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Newspaper

Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1910

Page

16

A flax fibre mill considered for Beach site

President M C Blanchett of Ware's Binder Attachment Co Minneapolis visited Beach to assess a flax fibre mill. With Winthrop Minnesota factory behind on orders Beach offers a favorable field and local support is expected to bring a factory within the year, creating a market for farmers next fall.

M. C. Blanchett Ware's Binder Attachment Co Minneapolis Winthrop Minn Beach Blanchett the Chronicle

Valley land prices rise with 40 and 50 per acre sales

Jesse Houck sold his 160 acre farm northwest of town to J A Ross of Garden Grove Iowa for 50 per acre with possession February 1 1911. The deal was arranged by N L Rice of Golden West Investment Co and followed a thorough market survey. Ross plans to move here in February. Wm F Clark of Hay Springs Neb purchased the Wm Keogh farm seven miles south for 40 per acre through C E Chadderdon who handled Keogh's listing.

Golden Valley Jesse Houck J. A. Ross Garden Grove Iowa N. L. Rice Golden West Investment Co Ross Houck The Chronicle Wm. F. Clark Hay Springs Nebr Rube Clark Wm. Keogh C. E. Chadderdon Keogh

Santa items coming to Beach attract local interest

The article notes an inspection of Santa Clauses gifts to Beach residents. Mr. Clark plans a spring visit to Beach to enter farming and make it his home. Lewis Ferney visited from Alpha farm on Wednesday.

Clark Beach Lewis Ferney Alpha Farm

Postal Warnings Urge No Writing on Packages for Christmas

The notice warns residents not to write on packages or newspapers mailed as parcels and to register valuable items for 10 cents to insure up to 50. Offenders face fines, arrest, and trial. read the postal warning on Christmas stamps and proper packaging.

Whitney Buys Model Rooming House In Beach Deal

A. O. Whitney purchased the Model rooming house building on First avenue in block three from W. S. Davis for 8000 dollars. The lower floor houses the Model Clothing Store, the second floor the Model rooming house. Whitney takes possession next week and will continue the rooming house while the store remains on the first floor. Davis has no announced plans yet.

A. O. Whitney Beach W. S. Davis First Avenue Model Clothing Store Model Rooming House Whitney Rooming House Davis

Hotel Plans Set for New Three-Story 50-Room Edmond Beach Site

Landlord Finkle describes a spring start for a three-story brick hotel with 50 rooms on the old Kastien machine shop site, secured by Hanson & Co. The plans and specifications will be submitted by the architect after the holidays, with weather to determine start. The venture is fully financed and aims for a modern Beach hotel.

Finkle Chronicle Kastien Hanson & Co Mr. Finkle Beach

Variety Store Opening Planned for Beach N D

Don Campbell plans a novelty store in Beach North Dakota after remodeling the post office Chronicle quarters. He bought stock in the twin cities and will stock lighter goods not staples. Beach, five years old on the Northern Pacific near the Montana line, has 1200 residents and optimism for growth.

Beach Don Campbell Beach Improvement Co Post Office Chronicle Campbell Twin Cities Golden Valley Northern Pacific Montana Don Bendh Prairie City St. Charles

Old School Friends Meet in Beach Western Town Visit

C Marley of Neilsville Wisconsin visits his old school friend John Baer who was in Glendive last week. They unexpectedly met in a hotel lobby and John invites Marley to Beach to see the best live western town in the state.

C. Marley Neilsville Wis John Baer John Glendive Mr. Marley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jessa Houck Santa Claus J. M. Haer Richard Wena Weg OF the Golden Valley Commercial Club the Beach Opera House Merth’s Orchestra of First National Bank of Beach E. J. Curtin Variety Store
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