Local News Smoke Vsairs and Beach Studio Deals
Frank Emerson reports county business cut the county seat last Monday. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs A C H… Jones. Beach Drug Co offers phonographs records and auto supplies with guaranteed work. A Sentinel Butte visitor attended a Wednesday dance in J S Snyders auto. Mrs Nels Heggen and granddaughter from Wisconsin visit about a month. Clare Dutton from Cloquet employed on Frank Richardson farm. J L Roberts and J M Cooper noted. dance hall visit. Beach Photo Studio expands with new wall case. McKibbin buys studio and plans upgrades. A benefit ball for Miss Hogan raised about $145. Geo M Frye in Dickinson received $206 government check for Standing Rock calvary supply. Nebraska man humorous note on cattle and hogs, no factual local event.
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Buison
The
Beach Drug Co
Breesman & Co
Dickinson
N. 1
Sentinel Butte
J.S. Snyder
L. F. Crawford
Henry Sanders
Clare Dutton
Cloquet
Minn
Dresden
Frank Richardson
C.F. Rich
J. L. Roberts
Dson
Warrens
Wisiday
J. M. Cooper
Stratford
Law
Cooper Hey
W.W. Larson
Lee
Miss Hogan
Standing Rock
Calvary
Our Grocery List for This Week and Missing Cow Notice
Weekly grocery list includes Bulk coffee 20c per pound Horos coffee 25c value Perfection coffee 35c Soda Crackers 7c Ginger Snaps 10c Tomatoes 2c Corn 8c Prunes 8c Dried figs 0c Salmon 5c Corn Flakes Grape Nuts. Taken Up Notice: One red old end of two miles west and south of town, white cow eight or nine years horns cut. Owner may have same by proving with law. J D Hansian
Examination for Billings County Teachers Scheduled
The teacher examination will be held at the Medora schoolhouse on Friday and Saturday August Isthi and Soth 1608, starting at S o'clock, overseen by Josefh A KirchEs, County Superintendent of Schools. Also listed are local livestock notices including a black and white spotted stallion and a buckskin horse with brands on the left shoulder, plus location near 37739 Gero, I, Tine, Yule, N, Dak.
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Billings County
Medora
Josefh A. KirchEs
Township 136
Beach Area News Highlights From Medora To Wibaux
Local letters report C H Moulton trading a Lambert touring car for horses with J Kenney of Wibaux. Alexander Douglas and others travel to the county seat for Tom Smith’s legal matters. Church services adjust for August and September. Dickinson Milling Company offers feed grinding on Tuesdays. A horse sale near town nets $21 per acre. Cats urged to be killed to protect crops per State Ornithologist Forbush. Beach hosts a return baseball game between the Beach outlaws and haymakers with a win by the outlaws in a note of local sports rivalry.
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Congregational
Alex
Douglas
Keohane
Gallagher
Tom Smith
Medora
H.R. Mascus
Hrainard
Minn
Northern Pacific
C. H. Moulton
J. ©. Kenney
Wibaux
Mr. Kenney
J. R. Delaney
J. P. Reeve
Geo, Schweigert
G. C. Snow
Outlaws
tTels
Tuck
Rex Chappell
Joley Borth
Ben Green
Teach
Tlakers
Vicilanton
The Only Cash Store in the City
The advertisement claims savings by buying on spot cash with no losses from bad credits, no added wholesale charges for long terms, and reduced bookkeeping costs, asserting discounts of 10 to 25 percent.
Mandan Suffered Severe Wind Storm With Destruction
A violent wind and hail storm swept Mandan and Bismarck causing major damage. The Demarsh hotel roof collapsed, Inter-Ocean hotel dining room glass shattered, a court house roof blew off, and several houses were displaced. A train wreck injured three on a Northern Pacific bridge over the Missouri. Fort Lincoln Co H quarters suffered heavy damage. a baby was briefly displaced but unharmed.
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Bismarck
N. 1
Mandan
Demarsh
Inter-Ocean
Court House
Inc
Northern Pacific
Missouri
Missouri River
Fort Lincoln
Co. H
Burkey News Notes And Local Visits
Regular correspondent L D Page and family visited his brother J W at Burkey this week Garret Shoemaker is building a large barn on his homestead J B Page went to Beach Monday afternoon for extras for his binder James Thill learned his father was killed by a train in Parkston S D last week Joe Fisher and family were in Beach Saturday for supplies Mrs Lete Stepp returned from Bowman visiting friends Mae Hackett returned to Minnesota Miss Bessie Otteson of Dickinson is visiting nearby Burkey Mr and Mrs W A Shear are spending a few days at Wibaux
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R.E. McKibbin
Mable Gile
Kellogg
Win
Pla. Little
Fel Thous Land & Investment Company
St. Paul
Beach
Marmarth
Fayette
L. W. Mox
Mr. Mogle
Will Woodfull
Burkey
L. D. Page
J. W
Garret Shoemaker
Jas. Thill
Parkston
S. D
Mr. Thill
Joe Fisher
Bessie Otteson
Dickinson
Mae Hackett
Minnesota
Lynch siblings return from Sioux Falls visit and homestead opening
Wibaux Pioneer reports Paul Lynch and sister Miss Beatrice have been visiting relatives in Sioux Falls and returned home. Official notice from the Miles City land office states township 16 North range 60 East plats filed and opening for homestead entry on September 15, 1908.
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Paul Lynch
Beatrice
Sioux Falls
S. D
U.S. Land Office
Miles City
Portable grain elevator for sale by Farmers Elevator
Farmers Elevator manager Gro Baut advertises a portable grain elevator for sale at a reasonable price with the engine described as in good shape. The notice presents a simple sales offer from a local grain handling firm.
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the Beach
Reach Drug Company
Poland
Frank Emerson
J. W. Brinton
A.C. Haijsman
Tucky Bowler
Nels Heggen
Northfield
Wis
Nebraska
Equator
North Pole
Panama Canal
Argo Forum
J.D. Hansian
Gero, I
Tine
Yule, N
Dak
H. C. Jenson
Olmsted
Geraldin
M. Olmsted
Dickinson Press
A.W. Bright
McClintock
Golden Valley Milling Company
Elliott
Chicago
Viitor Thitchins
Priday
Wilins
Messrs. Mullendore
Perrill and
Tucker
Wilans
H. Hall
Hissi
James
Haigh
Beac Loan Company
Don Short
First National Bank of
Dickinson Recorder
Beach and
Rojo
Barkey
Joigo
Forbush P
Massachusetts
Beach Land & Loan CO
J. A. Haigh
J. B. Page
Mrs. W. A. Shear
Carlyle, Mont
C. A. Knudtson
Carlyle, Montana
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