Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-12-02
Tales Of the Town

day to square accounts for the
Chronicle the coming year.
Tagus recently suffered q fire
costing $4,000, in which the
Egan bank and home were saved
only with great difficulty.
a.z'Dr. L. G. Smiths Offices will
be in the new postoffice building
after the 18th Of December, where
he will have finely furnished
quarters. Z -~~s.~S
FOR SALE-Feed grinder. ca
pacity 200 to $50 bushels per day;
,, 4 or 6.horse attachment. In
quire Of I. A. Burns, section a.
1906. p3.4
On account Of the depot fire
quite few people in the Golden
Valley will be minus their Christ
mas gifts this year. There was
quite a quantity Of Xmas express
consumed.
Jack j. Bloom and Miss Agnes
B. Hogan went out in the country
Sunday to look at the latter's
homestead near Carlyle. Jack is
the genial counter man at the
Hub restaurant.
Mayor E. E. Noble, who went
to the Spokane Apple Show two
or three weeks ago, made quite a
stay of it. returning home
Wednesday evening in time to
witness the destruction Of the
depot.
A good audience attended the
first number Of the entertainment
course at the Congregational
church Tuesday evening, the at
traction being the Rachel Stein
man Concert Co.. which gave the
utmost satisfaction.
VIM. Smith, brother of ]. r.
Smith, and manager Of the lat
ter's big farm. departed Wednes-
day evening for Los Angeles to
spend the winter. His wife
joined him at Terry, coming
from their home at Mason City,
Iowa.
John Odland writes from Min
neapolis to send the Chronicle to
him at that city, where he is
again attending the University Of
Minnesota in the law department.
He says he finds the work more
interesting than ever. He no
doubt enjoys his winter vacation
at the university studying law
after his strenuous farming stunt
of the past season in the Golden
Valley.
Claude II. Moulton has beer
very sick for two or three day.
this week. suffering from pto
maine poisoning and Inflammation
Of the vermiform appendix. He
: attributes his trouble to eating
bad oysters, from which we infer
that he is person of poor taste
Although he was deathly sick he
was able TO be about again Thurs
day. looking somewhat the worse
for wear.
c. F. Chadderdon engineered /:
s. deal Monday whereby Ni:l
g Schmidt, the shoemaker at towe.
r & Wagner S. became the owner O
D, the I. X. Nichols property o,
i First avenue, adjoining Prel1n
b place. MI. Schmidt will use tn
s building for shoe-rspairing shol
& and residence. Nick is hare
& worker and vii! doubtless d
81 we'll in business for himself.
q Mr.. and Mrs. John Guy, VIII
4 live few miles northeast Of 1hi
city, entertained a number o
= their friends at a delicious an
& bounteous turkey dinner last Sat
H urday evening. The time va
4 spent in social chats. music. etc
The host and hostess proved sue
royal entertainers that those pres
ent returned to their domicile
feeling that they had spent yer
pleasant evening at one of tn
most hospitable homes in the va
ley.
Now, if the offer of Manage
Chrysler of the Beach Electri
Co. still holds good. the city wi
do we'll to install mocking biz
fire whistle at the light station
Some time back Mr.. Chrysle
offered to furnish the steam fl
the operation of such a whist
gratis. Only small portion {
the population heard the utterl
inadequate bell Wednesday nigh
and. for aught they knew.
might have been their place {
T. business which was burnin.
With a hooking bird they'll he.
all right-and then some.