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Newspaper

Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1916

Page

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Non-Partisan League Boosts Farmer Support In Beach Meeting

Farmers from Golden Valley attend a Beach opera house rally featuring H E Behrens and B Moore of Fargo. The Non-Partisan League promotes political independence, farmer welfare, direct marketing, and opposition to monopolies, planning 148 February meetings and stressing farmer representation in state legislation while denying any personal office ambitions. John H Haigh arrived from Pickett to visit family and business interests.

Golden Valley H.E. Behrens B. Moore Fargo League Beach Opera House Mang Place Teague North Dakota Farmers Eme Fargo ‘Forum

Suit Filed Over Farm Residence Dispute Near Zenith

William Cartier and wife, from the Zenith area, sue William Carleton of Belfield over a farm contract and eviction on Carleton’s seven mile north farm. Cartier alleges they resided there since last fall after agreeing to rent, but were turned out, with Mrs Cartier freezing her feet. Cartier seeks wages with attorneys Martha and Sturgeon handling the case.

Dickinson Press William Cartier Zenith William Carleton Belfield Cartier Carleton

Glendive Man Goes After Fortune

James Colvin, manager of Glendive Saddlery Co, sends a telegram from New York urging vigilance over the liner Lapland bound for the old country. Colvin has recently inherited a large estate in Scotland after a relative’s death in the war. The Monitor notes the voyage risks but favors the safer option of remaining in the United States.

Monitor New York City James Colvin Glendive Saddlery Co Lapand Old Country Lapland Colvin City Scotland

Rocky Butte Seat Fund Social Planned

The Rocky Butte Church seat fund committee thanks supporters for last week's entertainment. Receipts totaled 13.60 from baskets and 10.00 from subscriptions. With a deficiency, another social is set at Wm Middleton's home on Friday February 18. Ladies bring a valentine and a pie. men bring their purse.

Rocky Butte Wm. H. Middleton

Dooley Faces Severe Fuel Shortage Amid Snow Drifts

Dooley Montana faces fuel and food shortages as snow drifts halt railroad traffic. A Soo Line train finally breached the snow to deliver limited coal and fuel, resuming transit westward to aid ten afflicted towns including Crogan Fortuna Alkabe and Dooley. Citizens burned lumber yards to stay warm as flour bread remained scarce for two weeks.

Ambroze N.D Soo Crogan Fortuna Alkabe North Dakota Montana Dooley Mont

Beach High School Loses to Miles City Team 29 to 34

Beach High School fell to Miles City team 34 to 29 at the Beach Opera House in a close, well played game. A large crowd enjoyed the close contest and later a dance with Orpheum Orchestra. Postgame notes include riders Nary, Purvis, Mulligan, Olson, Tobias, and others on both teams. Mr. and Mrs. Hudgon returned from the Twin Cities after attending the automobile show and Winter Carnival.

Beach Opera House Miles Cit Beach Orpheum Orchestra Nary Purvis Welly Noyes Mulligan P Olson T. E. Hudgon Twin Cities

Feast of the Little Lanterns public school play billed

The High School girls glee club presents the Chinese operetta Feast of the Little Lanterns at the Opera House on February 17. The two act tale follows Princess Cham and her lost family through celebration and discovery, ending with the family home saved. Irene Eide George Stockwell and Freda Brault are noted in performances.

Girls Glee Club Opera House Prince Chan Cham China Chan

Susa Skonieczny Wedlock at St Peter and Pauls Church

Miss Helen Susa daughter of Mr and Mrs M G Susa of Traverse Valley wed Mr Albert Skonieczny of Burkey North Dakota in a ceremony at St Peter and Pauls Church Rev Gara officiated Attendants were Miss Jennie Susa and Miss Theresa Pietrek The couple planned to travel to Burkey ND next week for a wedding breakfast with about 50 guests and many presents Wave Independence Wisconsin.

St. Peter and Pauls Church Gara Helen Susa M G Susa Traverse Valley Albert Skonieczny Burkey N. D Jen- Inie Susa Theresa Pietrek

Death of Harry Kranick in North Dakota coal mine collapse

One of the saddest accidents chronicles a mine cave in near Burkey. Harry Kranick, 28, a respected farmer from Alpha Burkey country, died of suffocation after being buried under coal and dirt for about fifteen minutes. He left a wife and four year old son, with funeral at the Methodist church in Golden Valley. Community closes businesses for the service and extends condolences to relatives.

Chronicle Harry Kranick Iire John Denton Burkey Kranick Alpha-Burkey Thomas Kranick Ralph Kranick Wm. Zabel Sam Wise Golden Valley County Ira Hammer Yon

Marriage Announcements Highlight Local Couples

In Burkey and nearby areas on Tuesday February eighth, Michels and McLaughlin wed with Rev Fr Wolpers officiating. Miss Gertrude Michels and Leo M. McLaughlin, both honored families, join in a prosperous future. Also at Burkey, Edward Fasching wed Miss Rosena Stroh of Alpha and Joe Killian wed Miss Laura Lysiak of Burkey, with well wishes from The Chronicle. A license was issued to L B Bryson and Erelyn Ellen Glazier of Bull Run township.

Alt Gertrude Michels Leo M. McLaughlin Wolpers Miss Michels John Michels Mclaughlin Col. McLaughlin the Chronicle Burkey K. Hiessmeir Edward Fasching Rosena Stroh Alpha Joe Killian Enoch Montana Laura Lysiak

Reverend Treinklein Rebounds After Illness at Lutheran Church

Reverend Treinklein, pastor of the German Lutheran church, has been under the weather for two weeks but is rapidly recovering. Mr. and Mrs. A D Lazan returned Sunday evening from their trip to the Twin Cities and other eastern points.

Treinklein German Lutheran Church Thut A. D. Lazan Twin Cities

Also Mentioned on This Page

Behrens Moore John H. Haigh Pickett Wisconsin Toggery Gilbertson’s Thompson Yards Rocky Butte Seat Fund Act Irene Eide George Stockwell Miles City Freda Brault Susa—Skonieczny Merse Eleanor Wall Wee the Beautiful Peacock Silas McColeman Mary de Merse Elenore Wall Joy Irene Ende Eleanore Wall Dragon Jhansles Eine Michels—McLaughlin
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