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2TIE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
THURSDAY, MARCH 31
THI
The Golden Valley News
A continuation of The Beach Advance and The Beach Review
D. A. Wallace, W. R. Bratton, and H. E. EnderJc
Editors and Publishers
A weekly published every Thursday at Beach, North Dakota.
Entered as second class mail matter at the Postoffice at Beach,
North Dakota. October 7, 1936, under the act of March 3, 1897
Advertising rates furnished upon request
Subscription price $2.00 iB No. Dak., Minn., Mont., and So. Dak.,
Elsewhere $2.50
First Dude Ran&
llOWARD EATON AND
BRO~
BY JOE C. M]gYEa
(Copyright Reserved)
========================
~'~a the summer of 1880 after the N.
p. survey was completed and the track
DAd as far west as Dickinson and it
was a sure thing that this Northern
l~ll~ railroad w~ au amu~ fMt.
people started foUowing up ~ out
for e/tes for bus/hess of all kinds.
Among these newcomers was one
Howe~ Eaton from Pennsylvanl~ as at
tahls time only a few years after the
Custer trail was broke, it was easy
to trace out.
Howard Eaton, looking ahead, located
on a place at the mouth of Davis
creek where the trail following down
this creek from "its somme in the valley
we~ of where Fryburg is now.
Fryburg is on the divide between the
waters going to the Heart river east,
and the waters on the west going to
the Little Mismurt.
It gave birth to an idea that in the
course of a short time ff a tourist
olunp was established and properly
hm3dled it would be a success from art
hlstm-lcal standpoint as this was the
route that General Custer had taken
when he started to round up old Sit-
ring Bull in 18"/6 which he did at the
battlefield on June 25th of that year.
Later Mr. Howard Eaton had his
brothers Alden Willis and Charles join
him and they' built the Custer Trail
ranch, the first dude ranch on the
Northern Pacific and they made a suc-
ce~ of it, but later in about 1905, they
got ready to move and transferred their
equipment to Wyoming as the national
park trade had got well established
there, and the Custer Trail was get-
ting too close in to the outlying small
ranehes and the surrounding prairie
settled up with wheat farmers and soi
his bperatl~-2tci Pastuerized before it goes t~
~--- } omer. Tha~ means it is ~af~ ~
FOR SALE---Model A Ford will tra~! are not a re ular cus~ +~ ~t~
+ g ..Ol~er s i
for Horses or cattle. See C. O[ CI~. ~ day Beach Creame ~ ~
Beach. . ~ 2~2tcI ........ a wreamery.
+= _.-| FOR SALE--Trebl seed ba~e~, |
FOR SALE--1000 chick broode~ ~11-1es cleaned seed where: Guy
] quire at Vince Wicl:a's. ~ltp ' Beach /
[ ........ I f+ ++P -
FOR SAIY_,--Seed Oats, Barley, l~Ico:- ] FOR S--~E-r-P~e seed• Ceres +
I er Seed Corn 96 percen~ germm - I Trebi barley :~l~Inbow .... ~t_ i
I tion or better. Robert Clarin, k ~ll~, Oats M. A'~mneman ' ~'~
When a qulck+l~asty meal
ed, we are yotW friend. We!
in Sunday ~ers.
PARK
Good coffee at all
pop and lunches.
++P~ BiP, NT--Mo~em six room'~
~with bathroom, garage and I~
included. Three blocks east of
house. Jos. C. Meyer. -i~
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stockwell spent Agnes Strohmeyer ' ~,~,~-~ ~r~ ~Trv--~ond ~ar~ sew+
" ' Sunday in Glendive. -- ~ I. ,,~,-~ ~ ~-..:'.~ ~';"~= +':2
~r,.= ~T Mrs O M Helvik was hostess to the ........ STS IN 1938 i mg+ macho• (~a~£ ~v£-~. ,++~ ~-~z
• • • • ~,;U'£ r~WlE,~, ~L,~ ) ~ ~.
WlbaUx News Golden Rule club at her home Thurs- LOW TOTAl+ POWER COST .~'OR S~I have for sale S0~es
I day afternoon. Several ladies from __ Wvo miles ~th of Beacl~ ~ as
~ ~ Hodges were in attendance. After the[ ............ It he N% ofi ~e SE%, Sed 1, in PLUG +
o ohn of the Ed ehlll ~'om~ng ou~ ma~ £~ may De a year, , •
Mrs. C. J. W J g business meeting the hostess served a l ..................... ^,~ ..~..~ i Township ~9,~oorth of ran~ Will
:~--~"~'~-+~-":++~-+:-':o+ +-,~ w-c+= ' "+;L':+=,~+~", ................ I"~ penny saVed----a penny earned", AllSel~; ~+~ for ~asn: ",'ms .m p~,
• v~o. +..~.+ ...+ ~ ........ t ~. .~..u +v~o• #~.c,+,, ,~tcce. c,lt~r-lt~.o~t+^." +~o.. ,,,-a+d all ¢ovmora +. oi me Mogle ~r~r~e. Uall . "l. +~][~HO~D
Mr end Mrs. W. St~ggs and son were ]tained at six tables of whist Wednes-[..~..~..w.~.:.,.~--~ .--~:-~,~ .~ Plesik Beach, I~ D 26-1t
Olendlve vlsltors on Saturday. l day evening in honor of their son co l~sloer metr l~wer costs .as me nrs~ ' ' :~ •
, ' ann most importan~ pace ~o cu~ arm FOR e 10 ft
Mrs. Laura Meyer came from Pqy-ILute s birthday. Prizes were awarded l .. ~ " •
mouth, Wls., last week to visit her ]Polly Trollope Arthur Balr and l~ttieI°Per.at.,mg expense. _ .... drill, tractor hitcl~ zerk fl
.,.,,~ ..... ,, _ ~ ,~.~,,..... ..... ~ ........ ~l;L. ................... A~ ~ne same time, Mr. ~,ongoo~r~)m Verne Hildebrandt~ Beach
E. D. He.ton who lives on the Barn- I and a fine ~ enjoyed by those in t e£ear~y expiamea ma~ reaucea power
ey P/esik ranch was in town Thursday. ataendaxtce. +; : costs do not include skimping on seed- FOR SALE--Trebl seed barle3[, 65c Reading 13~)
Mr. and Mrs. John Dick and ehildren Mr. a~ ~ ~iek Scabad and friend bed preparation. This, he said, wouldsame~er bushel;price cleanedas at Farmers~res seedei~j~or.~h~It RimlessPrame Glasses,Olas~m, $I0.00==41&00,13~0===$1§'00"
aound, l~,:~
returned Wednesday from Canistota, autoed d~er tgatn Olendive Sunday be short-sighted economy. Guy Brown, Beach. ~ ~+~[-2tp kinds of ~el~lr~on ~d.
S. Dak., where they" spent the winter, afternoo~ " Mr. Longbottom defines Low Power
Messrs. N. G. IIamelwood, M." P. Ost- Mrs. F~B. Sherman was hostess to Costs as an item involving many fact- FOR RENT--4-room hotme~,j@~ - three mall; ret~Pned
by and T. J. Bushell were business the Missi~ary Society at the rooms orsX+ow-cost fuels have been a favorite blocks from iVhin St. In~re Miss ~ Goggies,
visitors in Miles City Friday. in the club~use which have been re- in trimming power costs since the be- Edith Summers, Beach• =++26-!te ored Glasses,
Mrs. F. E. Elliott was hostess to the cently renova~l~l for these meetings, ginning of the tractor industry, he said, +t Strings and
and they still play an important part, * WANTED -- A good 4 wheel ~er
Contract club at her home Friday Mr. John Kenyon returned Saturday being more practical now than ever be- have sheep and hog fencing ~ sale. G.
afternoon, and afternoon from Minneapolis where he fore because of better fuels today and Inqulre at Smith's Service ~tf
--- of~
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reinecke enjoyed a week of meetings at the better tractors to burn them. He cited WELL DRILLING -- at ~Jtble ~each, N.D. Block South
daughters autoed to Llndsay Sunday. i Northwestern Bible School and the No. 1 furnace oil, if it is made l~] a
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hartse and Baptist church• "cracking" process and refined to get rates. Edgar Kukowski, Senti~l tutte' I
children spent the week end with rela- Mrs. M. E. Smith has returned to rid of such harmful impurities as sui- N.D.
tives at C~rlyle. her home east of town aftt~r spending phur and wax, as being a good tractor FOR SALE--One Allis-Chalm}i~s~tract-~ F R E E I
Mr. and Mrs. L• H. Porter of Glen- the winter width relatives ~ Wisconsin. fuel• Several of the leading oil corn- or, 20-35, in good condition.~ tl~ee Ed
dive visited at the Dan Sutherland Mrs. Hoov~tahl retu~e~t to her i paneis now supply special tractor fuels l~O-'~Rwp
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home in Sand,s last w~ek after vis- ~we are told. Mr. Longbottom says he ~ ___
home Sunday. Kremers, Golva. 7 23-if
Leslie Baird returned Sunday morn- Iting her daughter, Mr~ Fred will be glad to discuss with interested SWEET CLOYER 8c lb. i
ing from Alberton, Mont., where he and husband.
farmers how to select and use the diff- ~ lb. up. Timothy,
has been In the ~ camp. Mrs. E• B. S~ wa+ hostess to ~ ertn tractor fuels now available. Certified Bromus, N. Seed
James Scott, eighth grade teacher, large crowd when ~he ~ntertained the
was taken ill with flu on Wednesday Ladies Aid of the +M.~E. church last
and was confined to his home until week at her home. Sh~Jwas ably assist-
Monday when he returned to his ed by her daughter, Mrs. Lottle FAsen- NOTICE TO POULTRYRAISERS!
school duties, bart. $4
Lawrence Nlx returned from Wiscon- The Sunnyvale Homomaker's Club We Carry a complet+stofk of
sin last week where he went last De- was entertained by Mrs. Lee Johnson AND T~KI]Y
cember in response to a message in- at her home last week with the presi- CHICK
forming him of his father's death, dent, Mrs. Wayne Smith presiding.
wh~
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ir bills were l~Ad direct to the Mr and Mrs After the business ~ Mashes,. c~. ..... ~ h:~"+~mm~ ~~ OUALrTY PRODUCTS AT FAIR PRICES ~=
,o _ Stab Noyes - Agent ~
. m take t/am ~ ! mm about thei ~ O alshovd, ~ ~ Heflstem
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