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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
1
Bits from Mandan Beach and Terry including traders, new bank opening with Karl Olsen cashier, and town traders like Laughnan, McKegor, and Phipps. A leap year library ball, county board of health names, and community notes on schools, creamery plans, and local visits fill the page.
County commissioners convened in regular session electing J B Stoddard as chairman for 1908. They audit treasurer and auditor books, set aside funds for a protective live stock fund, appoint a board of health, name Medora Herald official newspaper, and authorize county printing bids. Petitions, tax abatements, and other routine actions are noted with multiple bills approved.
A New Year gift idea for the entire family. The phonograph offers lasting enjoyment with every new record and can sing play or talk. World famous instruments priced from 12.80 to 35 dollars with records at 35 cents each. Call at the store to hear one.
Beach Drug Company promotes winter goods across all departments. It pledges honest values and reasonable prices, with a complete stock for men women and children. The ad highlights SHAROOD SHOES and a fresh grocery department featuring coffee and tea.
Items list lost or for sale including a two year old bay gelding branded Toft, a brindle cow branded Yazy, hay for sale near Beach, Edison phonographs, harness and shoe repairs, and multiple land notices for homestead entries with witnesses from Barkey and Beach.
Michigan football fans create a moving emblem using four goo banners and yellow lines during the Penn game. Stanford students on the coast are noted for white caps while Michigan uses a movable varsity letter, symbolizing school spirit.
Ground feed of all kinds available for purchase with cash paid for Outs Bairley Wheat and Speltz. ABACH.
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