Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-12-09
Burkey Correspondence

fall to make this her permanent
home, received the sad news Mon
day evening that she had died
very suddenly at her home at
Brownsville, MINI. Mrs. Snow
and brother, Marian Sites, left
the same evening to be present at
the funeral, but the grandmother,
who has a farm east Of Burkey,
was not able to 60 on account of
the severe shock on hearing Of
her daughters death. She was
only 49 years old. and, although
she had been ailing for a short
time, death was wholly nnexpect.
ed. They have the sympathy of
the entire community here.
School is closed at Burkey on
account Of the absence Of Mrs.
Snow, the teacher.
The new merchant has arrived
and an inventory is being taken.
Mr.. Kremer is a pleasant gentle
man to meet and is sure to have
fine trade here at Burkey.
A Thanksgiving ball and a pleas
ant time was reported at Weise's.
ferdinand Koch was at the river
Thursday looking after his stock
here.
L. D. Page was at Sentinel
Butte Thursday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Hurck are dispos-
ing Of their furniture at right
prices and it's pretty we'll distrib.
nted among their friends.
Arthur Farnum left for the
eastern part of the state to see
his wife, who went there some
time ago for medical treatment
and is very i'll.
i Little Katie Buck. who has
been very i'll, was taken to the
hospital and operated on for
appendicitis. At last reports she
vas Going as we'll as could be ex-
pected, and her friends are
pleased to hear it.
Pete Smitz was Beach visitor
Friday.
John thinner and family left
Friday on their trip, and Jas.
Blodgett and family are looking
after their farm interests during
their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank kremer en-
tertained a party of friends Sun
day.
j. Hill, Anthony and Henry
Barres are visiting relatives near
Bismarck.
The Bachelors club, numbering
twelve, and some who are not
bachelors. but fortunate enough
. to be invited, and their wives and
lady friends, met at Chas. DON
! ble's Sunday to sample some Of
his eatables which he had pre-
pared for them. Highest praises
are spoken of the way Chas.
! sings the hash--hut the ladies
had to wash the dishes.
Since the prospects are good
for little winter weather. par
ties, dances and large dinners
are in vogue, which make the
people relish the change after
their busy tolls through the sum.
mer.
Mr.. kremer's family arrived in
Beach Friday and came out to
Burkey Saturday.
: Henry Maus is reported on the
sick list
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. E.agan's little
s. babe was baptized in church Sun.
4 day.
j. W. Page and wife enter
Z tanned his brothers and theil
8 families Sunday.
s Fred Buck came home from
( Dickinson Friday, returning Sat
3 urday.
81 Hubert Maus. who has been il
4 with typhoid fever at the Bis
IS marck hospital. is expected hom
8 soon. Mr.. Maus has had quite
q siege, having a relapse.
B NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
3 Department of the Interior, u
E s. land Office at Dickinson, Mort
b Dakota, November 30, 1910. Nc
{! tice is hereby given that Mix
& Maus. of Burkey, North Dakota
+ who, on October Oath, 1905, mad
81 homestead entry, seri:
b No. o4341. for northeast quartz
g (NED, section 10. township l37N
3 range l06W. 5th principal mer
IS dian, has filed notice of intentic
to make fna! fve.year proof
establish claim to the land abo,
described. before R. M. Andrew