Local Talent Shines In Senti nel Butte Play A Noble Outcast
A crowd at Senti nel Butte enjoyed a Monday night performance of A Noble Outcast by local talent. Cast praised for poise and delivery, mirroring modern production standards. Beach residents applauded the amateurs and look forward to future shows. The Chroncle notes complimentary tickets but misses editor due to a family bereavement, and records the tale of Mr Malmin, aided by L P Svela, and a Maine-to-Montana personal reunion sparked by a land office sign tale.
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Sentinel Butte
Beach
Chronicle
New Company Mean Business Beach Firms Up Machinery Trade
Geo Baht and eastern partners purchase the Overstad Hoverson machinery business and three lots south of the Framers Merchants bank. They plan a two story 60 by 100 foot building with electric light and elevator and will use the second floor as a hall until spring delivery. Baht will manage the new firm.
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Geo. Baht
Overstad & Hoverson
Framers & Merchants Bank
Baht
Meeting Sparks Romance Across Oceans at Malmin Farm
Mr. Per Svela of Gendilye Norway visited the Malmin farm eight miles north of Beach during the holidays. The meeting reportedly carries a romance, as Mr Malmin, once left homeless in old Norway about 18 years ago, recounted rivers once not flowing with milk.
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Per Svela
Gendilye
Mont
Malmin Farm
Beach
Malmin
Svela
Norway
Merry Wedding Bells 6 H Howard and Miss Mabel Gilbert
C H Howard of this city and Miss Mabel Gilbert of Sentinel Butte quietly married aboard No 4 en route to Dickinson. Witnessed by bride’s brother and Miss Magness, ceremony performed by Father Dignam. Howard, a Beach N P depot employee, hid plans. Gilbert is a Sentinel Butte pioneer’s daughter and former county teacher. The Chronicle offers hearty congratulations.
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C. H. Howard
Mable Gilbert
Sentinel Butte
Dickinson
Magness
Father Dignam
Mr Howard
Beach
N. P. Depot
H. Gilbert
the Chronicle
Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Gus Wo John Dec 23
An eight pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Gus Wo John on December 23. Other notes mention Mr Fred Stemnsrude and Miss Gilbert from Sentinel Butte attending a masquerade ball Thursday night and J Merek leaving Tuesday for Zenith North Dakota to take mining work. Attorney George H Purchase visited Dickinson on business returning on No 3. Miss Anna Thompson of Vern Dale Minnesota visits relatives of Mrs Dr L G Smith. Mrs Jess Whitacker left for Edmore Michigan to stay two months visiting her parents before returning to Beach.
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Gus. Wojohn
Fred Stemnsrude
Gilbert
Sentinel Butte
J. Merek
Zenith
N. Dak
George H. Purchase
Dickinson
Anna Thompson
Verndale
Minn
L. G. Smith
Jess Whitacker
Edmore
Michigan
Beach
F. N. Tuller
Wm. Woodhull
Woodhull
Tuller
Bill to help homesteaders shields surface titles from coal
A bill by Congressman T. F. Marshall aims to protect homesteaders facing loss of farms where coal lands lie beneath. The measure would vest surface title without coal rights, preventing patents from conveying coal deposits while aiding settlers across the Dakotas Montana Wyoming and New Mexico. It notes 10,000 cases pending final proof hindered by coal land classifications and outlines terms for surface-only patents and coal-deposit ownership rules. The bill targets those in North Dakota among others, seeking to preserve farms while acknowledging government coal ownership.
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T. F. Marshall
Land Department
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
New Mexico
North Dakota
Congressman Marshall
Markets Show Higher Prices at South St Paul Sale
Clay Robinson and Company report cattle at South St Paul were 10 to 15 cents higher than a week ago. Best beef steers brought up to 6.00 with quality meat around that price. fair to good kinds 5.00 to 5.50. Cows and heifers to 5.00, good kinds 4.00 to 4.25, plain 2.85 to 3.25. Veal 5.60 to 6.00. light stockers and feeders strong with best up to 4.60, other grades 4.00 to 4.25.
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Clay, Robinson & Company
South St. Paul
Masquerade Ball at Beach Opera House Ends Year in Style
A large Frosty crowd attended the masquerade ball at the Beach opera house last night to usher in the new year. Prizes went to Miss Anna Thompson and Max Kendall for best costumes and prizes also awarded for best waltz and two step. The event netted about $60 in gross receipts and the basketball team earned praise for their second ball success.
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Beach Opera House
Anna Thompson
Max Kendall
C. H. Moulton
Christmas Program Brief in Williams Area
Local notes report Beach visitors Messrs Snow Glaizer and Meigs. Mrs Offrey and Reba Jefferies plan Minneapolis Christmas with relatives. Weather reduced attendance. remaining guests enjoyed program. Several residents, including A Schouboe and George Sonsella, traveled to or from Beach. School pupils at Fairplay take a week off. Mrs Lillian Lies visited Mrs L B Schouboe. H E Ingledue had an accident when his horse balked in wind and snow near Williams.
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Fairplay School
Claude Schouboe
Williams
Lillian Lies
L. B. Schouboe
H. E. Ingledue
Mr. Ingledue
Dakota National Forest Reserve Established in Billings County
The Theinson branch of the U S land office reports the new Dakota National Forest reserve located about 22 miles south of Medora, 25 miles north of Griffin, and roughly 30 miles northwest of New England. The area covers 14 080 acres across multiple townships including tracts 18 14 15 27 in township 14 22 with 22 sections.
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Theinson
U.S. Lang Qice
Dakota National Forest Reserve
Billings County
Medora
Northern Pacific
Griffin
Milwaukee
Yale
New England
Bullion Butte
Forest Station Aimed At North Dakota Tree Planting
Senator McCumber introduced a bill to appropriate 100000 dollars for a tree plant and shrub experimental station in the semi arid lands west of Mandan. The station would test trees suitable for rapid growth and aid settlers in choosing varieties for reforestation of treeless areas near Billings county. The site near the national forest would support conservation experiments in the North Dakota forest reserve.
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McCumber
Senate
Mandan
North Dakota
National Forest
Billings County
North Dakota Forest Reserve
Dickinsor Press
Christmas Day Injuries and Local Gatherings Mentioned
A buggy crash left the horse and contents snagged in a wire fence injuring Claude Schouboe and sending Mr Ingle home with minor bruises while the horse escaped. Miss Viola Schouboe spends Christmas at her claim. Mr and Mrs Moore and G C Snow dine with Mr and Mrs Chas Mallett for Christmas.
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Claude Schouboe
Mr. Ingle
Viola Schouboe
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Mr. Malmin
L. P. Svela
Glendive
America
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Wisconsin
Terry, Mont
Terry
N. P. Railway Co
George Baht
H. Howard
Miss Mabel Gilbert
Marshall
Ramady
Steaders
South St Paul
Dakota Forest
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