Seed wheat and oats bought near Valley City by Larsman
Larsman, a prominent local farmer with a thousand acres near Valley City, bought two carloads of seed wheat and plans to return for oats and flax. His seed-choice was influenced by Miller of Russell-Miller Milling Co. who praised Golden Valley grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War
Larsman
Valley City
Miller
Russell-Miller Milling Co
Golden Valley
Beach
South Dakota Agricultural College
How About Teachers Institute March Here
J A Kitchen county superintendent seeks to hold a teachers institute in Beach in March. With no adequate assembly room at the school house the town must provide a suitable venue. About 100 teachers are expected and lectures are planned. Citizens and the commercial club are urged to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kitchen
Beach
Medora
Sentinel Butte
Ode to the Golden Valley Poem of Dakota love and prairie song
The piece extols Dakota's Golden Valley with images of sunlit fields and steady farm life. It praises flax and wheat, west winds, birds, and home chorus, ending with a blessing on the state of Dakota and its beauty. The tone is lyrical and reverent, celebrating rural abundance and heavenly blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie
Dakota
West
Golden Valley
Quinlivan Named New Register of U S Land Office
Senator McCumber recommends J G Quinlivan of Dickinson for Register of the local United States Land Office succeeding S M Ferris. Ferris departs with broad respect as Quinlivan receives widespread congratulations from Dickinson business community and state residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
United States Land Office
Porter J. McCumber
Secretary of the Interior
United States
J. G. Quinlivan
S. M. Ferris
McCumber
Dickinson
Keep the Money at Home Says Pioneer Life Chief
Fargo businessman Mr. T D Hughes promoter of Pioneer Life Insurance Company of North Dakota urges residents to keep premiums in state to finance local industry. He notes the Fargo home office and North Dakota field with policies totaling 1.2 million dollars and highlights the nonparticipating, low-cost structure backed by notable directors.
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T. D. Hughes
Fargo
Hughes
Pioneer Life Insurance Company of
North Dakota
Fair State
Gov
Burke
Hanna
Lewis
C. B. Little
Ferdinand Leutz
Pioneer
Eagle Valley Correspondence Reports Growth and Moves
Regular Eagle Valley correspondence notes regrowth with two more families building homes. T. A. Leighton visited Beach and daughter Mrs. T. N. Covey. W. Daley family and Mrs. Vanquist visited Leighton. Frank Nehla buys a steam plow. Z. R. Leighton and Wm. Teeters travel to Wibaux for business. Teeters plans to move to C. S. Creek, Montana. Teachers allegedly adopt branding for late students.
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Eagle Valley
T. A. Leighton
T. N.covey
W. Daley
I Creek
Vanquist
Leighton
Wm. Teeters
Wibaux
C. S. Creek
Montana
Running Neck and Neck on Home Stretch
Running Neck and Neck on Home Stretch WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE MONDAY NIGHT FEBRUARY 21 AT TWELVE O CLOCK
Public Street Rumble Ends Without Arrests
A Monday evening melee on First Ave between Wisconsin Cafe and Golden Valley Bank corner saw two men exchange rough blows over a grudge. Spectators reported taunts and a bystander eventually intervened to calm them. Police were elsewhere and no arrests were made.
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First Ave
Golden Valley Bank
Change in Management at Beach Implement Co
C. J. Wermerskirchen known as the Colonel is now manager of the Beach Implement Co succeeding Geo. E. F. Baht who disappeared about a month ago. The Colonel has long served as second in command and is regarded as reliable and popular with patrons. Attorney Geo. H. Purchase returned from Fargo noting reports of insanity rumors during his absence.
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C. J. Wermerskirchen
Beach Implement Co
Geo. EF. Baht
Geo. H. Purchase
Fargo
Northwestern Laundry Company
Dickinson
N. Dak
Hamilton & Bermingham
Advance
Gaar Scott
Buffalo Pitts
Reaves
Harkins
Dacotah Lumber Co
W. C. Schulz
Atehfaon
A. Schulz
Will
Band Makes Debut at Brinton Opera House
Golden Valley Military Band played its first show at Brinton Opera House to skaters, impressing with polished performance. The group, larger than typical for the town, aims to become a leading state music ensemble with continued practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Valley
Brinton
Farm Loans and Local Real Estate Offerings
J R Waters promotes farm and city loans from a new office near Golden Valley Bank with fast funds and low rates. For sale: four miles from the elevator, 300 acres plowed and 440 acres cultivated with buildings and an elevator on the right of way. Lincoln birthday holiday noted as state holiday. banks closed on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Valley Bank
J.R. Waters
Geo. H. Purchase
Lincoln
Switchmen Return to Work After Stoppage at Glen Dive
Union leaders had ordered a new strike but the Glen Dive switchmen and other N P workers returned to duty. Twenty four men received twelve dollars in two months and most strikebreakers went back east. A local businessman noted engines operated with renewed confidence and flying switches resumed after the resumption of work.
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Glendive
N. P
Hawley
B. ©. Johnson
Medora Clippings From The Herald A Mix Of Local News
J E Arnold and Miss Clara Barber visited Beach for the weekend. Myra of Beach copied documents at the court house. A. J Reichenecker and crew painted and wallpapered the court house. Arthur Byes ill in Fairbault Minn prompted a Stoddard family trip to St Paul. Barney Hanson drove off Andrew Jameshski with a shotgun and faced a Feb 7 hearing. Herson shooting claim tied to Halley’s comet for moral effect. Angus Smith returned to Beach after weeks away. N P Reed plans building in Beach after returning from Twin Cities. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for cough relief. Two wrecks on the Northern Pacific: rear-end collision at Sentinel Butte and handcar collision at Yates. no injuries.
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The
Herald
J. E. Arnold
Clara Barber
Beach
Myra
Court House
A. J. Reichenecker
Will
Whiting
Herson
Halley
Chamberlain
P. H. Lee
Northern Pacific
Sentinel Butte
John Davidson
Yates
Wibaux
Two Golden Valley deaths desolate two homes
Two families in Golden Valley mourn recent deaths as O R Tangen and A L Prouty lose young daughters Ruth B and Blanche. Ruth B. Tangen, seven, died Feb 4 and was laid to rest at Lutheran cemetery after services. Blanche Prouty, eight, died Saturday and was buried here with no funeral services.
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Golden Valley
O. R. Tangen
A. L. Prouty
Carlyle
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Teachers’ Institute
Ode To
Frank Nehla
Z. R. Leighton
Erickson
Madison
Knutson
Glen Wallace
L. J. Erickson
Mary Schmitz
John Madison
Edward Krueger
Gunda Knutson
T. W. Davis
Melissa Brown
Geo. L. Krinke
Christ G. Johnson
J. K. Tatley
Florence Kridrowski
Maud Leighton
H. D. Miller
Keach
I. J. Corlis
E. E. Noble
First National Bank OF Beach
E. J. Curtin
Angus Smith
Black River Falls
Wis
N. P. Reed
Twin Cities
Chicago
Reed
Winona
Minn
Death
State Mutual Telephone Company
Golden Valley Telephone Company
Eastern Telephone Company
Artis’ Hall
Committee of State Mutual Telephone Co
C. Pederson
New Opera House
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