Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28
Tales Of the Town


ming exercising ihis feetl at the
rink. Tower is :. manager of the
Thorpe elevator at the Butte and
is making good.
!. B. Kerrigan returned to his
home at Norwalk, Wis.,. Saturday
evening, taking with him his two
little nieces. Florence, and Ruth.
Of St. Paul, who had been visit
ing here since the middle of June.
FOR SALE-One young driving
team, light harness and top bug.
gy; also one 50-foot lot and barn
with room for eight / horses.
$1,000 takes all Of it if taken at
once. For further information
inquire at this Office.
Your cough annoys you. Keep
on hacking and tearing the deli
cate membranes of your throat if
sou want to be annoyed. But if
you want relief, want to be cured,
take Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy. Sold by P. H. Lee.
.Aylmer Cole Of Bellevue. Iowa.
vice-president Of the Golden VAL
ley State Bank, who had heen
here about fortnight looking
after his interests. departed Sun
day morning for his home, going
via Regent. Hettinger and South
Dakota points.
Frank kostlecky, the popular
conductor of one Of the local
ireights, suffered heavy loss
Friday smorning at i Dickinson.
when kostlecky Row, owned by
the family of that name, was des-
troyed by fire. entailing a loss Of
$1,000.
a life insurance policy fol-
$1,000, with the premium paid for
one year, in the Pioneer Life In.
surance Co., will be given away
at THE Insurance dance at the
Beach opera house November 5
1910. Everybody is invited te
take chance.
Bruce-s. Davis and wife Of
Washougal. Wash, who had beer
in the valley for several week
looking after their extensive lane
interests near Williams. wer'
suddenly called east to Miles
Iowa, Monday evening by tele
gram announcing the !deatE 0
Mrs. Davis aged mother.
One Donahue. conductor Of
freight extra, was seriously hui,
in the local yards Sunday evening
He was running over the top 0
his train and one of his legs wen
through the rotten top Of the car
The man sustained such injurie
that he abandoned his train an
vent back to Glendive on No. Z.
\ certain young man in thi
city is anXiously awaiting tn
time when the Chronicle will OF
eupy its new quarters, when il
present home in the buildin
owned by the Farmers and Mel
chants Bank people will be L.
fitted and occupied by him wit
line Of racket store goods. II
,irst of its kind in Beach.
There was dedication GER
n,ony. or something Of that sor
At Yates Saturday evening ar
several people from Beach a
tended the services. 1t is sa
that Bacchus was on the throl
in good shape and that sever
worshippers made the mistake
taking wee drap owermuc
The services opened with roa
Dig and closed by one fellow &c
ting his brains almost knock
loose by a freight train.
Don't You know we would
deal rather have a man come
and say, "Well we only got t,
ducks and couple Of snipes b
please accept these four as a col
pliment, j." than to have them cor
in and say, well, we got twent
three or four ducks and had a b
time'' and walk out and new
leave duck. -Aneta Panoram
Same here, brother. but 4,
never expect to see it come
NJ. G.. Susa -of independent
Wis. who had been in the vail
for three weeks looking after
big farm near Williams. took !
departure for home Monday e,
ming. Mr. Susa is astonished
the way this city is growing a
said that cities five times
large in the east do not begin
do the amount of business. n