in Canada, called
at the office before leaving and de-
posted a V on his subscription &C.
count.
Miss Ella Caldwell, who is at
tending the Valley City Normal, is
one of the nominees for field day
captain for the first year class,
according to the Normal notes.
LOST-Two bay horses with
bald faces, weighing about 1000
each; key shaped brand on fore
head. Finder notify this office.
SIS. 90 reward. Paul Roller. p19.21
R. P. Rainey of Black River
Falls, Wis.,, and C..F. Rainey of
Glendive, Mont, were Beach
visitors last Sunday. They report
real estate very active around
Glendive this year.
G. L. Brewers new blacksmith
shop, west Of Ulfers & Merrill's
barn, is now open for business.
Mr.. Brewer makes a speciality of
horse-shoeing and pillow work.
1920.
Senator A. L. Martin, of Sem
tinel Butte, was in the city last
Saturday. He is being urged to
enter the race for the governor
ship by all Of his friends. -Dick-
inson Post.
Thos. Odds was this week off,
cred $40 an acre for a quarter Sec
tion of his land lying ABOUT four
miles south of town but he didn't
take it. Land in the Golden Valley
is certainly coming into its own.
Sentinel Butte Republican.
Frank Wilson. the Chronicles
associate editor, left last Sunday
morning for his old home in Iowa
for a visit and expects to be gone
for about a: month. He is plan
ming on bringing his family with
him on his return, provided he
can dispose of his property there.
John Haigh was an arrival from
Pickett, Wis, last Saturday and
he will spend some time looking
after his large farming interest
south Of town. Mr.. Haigh is one
Of the largest farmers in the val
ley and is the largest individual
owner of Golden Valley land.
Here is compliment for our
Williams corrpesondent which we
received from one Of our Williams
readers this week: "Your new
Williams correspondent is a peach.
Keep him by all means. The peo-
pie of Williams vicinity are think
ing of presenting him with a
leather medal"
Gust and Emma Hortum re-
turned to Beach. N. Dak., yester-
day afternoon where Mr.. Hortum
will commence his spring farming
operations. He will put in 200
acres in grain this season.. Louis
Tucker accompanied them and will
have employment re.-Jackson
County wis., journal.
Albert Schouboe was in from the
Williams vicinity last Monday
tranacting business, and incidently
purchased Hart-Parr gasoline
engine. He intends putting in a
big crop and will use the engine
for blowing and preparing ground
for flax. 1t looks as though ne
intends becoming the "fax king
of the Williams vicinity.
After several days tie.up in
the mail service, caused by the
flood at Ma 1dan. it was resumed
again last Saturday morning when
over thirty pouches of mail came
in on one train and the local
postal force was simply showed
under. 1t was sometime in the