Is Now In New Hands Beach hotel changes under Fred Burrell
Last week on April 22 the State Line Beach hotel changed hands as Fred Burrell took over management. He is renovating the building, cleaning sleeping rooms, opening an office, and upgrading the parlor and kitchen to serve commercial travelers. Mr and Mrs Heath and family move into their new home purchased from Dr Melvin.
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Beach Hotel
State Line
Fred Burrell
Burrell
Mrs. Heath
Melvin
Busy farming and travel report from Carlyle area
The report notes plowing and seeding for a bumper crop, trips by Thos Kelsey to Beach, and Howard Douglas operating near Beach. Rev J W Dudley visited Beach, C J Rein of Valley City arrived for business, and Fredrick Douglas plans for future work. Ed Clocksin's stage line to Preston overturned after hitting a coal bank with no injuries.
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Kelsey
Beach
Howard Douglas
Douglas
J. W. Dudley
C. J. Rein
Valley City
N. Dak
Fredrick Douglas
Preston
Ed. Clocksin
Burkey Sunday School Organized and Local Notes
Burkey residents formed a Sunday school at the schoolhouse on April 18 with meetings Sundays at 2 PM. Officers include A. Conklin as superintendent and Wm Blue as assistant superintendent. Florence Strucker is secretary. John Denton treasurer. Joseph Bosseman chorister. Mrs Blue to teach Bible class. Mrs Conklin primary. Mrs Rodgers and Mrs Jess Page assistants. Regular visitor T. J. Atwood of Courtenay, N Dakota, and Wm Bond and son Lloyd attended F. J. Snow's. Ferdinand Koch lost a pocketbook with a $10 bill in Beach last Wednesday. owner urged to recover.
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T. J. Atwood
Courtenay
N. Dak
Wm. Bond and Son
Lloyd
F. J. Snow
Mr. Atwood
Burkey
A. Conklin
Wm. Blue
Florence Strucker
John Denton
Joseph Bosseman
Blue
Conklin
Rodgers
Jess Page
Ferdinand Koch
Beach
Mr. Koch
Chas Steinman
Local Notes and Distant Visits Share News at Five Points
Mrs F J Snow visited Carlyle from Wisconsin last Wednesday shocking Mrs Steinman. Dexter Schamberger returned to Hurkey Wednesday planning land buying for a permanent home. Miss Dolly Steinman ill with la grippe. A steam plow caused a prairie fire near Five Points last Thursday. Otto Petersilie's barn burned but saved. John Brown and a Beach resident visited Burkey. large attendance at the school house and Sunday school hopes rise. Oscar Swan begins breaking 200 acres for J H Moore on section 6. Eugene Randall dined with Geo Christensen. J H Moore a Beach visitor. Glen Snow Thomas Fulton, and Mrs W L Blue seen about Sentinel Butte and Rocky Butte. Chas Mallett adds a large house addition. A Scott Vernon and Guy Miegs break near Horse Creek for Marion Miegs. J H Moore buys a fine stallion in Beach. Claude Schouboe works on Miss Viola Schouboe's crop. April showers bring snow storms. winter should quit the lap of Spring.
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F. J. Snow
Carlyle
Wisconsin
John Brown
Lady
W. L. Blue
Rocky Butte
Chas. Mallett
A. Scott
Vernon
Guy Miegs
Horse Creek
Marion Miegs
J. H. Moore
Beach
Claude Schouboe
Viola Schouboe
Sunday School Convention Draws Wide Attendance
The Sentinel Butte event last Sunday drew strong turnout with representation from Sentinel Butte Rocky Butte Wibaux Beach Williams and five neighboring country school districts. Wibaux and Beach sent many attendees and the next convention will be held in Wibaux next year. Notable Beach attendees included Albert Henney Guy Whitacker Knox Sumner Johnson Nelson Cecelia Olson Letson Nichols Dorothy Heath Cook Arnold Freeman Whitacker Patrick Jordan Jordan Johnson Mogle Annie Ulfers and Bessie Ulfers.
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Sentinel Butte
Rocky Butte
Wibaux
Beach
Williams
Albert Henney
Guy. Whitacker
Messrs. Knox
Sumner Johnson
Nelson
Cecel
Draft Horses For Sale by Oscar Scott at Jepson Livery
Oscar Scott continues to offer several large draft horses at the Jepson livery barn. The animals are big, in good condition, well broken and ready to harness. Scott, a lifelong horse dealer, guarantees each animal as represented and notes the horses are sturdy eastern drafts, not broken mares.
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Oscar Scott
Jepson
Mr. Scott
Beach
Scott's Bunch
Drawback on Wheat Fuels Northwest Senate Debate
Senators McCumber and Johnson press the wheat drawback issue as eastern opponents resist free raw material. The article outlines U S wheat production in 1904 1905 and 1906 with import figures from Canada and the Northwest Territory and notes how drawbacks influence future imports amid tariff debates. It also covers land deals involving the Stuart tract and Stondall Land Investment Co and local real estate agent J R Smith in Golden Valley North Dakota.
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Washington
McCumber
Johnson
Northwest
Senate
Committee On Agriculture
Canada
Northwest Territory
United States
Treasury
Stuart Tract
Guaranty Land & Investment Co
Sparta
Wis
Stondall Land& Investment Co
St. Paul
Golden Valley Land & Cattle Co
Stondall Company
Golden Valley
N. P
Mandan
Miles City
J. R. Smith
Golden Valley Land
Big Land Deal Closed Near Beach Township Areas
A major land transaction closed last week transferring 18 sections of Golden Valley land located south and west of Beach in townships 9 and 10, ranges 60 and 61. The property, formerly held, changed hands in a significant regional deal.
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Golden Valley Land
Beach
Ranges
Big Vote This Week In World’s Fair Contest
Citizens chase the lead with Mary Johnston at 11 090 votes Doyle 9 640 and Young 6 270. Kanouse and Picker ing lag while Beach contenders may surge next week as the month remaining spurs hustle for the prize.
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Mary Johnston
Miss Doyle
Mrs. Young
Miss Kanouse
Yates
Miss Pickering
Wibaux
Standing of Candidates
Miss Mary Johnston Belfield leads with 11090 votes while Nellie Doyle Belfield trails at 9640. Other candidates include Mrs Minnie Young Belfield 6270 Mable Kanouse Yates 2830 Ethel Pickering J S Snyder Sentinel Erma Roberts Belfield Wibaux and several Beach Medora and Burkey listings with varied tallies and one 1000 vote markers.
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Mary Johnston
Belfield
Nellie Doyle
Minnie Young
Mable Kanouse
Yates
Ethel Pickering
J. S. Snyder
Erma Roberts
Wibaux
Mary Carey
Helen Barber
Beach
Mable Kellogg
State Agricultural Dept Expands Summer Advertising Drive
The North Dakota agricultural department plans an expansive summer program with a 36 by 40 inch wall map detailing railroads post offices and county land data for 1909. It will feature institution sketches and county histories, plus illustrated county scenes. Commissioner Gilbreath aims to exhibit in Chicago and Omaha and visit eighteen fairs across six states.
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State Agricultural Department
North Dakota
Gilbreath
Chicago
Omaha
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Chronicle Inquiry Tells of Neighborly Subscription Prompt
A brief note asks readers if they have followed a neighbor's example and questions why not, ending with a prompt to subscribe for the Chronicle.
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Chronicle
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Tha State Line
Oscar Swan
Eugene Randall
Geo. Christensen
Glen Snow
Mrs
Thomas Fulton
Big Land Deal
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