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

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Tales Of the Town
If you haven't given us your
crop report. do it now.
States Attorney Keohane and
Robt. Miller returned from their
California trip last evening.
Miss Gertrude Doyle assisted in
the postoffice the first Of the week
during the absence of Postmaster
and Mrs. Brinton, who were at
Fargo.
Mrs. J. R. Smith and daughter,
Stella Kennedy, returned last
Saturday evening to their Mime
apoIis home after spending the
summer here.
HIS H. Schultz, who recently
sold his farm near Beach for $55
per acre, left this morning with
his family flor Mountain Lake,
Mimi, where he intends making
his future home. =
The Piesik Land & Loan Com
pany has moved its Offices from
the Logan building on Blanche
street TO the Hajgh building on
First Avenue and Manager Piesik
is now wellss located and has fine
Office quarters.
Sumner johnson was over into
the country south of Dickinson
the first of the week. looking over
some land with view of invest.
ing. He reports good looking
country, but it does not come up
to our Golden Valley and he will
probably not invest. 1T
GLANDERS-All persons who
bought horses in Beach on or
about the 18th of August from a
party by the name of Bertram or
his partners in business, will
kindly bring the same into
Beach on the 2Sth day of septem.
Der for inspection, as same were
exposed to CHAMBERS. By request
of H. Anderson, Asst. State Veter-
marian, Dickinson.
King Burrell and wife, who had
charge Of the State Line hotel un-
til recently, left Saturday night
for their old home at Princeton.
Mimi. where they will make a
short visit and then go to Califor-
MIA to spend the winter. Mr..
and Mrs. Burrell made many
friends during their stay in Beach
and it is hoped they will decide
to return after a winters rest
in thu. land of flowers.
FOR SALE-Plow rig, consist
ing of 51-horsepower engine,
John Deere engine gang with ~
breaker bottoms and IA stubble
bottoms. with extra lays for all;
engine run three seasons and
plows one; all in good working
order :. Price $500 cash, or will
sell each separate; pillow alone
$4,000 cash. For further inform
alton write or call on C. A.
Rogers, Bowdon, N. Oak. p43-46
Mayor Noble arrived home yes.
terday morning after a month s
absence in California on business
and pleasure combined. While he
enjoyed his experience in the
Golden State, he thinks the Golden
Valley offers more opportunities
and an equal amount of comfort,
and-well, he was clad to gel
home again and mingle with PEG.
pie who are not tourists or lung.
ers."
And now another segregation
scheme is on foot in this county
making four all told. This --latest
project calls for most of the ter
ritory embraced in the Butte
proposition and is christened il
the petition "Slope." The fou1
propositions are named: "Goldel
Valley" "Slope. Butte" ant
Roosevelt" And Medora. tn,
ancient stamping ground of Theo'
dore Roosevelt and the rest of tn,
cowpunchers, sits in gloomy 81
leEce in the heart of the Ba,
Lands and wonders how it is al
going to come out.
Ghe contract for the heatin,
plant to be used in the schoo
house was let Wednesday to
Mr.. Gram Of Bismarck. We ar,
informed that the heating ar