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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-06-10

ranges lo3 and lo4. Voting place
Alpha postoliice, E. G.. Ordiorne,
Inspector.
Stoddard Precinct = township
1873, ranges lo3 and l04. Voting
place Straham schooIhouse, c. f.
Straham, inspector.
Lone Tree Civil Township
townships 1877 and l3S, ranges los
and lO6.
Fryburg Civil Township town
ships l39 and lao, ranges 100 and
lOl.
Medora precinct townships
1879 and lao, range 1O2.
Sentinel Butte precinct town
ships l;'9 and l40 ranges 1903 and
1O4.
Beach Civil Township town
ships l3o and 40, ranges Jos and
l06, outside city Of Beach.
Green River precinct town
ships l4l AMI IA, ranges 90, SO
and 100. Vote at schoolhouse,
Frank Dick Inspector.
Mikhelson precinc: townships
i'll and ll2, ranges 10l and 1902
and townships l43 and IA in
ranges l0l, l02 and 1903. Vote at
Shorts ranch. II. c. Short in
spec,or.
Knife River precinct : town.
ships 43 and 1!t, ranges 9s and SO.
Vote at Wannenaachcr's ranch.
JAS. Fitzgerald Inspector.
Saddle Butte precinct town.
ship III, ranges l03. l04 and
lo5. Vote at Goddard school house.
}. X Delaney inspector.
Elk Creek precinct-t township
l42, ranges lo3. 1O4 and lO5.
Vote at Reeves ranch. J. p.
Reeve, inspector.
Hall precinct : townships l43
and l44, range 100. Vote at Halls
ranch. Palmer Hall Inspector.
McQuillan's precinct-t o " n
ships 143 and IA. range lO4 and
l05. Vote at Trotters postotIice,
Chas. Elliott, inspector.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-06-10
Lady Maccabees
Organize Lodge
Start Out With Good Membership
Officers Elected will Meet
Twice a Month

Another secret society was or
ganizeL in this city last week, the
latest candidate for public favor
being the Ladies Of the Maccabees
Of the World.
S. Nevada Hereford, the State
Commander, was in the city and
organized the Beach Hive, which
starts out with fine membership.
The charter is still open, but
will be closed very soon.
This is an insurance order, con-
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-06-10
Passed Away

Ivy Annetta, the beloved little
daugher of Mr.. and Mrs. E. N.
Tullar, died at the Stein hospital
in Dickinson Saturday, May %. Of
peritonitis, after brief but very
painful illness. The little body
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-06-10

was brought to this city for inter.
ment and funeral services, con-
Quoted by Rev. Good, were held
at the Congregational church
Monday afternoon. Four young
girls Cynthia Patrick. Daisy
Logan. Olga Anderson and Frances
Cook acted as pail bearers and
lowered the little form into its
last resting place.
We loved her, yes we loved her
But heaven loved her more,
And it has sweetly called her
To yonder shining shore.
In that happy land We'll meet hrr
With those loved and gone before,
And again with Joy we greet her
There where parting is no more.
CARD OF THANKS-We wish
to thus express our gratitude and
appreciation of the many kind
services rendered. the sympathy
and comfort extended us in the
hour of our bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. rullar,
Mrs. M. Tullar,
Mrs. A. Fritz
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-06-10
Celebrate JulV
18th at Beach
Men Have Decided to Give
Big Celebration and 81, 500 Has
Been Donated for Purpose

Beach will celebrate the Fourth of July in becoming
and on elaborate scale
The business of the city so decided at a meeting
held in Logans hall Tuesday evening" which Il large
number of patriotic enthusiasts was present 1t their
unanimous decision that Beach should put up creitabe
celebration this year.
VIM. Rosenberg called to the chair and the
Chronicle scribe told get busy with the pencil.
On motion the chair appointed committee of three
solicit funds c. II. Moulto1, Otto StenSrud and
f. D. Logan.
On further motions the following committees were
appointed:
Entertainment essrs. Lytle Lee Lowell BrintonI
and Power.
Advertising -NIessrs. Brinton and Cook.
Spealer-AIessrs Gallagher and Patrick.
Baseball-O. 7. Grifiths.
Music-D NJ Cooper.
Treasurer--O c. Kucherun
On motion the chairman of the various committees
made the executive committee to have full charge
and empowered to appoint such subcommittee were
deemed necessary.
The executive committee met last evening at the
Golden Valley Bank and organized by making c. H.
AlOulton charn1an other merbers- (1rl]tlS Lowell
l5rnton and Cooper
Finance committee reported s1,5oooo subscribed
AND PAID IN.
The marshal of the eav will be c. H. Morlton
assisted by K. d. Logan
Additional committees appointed as follows
Parade-Moulton, Logan.
Band Standardization.
Program uc1enan, Power Wilson.
Fireworks Stensrud, Lee.
Sunrise Standardization Logan.
Privileges-Logan, Moulton.
The committee privileges is anxious to have plenty
Of stands and places of reresnent and will make the
price for concessions moderate. AS there will be
large crowd in the city it is desired that the Ladies' Aids
of the various churches will help feed the people, and to
such societies the privileges will be free
grand automobile parade will be formed at 900
a. Liberal prizes will be offered for the three best
decorated machines, but everybody who auto is
requested to participate in this parade and to help make
it the biggest thing of the kind pulled off in North
Dakota 1t will be worth travelling many miles to
witness.
There will be two corkng ball games, Sentinel Butte
in the forenoon and Dickinson in the afternoon.
1t is expected that the business houses will be closed
during portion of the day in order give the clerks
opportunity to Join in the celebration.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-06-10

DO you read the Chronicle: If
not, why not?
When YOU want to "cal Otto
Stensrud's number" be sure and
have central give you 90.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-06-10

N o OTHER store in town
~ can show you COILEGlAN
FASHIONS, because we are
EXCLUSIVE HEADQUAR-
TIERS for this famous line Of
apparel for men and young
men. 1t is not improbable
that you can readily obtain
INVITATIONS Of these gar
ments; but when it is so easy
to procure the original, why
be satisfied with anything
else?
You will find these gar
ments more satisfactory in
wear, and more becoming in
style, than any clothes YOU
HAVE EVER BOUGHT. The
prices are moderate, and we
are ready to show you a
splendid array Of bright,
spring-like patterns.
ADLER'S
Collegian Clothes
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
N.S.G. OFFICIALS
CHILDREN MARRIED
Miss Maidie Gesford, Jurist's
Daughter, Led to Altar by
George F. Jones
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

NAPA, Nov. 22.-One of the principal
social events Of the season took place
at the Episcopal church in this city
this afternoon when Miss Maidie. Ges-
ford became the bride of George f.
Jones. Miss Gesford is the pretty and
accomplished daughter of Superior
Judge and Mrs. H. C. Gesford of Napa.
The groom is the son of Major and
Mrs A. F. Jones of Oroville and is dis
trict attorney elect of Butte county.
This is the first marriage in this
state of children of past grand presi-
dents of Native Sons, Judge Gesford
and Major Jones both having presided
over the order.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
/. E. Baxter of Napa in the presence of
a large gathering of friends. Miss
Leslie Jones, a sister of the groom was
bridesmaid and Gibson Berry of Oro-
VILE was the best man. The bride is
graduate of Miss Heads school In
Berkeley. The groom was graduated
from the University of California with
the class of 1906 and then from the
Yale law school.
The church was beautifully dec
Grated for the occasion with white
chrysanthemums and smilax. re-
ception and wedding banquet We're
held after the ceremony at the Gesford
residence
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
GRAND ARMY men.
TO HEAR FIDDLERS
Old Soldiers Reunion at Oak
land Orpheum Will Be
Patriotic Affair

OAKLAND Nov. 22.-With Wednes-
day night as Grand Army night at the
Orpheum to meet the old soldier fid-
dlers. who are spending their last week
at this popular playhouse, big reunion
OF the old veterans will be held, at
which martial music, soldiers uniforms
and a military atmosphere in general
Will be in evidence.
The five men of the troupe have be-
come extremely popular here, and their
fiddling, attling of the bones and dane
ing have made a geat hit
During the 10 days they have been in
Oakland a number of impromptu re-
unions have been held at the theater,
and tomorrow night all the old sildiers
viii be present to see the fiddlers.
A section of the theater has been set
aside for the men from Lookout Noun
tain, Lyon, Porter. Joe Hooker and APP
pomattox posts. The theater is to be
decorated in the national colors in
honor of the visiting army men, and as
a special feature a sextet of army vet
Grams from the Oakland posts will sing
some old army songs while sitting on
the stage with the old soldier fddlers.
This seXtet will be composed of r. G..
O'Brien, Peter Lick. ]. A. Taylor, S. W.
Martin, DR.. S. E. Chaplin and W. r. Bat
ten
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
MUNICIPAL PLANTS
LINEMEN ON STRIKE
WaIkout Follows Boards Re-
fuSaI to Recognize Union

ALAMEDA Nov. 22.-Four linemen
of the municipal electric light plant
were called out today by the Oakland
labor council because the electricity
commission refused to unionize the
plant The commission holds that the
municipality can not recognize a union
in engaging employees.
The men who walked out are J. c.
Spencer, A. Cumming, Michael Mcguire
and Fred Sproul They received 81 a
day. while the union scale is S4-25.
There are four union linemen at
the plant and Superintendent Kahn de-
clares that the plant viii be conducted
as an open shop" and more non-union
men employed.
superintendent J. B. Kahn said that
he did not fear trouble on account of
the walkout and that the plant would
not be tied up as a result of the strike.
The demand of the electrical workers
that the local plant be unionized was
recently denied by the electricity COM
mission.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
LAND AWARDED UNDER
SUIT FILED IN 1886
Heirs to Claimant Lose and Have
to Pay Costs

suit begun in 1856 by John Polk
for the recovery of a piece of swamp
land in Lake county was concluded
yesterday, when the supreme court
awarded to the estate of William
Sleeper, deceased. 1925 for costs. and
possession of the property. The orig
inal parties to the suit have been dead
for many years and the litigation was
carried on by heirs. The case involved
the validity of Sleeper's application for
the land Polk died in 1889 The court
held that Polk's right to make appli-
cation for the property terminated with
his death, as it was not secured by a
part payment or document that would
make it right of his heirs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
MANS HEAD SEEMS
LIKE DOG TO WOMAN
Scream Emphasizes Mistake and
Sleeper PAYS Fine

A kindly disposed but near sighted
woman furnished a pillow for his head
when he went to take a nap in the ferry
building late Monday night according
to Hageland Barcalow of Richmond
who was before Judge Conlan yesterday
for being drunk in a public place
Barcalow testified that he started to
go back to Point Richmond Sunday
night. but missed the last boat In order
to be on time Monday night he went to
the ferry an hour early. He became
sleepy and curled up on a bench, and
the kind woman held his head Then
he was arrested.
That is almost true" sarcasticallv
remarked Policeman Mcnamara, who
made the arrest. "Barcalow settled
himself on the bench to sleep and de-
liberately placed his head in the lap of
the strange woman. She thought it
was some friendly little dog and
stroked Barcalow's head. It was soft
for him, so he fell asleep. / was pass
ing. She looked down and found her
mistake. With a shrek she jumped
up and rolled on the floor
Il don't remember that part of it,
said the prisoner. as he scratched his
head thoughtfully.
Barcalow was fined SO and told to
depart for Richmond
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
NEW AGENT FOR
THE c. P. IS HERE
GIN. jackson Has Had Charge
Of Passenger Traffic at
Spokane, Wash.

G. NJ. Jackson, who has been acting
dian Pacific at Spokane, Wash, arrived
in the city yesterday to take the posi-
tion of general agent of the company
here, in the place of E. E. Penn, who
has been transferred to Seattle Ac-
companied by j. H. Griffin. district
freight agent of the Canadian Pacific
at the local office. Jackson made the
rounds of the various railroad offices
yesterday and was heartily welcomed
William F. Schmidt of the San Fran
cisco Office of the Missouri Pacific and
Iron Mountain system will leave today
for Watsonville, where he expects to
remain for a few days on business.
L. E. Stanton, general agent for the
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul rail
road, left yesterday for Sonoma valley
on business.
S. F. Booth, general agent for the
Union Pacific, left for Sacramento and
Reno yesterday morning. He viii be
away for several days.
Thomas A. Graham. assistant general
freight and passenger agent of the
Southern Pacific at Los Angeles, is in
the city with J. F. Hixson, district
freight and passenger agent at Fresno.
and James O'Gara, district freight and
passenger agent at Sacramento. They
will confer with officials or the COM
pany concerning the revision of certain
traffic schedules.
A. B. Hill, general western agent of
the Lehigh Valley road, is in the city.
He will remain three or four days on
business.
J. N Harrison, Pacific coast passen-
ger agent for the Washington Sunset
route, is on his way to southern Cali
fornia, New Mexico and Arizona He
will meet w. H. Taylor. general agent
of the company, with Offices at Denver.
at Ell Paso tomorrow, and they will
return to Los Angeles together to con-
fer on the Christmas excursion to
Europe which is being planned by the
company.
J. H. P Mason, travelling passenger
agent for the Washington Sunset COM
pany, left yesterday afternoon for Mon
for two or three days.
". r. Alberger, vice president of the
Key Route and the Tonopah and Tide
water companies. returned to the city
yesterday from New York.
The Western Pacific is making elab-
crate preparations for the Shriners'
pilgrimage to Sacramento Decemher 3.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
FAITHFUL Wife
Wins fight TO
FREE FORGER
Honeymoon Broken in San Fran
cisco by Arrest Is Renewed
at Prison Gate
Convict Rearrested, but Spouse
Gains Release; Woman Di-
vOrced Wealthy Minister
[Seceial Dnea!eh . The CaIIl

lSpccEdl DtScdtch 10 ne Odtl
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 22.-To be re-
leased from the eastern penitentiary
after serving a four year sentence for
robbery. meeting his wife. who had
come from her San Francisco home to
greet him and complete the honeymoon
that had been interrupted by her hus-
bands arrest. then rearrested on
second charge of forgery. held to await
requisition papers by Magistrate Scott
in the central court at the morning
hearing and then sent away 1ree
man by the same magistrate IN the
afternoon. is the record OF the day
lived by Henry L. Wilson
At the close of the morning hearing
it was determined wife that. set
about the removal OF the charge which
was brought by Iowa authorities
At the close of the afternoon session
of the central court, when Captain OF
Detectives Souder presented Magistrate
Scott with the telegram from Cedar
Rapids that told that the charge in that
city was not to be followed up and re-
uuested the discharge of the prisoner.
the wife. who had borne up so bravely
from the moment her husband had
been taken away from her at the peni-
tentiary gate. gave cry or JOY and
leased man bowed TO the magistrate.
hastened from the courtroom and
clasped the fainting woman in his
arms.
1t was while Wilson was employed as
a clerk in a Boston steamship COM
pany's Office that he first met the
woman who is now his wife. and who
at that time was the young and hand
some divorced wife of Rev. Frederick
Webbe, a prominent and wealthy New
England minister. The meeting of four
years ago in the steamship ofice where
Wilson booked the woman's passage
was love at first sight. The couple
were married and left Boston for this
city on their honeymoon trip.
While here they stopped at a local
hotel At the end of their stay Will
son presented a check for $500 made
out in the name of former Governor
Curtis Guild of Massachusetts. The
check was cashed and the man with
his wife left for San Francisco. Will
son was arrested in that city and
brought back to Philadelphia. His
wife accompanied him and, securing
the best attorneys, fought a hopeless
case. Wilson was committed to the
penitentiary for a sentence of four
years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
HEIR TO S3,OOO,OO0
MARRIES A DOMESTIC
Eckert's Bride Was Formerly
Hotel Maid

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Miss Minnie
Eagen, who formerly was hotel maid
at $40 a month was married today to
Thomas T. Eckert Jr., heir to the
s30Oo,oo0 estate of the late General
Thomas T. Eckert, long president of
the western Union telegraph company.
The crowd around the Roman Catholic
church in which the wedding was held
was so great that the sexton called for
police to keep it in check.
Eckert is SO years old and his bride
is As. He said he was not going on
any extended honeymoon, as he had to
stay in New York to defend contest
of his fathers will brought by his
brother James.
James Eckert alleges that his
brother used undue influence on their
father.
Mrs. Eckert, the bride, was at one
time a domestic in the household of
General Eekert
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
FISHERMAN TRIES TO
DRAW YOUNG CANNON
Policeman Glad That Gun Was
UnwieIdy

Joseph Sepaloto. a fisherman, was
fined 800 or so days by Police Judge
Shortall yesterday. He was convicted
of carrying concealed weapon. which,
when exhibited by the arresting officer,
looked like vest pocket edition of a
cannon.
Sepaloto and several other fishermen
were engaged in fight in Bay street
between stockton and Grant avenue
Monday night, and when Policeman Q.
T. Cox came up to the fighters the
fisherman tried to unlimber the gun,
but was too slow. Sepaloto explained
that he carried the gun to shoot seals
when they get in his nets off the Cliff
house.
You should be able TO blow whale
TO shreds or sink warship with that
gun" remarked the court, land, besides,
YOU have no right to overtax your
strength carrying ii around the streets.
1 must find you guilty
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
COOKS ACCUSED OF
MAKING CADETS ILL
Plot to Discredit Chef Discov-
cred at Annapolis

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 22.-Suspected of
completely in a malicious attempt to
make the midshipnaen i'll and thereby
discredit the recently appointed chief
cook. c. ]. Rideley, Chief Commissary
Stewart and William Harris. second
cook, both colored, have been sus-
pended from duty and forbidden to
enter the naval academy pending the
completion of rigid investigation.
Within the last few days more than
a. score of the midshipmen have been
attacked with Intestinal trouble and
had to be sent to the hospital.
Many others were practically in
capacitated for work.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
PASTOR GIVEN PURSE
BY ST. JARLATH PARISH
Judge Geary Makes the Presen-
tation Speech

OAKLAND, Nov. 22.-Judge William
r. Geary made the presentation speech
tonight before the members of the new
parish in st. Jarlath's church. Fruitvale
avenue and Chicago street, upper Di-
mond when a purse of 5000 was given
to Rev. Father McHugh, the pastor
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
WOMAN FOUND GUILTY
OF NUMBERING RANCHER

SPOKANE. Nov. 22.-AIrs. Bella B.
Totten is guilty of murder in the first
degree. The jury at Wenatchee. Wash.
reached this decision this morning z
after being out IL hours. Mrs. TOtten
shot James sutton, a neighboring
rancher, last August in a dispute over
a right of way across the Totten ranch
near Cashmere She said that he trr~-
to strike her aged mother.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
MONEY FROM DANCE
WILL BUY XMAS GIFTS

Alumni of the Pacific Hebrew orphan
asylum will give dance Thanksgiving
evening at Golden Gate commandery
hall to raise funds for providing the
children with amusements during the
year. This annual dance is designed
to accomplish a practical benefit.
Milton Lazarus is president of the
alumni The committee of arrange
ments consists of Albert Taussig
(chairman), George Plato, Joseph Rude,
Mrs. NJ. shannon and Mrs. II. Gold
stein.
Abe Hyman viii be floor manager.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
PUPILS CARRY BOOKS
FROM BURNING SCHOOL
Loss of $4,000 Is Partly Cow
cred by Insurance

VENTURA, Nov. 22- The main
school. the recitation building and the
upper school dOrmitory of the Thatcher
school. near Nordhoff. Ojat valley
We're destroyed by fire today The
loss was about $4,000 and the insur-
ance about $4,000. No one was injured.
The boy students helped to carry out
books, papers and furniture and pre-
vented the spread Of the flames TO
other buildings. The school was de-
stroyed by fire in 1895 and was re-
built the same year
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
NEW SHERIDAN SCHOOL
TO BE OPENED MONDAY

The new school known as the Sheri-
dan. in Capitol avenue near Farallones
at ocean View, will be opened Monday
without any of the ceremonies which
were talked of some time ago
The commercial high school in Grove
street near Larkin will be ready for
occupancy after the winter vacation
probably on the first Monday in Janu
ary.
Tomorrow being legal holiday, the
schools will be closed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
BRITISH ADMIRAL'S SON
TAKES AMERICAN BRIDE

PHILADELPHIA, Nov ga we'd
ding of international interest took place
here today when Miss Jane Morgan,
daughter Of Randall Morgan. wealthy
PhiIadelphian, and Cecil Vavasneur-
Fisher, son Of Lord Fisher of Kilver-
stone, admiral Of the feet and recently
first lord Of the admiralty of England.
were married in St Pauls Episcopal
church, Chestnut HILL
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
1000 DROWNED in
GALE and FLOODS
French Indo=China Province Is
Swept and 400 Barks
Are Lost

SAIGON French Indo- China, Nov
22.- One thousand persons were
drowned and 400 barks were lost dur
ing floods in the province of ouangn-
gal, in AMMAN.
The floods also devastated the prov
ince of Quang Nam to the north of
Quang Ngaf. One hundred persons
were drowned and 1000 houses de-
stroyeJ.
Many fishing boats along the coast
have been lost.
DR.. NJ. j. FottreIl has returned from
Europe and resumed practice S21-S23
Pheian building.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
PRINCIPAL OF HIGH
SCHOOL TO BE TRIED

Walter n. Bush. principal of the
Polytechnic high school, must appear
today before the high school board
to answer the charges OF insubordina
tion and incompetency that have been
preferred against him. This is the
result of the action of the supreme
court yesterday in refusing to grant
him an order enjoining the board to
go ahead with the trial proceedings.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23

BOTTLE USED AS BLUDGEoN-Oakland Nov
22.-Stephen Kipp, marble worker of a4o
Magnolia street, was arrested this morning on
charge Of assault with a deadly weapon for
an alleged attack on Adolph Kocur, also
men quarreied in a bunkhouse it is alleged
and Kipp used whisky bottle to maui Kocur
who had him arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
nEMocRAr

DEMOCRAT Is ELECTED Springfield, Ill.,,
Nov. 22-The official vote for congress in the
twenty fourth district shows that Fl. Robert
Fowler D., defeated Pleasant T. Chapman, R.,
incumbent, by 3l4 votes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23

BOY SCOUTS MEETING-Alameda. Nov, 22.-
Lieutenant Charles p Magagnos, in charge Of
the boy scouts of this city, which now number
200. has invited parents to attend public
meeting in Adelphian hall Saturday night.
Mayor W II. Noy. j. F. Baker, Superintend-
ent of Schools ". c. Wood, Rev. W. NJ. Mar
tin and Major NJ ". simpson will speak.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23

TROPHY FOR PET SHow-Aluameda. Nov. %.
Abe Alameda school which has the largest
number Of entries in the pet exhibition in this
city. December and g. will receive a trophy
from W W Cooley. one of the members Of
the committee In charge of thine affair. The
presentation of the trophy will be based on the
average attendance at the various schools.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-07-07

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