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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
4
The Beach North Dakota weekly publication announces post office mailing as second class matter. Publisher W A Young sets a weekly schedule with Thursday issues and advertising at twenty cents per inch. Subscription is 1.56 dollars annually in advance.
An optimistic call urges united citizen effort to grow business and property values. It highlights strong morality, excellent schools, and status as a trading and shipping point while inviting newcomers to locate, invest, build, and remodel.
Matt Susa of Independence Wis sold 480 acres locally yesterday. Dr Dwight of Wibaux plans to close his practice there around Aug 16 calling for early patient contact. Dell Cripps and John Sprecker of Independence purchased 640 and 1120 acres respectively at 15 dollars per acre via Stonehall Land Co through R P Rainey. N P Surveyors advancing a new Mandan branch line may cross near Carlyle, with possible further land speculations through Success Land Agency Beach N Dak.
Nine sections of deeded land twenty five miles SE of Beach at six dollars per acre. Three sections nine miles NE at seven dollars per acre, one third cash, balance five years at six and a half percent. Also twelve relinquishments from one quarter to twelve miles from Beach from two hundred to four thousand dollars, depending on improvements and distance. Thirteen thousand acres thirty five miles south of Beach and about twelve miles north of the Milwaukee railroad at six dollars per acre. 320 acres adjoining two thousand six hundred town, 160 acres deeded and 160 relinquishment, nearly all fenced with water and buildings. Four and a half miles from town with high school and churches. One half cash, balance on easy terms. Gro H Poschase.
Dr W J McBride announces mobile visits with modern methods and specialists in plate making. He plans stops at Hebron July 21 25 inclusive Glen Allen July 26 28 Taylor July 29 30 Richardton August 4 16 August 3 inclusive Belfield August 4 5 6 Medora August 7 8 Sentinel Butte August 10 13 Beach August 11 14.
W F Corrigan administrator of Charles R Crosby deceased invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be shown at the administrator's office in Beach North Dakota with John Keohane as resident agent. First published July 28, 1907.
The Misses Bordman drove to town on Tuesday while farms bustle with hay making as reports say the crop is good but ton prices may rise. Tom Oldis moves a fence near coal mines in section 5 and fences in section 10 for horses. Sun day School invites attendance each Sunday at 3:30 and church at 11:30 am. Gilbert Gilbertson visits Sentinel Butte this week. he previously went to Beach with Kellogg before prosperity. Karl Olson to assist at Interstate Bank, praised for clerical skill. The writer visited Mr J K Boyer Saturday night, noting notable growth west of Rocky Butte.
Local items report residents like Levi Burkey visiting Minneapolis and others in the area, various carpentry and building work near Beach, and routine notices for public land filings. The notices include multiple names and legal entries for homesteads in Beach North Dakota with hearings set before district registers in Dickinson.
Department of the Interior contest notice lists Eugene H Dow and Hattie Dow as contestants to John Murray deceased for the Bismarck homestead No 25655 in NE section 12 township 138 north range 105 west. Affected heirs unknown must respond by October 3 1907 at 10 a.m. before the Register and Receiver. due service is not possible.
Notice to voters in the Beach area in Billings County North Dakota that an election will be held on August 6 1907 at Taylor's Hall to decide if the territory including original townsite of Beach and Hunter's First addition should be incorporated as a village to be named Beach. Conducted by the Board of County Commissioners.
Margaret aith of Beach North Dakota filed final homestead proof for the NW SE quarter of section 44 town 141 north range 105 west. Proof to be made before the Register and Receiver at Dickinson North Dakota on August 9 1907. Names witnessing cultivation are John C Guy Edward Hersberger Veteran Peterson and Donald McHonald all of Beach North Dakota. First published June 20 1907.
Interior Department contest notice filed by Ira W Stowenberger against homestead entry Ni 2gao by Nils R Anderson for land in section 10 town 37 N range 104 W. Anderson allegedly failed to reside or improve, has abandoned for over six months, with hearings set for Sept 2 and Sept 12 1907 in Beach and Dickinson.
Anyone tossing refuse manure or dead animals on property owned by Harry A. Hunter will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
The Alliance Hail Association boasts 200 members affirming best protection at cost. With over 3,000,000 in insurance in 1906 the largest hail business in the state is proven safe and reliable by 16 years of operation. Managed by farmers for members, the company strengthens by spreading business across the state.
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