Extradition Case Links Kopan to Golden Valley Stock Fraud
Sheriff Will and C. J. Kopan arrived from Stephan Minn to face a charge of obtaining property under false pretense in a Golden Valley Telephone stock scheme. Kopan posted bail after being held in district court on a $600 bond. The article also notes a local gymnast act, new loan and abstract office plans by W. C. Ripley, and a Republican rally with James A. Buchanan and H. T. Helgesen set for May 7 at the Beach opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
C. J. Kopan
Stephan
Minn
Kopan
J. R. Waters
Golden Valley
Waters
Heath
Kapan
Knauft
Jamestown
John Keohane
Josh Denoyer
District’ Court
Beach
Hhouge
James A. Buchanan
H. T. Helgesen
Congress
Rodgers Files Final Homestead Proof in Beach North Dakota
Department of the Interior notices Thomas J. Rodgers of Beach North Dakota will submit final proof to establish his homestead claim on lots 3 and 4 and S3 of NW Section 4 Township 187 Range 105W Lt P Meridian. The filing occurs before Geo McClellan U S Commissioner at Beach on May 31 1910. Witnesses named include John L. Denton Joseph Bosserman Ira Burkey and Edward E. Egan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Dickinnon
N. Dak
Thomas J. Rodgers
Beach, N. Dak
Lt. P. Meridian
Geo. McClellan
U.S. Commis Ner
Beach
John L. Denton
Joseph Bosserman
Burkey
Ira Burkey
Edward E. Egan
S. M. Ferris
Register
U. S. Land Office
Dickinson
Ira J. Burkey
6Th P. Meridian
U.S
Joseph E. Bosserman
Burkey, N. Dak
Lyman D. Page
Sentinel Butte
Ae Gowers
Beach, N.ah
Public Notice of Final Homestead Proof Montana
Johnny H. Vandoran of Yates Montana filed for final commutation proof on his 1907 homestead entry No. 4663-0716 for the SISE NESE section 8 township 13 range GOE M P meridian. The hearing before U S Commissioner Walter Williamson at Wibaux Montana is set for May 27, 1910. Witnesses include Fred Noland W J Patrick C H Emerson Henry Grote. A Kircher Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S
Miles City
Montana
Johnny H. Vandoran
Yates
Range Goe
M. P. Meridian
Walter E. Williamson
Wibaux
Fred Noland
W. J. Patrick
C. H. Emerson
Beach
N. Dak
Henry Grote
Branding in the county crackdown leads to arrests
Sheriff Willarrest, rancher Chas Elliott, Rex Davis, and Carl Stout were arrested for alleged branding of a yearling steer claimed by Harvey Hall. The case heads to Justice Nichols on Saturday May 7 after transport to the county seat Tuesday evening.
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Chas. Elliott
Rex Davis
Carl Stout
Harvey Hall
Justice Nichols
Elliott
Milwaukee Eyes New England Line Extension Here
A local observer asserts Milwaukee plans a branch line to New England and may extend toward Beach, aiming to block rival N P access. The move signals a railroad showdown between two major routes over grain wealth in Golden Valley.
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Iowa
New England
Milwaukee
Golden Valley
N. P
Census Enquiry by J B Linger in Beach District
J B Linger, acting under a commission, surveys Beach city and townships 187 138 139 140 along with Beach and Lone Tree townships for a 30 day census. He seeks heads of families to preprepare lists with names ages and birthplaces to speed the work.
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J B. Linger
Beach
Beach Township
Lone Tree Township
Fourth of July Plans and Post Office Lobby Hours
The Commercial Club is urged to start preparations for a Beach Fourth of July celebration. The postmaster explains lobby security concerns keep Sundays and holidays shortened, with limited hours: 9 to 9 15 am, 12 to 1 pm, and 5 to 6 pm. A Tuesday evening band provided lively music before a speech.
Indorsements of the McCumber bill on grain inspection
The Saturday Evening Post discusses federal uniform inspection of grain urged by Senator McCumber. It notes industry opposition from boards of trade yet argues the measure would inspire confidence at home and abroad. Also contains a Dickinson North Dakota land notice and an ad for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
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Saturday Evening Post
Han
Washington
McCumber
Chicago
Europe
Boards of Trade
Enthusiastic Meeting Forms Beach Baseball Team
A Logan's hall meeting presided by Wm. Rosenberg organizes a baseball team with O. T. Griffiths as manager and C. H. Moulton as assistant. W. W. Larson becomes secretary treasurer. ground donated by Wm Woodbull. plan to enclose the field with a canvas fence.
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Logan’s Hall
Wm. Rosenberg
Prof. Nelson
O. T. Griffiths
Griffiths
Water Wagon May 1 Sprinkling Plan Report
The new sprinkling wagon is expected to spray streets by May first. Promoters set up water supply with a railroad tank and a deep well at Sutton's barn, 115 feet deep with 118 feet of water. Tanks will store water and an engine will pump it into the wagon by gravity to reduce dust.
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Sutton
Expensive Bond barn and haystack fire causes loss
An early Monday fire at W A Bond's property consumed his barn and haystack due to sparks from a neighbor burning rubbish in windy conditions. Bond faces a $225 loss with $120 incurred that day, as he had no insurance. The piece urges caution and fire protection for the locality.
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W. A. Bond
Beach Commercial Club Forms in Beach City
The Beach Commercial Club is established with 75 charter members and a five dollar initiation. O C Kucheman is president with Wm Rosenberg as first vice president and J V P Smith as second vice president. An executive committee approved a constitution and by laws and set an open charter until July 1. The next meeting is May 9 at Logan's hall with plans to discuss city benefits.
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The
Beach Commercial Club
Logan's Hall
Beach
Rosenberg
Logan's
Kucheman
Free Express Delivery Proposed by City Residents
Local citizens urge free express delivery within city limits as Northern Express Company faces procedural hurdles. Despite correspondence between Agent Cooper and authorities, the outlook remains dark though hope persists for future expansion of city services and facilities.
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Northern Express Company
Cooper
Powers That Be
Kept It All In the Family Marries McAfee and Miss Walker
W. J. McAfee and Miss Wa Walker joined in marriage at Glendive after selling their nearby homesteads for 4000 dollars each. Their union combines the estates into a single 8000 dollar transaction and is hailed as a local example of partnership and prosperity.
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W. J. McAfee
Wa Walker
Glendive
Chronicle
Mrs. McAfee
Grain prices spark east west debate on tariffs
Editorial discusses causes of high food prices with focus on grain tariffs and farmer profits. Senator McCumber argues against removing duties, noting wage differences and risks to western farmers if free tradePrevails, warning of falling land values and nationwide poverty.
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New York Journal of Commerce
Senator McCumber
U. S. Senate
Canada
England
Russia
Former Rocky Mountain N P Superintendent Visits Depot
Supt. Rappelje of the Rocky Mountain division shakes hands with workers at the depot. Formerly in charge before B O Johnson, he remains interested in the men who were once under him. He was injured in a recent wreck on his division and is traveling east to recuperate.
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Supt. Rappelje
Rocky Mountain Division
N. P
Congregational Church announces weekend services
Bible School at 10:00 a m Morning Worship 11:00 a m Y P S C EB 7:00 p m Evening Worship 7 45 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 00 p m Rocky Butte Sunday School 2 00 p m Church 3 00 p m Pastor Chas M Good invites all to attend.
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Congregational Church Bible School
Rocky Butte
Chas. M. Good
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C.J. Kopan
Onosa Beach
Berto
Opera House
W. C. Ripley
Bank of Yates
Rip
A. Kircher
Chas
Employes
Linger
Indorses
M’cumber Bill
Great Eastern Journal
Chamberlain
P. H. Lee
Big Dub
E. E. Noble
First National Bank OF Beach
E. J. Curtin
Omm
Kuchaman
O. C. Kucheman
J. V P. Smith
C. J. N. Nelson
Theo. Magnum
J. R. Smith
Bb. T. Piesik
R. F. Gallagher
T. L. Smith
C. I. Cook
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