Tales and Towns Notes from Beach North Dakota
Local items describe travel for holidays to Butte and Minneapolis, a pony taken up near Beach, and residents moving to Beach for winter schooling. Mentions include Lignite coal at Rocky Butte, John Elliott’s Minneapolis visit, and George Read announcing a found pony owner claim. Also notes medical trips to Hunter Hot Springs and home wiring for electric lights.
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Beach
Geo. Read
N. Dak
James Brown
Hunter Hot Springs
Montana
Jimmy
Ed. Madison
Carlyle
Mr. Madison
North Dakota Rail Regulators Order Expanded N P Stops
North Dakota railroad commissioners, after visiting Beach on the 14th, found Northern Pacific train service inadequate west of the Missouri River. They ordered new stops at Lyons, Sweet Briar, New Salem, Glen Ullin, Medora, Beach, Hebron, Richardton, Belfield and Sentinel Butte with flags for specific trains while noting restored trains 5 and 6 reduce likelihood of some changes.
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North Dakota Railroad Commissioners
N. P
Beach
Missouri River
Northern Pacific Railway
Lyons and
Sweet Brier
New Salem
Glen Allin
Medora
Hebron
Richardton
Belfield
Sentinel Butte
Agent Cooper
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bartley
Golden Valley
the Chronicle
Business Methods
Yours Truly
NDAK
The
Chronicle
Tales of the Town
H. W. Barker
P. H. Lee
Lem Pella
Farmers Elevator
Butte
Rocky Butte
Gean Inch
E. D. Heaton
Stillwater
Minn
L. W. Richards and Son
Minneapolis
Chas. Elliott
Twin Cities
Gov. Land
Glen D. Morgan
Fargo
Glen Snow
Burkey
C. H. Moulton
Congregational Church
Geo. L. Krinke
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Mazeppa
Singer
Wheeler & Wheeler
Norleigh
W. W. Larsen
the Beach Jeweler
the North Star
Trondson & Witting
Ernest E. Lee
Square Deal Bakery & Boarding House
Brown
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