Alleged Horse Thief Arrested in Montana Case
Charles Cantrell a 27 year old painter was arrested by Sheriff Smith for horse stealing in Webbaux County Montana. Sheriff Jones joined the case as Cantrell claimed no requisition papers were served and accompanied the sheriff to Webbaux. A missing saddle horse reported by T Plomasen earlier was tied to Cantrell by description, and Cantrell claimed he was not near the Plomasen farm when the horse disappeared. The incident underscores county sheriff office efforts to track wrongdoers and references a loss notice filed in the sheriff’s office that helped identify Cantrell when seen leaving Otto Stensrud’s drug store.
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Charles Cantrell
Sherif Smith
Wibaux County
Montana
Jones
Wi‘baux
Cantrell
Smith
Plomasen Farm
Sheriff's Office
Otto Stensrud
New Enterprise Opens Stationery and Candy Shop in City
C Guy Brewer begins operations in the post office building with display counters under construction. He plans a full line of stationery, school supplies, magazines and legal blanks for office needs. The store opens in ten days, aiming at a long felt demand in a good location.
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C. Guy Brewer
Roy Winck Dismissed for Petit Larceny Charge
Roy Winck appeared before Justice Stoddard after information filed by Leo Kukowski last week. The court dismissed the case Monday afternoon due to insufficient evidence to warrant a fine against the young laborer.
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Roy Winck
Leo Kukowski
Justice Stoddard
Car Load Autos Arrive for Morris and Mathison
Morris and Mathison receive a car load of Overland automobiles to parcel out to city and surrounding country patrons. The shipment includes four of the latest model cars in the $750 type.
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Morris & Mathison
Overland
Medora Rancher among visiting businessmen
James Mulvaney of Medora, a prominent rancher, visited the city during the week to secure some stock. He traveled by auto from Beach to his ranch north of Medora, continuing his business gathering tray horses that arrived in the area weeks ago.
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James Mulvaney
Medora
Mr. Mulvaney
Beach
Sentinel Butte to Play Beach at Local Picnic Ball Game
Sentinel Butte travels to Forsythe ranch on Sunday to face Beach in a closely matched baseball contest. A large crowd is expected as locals won the previous game by a narrow margin and a good matchup is anticipated alongside the old settlers' picnic with speakers and leisure activities.
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Forsythe Ranch
Sentinel Butte
Commissioner Re Turns From Fair
County Commissioner L. E. Curl and wife returned Wednesday from an American exposition in San Francisco. Their journey included Spokane Portland and Los Angeles stops, a Golden Gate Bay cruise, fairs in San Francisco and San Diego, a Mormon tabernacle visit in Salt Lake City, and a four day stay in Defiance Iowa before returning home.
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L. E. Curl
San Francisco
Curl
Spokane
Wash
Portland
Ore
San Francesco
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake
Defiance
Iowa
Alexander Residents Visit City for Legal Work
Attorney Johnson and A. E. Maderson of Alexander North Dakota arrived by auto on Tuesday reporting very bad roads in sections of their journey. They conducted business with Attorney Andrews of this city during their stay.
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Johnson
A. E. Maderson
Alexander, N. D
Andrews
Reverend Fairchild Preaches at Episcopal Church
Rev R Fairchild of Dickinson preached Sunday at the city's Episcopal church. His discourse drew unusual interest as a capable and convincing sermon. Morrie of Ollie, a visiting businessperson, explored the city this week.
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R. Fairchild
Dickinson
Episcopal Church
Waldron Buys Fine Herefords
Waldron returns from Helena and buys a herd of thoroughbred Hereford cattle at the Charles Wright ranch near Red Lodge. The herd, including Silver Star, will be shipped to Waldron's Wibaux ranch soon. The Wright ranch spans about 15,000 acres with irrigated pastures and careful herdsmen. A big farmers meeting in Beach is set for tomorrow afternoon at the opera house with S. H. Greeley of St. Paul addressing grain marketing, terminal elevators, and equity issues. Mayor Brinton will preside. meetings of the Farmers Supply Company and Farmers Co-Operative Produce Society follow, inviting all Golden Valley farmers.
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Fom
S. H. Greeley
S . Paul
Charles Wright
Recuity Co
Louge
Montana
States
Waldron
Helena
Red Lodge
Wibaux
Beach
Opera House
St. Paul
Golden Valley
Equity
Equity Co-Operative Exchange
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
North Dakota
Brinton
Farmers Supply Company
Farmers Co-Operative Produce Society
Produce Company
Beach Fortunate In Its Citizenship A Beach Tribute
From Fargo Forum August 3 William Rosenberg of Rosenberg Lewison The Toggery is a leading Beach citizen. Beach benefits from men like F E Near and others who develop the city and Golden Valley. George McClellan Theodore Schweitzer M H Jefferson R F Gallagher push upbuilding. Beach Advance edited by T N Roble is a splendid paper.
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Fargo Forum
William Rosenberg
Rosenberg & Lewison
Beach
F. E. Near
George McClellan
Theodore Schweitzer
M. H. Jefferson
R. F. Gallagher
Golden Valley
Beach Advance
T. N. Roble
Beach Publicity Attacked by Published Newspapers
The Beach Advance notes criticism from the Fargo Forum Bismarck Tribune and Fargo Courier News branding their publications as irresponsible tools that harm Beach publicity. The item calls out lack of independent thought and warns readers about detrimental reporting practices in July.
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Beach Advance
Fargo Forum
Bismarck Tribune
Fargo Courier
City of Beach
Beach citi zens ticket urged for Beach election
Chronicle editor mocks Beach citizens ticket proposed by Fargo Forum. Names Rosenberg as mayor hopeful with Near McClellan Schweitzer Jefferson Gallagher Roble and others lined up for aldermen. Claims Forum’s notice is opening gun for spring campaign amid quoted support and mockery.
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Beach
Fargo
Rosenberg
Messrs. Near
McClellan
Schweitzer
Jefferson
Gallagher
Roble
Thos. Byrnes
Jim Gowers
Who is John Doe in Beach Advance case at court
A local court hears allegations that an unsigned criminal article attacked a farmers elevator company and its president Mr Still. The editors and management named include John Jepson and T N Roble, while John Doe remains unidentified amid ongoing hearings and conflicting claims.
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John Doe
The
Beach Advance Management
Justice Stoddard
Farmers Elevator Company
Mr. Still
Doe
John Jepson
T. N. Roble
Gallagher
Hemself
Jepson
Roble
Bierenki Enuy Aoetion Hi
Jim Frost
Wm. Rosenberg
Atty. Gallagher
Rosenberg
Beach Advance
County Supt Kinsey Attends New Bullion No 14 District Meeting
County Superintendent Kinsey traveled Tuesday to the newly formed Bullion number 14 district, formerly part of district 2. The well attended meeting elected trustees and the district vows strong attendance and improved service for the area.
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County Supt. of
Kinsey
Jones Harmony Quartet to Host Dance At City Hall
On Saturday evening August 7 the Jones Harmony Quartet will stage a dance expected to draw prominent visitors. Dances in the past season have been satisfactory and a good time is anticipated with dancing starting promptly at 9:00 PM.
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Jones Harmony Quartette
Orchstra
Bogus Salesman Suspected in Beach Fraud Case
Sheriff reports a six foot tall light haired smooth shaven con man known as F. E. Anderson visited Beach selling bogus stock and bonds. He registered at the Callender hotel, claimed bank ties and real estate interests in Bowman county Carlyle and Stipek Montana, took several thousand dollars from farmers and businessmen, then fled by machine toward Montana. Sheriff Smith alerted adjacent authorities Sunday evening.
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Billings
Mont
Beach
N. D
Fort Benton
F. E. Anderson
S. W. Mattlock
Smith
Cal_ lender
E. F. Anderson
Carlyle
Callender Hotel
Bowman County
Montana
Stipek
Sidney
Popular deputy to attend fair and Pan American exposition
Miss Ruby Shear deputy register of deeds leaves Saturday for San Francisco to spend vacation at the Pan American exposition. She will visit Livingstone Montana and Sentinel Butte while awaiting her returning mother. Marion Howe assumes Miss Shear's duties during absence. O T Griffith visiting in town.
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Ruby Shear
San Francisco
Livingstone, Mont
Sentinel Butte
Marion Howe
Charles Chaplin Is Coming to Beach Friday
Charles Chaplin, world’s greatest comedian, returns to Beach in His New Job. Once in the England poorhouse, Chaplin rose to fame after a $25,000 Essanay offer to avoid vaudeville. Mgr Smith books Chaplin every Friday starting August 13 in two reels.
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Beach Opera House
Essanay Production
Thomas Lawson
Charles Chaplin
England
Essanay Film Co
Chaplin
Beach
Mgr Smith
Opera House
Local Gallant Assists Travelers Near Medora
On the way to the Frontier celebration at Medora an auto carried travelers stuck in mire. Three women stood signaling for help as a carman and a nearby farmer aided them free. They resumed their journey to the celebration after the rescue.
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Medora
Alonside
Sete
Bennett Show Coming to Beach August 10
Billy Bennett, veteran tent show impresario, brings two big show cars to Beach on Thursday August 10 for afternoon and evening performances. The Bennett show promotes first class drama with vaudeville between acts featuring 16 trained dogs, four white roosters, birds and cockatoos. This is billed as the last tent show of the season with free band concerts and exhibitions accompanying the performances.
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Billy Bennett
Beach
Bennett
Bridge Contract Awarded in Beaver Creek Section
At a county commissioners meeting the contract for constructing a bridge over Beaver Creek at section 16-43-104 was let. Several bridge petitions from other sections of the county were filed.
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Beaver Creek
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Ical
NEW Enterprise
Medora Rancher
Alexander
Fairchild
Morrie
Ollie
Chronicle
Justice Stoddard’s
Farmers Organization
O. 'T. Griffith
Bennett Show
Goodridge
Lumtbher
J.A. Johnson
Mgr
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