Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-09-23
Tales Of the Town

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Soft water is used for shampoo.
ing at Pat Birmingham's barber
shop. 45-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Clark became
the proud parents Of a fine, healthy
girl baby at high noon-a very
fashionable hour-on Thursday of
last week.
Harvey Walters departed Sun.
day evening for Madison, Wis.,, to
enter the state university, one Of
the best educational institutions
in the land.
H. K. Schuster and VIM. North,
two Of the best hustlers in Wi
baux, were in the city Monday
with their wives to see what was
doing in Beach.
Mrs. N. P. Reed returned Sat-
urday evening from Billings,
having accompanied her daughter,
Mrs. C. A. Aman, that far on her
journey to her home in Denver.
c. D. Harlow was passenger
for St. Paul Saturday evening on
an errand of business. Mr.. Har-
lows publicity work keeps his
nose on the grindstone pretty
we'll.
Your complexionas we'll as your
temper is rendered miserable by
a diordered, liver. By taking
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets you can improve both
Sold by P. H. Lee.
O. C. Kucheman left Saturday
evening for Minneapolis to close
up the deal between the RUSSELL
Miller Milling Co. and the Golden
Valley Milling Co., made more
than year ago, transferring the
plant of the latter to the former.
Harve Martin and Chas. steb-
bins, both of Melrose, Wis, are
here visiting the latter's cousin,
Ray Sutton Of Carlyle. The gen.
tlemen were pleasant callers at
the Chronicle office on Monday.
Donald Brinton, student at
the State Agricultural College,
was in the city Saturday visiting
his brother, the publisher of the
Chronicle. He spent the summer
vacation on a farm near Paradise,
Montana.
John H. Jepson and bride de.
parted Saturday evening on their
honeymoon trip in a shower of
rice-generously contributed by a
. posse Of their friends. Enough
rice was wasted on them to feed
family Of orientals for month
or more.
This is good time to lay in a
supply of coal for the winter. AS
is customary this time Of the
year, the coal miners are talking
of going on strike, and the con.
sumer will be the person to foot
the bill eventually. Besides, the
price of coal usually advances as
the weather gets colder, so be
wise in time
John Goddard, who has large
land holdings near Medicine Hat
Canada, and lives there, having
removed from the Golden Valley
within the past year, departed fol
that country Saturday evening
after rounding up some business
matters here. He reports about /.
fifty per cent crop up in the
kings dominion this year.
Will Shafer, clerk at the FRS
National Bank, who went home tt
Postville, Iowa, several week:
ago to have a run Of typhoid
fever, and had it. writes Mayor
Noble that he is now convalescen
and has a ravenous appetite, bu
that his folks will not let hin
have anything to eat to speak Of
That's the way all typhoid pa
tients complain.
The temperance committee O.
the Young Peoples Society O.
Christian Endeavor has arranged
a novel program to be given il
the Congregational church Sunda!
evening, Sept. 25, at 7:30.
The solos will probably be SUNG
by Harry SERVER, the talented
singer of Dickinson.
The program is as follows:
Music by the choir.
Recitation-Nora Jordan.
Reading-Howard Steiner.