Dr O R Niece Changes and County Agricultural Boom
The article details crop yields led by Wheat 94236 and total marketable produce 434175 bushels in Golden Valley and Billings county adapting modern farming. It notes 1909 prospects, livestock counts, wool output, and plans for the new hall grand opening with a dance next Thursday. It also covers Dr O R Niece’s move to Beach area and his marriage to Mary Osborne. A wrestling match results in forfeit due to Pecoy’s accident, with hopes for a rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Valley
North Dakota
Beach
Billings County
Glendive
Mary Osborne
Wibaux
Hallberg
Brainerd
Minn
Pecoy
Cresco
Iowa
Thompson Farm and Miracle Oats Enterprise Highlight Golden Valley
R Thompson properties span 670 acres with 559 acres of wheat at 24 bushels, 31 acres Miracle oats at 85 bushels and 80 acres common oats at 50. Miracle oats seed sold at 1.00 per bushel, 2,000 bushels seed on hand, origin Blair Wisconsin seed. Thompson also runs Golden Valley Lumber Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Valley
Thompson
Blair
Wis
Thomp
Son
Iowa
Golden Valley Lumber Yard
Beach Market Report and Local News Roundup
Corrected market notes for Northern wheat and Durum with other grain quotes. Local social items include a big dance opening the new hall next Thursday, travel notes from J. W. Snow and wife, visits by H. L. Hutchins and E. R. LaMere, Mrs. W. J. Woods holiday plans, smallpox remark by The Beach Pioneer, land investment by Jas. Haigh, and a December arrest in a robbery case involving Chas. Smith and a railroad detective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Snow
Minneapolis
LaCrosse
H. L. Hutchins
The
Wibaux Pioneer
Chronicle
Pickett
Chas. Smith
Here
Wibaux
Glendive
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. R. Smith Land Co
Dakota and
Montana
Sunny Side Farm
R. Thompson
Prop
E. R. LaMere
James Hardy
Sentinel Butte
Bleasant
W. J. Woods
Forest River
N. Dak
Jas. Haigh
Chester
Fessenden
P. H. Lee