Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-27

When you need anything in the
drug line phone No. So. That
Stensrud's.
Fresh cut flowers for Memorial
Day may be obtained at the store
of Overstad & Hoverson. who will
have on hand bountiful supply.
Roy Daugherty and wife of Rio,
Ill.,, are here visiting their rel
atives, F. D. and D. M. Cooper.
Mr.. Daugherty is an operator on
the Burlington road.
Beach will play at Wibaux Sum
day and large crowd is making
arrangements to be present and
"root" for our team. If we can t
outplay the men of Wibaux we be-
lieve we can out-root them.
Miss Cora Simpson and her Sis
ter. Mrs. Christina Messersmith,
both of Dickinson, were in the city
one day last week, the former TAX
ing dispositions in the case of c. j.
Kopan VS.. j. R. Waters.
VIM. Fredricks is now holding
down the third trick at the depot,
having made swap with the
second trick man. This gives
William chance to make a little
on the side once in a while.
The Beach Land and Loan Co.
is now located in comfortable
and spacious quarters in the Bart
ley block, having moved last week.
Manager Haigh is more than de-
lighted with his new quarters.
F. D. Hurley went to Dickinson
Monday evening to give testimony
in an assault and battery case OF
which he was a witness at Taylo
some time ago. and in which an
axehand!e was trumps. 1t is need
less to say that Mr. Hurley went
against his will.
The total eclipse of the moon
Monday was little the best en-
hibit on along that line that has
ever been seen here, and while
the moon was dark a fine view of
Halley's comet was possible. Many
took advantage of the rare OPP
portunity to take in the double
show.
81 want to 90 to the ball game,
to the ball game, to the ball
game" Well. go. 1t will be at
Wibaux. on Sunday. and Beach
expects to just literally wipe the
earth with the Wibauxites. The
Wibaux team will play a return
game here on Monday.
The depot platform was the
scene of roaring scrap yes
terday afternoon. and with the
aid of Chief Of Police Patrick one
of the :ombatants landed in the
boobyhatch after desperate bat
tie. The chief was compelled to
"sap" the belligerent couple of
times with his billy before he
would be good.
Albert Schouboe and wife, of
!, Williams, left last week for an
extended vacation, part of which
will be spent in Europe. They
go first to Illinois to visit Mrs.
Schouboe's relatives and on May
81 will leave New York for Ham.
burg, going from there by rail tc
Denmark, Mr.. Schouboe's ole
: home. They expect to be back in
time for harvest.
: Jas. A. Hunter, we'll known
' banker and rancher of Miles City
$ was in the city Tuesday with hi:
wife calling On their old friend
Oscar Scott. Mr.. Hunter has beer
I in the country for 20 years and il
t heavily interested in lands in the
vicinity Of Ekalaka. The develop
o ment of Beach and the Colder
0 Valley filled him with astonish
ment.
. Mrs. E. Brown was brought herr
!. from Belfield Monday suffering from
/. an attack of appendicitis. Sh'
was accompanied by her physician
DR.. r. Colwell, who assisted loca
k surgeons in an operation at TIL
S hospital. The case was taken il
j. time and the patient is doing nice
k ly. The Browns formerly con
n Quoted the Square Deal restaur
$ ant in this city.
= Monday was Jonah day for Jas
y Haigh-not. On that day, was
:. day and all as it was. he sold tw
y Rambler cars-a 34-horsepower
'e fully equipped machine to Levi
Odland. The other was a 45-horse
# power car. likewise equipped, t
d Ed. Hoverson. The latter will