Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-04-28
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Services will be held at the
German Lutheran church in this
city by the pastor, Rev. Trink-
lein, at 1000 a. IN. Sunday. All
welcome.
Mrs. G. NJ. Foster, accompanied
by her two young sons, Rex and
Ray left today for Minor, where
Mrs. Fosters parents reside, and
where they will spend several
weeks.
Charles Welch is busily engaged
this week in placing a new foun-
dation under his residence proper
ty block west of the First Ma
tional bank. A new kitchen is
also being added.
Born, at Dickinson, to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Robertson, of Trotters,
a ten pound baby girl. The addi-
ton to the family arrived Tues
day, and was promptly named
Helen Esther. Mr.. Robertson is
a prosperous Smith Greek farmer.
They have one other child, a boy
of twelve years.
William Rosenberg made bus
mess trip to Ollie Thursday, re-
turning today via his new Ford.
He reports his employment bureau
at both the Ollie and Beach stores
as having an active part in con-
Meeting employer and laborer in
a satisfactory manner during the
present busy season.
E. Brennan, a prominent citi-
zen of Rochester, Minn., arrived
Sunday and will spend the sum-
mcr at the home of County Audi
tor and Mrs. NJ. C. Mccarthy, the
latter being Mrs. Brennan's sister.
Mr.. Brennan is retired farmer,
and during his stay here may in
vest in some of our fertile Golden
Valley soil.
The Easter Monday dance
which occurred at the opera
house in this city Monday evening
last was largely attended, nearly
sixty couples beingpresent. Dane
ing was enjoyed until three o.
clock, with midnight supper at
Hoffman's. This being the first
dance since Lent, more than Or
binary interest was manifested.
NJ. w. Power, of Killdeer, arrive
in Beach Tuesday afternoon for a
few days stay. He reports TIE
Killdeer branch of The Powers as
enjoying a thriving business, and
bears all the signs of prosperity.
Mike says Killdeer already has
made definite arrangements to
celebrate the Fourth, and is pre-
pairing a sumptuous array of at
fractions.
w. L. Graham, until recently
cashier of the Interstate Bank at
this place, died last Saturday
evening at the hospital in Min
neapolis where he went from
here to take treatment for heart
failure several weeks ago. The
bare news of Mr.. Graham's
death was received by A. L. Mar
tin Sunday morning in form of
a telegram and no further de-
tails have been received.-Sen-
tinel Butte Republican.
Mrs. A. ]. O'Keefe returned to
Beach Wednesday, Mr.. O'Keefe re-
naming a day in Bismarck and re-
turning Thursday evening on No.
3. Mr.. and Mrs. O'keefe have been
among the number who have
made up the Beach contingent to
California. where they have spent
the winter. Their return va; ln;,ie
viz the southern route. They pas.
sod tn cugh Columbus, NV Mex
leo, recently raided and burned by
Villa, and saw large number of
Uncle Sans troops along the
border. At Maquoketa, Iowa, they
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. o. C..
Kucheman. Other points at which
they stopped over on their return
were Lacrosse. Wis.,, and Daven-
port, Iowa. They are looking hale
and hearty as result of their
winters sojourn in CALIFORNIA;
balmy climate, and are more than