Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-09-30
FOR sALE-Choice pigs. H.
quire Of Buel Richards. 46-tf

FOR SALE-Choice pigs. H.
quire Of Buel Richards. 46-tf
Parties wanting hay baled ad.
dress Whitcomb & Olson, Beach.
p 46.47
Mrs. j. Lillidahl from St. Paul.
Mimi. is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Buel w. Richards.
A. L. Arnold departed Wednes.
day evening for Spokane and the
coast, to be absent some little
time.
DR.. G. M. Foster went to Chi.
cago Saturday night on business.
arriving back home Wednesday
morning.
Stuart Barnum, the minstrel
comedian, pleased a full house
here last night. He is welcome
again any old time.-E. D.
Logan, manager.
FOR SALE-A fine section Of
land near Preston. Mont; small
cash payment down and balance
can be made on crop payment
plan. Also have few choice
ACCOMPLISHMENTS for sale around
Glendive. Write G. C. Hayward,
Giendlve, Mont. 1850
County division received an
other thorough airing in Mar
marth yesterday. Chairman B.
S. Cove]l, Of the segregation COM
mittee, came over from Rainey
Butte Wednesday and spent yes
terday working in the interest of
the Butte county project. Secre-
tary c. F. Peterson. who also re-
sides at Rainey Butte, arrived
yesterday and the gentlemen were
given an interesting audience at
the Commercial club rooms
last night, full particulars of
which meeting will be published
next week.-Marmarth Mail.
The new folders exploiting
Beach have been received by the
Commercial club, and they're
certainly fine. Go to President
Kucheman at the Golden Valley
State Bank and get some to send
to your friends. The booklet will
give a better idea of this place
than all the letters which were
ever written. It is replete with
excellent pictures and contains
much valuable information about
the place, as well. The booklet
was gotten up by Mr.. c. D. Har-
low. who. as publicity pro-
moter, ranks among the very best.
Chas. Cramer, a farmer living
about three miles south of Chama,
was crossing the track at the
latter place Wednesday afternoon
in his automobile and did not no.
tice that the engine of the west
bound loca! was backing down
upon him until the big machine
was within a hundred feet or so.
He wasn't going fast enough to
get over the crossing, which is of
the usual N. P. pattern, and his
auto stopped. Mr.. Cramer jumped
just in time, and the auto was
smashed to smithereens. 1t was
a brand-new four-passenger Buick,
and cost him 81, 200. The engineer
did not see the machine at all
until after it had been ruined.
By keeping his mouth shut, and
his ears and eyes open, w. E.
O'Connor, the storekeeper of
Yates, was enabled to get a line
on the parties who burglarized
his store some weeks ago, an
occurrence Of which very few out
side of the officers ever even had
an inkling. On Monday two ar
rests were made and considera-
BILE quantity of the plumber re-
covered. One of the parties was
arrested near Yates, and the
other at Mrs. Laughnan' farm
near this city about midnight
Monday. The latter was jockeyed
around until he was over the line
in Montana, where he was
promptly grabbed by Mr.. O'Con.
nor, who is deputy sheriff.
Trainmaster Sexton of the N,
P. was in the city a couple of
hours Tuesday evening on his
way to Glendive. The Chronicle
scribe had the pleasure of meet
ing him and enjoying an hour or
so Of his conversation. Mr. Sex.
ton said that he and some more
railroad boys were coming
through this section one night q
few years ago and were having
considerable fun among them
selves at the so-called Golden
Valley when they were ap-
preached by a land man and be-