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The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-03
GOOD FOR DESSERT
SWEET DISHES THE DINNER
 GUEST WILL APPRECIATE.
Lemon Fritters One of the Best Recipe for Puffet-Some Supper Novelties-How Eggess Cake
 Should Be Prepared.

Lemon Fritters.-Peel two lemons. remove all the white skin and cut into crosswise slices. Take out the seeds. uis each slice into stiff batter and Try golden brown in deep fat. Serve With lemon sauce.
 frult Fritters.-One cup of sweet milk, two eggs, one tablespoonful sugar, pinch of salt, two cups of flour, one teaspoon baking powder Add ap- pie cut in thin slices and fry on grid dle. Nice with sauce.
 Puffet.-One cup sugar, one-half cup butter, creamed together, two eggs well beaten, and one cup of sweet milk, 2k cups of flour, with two heap ing teaspoons baking powder and little salt. The mixture should be suffer than cake. Bake in a shallow well-greased pan 35 or 40 minutes. Split and serve hot with butter.
 Supper Novelties. - Confectionery and fancy cakes are being used for supper novelties now instead of the favorite crackers, although these lat ter are not banished entirely from par ties. There are eclairs, lady fingers, tartiettes, fruit and even fish and small game made of paper or papier mache, and looking for all the world like the real sweets. But inside these dainties are tucked paper caps after the style of the better known supper party confections.
 Eggless Cake.-In these days of high priced eggs. the following recipe for apple sauce cake, without eggs, will be appreciated, as it has been tested and found to be excellent One cupful of sugar, one-half cupful of butter. one cupful of unsweetened ap- pie sauce, with one scant teaspoonful of soda stirred into it; 11s cupfuls of flour. one-half teaspoonful of salt, one half teaspoonful of cloves, one tea spoonful of cinnamon, one cupful of raisins, chopped and mixed with the flour. Bake as a loaf cake and ice.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-03
Superstition of Chinese.

The Chinese are superstitious peo- ple. and think it bounden duty to keep the body intact. and if by any misfortune they are compelled to lose a limb by amputation they invariably ask for the severed member and. keep if in a box. Sometimes they will actu- ally eat it, thinking it only right that that which has been taken from the body should be returned to 1t. On this same principle an extracted tooth will be carefully preserved or ground to nowder and swallowed in water.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-03

'sASe o4 ioSu in tiiis iS..ldInap.e ,o,,. woman diet. Sometimes fruit and candies relieve the monotony of her course.
 YOU see, we are not vegetarians in the fullest sense of the word" added MISS kress. Extremists insist upon vegetable food only. and place the ban upon milk and eggs, as we'll. We. however, use milk and eggs. because It does not require the killing of life. But fish, of course, is in the same category with meat"
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-03
improved Cutting BlowpIpe.

m. aAe cutting blowpipe. of which so nas. @ surprising things have been re- r,.S' u' mas recently been improved in .aAce In way to render it more sas'ally ssa useful. Two inflammable on,s oases must be employed. One is re- tems o Keep the metal at high coaa npeia'ure. The other is oxygen to ,ha hlsAfate m action by oxidation along cos, 'ue ol the cut. For heating, either e,un,s sas, acetylene or hydrogen is dimayd dimp'oyed. but as there is sometimes thoso h.s in procuring a supply of raOso. ss sases' the new blowpipe is ar. sasol,u u 'o use instead of the ordinary
 ''''ne employed by motorists.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-03
Fried Smelts.

If large or selected smelts are or dered the cost will be much higher than if they are bought by the pound, taking all sizes as they come. Clean, remove the fins and leave the heads. Beat an egg, add a tablespoon of water to make it go farther. Cover each fish with the egg, lift out with two forks and roll in fine bread crumbs; fry in deep fat in frying basket. Some tastes prefer the smelts rolled in fine cornmeal instead of the egg and crumbs.
 Serve with sauce tartare in lemon cups. Cut lemons in halves, remove the pulp, notch the edge with scissors and drop into cold water until needed.
 For the sauce use two egg yolks. one-half cup of olive oil, three table spoons of vinegar, one tablespoon of mustard and one teaspoon each of sugar, salt and onion juice and one- quarter teaspoon of pepper. Put the dry ingredients into chilled bowl with the egg yolks and beat five min utes, then add the oil few drops at a time until it Is thick, then add the vinegar and remainder of the oil al- ternately until all is used. When ready to use the sauce stir in the chopped pickles.
 Arrange the fish on platter. with the heads and tails alternating, and set the lemon cups at each end in nest of parsley.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-03
The Death of the Tashi Lama.

"A Tashi Lama, when he feels the approach of death, must, in accord ance with the directions of the holy law, remain in sitting position, with his legs tucked under him and his hands palms upwards in his lap, for" (says Dr. Sven Hedin in Trans Himalaya; Macmillan) he must die in the same attitude as the meditat- ing Buddha. His last moments are soothed by a number of monks, who surround him on all sides, fill the air with the murmur of their prayers, and continually prostrate themselves with their hands and foreheads on the ground, paying divine honors to him and his departing spirit When he has lost conscious ness, has no longer any control over his body, and becomes limp, he is held up, and when life has flown he is so placed that he grows rigid in the orthodox position. The corpse is clothed a priestly vestments =. and is placed as quickly as possible, still in a sitting fashion, in metal vessel, which is filled with salt and dramatically sealed"
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-03
Potato Balls with Fish.

Take one pint of mashed potatoes; heat into it while hot one large table spoon of butter, one tablespoon of onion juice. three tablespoons of flour, two tablespoons of cream, salt and pepper to taste; beat all together, form into balls as large as walnuts. then dip in beaten egg and drop into boiling hot lard, fry delicate brown. drain on brown paper and serve hot with the fish. Or take boiled potatoes. and cut with a cutter small balls of potatoes. Serve around the fish on platter.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-03
Called on "Mr. Anthem"

At an English school. once upon a time, when a concert was being held. the choir was on the program to sing an anthem, and their place was desig- mated by the single word Anthem" ceremonies, high-toned, pompous in dividual of the old school, when he came to that part of the program. an nounced, in a dignif1ed way: "Mr. Anthem will now favor us."
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-03
imposing Trade Fioure.

anthr... .o'ai production of coke and was ,se or se. pig iron for the year 1909 product,o. ''oo- tons. Estimating the the sama VI 'h1 charcoal stacks for grand e tue" year at 100000 gives the cbarco.,'0 ,0.ai |, of coke. anthracite and Tor ,sno us' pls iron of the United states produc,,oaa' at .o''S7,o0O tons. The tota, lu the un s.a. ot coke and anthracite iron tons; ans s' nali of 1909 was lo,s20.67 tans.-lron 'r the last half. l4.5l6,s3O
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-03
Scotch Scenes.

The Scotch scone is a large, thick pancake the size of the spider or grid dle on which it is cooked, marked into four or eight sections. A good rule calls for sifted quart of flour, one half teaspoonful salt, teaspoonful sugar, two teaspoonfuls cream tartar, one of soda and a pint of sweet milk. Bake on a hot greased griddle from 15 to 20 minutes.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-03
I[ItRIAS|EUtLtSH
b.;,,deIuhia Girl Vegetarian All
 Her Life.
-. Ara Kress Is Not interested m ''', .,. Boycott on the Meat Trust ' She Bars Feathers on
 Her Hats.

ao,rbia Pa. = There is one rni''r on,ap in this city who is not (onns soncarned about the outcome h an suti.meat crusade, or the beef Pl 'n' ,nrestigation, and that is Miss rus y.oss - junior at the Woman's ls ,.a, r college. Miss Kress Is vege- Pleuie" rot one who adopts it as a Isi'a.' ,.,. me who has never tasted |au' ;, from the time of her birth. 22 'rl rrs, father. Dr. D. II. Kress, super
 'lsdsnt M of the Seventh Day Advent
 aonotorium at Washington. D. C.,
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-03
In New York Factories.

The salaries of the 63,261 officers and clerks of the 20,939 factories of New York city amount to $73,017.656 every year. The number of wage earn CTS in these factories is greater than the population of many large cities. The pay of the wage earners is nearly $25O .OOO, 900 annually.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-03
Pork Chops.

Use pork chops, pepper and salt, and little butter. The chops should he half an inch thick, trimmed neatly and not too fat. Sprinkle on both sides with salt and pepper. Melt the butter in the chafing dish. When hot nut in the chops and fry them until they are we'll done. Serve with ap- pie sauce.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-03

No pair of ears. scientists say. are ever perfectly matched, neither are they set exactly alike upon the head. In some cases the ears are so diner ent that they might more appropr- ately belong to different individuals
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-03
Rev. B. w. ripple.

900 mortgage. At Stamford he se- cured the gift of $50.000 with which to establish an old peoples home, and he opened a home for selfsupporting women
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-03

Adam was once caught mapping, and ever since 1t has been possible for woman to pull the wool over e mans eyes.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-03

It shows an uncharitable spirit to sneak i'll of the man lower down and an envious one will speak Ill Of tls man higher up.--Atchison Globe.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-03
Welcome.

! Welcome. Hail to the oyster!
 Give him hiH due: : Fine when he's broiled, but
 Lost In q stew.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21

Prof. G.. j. N. Nelson, the eff
cient principal Of our schools.
went to Bismarck Tuesday eve
ming to attend the State Teach
ers' Association, being gone the
remainder Of the week. To use
a slang expression, Mr.. Nelson
is '.there and over" when there
is Anything afoot pertaining to
education.
Dave Montgomery and Tom Gill;,
man departed Thursday evening
for their homes in Wisconsin, the
former at Oshkosh and the latter
at Medford. Both were in the
incipient stage of typhoid fever
and deemed it the wiser plan to
get home where they could re-
ceive the proper kind Of treatment
from people of their own kin.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21
Terrible Swede" Quit

Dickinson Post: Athletic sports
received a severe setback in this
city last Friday through no fault
of the management of the War
Eagle. Terrible Swede wrestling
match, and it was no fault Of the
Indian wrestler either. Halberg.
the Swede. simply laid down and
refused to continue a battle in
which he had some chance of at
least keeping his opponent from
getting fall. The only explana-
tion that Halberg made for his
action was that "Chief War Eagle
was too heavy but this isn't
much Of an explanation when it is
known that he knew exactly what
he was going against when he
met the big indian. HaIberg is
a fine looking specimen Of man.
hood, weighing as he did close to
21O pounds against his oppon-
ent's 24O. War Eagle had tlained
vigorously for this contest and
was in good condition, nothwith-
standing he looked fat. The
other man. the Swede, had weeks
to train in and he had all the ap-
pearance of being in good condi-
tion. The other features of the
show were all that could be de-
sired.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21
AND There
WAS LIGHT
Beach Electric Company |naugut-
ates its Commercial Service On
"Wednesday Evening

At last Beach has electric
lights. rhey arrived Wednesday
night. when the ''juice" from
the electric Light works was
turned into the wires for the
first time.
The street lights are not yet
read; to place in commission,
owing to the non-arrival of the
transformer and controller, but
they are not needed, because fair
Luna is on the job and is doing
fine work. Mr.. Chrysler will be.
ready for the dark Nights when
they do arrive, and there VIII: he-
great transformation in the
nocturnal appearance of the city
Of Beach. n. Oak.
Only few business houses
were connected up and ready or
Wednesday night. but these GER
tainly looked fine. and tire propri-
etors We're highly eiated with the
change. And 30 wonder, after
using the highly dangerous and
unsatisfactory gasoline gas gags.
The Beach Electric co. has in
stalled a very fine and complete
plant, the big boiler, engine. gen.
orator and pumps being of the
latest improved and most efficient
types on the market.
The outside line work. and in
side connections. are as perfect as
may be found anywhere, and
speak highly, to those who have
knowledge Of such work, Of their
constructor. Mr.. Al rhrapp, who
is Manager Chrysler's right-hand
man.
Electric lights, perhaps more
than any other Improvement.
have placed Beach in the city
class, and we hope our citizens
appreciate the fact. The company
has experienced many vexatious
delays, but have erected as honest
and workmanlike a plant as can
be found in the entire country.
and that is saying much.
Electricity is the hall mark Of
advancement. is as much the
superior of any other system of
illumination as the kerosene lamp
was Of the rush light.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21
Sons Of Penn. Organize

The Pennsylvania Society Of
North Dakota has been organized
with the following officers: Hon.
L. B. Hanna, Fargo, president:
Col. A. B. Kerlin, Devils Lake.
vice president; John Shaw, Willis
ton. treasurer, and Addison
Leech. Fargo, secretary.
It is the purpose Of the society
to hold annual picnics at some
convenient point. Anyone who
was born in or who has resided in
Pennsylvania is eligible, as we'll as
members of the family.
It is the desire of the society
that every person eligible will
Immediately send his or her name
to Addison Leech, secretary. Far.
go, N. D.. and details Of the or.
ganization will be made known to
them.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21
New Bakery to Start

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Shepard and
son. Clifford {, 81 Prtdee et6n. MINI. {.
arrived this Week and have leased
the Kerrigan building, formerly
occupied by the Lucus Saddery Co.. 4.
and took possession this week,
Mr.. Lucus moving his establish
ment to the new Slough building.
Mr.. Shepard is going to open
a home bakery and variety store
and expects to be ready for busi-
ness in a week or ten days. He
has been in the bakery business for
the past ten years and will give
Beach the benefit of his experience
in this line. The opening Of this
new establishment will be an.
nounced in next weeks issue Of
the Chronicle.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21
Another Brick Business Block

We understand that j. H.
Laeby, the contractor from Fargo.
has purchased two business lots
on the west side of Frazer street.
Immediately south Of the mill.
and expects to erect thereon a
modern brick block. 1t is quite
probable that F. D. Dodd, the
restaurant man, who recently
opened an eating joint" in the
Letson building, and who is scor'
ing such a success, will occupy
portion of Mr.. Leeby's building
with restaurant which will be
modern in every particular anc
equal to anything in the large
cities.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21
No Beds in Town

Nearly every night this week
the chief of police was called up
on to provide beds for tired way
farers who could fine none them
selves. although they had money
to pay therefor. Mr.. Patrick ex.
hausted all his resources on Mon.
day night and at least two very
respectable young men gladly &C.
cepted the freedom Of the Jail.
rather than walk the streets all
night. With all the enterprise
in this city, there doesn't ap.
pear to be enough to provide &C.
commodations for the transients.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21
HORSES IN
HOLOCAUST
Barn and Three Valuable Animals
Consumed by Flames s---Fits De-
partment PoWerIess

At 100 o'clock this afternoon
a small, one-story barn in the
rear of the Square Deal restau-
rant on First avenue was discov-
cred in flames. The alarm soon
attracted large crowd of people ;
also the city's chemical engines.
which had never had an opportu-
nifty to demonstrate their worth.
which wasn't much in this in
stance, as the fire was on the in
side Of the barn and couldn' t
readily be gotten at.
Beside containing the usual
complement of hay, oats, etc. +.
there were three horses in the
building, two of them harnessed
and ready to resume their days
toll after dinner. All efforts to
rescure the poor dumb brutes
were unavailing, and after Civ
ing a few agonizing shrieks such
as only burning horses can, they
perished miserably.
Two of the horses were owned
by Houston Allen, and the other
by E. A. Brown, student at the
High school. The animals we're
valued at about $500. The barn
was the property of young
Browns father, E. Brown, and
was worth SIS or 500. In the
barn also were some trunks filled
with the belongings of some men
who are out in the country. be-
ing stored there during their alb
sence.
Nobody knows how the fire
originated, but it is presumed to
have started from Goals in q pile
Of ashes which was dumped Up
against the building. All of
which serves to demonstrate that
there is too much carelessness
in this city and too little water.
works. There was almost an utter
absence of wind at the time. other.
we would have had an entirely
different story to tell.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21
Medora Making Merry

Medora still booms-protesta'
tion of the Chronicle notwith
standing.
Kinmark's house grows.
There are to be two doorknobs
and window pane to the already
expensive depot.
j. A. Paxton was seen hauling
three (3) boards Tuesday.
It is rumored that the Herald
office is to have a new door and two
new windows. -Medora Herald.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21

Elmer Anderson left last Satur.
day for Stockholm. Wis.,. after
taking off about $4,000 worth Of
crop from his section Of land
near Beach. He states he will be
back in the spring to do the farm.
ing stunt again, and we hope he
will be as successful as he was
this year.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21
County Division Meetings

Every evening next week the
county division campaign of edu.
cation will be pushed with vigol
in the rural districts. meetings
having been arranged as follows:
Monday-Trotters.
Tuesday-Moore school.
Wednesday-Burkey.
Thursday Alpha.
Friday-Egan's
Saturday-Rocky Butte.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21
Slope Valley County

Tie down your portable proper.
ty before Hallowe en-. or you may
have quite hunt for it when yo,
need it.
B. Douglas, Of Carlyle, went to
Miles City on business. last Mon.
day.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21
GOOD WORDS
FROM BOWMAN
Pioneer Of that Place Discusses the
Billings Situation and Approves
Golden valIey-Slope Projects

Bowman County Pioneer: At
the election in November the
people of Billings county will
vote on the proposition to divide
Billings county. It is proposed to
take four tiers Of townships across
the southern part Of Billings
county, extending from Hettinger
county to the west line of the
state. with the exception Of the
two townships in the northwest
part of the proposed county be-
tween the Little Missouri river
and the state line. This, it is
proposed to call Slope county.
The two townships lying west Of
the Little Missouri will go with
the proposed new county lying
along the western border Of the
state, to be known as Golden VAL
ley.
The petition for Slope county
has already been acted upon by
the commissioners Of Billings
county and the proposition will
60 on the ballot and cover the
same territory covered by the
Butte proposition, excepting the
two townships lying west of the
Little Missouri river. This is
known as the Butte county propo.
sition. This Butte proposition
was acted upon by the commits.
sioners at the same time as the
Golden Valley proposition, and
the two petitions conflicted. in
that the two townships above
mentioned, 1876. l04 and los, were
included in both petitions. so that
neither one of the propositions
could carry at the election. Then
this Slope county proposition,
leaving these two townships to
Golden Valley. was brought out.
This is the proposition that the
Golden Valley people will vote
for, so we are informed by people
who know. Now, if the people
living in the proposed Slope
county will vote the same way.
there is not the least question
but there will be a division in
Billings county, WHICH WILL
BE OF GREAT ADVANTAGE
TO THE PEOPLE THROUGH.
OUT THAT SECTION.
All the people in the country
north of here, included in the
Slope proposition, are in favor Of
county division, and the only
difference of opinion existing il
relative to the two townships in
cluded in the Golden Vale!
proposition. Nov, the Pioneer
has no interest in this question
further than having considerable
Of a circulation in the proposed
Slope county, and a desire of in
forming these subscribers on ;
subject Of so much interest t.
themselves. If they do not ge
together on this matter Of tw'
townships it is safe to say ther
will be no division Of Billing
county for the next two years
We BELIEVE THAT BILLING!
COUNTY SHOULD BE DIVIDED
and so far as we can see, tn
proposed division is a very rea
sonable one.
At the last primary election
584 votes were cast in the pro
posed Golden Valley county, 32
votes in the proposed Slope count
and 1876 votes in the balance o
the county. Now, you may judg
from this vote what proposition !
the more likely to carry at tn
polls in November.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21

Sunday was very fine day,
and people generally went some-
where. Every auto owned in the
city was on the road, most Of
them going in the direction Of
Yates and Wibaux, both Of which
places really took on signs Of life
when the Beachites arrived.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21
A WRESTLE
on THE SQUARE
War Eagle and Gi|bs'tson Struggle
More than an Hour without De-.
cision-..A Great Mat Exhibition

A large crowd Of lovers Of ath-
letic sports gathered at the opera
house Thursday evening to wit
ness the wrestling match between
G. A. Gilbertson Of this city and
Chief War Eagle. Both men have
enviable regulations as wrestlers
and there was much speculation
as to the outcome Of the match.
The preliminary was between
Lange and jackson. and both boys
gave q good exhibition of the
game, Jackson being the winner.
The main bout was on a par with
the Gotch. Hackens :hmidt record
breaker, as these two tried for
seventy minutes to secure fall,
without success. At the end of
that time it was mutually agreed
to desist. AL Powers was the
official referee, and both his deci-
sions and the matches were salts
factory to the audience, which
left the hall for once satisfied
that it had been given an honest
run for its money. This will
have decided tendency to
strengthen the game in this city.
where so many fake performances
have been pulled off and so much
dissatisfaction expressed. We
hear that the next match will be
beween Gilbertson and Powers,
and such match ought to draw q
big crowd.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21

Buy those shoes for the children
at Power & Wagner's. as they sew
up free of charge all shoes pur-
chased of them which rip. 48-43