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Newspaper

Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1910

Page

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Massive Hart-Parr Engine Deal Across Golden Valley

Lovell Bros at Beach and Henry Mullendore at Wibaux struck a record Hart-Parr gas engine order totaling 36000 including freight for immediate shipment. Fifteen engines go to Lovell Bros and ten to Mullendore with local buyers already lined up, signaling robust spring farm equipment demand in Beach Oak and Wibaux, Montana. The sale underscores the booming Golden Valley trade and anticipates about 300 engines across the region.

More Bros Beach Oak Wibaux Mont Lovell Bros Beach Henry Mullendore Hart-Parr F. S. Sleight Fargo Forum the Chronicle Man Messrs

Beach to Hold Special School Election on Bond Issue

On January 6 Beach voters will decide a $12,000 bond issue to finance a new schoolhouse annex. Bonds bear interest at four percent. The measure previously passed but required a second vote due to irregularities before legal issuance. The addition project proceeds upon approval.

Beach Honda

Cupid Busy At Carlyle Wedding Ends In Single Vow

A December wedding united Edward J. Krueger of Carlyle Montana and Miss May Williams of Golden Valley in Medora with Judge Paxton pronouncing the vows last Friday December 23. The groom moved from Wisconsin four years ago and now runs a well stocked farm. The bride arrived with her parents from an eastern state this fall and they plan to reside on the Krueger homestead. The couple will spend the holidays in Beach before settling on the groom’s farm.

Anna Dougherty Quackenbush State Line Justice Heath Douglas Farm Beach Medora Paxton Edward. J. Krueger Carlyle, Mont May Williams J. Williams Golden Valley Wisconsin Mr. Krueger the Chronicle Mrs. Krueger

Dry Farming Congress set for Dickinson January 31 1911

The first North Dakota Auxiliary Dry Farming Congress will meet in Dickinson on Tuesday and Wednesday January 31 and February 1 1911 to form a permanent state organization. Notable speakers include J H Worst John Burns Bolley Shepperd and M F Greeley with進 others. The event aims to boost practical scientific farming suited to North Dakota and attract settlers and landowners to the movement.

North, Dakota Dickinson J. H. Worst North Dakota Agricultural College International Dry Farming Congress John Burns Bolley and Shepperd North Dakota Farmer's Corps A. Hovestad W. R. Porter North Dakota Congress

A Musical Wizard at Holy Worship

A narrator attends a Sunday service and notices the organist described as a handsome, serious man guarding a mysterious pipe organ. The piece frames the organ as a vessel for the elusive Spirit of Sound, presented as a small marvel of the church setting.

Douglas Proctor Congregational Church

Popular Beach Couple Married in Christmas Ceremony

Christmas afternoon wedding linked Beach dentist Dr Glen M. Foster and nurse Daisy H. Hom at the home of Dr and Mrs MacNab. Rev M Good performed the ceremony assisted by Richard Thomas of Case Hydraulic. The couple, now residents of Beach, received warm local congratulations.

Beach Jie Richard Thomas Case Freshing Machine Co Lidgerwool N.P Belle Herrick McNab Chronicle Dr. l Mrs. Foster

Senator from Sentinel Butte Visits New Establishment

Senator Martin came from Sentinel Butte Tuesday on business and praised the county atsaa contest outcome. He believes Golden Valley county organization hinges on court action. Hypnotist H. H. Morrison entertained a sizable Opera House audience Tuesday evening and impressed as a master of the craft.

Martin Sentinel Butte Chronicle Siaa Golden Valley County H. H. Morrison Opera

Portage Co F Beats Champs 46 to 28 in Clean Game

Portage Wisconsin Co F basketball trimmed the heel boys last Friday 46 to 28. One foul on visitors. locals played strong second half but didn’t push for points. Big Bill Brandt center led scoring. Tom lower and Hitchcock also scored. Crowd enjoyed can meet then dance. Beach lineup featured Brandt Howards Jackson Power with O Flarity and Hitchcock off bench. Officials: Len Dorval timekeeper Guy K Goodell referee M A Power. Time halves four minutes.

Portage Wis Big Bill Brandt Tom Lower Fran Hitchcock John Stallard Jackson O'Flarity Smith Co. G Valley City Co. K Dickinson Brandt Howards Power Stallard O’flarity Len Dorval Guy K.goodell M. A. Power

Death of Mrs Corliss on Rocky Butte Farm

Mrs J J Corliss died last Thursday on the family farm near Rocky Butte nine miles south of town from tuberculosis. The couple had moved here for her health and multiple hospital stays were pursued without success as Mr Corliss cared for her during a lingering illness.

J. J. Corliss Rocky Butte

Untimely Demise Of Mrs Corliss Reported By Sentinel

The Sentinel reports the death of Mrs. Corliss who passed away last Thursday December 5. Described as a young woman of amiable character with a large circle of friends, her loss is mourned by many. There were no children.

Refused license ends cross-racial marriage bid in Medora

In Medora North Dakota on a cold Tuesday two lovers a small Japanese man and a large white girl sought a marriage license. They first met Judge Paxton who refused to grant the license. After sleeping briefly they sought a county judge with more kindness but were again turned away. They claimed to come from Hillings Mant seeking approval.

Medora N. D Wec Paxton

Trouble With Uncle Sam Indicts National Home Co

Washington grand jury indicts officers of National Home company Spokane for using the mail to defraud. Investigators say claims and contracts misrepresented loan eligibility after six dollars monthly payments, with deposits not filed as required by foreign building and loan laws.

National Home Company Spokane Wash Law of Foreign Building and Loan Association Washington United States Post Office

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cupid Carlyle Edward J. Krueger OF the Golden Valley Commercial Club The Beach Opera House Marth Orchestra of Glendive Guy Bolton Bismarck Bartley Glen M. Foster Daisy H. Hom Champs Uncle Sam National Home Company of First National Bank of Beach E. J. Curtin
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