21 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1907
Page
1
Local notes recount illness, visits, and business across Beach, Dickinson, and surrounding towns. Mrs Kellogg ill. J J Nelson visited Dickinson. C K Barber and others traveled for social calls. Land deals, residence plans, and a large hardware store project near Beach are noted, plus a parish social and a wash ball event.
Two aging men walk slowly along the street and discuss topics. The major mentions a deceased aunt whose burial was yesterday, prompting a wry exchange about the relative's death.
A testimonial notes quick relief from pain with Chamberlain's Pain Balm a favorite among sufferers of rheumatism sciatica lame back lumbago and deep seated muscular pains. Sold at all dealers.
A fragment discusses footwear and fashion concerns titled with a playful misprint. It mentions tight shoes and includes speculative chatter about fit and comfort, reflecting concerns of readers about style versus practicality.
Announcements request for horse buyers at Mullen dore's ranch five miles south next Monday. Farm notes quote cattle at 1.50 per head with water and range. English Lutheran services next Sunday at schoolhouse 11 am. confirmants meet after. Master Masons in good standing urged to meet Feb 23 1907 at State Line Hotel. D M Cooper services next Sunday evening invite with warm welcome. Yeoman dance at opera house March 15. Reward for missing bay horse with left hip scar. Ranch ads for 60 head work mares near Beach await buyers. Wall paper samples 1907 by S B Chappel. Emil Wojden raffle and dance next Tuesday Feb 26. St Johns church hard time dance Easter Monday tickets 99 cents supper 26 cents. Further announcements later.
Eadie Gilbert plans a homestead house north of town. School program set for next Wednesday February 7 at Bartley Hall features a farce The Darkey Actors. Church services Sunday at 11:30 and Sunday school at 10:30. Several residents visiting, trades and banking notes, and upcoming housing plans near town. Debates over Medora courthouse building draw editorials in Beach and Sentinel Butte papers.
John Sticker visits with his brother and daughter from the east while Ferdinand Koch tended the river stack last week. Miss Alice Koch visited her sister Mrs Klotz at Stoddard. W Hurst of Sentinel Butte appeared at Bur key on Sunday. Geo Boseman filed a home joining I D Page on the west. Mrs Englehart of Gera Michigan praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for her two year old with croup, saying it saved her life and cured another child.
A clipped eastern daily article urges emigrants to doubt sensational North Dakota winter reports. It contrasts a grim winter with rail coal shortages to a Mandan Pioneer piece praising mild weather and abundant lignite fuel, urging readers to visit before deciding to move.
A narrator recalls a spectral red man accusing settlers of theft and dispossession. The poem contrasts the red man's peaceful past with his ruin after white settlement, ending with the speaker hoping to hear no more of the ominous voice.
County Superintendent Joseph A Kirelle announces teachers certification exams in Medora on Friday and Saturday March 1 and 2, starting in the morning. All warrants issued to teachers without valid certificates are void. Meeting of the Board of County Commissioners of Billings County at Medora courthouse on Saturday February 9, 1907. full board requested for business of importance.
Real estate listing for Beach near Metropolis of Billings County in Golden Valley North Dakota touts prime farm lands adjacent to town and schools within walking distance of the depot. Offers ship lots and ranches of various sizes plus town bargains. Write for the large list.
Samuel E Hast of Beach North Dakota files final commutation proof for Home Mead Entry 2306, Southeast quarter section 20 township 159 range 05, to be witnessed by Charley Haiseman Henry Weinrise Albert Haisman and David H A Schults in Beach on February 23 1907. Regular MWA meetings held second and fourth Saturdays in Opera Hall. Uncle Nehemiah story features a ramshackle Mobile hotel guest scene.
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