Beach Busy as Lots Sold in Record Spring Sale
L. W. Richards reports 18 residence lots sold last Monday with all to be built on before fall. Previous Saturday saw 16 sold as Beach earns a record for activity, with 25 buildings under construction and a 200 percent crop increase projected. North Dakota pride centers on Beach with rapid regional growth and new rural services. The notice announces a land contest hearing at 10 a.m. June 5 1909 in Dickinson N D before the Register and Receiver, with publication required due to service issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Richards
Beach
North Dakota
Golden Valley
Register
United States Land Office
Dickinson
N. C
S. M. Ferris
Burgeson & Haney
Somnior
Dickinson, N. D
Local Notes From Saddle Butte Community
Regular correspondent reports C W Elliott did business in the area Monday. Glen Wallace visited home folks Sunday. Mrs G A Gordanis on sick list. Roy Parsons and wife at H G Delany’s Sunday. Bert and Herman Brown bought a team of horses last Monday. Frank Homberg and family visited Bert Brown Sunday. Sunday school held at Wallace school house. 22 attended. Teachers elected for Bible, young peoples and children classes for the visiting term. Sunday school to continue weekly with all invited.
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C. W. Elliott
Glen Wallace
G. A. Gordanis
Roy Parsons
H. G. Delany
Bert
Herman Brown
Frank Homberg
Bert Browns
Wallace School
Contest Notice on Homestead Entry in Dickinson North Dakota
The Department of the Interior announces a contest affidavit filed by Rag nvald Horne of Midway North Dakota against homestead entry No 11506 dated January 20 1908 for the northwest quarter of section 14 township 126 north range 100 west Fifth Principal Meridian. It alleges the contestee Ernst Stabek never established residence abandoned the land failed to settle cultivate or improve as required and that the absence was not due to military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Dickinson
North Dakota
Ragnvald Horne
Midway
N. D
U.S. Land Office
Northwest Quarter
Nwi
Ernst Stabek
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
U. S
Correction on wolf bounty fund transfer
A correction to last week's commissioners proceedings states the treasurer was instructed to move 2500 dollars from the general pony fund into the wolf bounty fund. The error related to language in the transfer directive.
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Wolf Bounty Fund
General Pony Fund
Wolf Bounty
Livery Barn Changes Hands In Local Deal
The Hall livery barn changed hands with H C Jensen securing an option and selling to John Japson who will own the business with E H Hall. The property includes 100 feet on Blanche street the barn gear 12 driving horses and buggies. Japson plans possession before month end and will continue operations as before. Hall may move to Yates to start a new livery venture.
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Hall
H.C. Jensen
E. H. Hall
Japson
Missouri
Yates
Strayed black mare with white facial stripe
Beac h, North Dakota owner Karl Olson offers a ten dollar reward for the return of a black mare weighing about 950 pounds with a white stripe on the face. Branded TP on the left hip. Contact Beach.
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Beach
Karl
Olson
Beach, N. Dak
Vote Light This Week Sparks Contestant Rush
Local notice tracks ongoing pageant voting with several Belfield and Beach contestants posting top totals. Ethel Pickering leads modest turnout with 1250 votes weekly, totaling 2250, while Mable Kanouse and others from Yates Belfield and Beach vie for a big final push toward a trip to a world exposition. New contenders are anticipated as readers await upcoming contestant photos and summaries.
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Ethel Pickering
Wibaux
Mable Kanouse
Yates
Belfield
Nellie Doyle
Mary Johnston
Minnie Young
Mary Carey
Helen Barber
Beach
Mable Kelloge
Ella Holvin
J. 8. Snyder
Sentinel Butte
King
Medora
Clara Barber
Medor
Wm. Hunck
Burkey
Eva Larson
Erma Roberts
Jessie Forayth
Beach News District Notes and Local Visits
Jas Thill visited Beach on business Saturday. A crowded church Sunday drew many from Alpha. Mr. and Mrs. L D Page were Beach visitors. Mrs. F J Snow missed school due to a second grip illness. Gee Bosserman suffers a severe cold. Mrs. Doubles returned home after winter with her daughter at Beach. Chas Steinman and brother toured the Bad Lands Monday. Dacotah Lumber Co received a large batch of white cedar red cedar and oak posts. Call for posts.
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Jas. Thill
Beach
Alpha
L. D. Page
F. J. Snow
Gee
Bosserman
Syndicate Buys 22 000 Acres in North Dakota Rail Corridor
A Chicago led syndicate headed by Isaac Keim of Seigel Cooper & Co bought 22 000 acres of W H Brown Co land in southwestern North Dakota along the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound line near Marmarth. The deal amounts to about 175000 dollars.
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Seigel Cooper & Co
Billings
Bowman Counties
Chicago
Isaac Keim
Seigel, Cooper & Co
W. H. Brown Company
North Dakota
Marmarth
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound
Little Missouri River
Notice Restricts Trespass on Section 2 Township 137 Range 105
A formal notice declares no trespassing or grazing of cattle on section 2, township 137, range 105. Any cattle found trespassing will be seized and trespassers may face action under government authority.
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G, Susa
Burkey
N. Ak
Lost bay horse near Beach with crooked knee
Estrayed from five miles southwest of Beach around April 1 a bay horse about 800 pounds with mane reached and a slight limp. Last seen near Carlyle. Finder please notify O. M. Olson Beach or leave word at this office. 23tf.
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Beach
Carlyle
O. M. Olson
Ballinger Rules On Entry Of Coal Land Rights
Interior Secretary Ballinger issues guidance to land officers under the 1909 act protecting surface rights of entrymen in western North Dakota coal lands. The measure lets entrymen elect patents excluding coal or challenge coal value, with a 60 day filing window and hearings if denied coal value.
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Washington
Ballinger
Act of Congress
North Dakota
United States
Reisters
Golden Valley Telephone Company installs town system
Stockholders met in Beach to amend by laws granting majority stock to one party as Kopan and Wheeldon push a new town system. Rural lines now total nearly 15 miles southeast of Beach with more expansion planned as subscribers sign up. Farmers urged to act while additional stock remains at par for 30 days.
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Golden Valley Telephone Company
Beach
Mesarg
Kopan
Wheeldon
Messrs. Kopan
Messrs. Kopan and
Golden Valley
Attorney Geo Purchase Cleared in Dickinson Divorce Case
The Beach Advance retracts a clipped report accusing Geo Purchase of a serious charge in a Dickinson divorce case. It states the accuser has a history of arrests and the claim was blackmail. Purchase was discharged without bond and the matter will not go to trial. The note also mentions Northern Pacific anticipating strong coast traffic due to Seattle Alaska exposition and summer travel promotions.
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Beach Advance
Regrard
Geo. Purchase
Dickinson
Purchase
Advance
Northern Pacific
Seattle
North Dakota
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Saddle Butte
John Japson
E.W. Hall
Dacotah Lumber Company
General Land Office
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