New Passenger and Mail Service Changes at Beach
Passenger service improves with four local trains per day Man dan to Glendive and added No s 7 and 8. Mail service shifts discontaining No 1 and adding Nos 7 and 8 with two east and three west per day. About 80 track crew members left for St Paul as cold weather slows work.
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Garry
Beach
Mandan
Glendive
Yates
Grand Forks
St. Paul
No. 4
Italy
Sica de Bel
Burkey Correspondence Notes Local Happenings
Burkey correspondence reports T J Rodgers returning from Rochester and Mrs T J Rodgers in Rochester hospital. H Bates and Jas Thill did business in Sentinel Butte. A Fargo Forum clipping notes Wm Moyer of Burkey wed Miss Blanche Peal of Harrisburg PA on November 26. W W Page visited Sentinel Butte. Miss Alice Koch visited her sister by the river before returning home. A cold snap limits news this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkey
T. J. Rodgers
Rochester
H. Bates
Jas. Thill
Sentinel Butte
Fargo Forum
Wm. Moyer
Blanche Peal
Harrisburg
Mayer
Minn
Burkey Correspondence Notes Local Movements and Rumors
Burkey correspondent reports increased trade prompting hiring of help. Annie Swinghammer left for home in the east. Wallie Page requires an operation and travels to Rochester with his father. No Five Points school this week due to the absent teacher. James Thill Hubert Bates and Tony visit Beach. John Zimmer also at Beach. Swinghammer couple welcome a newborn son. Mrs Swinghammer stays in the east. Christmas wedding rumors hint at a forthcoming Tony affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkey
H. W. Hunck
Annie Swinghammer
L. D. Page
Rochester
Wallie
Jas. Thill
Hubert Bates
Tony
John Zimmer
Mrs. Swinghammer
Santa Claus Arrives in Beach For Christmas Opening
Santa arrives Monday afternoon at 3:00 at Mr. P. H. Lee’s new Beach store for a Christmas opening with free town rides, an orchestra, carnations for ladies, cigars for gentlemen, and a children serenade. Letters accepted at the store office until Christmas Eve. A second notice thanks customers for lumber firm Trondson & Witting with overdue accounts at Golden Valley State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Claws
North Pole
Cook
Peary
Beach
P. H. Lee
Santa
Aurora Borealis
Mr. Lee
Lee
Kris Kringle
Trondson & Witting
Golden Valley State Bank
N. P. Reed
Dickinson Elks Dance a Grand Banquet at State Armory
Dickinson Lodge No. 1187 Elks held a banquet and ball at the state’s largest armory drawing about 600 attendees. The event featured the Dickinson Orchestra, lavish decorations, refreshment booths, and a midnight banquet, ending at dawn with revelers content in a night of entertainment and hospitality.
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Dickinson Lodge
B. P.O
Company Kk
Elks, Elkesses
Dickinson
England
Taner
Theodore
City Council Agrees To Sidewalks And New Official Paper
The city council met Monday night but lacked a quorum and adjourned. Alderman Brinton’s vacancy led to the choice of F D Cooper to join the council. A sidewalk grade on Blanche street north from the railroad was approved with 5 ft 4 in walks from crossing to city limits. Russell Milling Co will defer cement walks until weather improves. A committee will seek N P crossing to connect sidewalks across the track. The Chronicle was named the official city paper. The council will reconvene Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinton
F. D. Cooper
Claude Moulton
North Side
Blanche Street
Ald
Ald, Cooper
Supt. Johnson
N. P
Chronicle
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Santa Claus
E. E. Noble
First National Bank OF Beach
E. J. Curtin
Hart Schaffner & Marx
First National Bank
Power & Wagner
Beachite
the Elks
Dickinson Satriday J
Medora
Sol
Morpheus
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