Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-07
Tales Of the Town

typhoid fever.
H. C. Jensen was a passenger
for Glendive Sunday evening, his
mission being one of business.
Miss Margaret Matter, gradu.
ate Of st. Mary's Hospital, Min
neapolis. arrived in this city Sat-
urday to follow her profession,
that of a trained nurse.
WANrED-At once. ? two Cor
three first. class carpenters. Steady
work for right parties. Inquire
at the Chronicle Office. CT address
P. O. box 347, Beach. n. Oak.
r. M. Andrews and BENZ. Rod
die went down to Medora Monday
on business connected with the
segregation proposition. Their
aeroplane being out of commits
sion. they went on a Northern
Pacific train.
Sam johnson, the general chair
man Of the O. r. I. for the
Northern Pacific division, was in
the city all day Saturday con-
ferring with the local operators.
Mr.. johnson lives at North
Branch, Mimi, but his duties
keep him travelling constantly and
he is hardly ever at home.
Miss Blanche Graey, who had
been absent from Beach all sum-
mer, arrived from Minneapolis
| Friday evening and says that she
hardy knows Beach now. there is
such a difference in it. 1t is a
fact that this city doesn't stand
still-there's always new build
ings going up and the streets pre-
: sent new aspect every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. \. Near ar
} rived Saturday fov q visit with
their many old friends. they are
now located in Beach, where they
! bought nice home and settled
down. Cap has also invested in
) q couple Of North Dakota farms,
> one of which is worked by Ray.
} They report splendid prospects
around React, .-HGr.ey IS. D.
Herald.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
My Chalmers Forty, complete
with top, windshield; and al
equipment; has been used only E
short time. fhis car cost $4,000
and l will sell it at low price
Also have a Hudson roadster
which has been used only :
short time that is in fine shape
Full equipment. si,ooo.-C. H
Moulton
The Advance says that the cast
against Geo. Purchase was dis
missed without prejudice. Suct
o action would indicate that il
could be reinstated at some fu
ture time. which is hardly the
e state of affairs in criminal cases
q dismissal being an adjudication
We hope we have made this suff
E GENTLY clear. as we do not wan
: to have to cover the groun,
|. again.
n Regardless Of party difference
d all the people in the state ex
perience a heartfelt sympath,
for Hon. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson
y whose baby was burned to dealt
at Minot last Friday. This be
reavement will undoubtedly caus
Mr.. johnson, who is the republi
can candidate for governor. t
: lose much or all of his interest il
,. the campaign just as he was be
coming warmed to his work.
q Harry l.. Thompson. the paint
= er, returned Sunday evening fror
0 business trip to Fargo, and say
there's no use Of talking -Beac
:, is the only live wire on the N. P
u line. Even Fargo people conced
that they hear more about Beac
l. than about their own town o
any other in the state. Harr
g says that after few days in tn
North Dakota metropolis, hi
I home towo. toe. Beach look
u mighty good to him.
The First Nationa. Bank
looking very nifty since tn
brick addition was completed an
\ the entire building has bee
u thoroughly painted and tucl
pointed. There may be bett:
bank buildings in this part Of tn
state. but we have not seen then
Is owing, perhaps. to the fact tn.
n printers as q rule do not ha,
= much in common with bank pc
= sons. That's the worst feature ,
a printers they're too blamed pa
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