The Dub From Out West Becomes a State Senator
A new state senator recalls a rough start in the capital. He faced hostility from reporters and old hands, fought for his first bill, and found committees smothering. After a costly campaign and three minutes allowed for a speech, he ends despondent, planning to return home under a new name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Insky
Out West
Insky
Teddy
Bill
Bill Insky
Hon
Senate
B, Insky
Registered Percheron Stallion Stands at Beach Farm
A registered Percheron stallion imported from France will stand for the season at Beach every Tuesday and Wednesday and at the Martin Ackert farm eight miles northeast of town for the balance of the week. Terms are $15 with insurance for standing cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
Martin Ackert
Wibaux Pioneer Briefs Highlights From Town Events
Doyle of Beach visits in Wibaux. A large Wibaux delegation attended a Beach baseball dance last Friday and reported a fine time. Baby Ate Stanly, four months old, died at home. East Beavers Creek bridge approach graded under W A Bell, to ease travel. Local real estate between the bridge and blacksmith shop sold for $1000 to W P Munn and H K Schuster, two buyers planning lot surveys for business space. Jeffers and Lynch unloaded their gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
Ate Stanly
J. C. McClenhan
W. A. Bell
Beaver Creek
W. A. Orgain
W. P. Munn
H. K. Schuster
First Gasoline Rig Unloaded Here With Threshing Gear
Threshing engine and six plows here the first of the week and expect to start plowing in a few days. This is the first gasoline line rig to be unloaded at this place, and it certainly is a nice one.
No Trespassing Notice for Several Land Sections
Landowners Joan H. Hahn of Pickett Wisconsin or Carlyle Montana warns against cutting hay or grazing stock on sections 23 25 27 35 township 137 range 106 and sections 7 27 31 township 137 range 105 without prior permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan H. Hahn
Pickett
Wis
Carlyle
Mont
Seed Barley for Valley Sale by Farmer's Elevator Co
CONTEST NOTICE Department of the interior United States land office Dickinson N D Jan 21 1908 contestant William H Marrow challenges homestead entry 7765 March 16 1907 by William O Dehner for NE section 18 township 138 N range 104 W 5th P M alleging lack of residence and minimal shack Improvements Respondent ordered to appear and offer evidence April 2 1908 10 am at Dickinson land office due to service difficulties S M Ferris Register Snlivan Lytle Agents for Contestant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Dickinson
N. D
William H. Marrow
U.S. Land Office
William O. Dehner
U. S. Land Office
Public Notice of Final Homestead Proof Filing
Department of the Interior Land Office at Dickinson North Dakota announces Walter E Pennay of Beach North Dakota has filed for final five year proof on Homestead Entry 22278 for the southeast quarter of section 18 township 139 north range 105 west. Proof set for April 20 1908 before the Register and Receiver. Witnesses: Chas E Barber of Beach New Jersey S Snyder H Gilbert and W J Gilbert of Sentinel Butte North Dakota. 124W S M Ferns Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Dickinson
N. D
Walter E. Pennay
Beach, N. D
Chas. E. Barber
Beach
N. J
John Holland Seeks Final Proof on Beach Homestead
John Holland of Beach North Dakota has filed notice of intent to make final five year proof for Homestead Entry No. 22544 filed April 17 1903 for the southeast quarter section 22 township 139 north range 106 west fifth principal meridian. Proof will be made before the Dickinson registers on April 26 1908 with witnesses C E Barber Walter E Pennay A B Kellogg of Beach and John S Snyder of Sentinel Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Interior
United States Land Office
Dickinson
North Dakota
John Holland
Beach, N. D
S. E
Land Office Notice of Home Stead Proofs in Dickinson
Federal land office notices from Dickinson North Dakota March 17 1908 announce John E Blomstrom of Beneiaches claims E34 NW and adjacent lots in section 18 township 105 west for proof May 4 1908 with witnesses Walter Penny Chetula Erickson Beach ND and others. Also Hottie Morris Beach ND filed to make final commutation proof with witnesses W L McKibbin Barns Bruro J Walker and Anne Barner to confirm continuous residence on the land. Ferrin Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Inter- United States Bene Office
Dickinson
N. D
John E. Blomstrom
Benei Aches
Eeston
Dt Onezalk
Walter Penny
Chulta
Me KE. Erickson
Olb
Beach
N. 1
Tepart Hident
Interior
L Ch
Hottie Morris
Seemiong Hottie Louden
Han
W. L. McKibbi
Barns
Bruro J. Walker
Barner
Allot Bench
Dickinson land office notice of homestead claim 1908
Thomas Kranick of Reed announces his intent to make a five year homestead entry and cultivation on land in Dickenson North Dakota. The notice lists witnesses Fr, J. D. tad and Henry Feldhnger, with D. V. Knox of Ment as nearby residents.
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Ehinenh
Interior
Dickinson
N. D
Thomas Kranick
Reed
Eadieie
J. D. Tad
Henry Feldhnger
All Nash
D. V. Knox
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W. P
W.P
France
Golden Valley
A.B. Kellogg
REACH
Wibaux
Pioneer
Doyle
Jeffers & Lynch
Farmer's Elevator Co
George Baht
Mgr
S. M. Ferris
Register
Snlivan & Lytle, We
S. M. Ferns
al. Ferrin
Chronicle’s Business Directory
John Keohane
Atty
R. F. Gallagher
G. H. Purchase Lawyer
Keohane
Gallagher
Golden Valley State Bank
Homestead
J. A. Miller
L. A. Simpson
Quinlavin & Lytle Real Estate
New York
Tom Seng
H. B. Museus
Minneapolis
Front Street
Kellogg
W. W. Larsen
Heffron & Baird
Ray Building
the City Dray R
Nichols
C.E. Ellingston Masonary
Kaatata
Cieieiwiwiem
the Chronicle
Stith
H. J. Blodgett
Ballion Creek
Letson’s Tonsorial
Edward Ruf
J. W. Foley
U. S
Medora
Frank W. Kvech
Wall Paper
United States
E. D. Logan
Bocking Valley
Western Coal
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company
Dacotah Lumber Co
Golden Valley Lumber Yarn
Beach Mercantile Lumber
R. T Tompson
Prop
A. R Tompson
Mer. Beach
Chronicle
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