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Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1908

Page

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Minot Citizen C A Johnson Strong Republican Governor Hope

Hon C A Johnson born 1868 on a Wisconsin farm near Black River Falls. Educator and lawyer, he served as Minot principal and Ward county superintendent, edited Ward County Reporter, and was Minot alderman and two term mayor. He represented the 26th district from 1894 and 1900 with high votes, now a leading Republican gubernatorial candidate. He resides in Minot with four children.

Minot C. A. Johnson Black River Falls Wis Wisconsin Minnesota Ward County Ward County Reporter North Dakota Johnson Johnson & Nestos

Which Yon Yonson Is It in this Ballot Nonsense

Public verse humor repeats verses about Yon Yonson and his many roles. The speaker, Bay Yiming, touts Yon Yonson as a candidate in a skein of rhymes. It folds in Swedish place names and Minnesota references, ending with a shrug about voting.

Sweden Heem White House Stockholm Copenhagen Minnesota

Local arrivals and homestead activity report

Burkey notes Frank Schrum arriving with a car load of machinery and cattle on Saturday. John Stricker visited Butte on Wednesday. Frank Randash returned with horses and farming gear to begin farming. Mrs W W Page visits family at Wadena. J B Page went to Medora on Thursday evening. W L Blue at Sentinel Butte on Tuesday. J L Denton transacted business in Beach last week. Settlers are moving out daily from Beach and Sentinel Butte to homestead sites.

Burkey Frank Schrum John Stricker the Butte Frank Randash W. W. Page Wadena J. B. Page Medora W. L. Blue Sentinel Butte J. L. Denton Beach

Golden Valley Grain Fields Prolific Prospects Boost Acreage

Golden Valley expects another strong crop after a record yield this season with acreage expanding beyond prior years. Farmers anticipate higher production and improved returns as planting resumes across the region.

Golden Valley

Settler activity and local notes from Sentinel Butte

Sentinel Butte Regular correspondent reports settlers rushing to lands around Sentinel Butte. Local residents include Clarence Frame securing a saddle factory place and A B Kellogg visiting from Beach. Trees like cottonwood and box elder thrive, with plans for spring planting and new pupils at town school. Mrs Crawford hosts Ladies Aid. church services at 7 45. Alice Christianson and son Martin return from Portland.

Sentinel Butte Clarence Frame A. B. Kellogg Beach Sunday John Gilbertson Ruby Shear Medora Marmarth A. N. Williams Kellogg Meda Rouse Meda L. F. Crawford Alice Christianson Martin Portland Oregon

Uncle Rube set for Beach April 16 benefit show

Beach townsfolk prepare to stage Uncle Rube by Charles Townsend at the Beach opera house for the Beach Fire Company. Eleven local performers, led by Reuben Rodney and Milicent Asterbilt, will present the four act drama with rehearsal nightly. Reserved seats available at Beach Drug Company. A separate Marmarth item notes road improvements and a dam road blockage affecting trade.

Uncle Rube Charles Townsend Beach Opera House Beach Fire Company Beach Beach Drug Company

Big Horse Sale Opens Northwest Market at Dickinson

The Dickinson Horse Sales Co hosts the first range horse sale in the northwest in March with buyers from Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois. Prices ranged 250 to 350 per pair for broken horses and a home grown stallion sold for 705. Car lots drew special attention. manager Watson reports strong opening sales. Next sale dates set for May 13 and 14.

Dickinson Horse Sales Co Northwest Iowa Wisconsin Illinois Watson

County Convention Minutes From Medora March 31 1908

Medora hosts the Sillings County Republican convention with Harve Robinson as temporary chairman and T L Smith as temporary secretary. Delegates elected for the Minot state convention include Donaldson Smith Mikkelson McGregor Christenson and other Be etc. Delegates instructed to back Taft at Chicago while remaining discretionary if no Taft nomination prospects exist.

Medora Harve Robinson T. L. Smith C. E. Barber F. Gorham J. C. Rasmussen H.C. Miethe T. A. Sanford H.T. Pree Stepehn Kessel Gorham River J. W. Richardson OE. Gorham C EK. Barber J.C. Rasmussen Minot North Dakota Geo. Donaldsn Beach E. E. Mikkelson J. A. McGregor James Christenson Belfield North Dak- Harve Robinson Sillings County Roosevelt Republican Party William H. Taft Ohio Chicago

Resolutions of Beach Camp No. 11152 M W of A on Death

The Beach camp notes the death of neighbor M Laughnan and acknowledges his support. It resolves to send a copy to the bereaved family, spread the minutes, and have a copy printed in the local paper. W L McKison chairs with Epward Hoverson and J E Arnold as committee.

M. W M. Laughnan W. L. McKison Epward Hoverson J. E. Arnold

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Golden Valley Grain Fields A. O. Whitney J.W. Hubble Speltz Barber Oat John Fast Dickinson Will Horney Opera House Reuben Rodney J. W. Brinton Deacon Smailey Villian F. Gallagher Mark C. H. Howard Gordon Grey J. H. Weber Upson Geo. F.campbell Bob Green W. W. Larson Bill Tappam T.G. Plomasen Milicent Helen Barber Maria Bunn Clara Barber Taggs New York Helena Peek Board of School Land J. B. Stoddard McGregor Kitchen The Chronicle Farmers & Merchants Ota
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