Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-01-21
Tales Of the Town

Tales Of the Town
M. j.. Moran was Glendive
visitor the first Of the week.
The new sidewalk on North
Blanche street is beginning to
take tangible form at last, much
to the delight Of the residents of
that part Of iowa.
c. G. Lyon and family returned
Saturday evening from Elgin.
Mimi, where they had been since
the commencement of the holiday
season.
Messrs. Ed. Wang and Christ
Rost Of Calyle were in the city Tues
day and had their names enrolled
on the Chronicles ever-increaing
list of readers.
F. P. French of Usage, Iowa,
capitalist and large land owner
in this vicinity, also stakeholder
in the Farmers & Merchants Bank,
arrived in town Monday to look
after his manifold interests here.
Otto Stensrud and wife spent
Sunday at Sentinel Butte visiting
the latter's mother. Mr.. Stems
rud was also looking after the
business Of the Sentinel Butte Drug
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. McCabe are
rejoicing over the birth of fine
1O-pound young lady who came to
live with them Sunday. All hands
doing we'll, particularly the father.
who is able to sit up and take
nourishment.
Miss Tilda Knutson, who has
been working in. a printing office
at Judith Basin for some time,
has resigned her position there,
and accepted a similar one at
Beach, to which place she went the
first Of the week.-Dickinson Re-
corder.
M. w. Power. of the firm of
Power & Wagner, departed Tues
day morning for Minneapolis, La
Crosse, Milwaukee ana Chicago on
a goods-buying expedition for his
house. He will also tarry a while
at Wadena. Mimi. his old home.
j. R. Brinton came in from the
west Saturday noon, having put in
his time since Christmas at Glen
dive, Terry, Miles City, and other
Montana towns. ''Beach is the
liveliest place have struck"
said he. He, went to Belfield
Saturday evening.
Jimmy Brown, who had been
at the Hunter Hot Springs, Mont.
for the benefit of his health, re-
turned Tuesday morning feeling
like a fighting cock. He reports
the condition Of Ben Nichols. who
is also at that resort, as little, of
any, improved.
j. E. Johnson, manager of the
Ranchman, was in Beach Monday
buying flax. ''There will be q
heavy demand for seed flax this
spring, said Mr.. johnson, "and
the Ranchman wants to be prepared
to handle all orders. Terry Trib-
une.
! c. H. Moulton, local agent for
the splendid Chalmers-Detr
automobiles. has sold to Ed. Paul
a 30-horsepower machine with glass
front, in which the owner will be
skimming over the country this
summer. The new bubble" is
expected here about the middle of
next month.
The last issue Of the Wibaux
Pioneer marked the beginning of
that papers fourth year on the
tempestuous sea of journalism,
and the proprietors, Kane and
Hutchins, celebrated the event by
issuing a mighty creditable special
edition, the chief feature of which
was WE'LL written article on ''Wi.
baux and Environment" Hand.
some cuts and nicely gotten up ad.
vertisments make the paper very
attractive. It's publishers have
good reason to be proud of their
typographical product.
Ambrose, the magician and NOV
ing picture marvel. who appeared
at the opera house on very short
notice Saturday evening, may
have Hermann and Keller "skin-