Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-04-22

Miss Kennedy returned from her
Glendive trip last Sunday.
j. M. Johnson of Yates, Mont.
was in the city on Monday of this
week.
Editor Shear, of the Sentinel
Butte Republican, was in the city
on Monday.
B. T. Piesik returned from a
business trip to Minneapolis last
Monday morning.
Mrs. Cronan, of Minneapolis, is
visiting in the city. the guest of
Miss Stella Kennedy.
L. D. Page, of the Sentinel Butte
vicinity, made proof on his home-
stead before Geo. Mcclellan last
Monday.
DR.. L. G. Smith was at Glen
dive over Sunday. the guest of his
brother who recently accepted a
position in the postoffice there.
Miss Tracy Huske Of Bismarck
arrived in the city Saturday for a
visit of few days. duration with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Douglas Of
Carlyle are the proud parents Of
young daughter who arrived on this
mundane sphere this morning.
Harry A. Hunter of Portland,
Oregon, the owner of the Beach
townsite, is in the city today look
ing after his business interests.
C. R. Hennick left Wednesday
evening for Clinton, Iowa, in re.
sponse to telegram announcing
the approaching dissolution Of
his favorite aunt.
BIDS WAN rED-To break half
section five miles east of Beach, for
cash. Leave bid with ]. M. Cra-
mer at Golden Valley Blacksmith
Shop.
August Weideman was at Glen
dive the first of the week looking
over the country northwest of
there with a view of investing.
On his return he purchased an
automobile and will make another
trip overland.
Billy Frost and family returned
the first of the W eek from Wibaux,
Mont, at which place he has been
figuring on establishing hardware
store. Mr.. Frost will leave for
Montana in a few weeks.-Fes-
senden Free Press.
w. F. Bevers and son, w. L..
of Zumbrota. Mimi, were in the
city the first of the week closing
up a deal for a half section of land
which they sold to Ella McCray, of
Billings, Mont.
Motor car AL, heavy steel car
with sharp prov, about 80 feet
long, and propelled by powerful
gasoline engine, passed though
here this morning on it's way to
some point in the west. 1t is the
property Of the N. p. road and
can cut the wind some.
Tom Power and Ben Dorval re-
turned the latter part Of last week
from their Montana trip. They
visited a goodly number of Mon
tana points in search of home-
steads but haven't decided on any,
thing as yet. Homesteads are
getting scarce nowadays and it
behooves the land seekers to act
quickly.
The superstructure of the Beach
Lumber & Coal company's plant
is beginning to rise. and it will not
} be long until the fifth yard will be
doing business under the direction
of Mr.. N. P. Reed. One will
travel long time without finding q
town equalng Beach in it's number
of yards and completeness of equip
ment.
; Miss Anna Knowlton, assistant
principal and teacher of English
and Ancient History, rendered her
resignation to the board Monday.
Miss Knowlton will take up work
elsewhere, and her going will
occasion much regret on the part
of the school board and the patrons
of our institution of learning.
Her relations with the board were
entirely harmonious, and her work
was appreciated to the extent Of a
substantial raise in salary-all that
could be afforded at present.
A fellow tapped the till in the
office Of the Hotel Butte at Sen
tinel Butte Tuesday afternoon. He
was rounded up by posse of citi-