Farmers Hold Creamery Meeting At Golden Valley Club
About seventy five farmers gathered at the Golden Valley club room Saturday to hear a report on a cooperative creamery. O M Olson led the committee report showing modern machinery cost about 1500 dollars plus building and lot, with negotiations for buying the existing creamery delayed by foreclosure redemption.
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Golden Valley Club
Farmers Coreamery
Mince Wicks
Beach
O. M. Olson
Messia
Heraman Wojohn
Fred A. Powers
Eide
T. Plomason
J. M
Fred Powers
Mr. Eide
D. J. Steiner
J. M. Still
Herman Wojohn
Man shoots husband on Glendive Montana bridge
A young man in Glendive shot and killed a husband on the high bridge near the city in front of his wife after a domestic dispute. The coroner's jury exonerated the shooter, finding he acted in fear for his life amid ongoing marital troubles and threats of action for support. The dead man, about 35, left behind a wife and seven children.
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Glendive
Montana
High Bridge
Alex Steele
Steele
Steste
Halverson Place
Johnson
Lowe
Kimney
Stanley Guy
F. B. Whetham
Ed. O'Neil
M. J. Hughes
Dava Rivenes
Harvey Mitchell
Young Johnson
Slattery
Edmund Kinney
Mr. Johnson
Editor’s enemies reveal a newspaper’s duty to the public
A Baltimore Sun quote argues that a journalist’s usefulness rests on the caliber of his opponents. To gauge a public figure’s impact, identify their enemies and assess how those antagonists view the newspaper. The flip side shows the paper’s stance on public duty.
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Nto
Timore Sun
Canadian Land Show At Opera House Next Tuesday
Burke Insurance and Loan Agency plans a free moving picture show at the opera house next Tuesday night February 24. C I A Van Scoy of Canadian Pacific will join a lecturer to explain 3500 feet of film depicting life and conditions in western Canada. Seats will be reserved for attendees who notify in time. all are invited.
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Burke Insurance
Opera House
Canada
North Dakota
Canadian Pacific
Moving Picture
A. van Scoy
Burke
Big Farmer In Trouble Arrest Shocks Rainy Butte Area
J O Hansel a Rainy Butte homesteader was arrested with Miss Iver Patter son as they were about to take No 5 west. Officer Blake Lee and Deputy Ellis Holst led the action in Dickinson and Hansel was jailed in Stark county. Authorities allege a criminal operation has long been discussed in New England and Rainy Butte.
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J. O. Hansel
Iver Patterson
Stark County
Hansel
Rainy Butte
Wm. Blake
Blake
Maryland
Iver
Tts
New England
Butte
Blake Lee
Jamestown
Ellis Holst
Dickinson
Porter
Billings County
Dickinson Press
Wibaux Petition Now Complete
Wibaux county creation likely. petitions prepared with names of property owners across townships and sections. The process delays due to revision of Fallon Custer valuations. assessable wealth cited at 3.7 million dollars, with petitions indicating a large majority of qualified voters support the new county.
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Fallon -Custer County
Glendive
Mont
Wibaux County
Board of Commissioners
Awai
Fallon-Custer County
Henry Mullendore
Wibaux
Seetie
Dart Farms and Ranch Registered in Golden Valley County
Joseph A. Kitchen registered his farm name Dart Farms and Ranch in Golden Valley county. The Dart brand signals the livestock raised there. The farm is the county’s second motoc registered property under the new law. A $1.00 registration fee is charged.
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Joseph A. Kitchen
Register of Deeds
Golden Valley County
Dart Farms
Kitchen
Sentinal Butto
Beach Promoters and Local Game Described in 1900s Chronicle
The Dickinson Press reports on Beach team confidence after a slow first half, a boosted second half led by Russel Letson, Hunter Patrick and Olson, while Mandan struggled with only three points in the second half. Gordon returns from injury as Beach extends undefeated home record to six wins in eight. A separate item recounts a near-fatal accident of Ralph Adamson, pinched under a car wheel after darting into the road. driver Bert Palmer aided the injured boy who soon recovered.
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The
Chronicle
Golden Valley
Murphy & Lawrence
Dickinson Press
Ee Eee
Vihomis Toys
Frenchy
Beach Boyz
Olson
Hunter Patrick
Russel Letson
Mandan
Beach
Gordon
Bimarck
Bismarck
Hale Nelson
Leo Tobias
Irving Gordon
Harry Olson
Stub" Noyes
Ralph Adamson
Bert Palmer
School House
Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Power to retire as manager of The Power clothing store
M W Power will retire due to ill health and move to Rochester Minnesota for another operation. T J Power will assume active management of The Power clothing store as the firm clears its large stock with a ten day opening sale starting tomorrow. The Chronicle notes Power’s long service and welcomes his successor a capable business man.
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T. J. Power
Power’ Clothing
M. W. Power
Dice Oebstioriem Cheepentease
Rochester
Minn
Hurpuhenville
Hesofictal
Beach Triumph Over Mandan in City Rivalry
The Beach High School basketball team defeated Mandan High School in a final city game played last Saturday night at the Beach Opera House. Both teams played well after halftime, with Mandan leading 7 to 1 at intermission.
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Beach High School
Beach Opera House
Mandan High School
Mandan
Golden Valley Chronicle Declares Dividend For 10 Percent
The Golden Valley Chronicle at Beach in this state, owned by a stock company, reports the year’s business profitable and declares a ten percent dividend. The paper, praised by the Valley City Courier, is an outspoken advocate for the people, with Editor Brinton commended for fearless independence.
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Eesee
Golden Valley Chronicle
Beach
Brinton Ias
Valley City Courier
Grafanola Contest Closes With Prizes Awarded
The grafanola contest run by Lee & Rice concluded last Monday evening. Winners: Mrs. Hugh Ketprice 1,540,245. Mise Krueger 1,205,950. Misa Ericksom 616,625. Mrs. Greiner 483,675. Mira Wagner 363,590. First prize a aron ole, second a sewing machine, third and fourth gold watches, fifth a toilet set. The event was well conducted with no complaints, and the Fo orchestra energized the closing hours to thrill the crowd.
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Lee & Rice
Hugh Ket Price
Mise Krueger
Misa Ericksom
Greiner
Mira Wagner
Mesara Lee & Rice
Another Store For Burkey Opens Soon
A Burkey resident unveils an invention for harvester reels to avoid breakage near the sickle and plans an auction sale of farm horses cattle and machinery on March 10. He also announces a general store will open at Burkey soon after. The prosperous German farming community already has a store church school house blacksmith shop and several homes and is set to become a trading point.
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Burkey
Sentinel Butte
May Remodel Opera House in Beach Plans
C F Smith manager of the local opera house outlines expansion to create a first class play house. The 40 by 100 foot building will gain a 35 foot stage with a 35 foot opening and a 45 foot loft, brick annex, brick veneered front, two stories, new permanent opera chairs, and dressing rooms beneath the stage with toilet and bath. A partnership with an eastern investor is planned as weather permits construction.
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C.F. Smith
Smith
Beach
Real Prison Reform In North Dakota
North Dakota state penitentiary officials under Governor Hanna push modern criminology and inmate-led reforms. The Re-Heetor, published by inmates, touts merit pay up to 25 cents daily, overtime earnings, better cellhouse facilities, and speech freedom except in chapel. It notes a moving picture setup, a summer softball team, outdoor work trips, access to private doctors, and reduced inmate violence as evidence of reform.
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Hanna
North Dakota State Penitentiary
Board of Control
Talcott
North Dakota
North Dakota Penitentiary
Great Meadows
United States
Taig Cattle
Horesback
Bismarck
Olcott
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Baux County
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