Golden Valley Creamery Association Organized at Beach
Farmers and business men in Beach North Dakota formed The Golden Valley Creamery Association on February 22, 1908 to purchase and operate a local creamery. J. A. Miller was named chairman, J. M. Cort of Minneapolis spoke, and officers E D Logan, E L Holven, E E Noble, OQ M Olson, V Wicka, H C Calander and P C Erickson were elected. Secretaries directed to file incorporation papers and prepare books.
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E. L. Holven
E. E. Noble
OQ. M. Olson
V.wicka
H. C. Calander
P. C. Erickson
Cort
Golden Valley Creamery Association
E. E. Nosrz
Burkey Items Report Local Whispers and Events
Mr N Mouse and Miss Vetch wed at the church on Wednesday and will live on Mr Mouse s homestead west of Burkey. Otto Petersilie and Arthur VanDale are a well for Ferdinand Koch. Mr Koch fell feet into his other well and did not get water. Frank Schram was called home last week due to his mother s sudden illness. W H Hunck is busy putting up ice. J B Page and Miss Cumberland visited Sentinel Butte Monday. Frank Stone of Sentinel Butte visited Beach on Wednesday.
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N. Mouse
Miss Vetch
Mr. Mouse
Burkey
Otto Petersilie
Arthur VanDale
Ferdinand Koch
Koch
Frank Schram
Schram
St. Cloud
W. H. Hunck
J. B. Page
Miss Cumberland
Sentinel Butte
Frank Stone
Republican state convention calls back caucus system in Minot
The official notice urges county central committees to use the old caucus method to select delegates and presidential electors for the May Minot convention. Public notices must announce caucus times and places at least ten days prior, with sessions between 2 and 9 PM and polling open for at least one hour. Legislative amendments to the primary law may follow.
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Minot
Publec Ree Ot
Billings County Sheriff Candidate Announces Candidacy
J. S. Snyder announces his candidacy for Billings County sheriff subject to Republican primary voters in June. He declares intent to seek the office and asks for support from local voters.
Dedication at Dickinson Armory Opens New Building
Fifteen thousand people attended the dedication of the new $25,000 armory building at Dickinson last Monday. Senator L A Simpson gave the welcome, Attorney Frank Baker spoke for Co E N D M G, which will occupy the structure. Governor Burke and Senators Little and Hanna were present.
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Dickinson
Sen
L. A. Simpson
Frank Baker
Burke
Little and Hanna
Act Providing Second Entry in Homestead Laws
The act approved February 8 allows many who lost or abandoned prior homestead entries to reapply under existing laws. Applicants must describe their former entry, but those whose prior entry was cancelled for fraud or relinquished for valuable consideration are excluded.
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Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Dedication of Largest North Dakota Armory Under New Law
Col A P Peake and Edward Wright led the dedication of a new 66 by 170 foot armory, the state’s largest, funded by a $5 000 appropriation under a new law. Capt A J Osborne, serving as battalion adjutant in the Philippines, helped secure local business subscriptions. A dance and banquet closed the events, well attended. Milch cow listed as local entry.
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A. P.peake
Edward Wright
A J. Osborne
Co. K
North Dakota
Philippines
A L Marti To Run For US Senate 39th District
A L Marti announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for the US state senator seat in the 39th legislative district covering Billings Mercer and Oliver counties. He cites Roosevelt era policies and four years in the state lower house, urging voters to renominate him at the June primary.
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Billings
Mercer
Oliver
Theodore Roosevelt
Missouri River
North Dakota
A. L. Marti
Mercy
A. L. Martin
Sentinel Butte
E. F. Mittehler
Oliver County
Seiler
Mercer County
A. L. Simpson
Dickinson
Simpson
Hanna declares candidacy for Congress on Republican ticket
L. B. Hanna announces his run for member of Congress as a Republican candidate subject to the June primary election, addressing voters in North Dakota.
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North, Dakota
Congress
L. B. Hanna
Glendive Hosts Beach In Rematch Basketball Night
Tonight at the hall Glendive faces Beach in a return game. Beach seeks revenge after a heavy early defeat at Glendive as Bauch Orchestra provides post game music and a dance follows the matchup.
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Glendive
Beach
Bauch Orchestra
Big political meeting draws crowd in Beach
A large Beach city hall crowd heard Hon. L. B. Hanna of Fargo now a state senator and congress candidate, along with Sen. L. A. Simpson and other leaders. Speakers covered district politics, national issues, and local governance as restoration of growth and future representation were urged.
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L. A. Simpson
Dickinson
Billings County
Beach
L. B. Hanna
Fargo
Stark County
Rearu
Congress
Hanna
Hardy North Dakota plum growth proves hardy varieties
North Dakota horticulturists promote plum trees as hardy and productive in claySubsoil conditions. It notes several varieties such as Denrr Forest Garden Wynitua ker Wol Rolingstont and Hiuwwkaye proving fruitful at Fargo Station gardens for ten years. It also highlights compass cherry as a strong North Dakota planting option and urges farmers to plant this spring.
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North Qhueont
North Dakota
Northwest
New England
North Dakota Agricultural College
Waugh
Minnesota
Forest Garden
Garcenes
Fargo
Avery
North
Davola
Clerk of Court Candidate Declared in Litines State
H. Gilbert announces his candidacy for Clerk of Court of Litines enaty. The decision of the voters will be made at the primary election to be held June 24, 1908.
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Billings County
Mysif
Litines Enaty
Fragmentary Notice on Homestead Absence During Winter
A damaged OCR shows a public note discussing an act allowing homestead claimants to be absent from their claims this winter. The fragment mentions residency, conferences, and officials named Mecister Thiessa and Conesi, with unclear dates and context.
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State Auditor
Bismarck Tribune
J. S. Snyder
Hansbrough
N. D
B. Hanna
Wealh Arera House
Golden Valley
C. A. Johnson
C. B. Little
U. S. Senate
C. W. Crawford
Earl
State Senate
Joe Ferris
Medora
Mr. Burrs
Shear
Wright
Center
No. S
Mr. Hanna
Hardy
North Dakota & i
UMS
W.R. Lanson
The
H. Gilbert
Thiessa
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