Financial statement of expenditures for fire hall and town
A detailed list shows payments to various local suppliers and officials including F D Cooper for freight, Walker Bros & Hardy for books, I S Bispham as marshal and street commissioner, E B Noble for street work and insurance, Overstad Hoverson for fire house materials, Heath & Co supplies, Dacotah Lbr Co lumber, J W Brinton printing, and others. Total expenditures amount to 277.86 with multiple small charges and credits across the town operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Cooper
N. W. Stamp Works
W. A. Young
Walker Bros. & Hardy
Village Books
I. S. Bispham
Marshall
F.H. Konezak
Ls. Bispham
Frank Konezak
Geo
Livermore & Logan
R. I. Nichols
Heath & Co
G. D. Lovell
R. Thompson
Overstad
W. H. Melvin
Fire Department
E. BE. Noble
J. M. Cramer
W. R. Weigael
Dacotah Lbr. Co
Cereresecees I. S Bispham
Seseeeees Northern Trust Co
H. M. Barber
E. E. Noble
Collins & Sons
Arthur Klose
Amine E. E. Noble
Dray
Biepham
F. H. Geteheil
Herman Row
Pest House
J. W. Brinton
Bispham
Mar- Ls
Mar-Shall
Ss Mar- Heath & Co
E. E
New Marmarth Area Sought for Western North Dakota Land District
Discussion in Dickinson reports planning a new land district centered near Marmarth for western North Dakota. The proposal would include parts of Dickin son, Billings, Bowman, Lemmon, Butte, and Miles City districts, plus adjacent Montana areas. Officials note travel hardship to Dickinson and central location benefits, with federal approval and cross state boundaries uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
E. L. Ulness
Marmarth
Dickinson
Dickinson Press
Ulness
Billings
Bowman Counties
Lemmon
Butte County
Miles City
Mont
Washington
Belle Fourche
Senate
Montana
North
South Dakota
Beach Aims to Organize a First Rate Baseball Team
A call urges Beach residents to form a strong baseball organization now to field a competitive team. Emphasis on selecting willing players, avoiding rag chews, and starting preparations before spring to capture local support and build a top state team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
Manly
Local Masons meet as rain arrives and horses move
J A McGregor and A D Ferrin from Medora attend a nocturnal Masonic gathering. The first rain of summer fell last Wednesday and snow from last winter mostly melted. Beach buyers plan a barge sale tomorrow while Alfers Merrill ship eastern mares after March 1. Beach gains two new real estate firms and sales offices open for JR Waters Minot and Piesik Land & Loan Company in the Taylor Opera House area. Local Weather and travel notes mark a warm spell and hopeful breeding season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McGregor
A. D. Ferrin
Medora
Golden Valley
Geo. B. Still
Parker, S. Dak
Still
B. Chappell
Alfers & Merrill
Former Beachite's Case Awaits District Court
The Gleason typewriter case concluded with Justice Folsom binding M. J. Gleason over to district court for larceny of a typewriter and fixtures from Sheriff Wiech's office. Bond remains $500. Attorneys Berry and Messersmith protested the ruling. The next district court term will decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleason
A. P. Folsom
M. J. Gleason
J. A. Wiech
H. C. Berry
J. E. Messersmith
Mr. Berry
Dickinson Press
County Commissioners Convene in Medora February 1909
Medora North Dakota February 12 1909 county commissioners met after January adjournment The session adjourned to February 13 and reconvened at 9 30 am Present were J W Follis F E Gorham J H Christianson who sought no abatement Minutes approved Bids opened for two bridges over Cannon Ball river and Philbrick creek The lowest bid was Aslak O Nasser 1157 55 for two bridges The motion awarded the contract to Aslak O Nasaet The board adjourned at 6 pm to meet February 18 1909 County Auditor J A McGregor signed the record
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medora
N. D
Board On
J. W. Follis
F. E. Gorham
J. H. Christianson
J. B. Stoddard
Cannon Ball River
Township 136
Philbrick Creek
Aslak O. Nasser
Burgess and Nichols
Hennipen Bridge Co
Mpls. Bridge and Iron Co
Aslak O. Nasaet
Board On Motion
J. A McGregor
Freeport Man Chas Camp to Take Permanent Beach Post
Chas Camp of Freeport Michigan will arrive in Beach next week to take a permanent position with Nichols and Whittaker, marking his relocation and new employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Freeport
Mich
Beach
Nichols & Whitacker
Village Bonding Question Up for Vote Next Tuesday
An election will be held next Tuesday in Beach to decide on bonding the village for $3,000 over ten years to cover debt, improve streets, and buy fire apparatus. The piece argues against bonding, noting $1,500 in taxes this year would cover much of the debt and urging reliance on the commercial club for fire protection instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
Pretty wedding unites Mable Cameron and William Young
Miss Mable Claire Cameron and William Albert Young wed at the Brett home with the Lohengrin march and O Promise Me sung beforehand. The ceremony by Rev H P Cooper, in the parlor surrounded by greens, followed by a dinner and gifts from friends. Fifty guests, including choir members, attended. the couple plan to reside in Park River after March 1. Out-of-town guests included Rev Cooper of Casselton and Grace Holmes of Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. M. Brett
Mable Claire Cameron
Alderman
S. A. Cameron
William Albert Young
Grace Holmes
H. A. Libby
H. P. Cooper
Casselton
Ida Finneseth
Lloyd Cameron
Methodist Church
Republican
Young
Pearl Kerr
Milton
Dan McEachern
Grand Forks
Duluth
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Phil St. Jacque
Cense
Irehn
E. E. Prehn
E. Prehn
Village Treas
Geo. McClellan
County Commissioners
Ation
Sesday
Cameron
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