Waldron and Burkey Attorneys Lead Beach Firm
Waldron and Burkey, prominent Beach lawyers, run offices above the First National Bank and serve a large valley clientele. Waldron, a 1910 Omaha transplant and Wisconsin MBA graduate, built a major North Dakota practice and owns about 3,000 Golden Valley acres. Burkey, new to Beach after three years in Mansi, studied at Minnesota and Nebraska, finishing law school in 1910, and now focuses solely on his legal career.
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First National Bank
Waldron
Beach
Omaha
Neb
North Dakota
University of Wisconsin
University of Nebraska
House of Representat
Burkey
Minnesota
Nebraska
Law College
Beach opens cattle grazing service for farmers
Fay Beach recently moved from the eastern part of the state and now works at Wildes Bros. livery. He leased nine sections of land on the Little Missouri River 30 miles south of Beach to run a cattle herd for farmers who want stock cared for during the season. The operation can handle about 400 head at $3.00 per head for the season, with night corrals and daytime grazing on the range. Contact Wildes barn to arrange.
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Eet Neon
Beach
Wildes Bros. Livery
Missouri
Be Ing
Themelves
Wildes Barn
Hughes Oil Co. Described As Major Independent Supplier
Hughes Oil Co. is an influential independent firm with a large plant and extensive tank wagon and railroad shipments. It draws products from top oil fields, is a member of the National Independent Petroleum Marketers’ Association and Western brokers’ Association, and emphasizes lubricating oil shipped in tank cars to cut freight costs for patrons.
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Ago
Anscene Fargel
National Independent Petroleum Marketers’ Association
Western Peobbers’ Association
Oil firm at Glendive to run similar capacity stations
The article describes a distributing station at Glendive with capacity about the same as a nearby facility, supplying oils and gasoline between Gelfield and Terry, Montana. It notes a full line of lubricating oils and gasoline, with business management aimed at continuing past success.
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Glendive
Gelfield
Terry, Mont
Wildes Bros Livery and Farm Supply Opener
Clarence and John Wildes have taken over E Harvey’s business and continue operations at the old Callender Hotel area. The partners, county residents for five years, run three quarters of county farmland and offer general livery feed and exchange services with ample hay, water, careful drivers, and an auto in their livery fleet.
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Clarence
John Wildes
E. Harvey
Callender Hotel
Powers Made A Leading Farmer In Valley Community
Fred A Powers is a progressive Valley farmer who arrived in 1906 from Sioux Falls South Dakota. He bought land six miles south of Beach and built a $3000 residence. He presides over the Farmers Cooperative Co and the Solden Valley Farmers Cooperative Clubs, underscoring his wide interests and success in the area.
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Yoeemenee
Powers
Sioux Falls
S.D
Beach
Beat Farma
Farmers’ Co-Operative Co
Solden Valley
Farmers’ Co-Operative Clubs
Grant Builds Reputation In Beach Plumbing Business
B D Grant and his plumbing firm have operated in Beach for nearly five years after relocating from Princeton Minnesota. He runs general plumbing heating tin and sheet iron work with four men on staff. His firm maintains a full stock of plumbing goods and delivers orders promptly. Grant also owns a stock and grain farm across the Montana line, reflecting his business acumen and integrity.
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Grant
Beach
Princeton
Minn
Montana Line
New Bakery Opens By Mrs. McCallum In Town
A popular business place opened last fall by Mrs. Dave McCallum draws town and farming visitors seeking good meals. Known locally for twelve years, she brings expert cooking and service. A first class baker runs the shop turning out various bakery goods with shipments to towns within three hundred miles. Special orders welcomed. Meals are homey and there is a standing offer to “eat a plenty” so no one leaves hungry.
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Dave McCallum
Early Beach merchant H Sanders Builds Local Trade
H Sanders, among Beach’s first merchants, opened the second general stock here and has watched the town grow from prairie to a leading city with strong agricultural ties. He offers a general merchandise line, pledges dependable service, and will source any missing item at competitive prices. His wide acquaintance and high standing attract substantial trade.
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Sanders
Beach
Ladies’ Home Journal
McCarthy Named Golden Valley County Auditor for New County
C McCarthy arrived in Beach three years ago as rural mail carrier and earned popular regard. His prior 16 years in railroad office work and standing in Belle Plaine led to his selection as county auditor in the new Golden Valley County, with praised simplicity and thorough records shown in his books.
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Mr. McCarthy
Beach
Minnesota
Belle Plaine
Board of County Commissioners
Golden Valley
Thia Sa
McCarthy
McCarthy Introduces Comprehensive Tax Record System
The article explains an annual assessment record on a single page showing the year’s base items and tax payment history, eliminating the need to consult many records. A new checking system verifies final totals and individual items, extending to multiplication proofs, aided by Deputy R. R. Halstead.
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Mr. McCarthy
R. R. Halstead
Wallace acquires and runs Callender Hotel at Beach
A. M. Wallace, a Wisconsin native who moved to Golden Valley six years ago, now operates the Hotel Callender at Beach. After previous hotel work in Wisconsin and farming here, he resumed hotel management on November 1 with his wife as key support. The Callender, a well appointed hostelry, draws steady local and traveler trade and is considered a credit to Beach.
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Mr. Wallace
Golden Valley
Sparta
Wis
Wisconsin
Wallace
Callender
Pioneering North Dakota Optometrist C D Wood Profile
C D Wood a long time North Dakota resident now based in Beach for two years runs an optometry practice and offers a Wood testing system for eye muscular assessment. He also handles optical goods jewelry watch repairs and has a background as a penman and former penmanship teacher.
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North Dakota
Wood
Beach
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Hughes Oil CO
Fred A. Powers
B. D. Grant
Ben
H. Sanders
C. McCarthy
A. M. Wallace
Havana
Victor Talking Machines
Woodward Brothers
Golden Valley County
P. E. Beito
Beito Land & Loan CO
C. D Wood
Mighty
LaVallieres
South Bend Watches
South Bend
Studebaker
W. W. Larsen
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