Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-03-27
Death OF Mrs.
W. H. Orr

telna'ns We're shipped Sunday to
~leeAei.s, h.inn., accompanied by the
.usband Ms<. Orr's two sisters end
Nr. Art Robb, q brother -n-lasv, where
s4e fut,eral was held aad iate.lnant
made
Deceased was fomerly Miss Ellen
Carlson, having been married but &
short time and being but Il wears o.
age. She came 10 Beach from Stephen,
a-inn., about three years ago and was
employed, before her marriage, as
cashier at The New York Restaurant,
and prior to her illness and death. she
assisted her husband in conducting the
bakery which they purchased about
a year ago. She had made many
friends in Beach who join with the
Chronicle in extending sympathy to
the heart-broken husband in his sad
Joss.
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Tom Gilman is back from his trip
in Montana. returning Saturday.
Miss Dingman, of Dickinson, was a
guest of Miss Waters at Beach over
Sunday.
Miss Hickman. of Glendive, is again
taking Phil Lang's place as operator
1t the local depot.
F. F. Townley, of Hewitt. Mimi, ar
rived Thursday morning to look after
his farm north of town.
Oscar Harts little baby boy was
baptised at Skaar on the 9th by Rev.
Synnes and was called Hillfred Orv;lle-
FOR SALE-No. 5 Underwood
typewriter. in first class condition. at
bargain. Inquire at Chronicle Of
hee. IF
E. II. Lowell, father of the Mark,
Harry and Guy Lowell of this city, was
AN arrival from Grand Forks this week
and is visiting his sons.
he newly organized Beach Com
mercial club will have another ban
quet at the Callenler hotel this eve
ming and invitations have been out
several days. Everyone is invited to
attend. Plates will be Soc.
Supt. Lantry. of the Northern Paci-
nc. was in the city this week in COM
pany with the company's civil engineer
and it is thought that his visit here
was in connection with the recent
communications sent to him regarding
the clearing of the right of way south
of the depot for park.
See Burke about his $40 per year
-'ss s6ed :AoHod qaIssq Pue ,u.p.ooe
600 in case Of accidental death, SIS
per week for accidental injury and $40
per week in case of illness. All occu-
pations included.-adv.
J. c. Johnson, who has conducted
a studio at Bel6eld. and l. Presthus,
who conducts one at Wibaux. have
formed partnership and last week
purchased the Delany studio at Beach.
They are both experienced and sue
cessful photographers and will con-
tinue their studio at Wibaux and Bel
field as we'll as the one here.
The Chronicle is in receipt of let
ter from Mrs. Fred Blumsun stating
that the rumor circulated in Beach,
which was published in one of the
papers to the effect that she was mar
ried to Mr.. LeSieur. is false and un-
true and was given out for some pur-
pose unknown to her. She asks that
we make this statement in the Chron-
icle.
There will be no services at the u.
B. church next Sunday, March 18th.
E. E. Salzman. one Of Beach's car
penters. who has been spending the
accompanied by his bride. formerly
Miss Gertrude Enlow. The marriage
took place last February. Mr.. and
Mrs. Salzman have gone to house.
keeping in the sroom's residence on
the north side.
The Clendive bowlers are expected
down next Wednesday night to play
the return match with Beach. It 10
hoped the local boys will make bet
ter showing than they did at Glen
dive. Mr.. Baller. proprietor Of the
bowling alleys says he has some new
pins coming and will have the alleys
in fine condition for the match. Beach
was defeated BY over 800 pine at
Glendive.
J. M. Mccoy was in town the first
of she week with coyote which he
ran down on horseback out four miles
northeast Of Beach. The animal had
got into trap and when seen by Mr..
Mccoy he was trailing the trap along
with him attached to one Of his feet.
Under the circumstances he was not
able to make very rapid headway. but
put up good lively fight when he
was overtaken. te,-;ng into Mr.. Nc
Coy's lesgings which protected him
from getting bitten. 1t was an excit-
ing catch.
The Model clothing store has nov
completed the interior improvements
Of their new home and as will be noted
elsewhere in this issue they will have
a formal opening next Monday and
continue all week. The Models new
home is one that Manager Westby can
justly feel proud Of, and one Of the
nobbiest stores to be found anywhere