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Newspaper

Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1913

Page

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Father Cleary on Temperance lecture at opera house

Father J ms Cleary delivered a well attended lecture on Temperance at the opera house Sunday evening. He departed from the usual approach, spoke with eloquence and force, and held the audience's attention from start to finish. He argued against condemning individuals and urged humane, moral leadership to rebuild society, citing the Milwaukee Mutual Life Insurance stance and wider temperance dangers.

J. Ms Cleary Opera House Munday Father Cleary Carrie Nations Ward Brother Milwaukee Mutual Life United States

Ness bribery case roils North Dakota legislature

In Bismarck rumors swirl over a bribery case involving Ben Ness who is charged with attempting to bribe legislators to kill the anti snuff bill. The complaint alleges Ness told Diver and Twichell that others may have been approached. A stenographer’s statement is under review by the investigative committee. Ness is married but separated. Near remains jailed until hearing. Two miners, Charles Adkins and James Dahl, died at a Reeder coal mine when a cave collapsed during noon work.

Bismarck N. D Ben Ness Ness Diver Twichell Mankato Minn Near Arma of Theake Reeder Hettinger Charles Adkins James Dah LF Ranch

Farcical Liquor Bill Killed In North Dakotas House

Bismarck North Dakota February 26 Representative Martin’s bill to permit sale of intoxicating liquors in certain state hotels was indefinitely postponed in the house. The vote favored killing the measure though the total membership present would not have yielded a majority. The author claimed passage would have added up to one million dollars to the state road fund. Hon A L Martin Sentinel Butte was in the city yesterday on business with Farmers Merchants bank where he serves as president.

Bismarck N. D Martin A. L. Martin Sentinel Butte Farmers & Merchants Bank

Need Pay No License Need Pay No License

Fargo N D Feb 28 A producer can sell at retail in North Dakota without a license This is the decision of the supreme court of the state in a case testing the transient merchant law The court holds that a producer who ships in a car of apples is not a transient merchant and the law does not apply The syllabus outlines that a merchant is one who buys to sell or buys and sells goods and that transient merchants must pay licenses The case concerns Jeffe L Sleming and a farmer who ships his own fruit into the state.

Fargo N. D North Dakota Supreme Court of Supreme Court State of Alainsf Jeffe L. Sleming

Birthday Farewell Surprise For A C Haijsman

A group of Pioneer G V Farmers gathered at Albert Haijsman’s farm south of town on a birthday and farewell to his move to Tyndall South Dakota. They organized a secret plan with Vince Wickawas chairing the committee and John Blomstrom handling kitchen duties. Toastmaster John entertained with humor as Otto and Vince debated socialism while the kitchen bustle and a late sausages and kraut dinner kept the party lively.

Golden Valley Albert C. Haijsman Tyndall S. D Haiseman Mr. Haijeman Haijeman Haijsman Vince Wickawas John Blomstrom Otto Albert Haijsman Charlie Heckman John Theing Vince Wicka Otto Blomstrom

Winters End Sparks Orchestrated Evening in Valley

John had set a high standard for wit while the rent of the boys strained patience until Conrad Fakler, usually retiring, suggested spring would soon come and conversation overflowed as the refrigerator warmed. The session lasted late, ending with departures as dawn broke. Mr Hajisman and family leave the valley, mourned by locals long connected to the area.

John Conrad Fakler

Burglar Strikes Fred Blumson Pool Bowing Club

A bold burglar entered Fred Blumson’s pool and bowling club, one door south of the post office, early Thursday night through a back window and rifled the cash register, stealing $9.25 in silver. No other items were disturbed. suspects are under investigation and may be caught for reflection.

Fred Blumson Blumson

The Rosary at Beach Opera House

A new play The Rosary by Edward E. Rose opens Thursday March 12 in this city at the Beach Opera House. Produced by Ed W. Rowland and Edwin Clifford, it depicts a modern American family torn by discord then restored by a higher spiritual influence.

Beach Opera House Edward E. Rose Messrs. Ed. W. Rowland Edwin Clifford

Farmers Institute Sets One Week Workshop Dates

Golden Valley prepares for a week long Farmers Institute March 10 to 14 with state experts from Beach high school faculty guiding sessions. Cooperative association activities on Monday open the program followed by domestic science, animal feeding, entomology and farm mechanics lectures led by G Wandlett Geo Haley and others, highlighting practical farming improvements.

Farmers’ Institute Prosent Agricultural Department of the Beach High School Golden Valley Institute Farmers’ Co-operative Club Cooperative Association Clara Flemington G. W. Paandlett Geo. Haley G. Wandlett Geo Haley Wens Randlete Monticulare LR. Waldron G. W. Randlett Deirying

Mrs Miller Hosts Farewell for Miss Jacobs at Beach

Mrs H M Miller hosted a Thursday evening gathering to honor Miss Anna Jacobs, retiring from the Beach post office. The party included whist and amusements, a midnight three course supper, and a carved gift, as friends wish her well in a new home.

H. M. Miller Anna Jacobs Miller Sethe

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