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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
8
Legal notices of homestead contest filingsagainst Magnus A Rosteen and John H Odden, with hearings set for 1908, plus bankrupt discharge petition by John W Hubble and a court order for a February hearing. County board proceedings note sheriff and witness fees, while local evangelistic meetings report new converts and planned followups.
The document records sheriff and witness mentions in various cases including Will, Gorris, and Easter matters. It lists officials and payments to Geo. E. Burges, W. Stoddard, F. Roberts, Gotham, and others for services and mileage. The County Auditor notes the meeting adjourned to February 14, 1908 after routine business.
Minnie G Livermore of Bed North Dakota petitions for letters of administration on the Beach North Dakota estate of Benjamin F Livermore, deceased, asking the Stale North Dakota to grant to her. The hearing is set for Thursday in Medora Billings County. Respondents and interested parties are cited to appear and show cause. Service by personal delivery and publication in GOLEN Varney Dysocticity Beach publication is ordered.
In a county chronicle column comments flare over food faddists with sarcasm about suffocating diet rules and Christmas cigars. A health feature cites bacteriology claims on milk and butter, noting millions of germs per teaspoon and vast bacteria counts per pound of butter drawn from milk.
County Auditor J A McGregor certifies that the list published elsewhere in this issue is a complete register of adulterated and misbranded foods. The list was certified by E F Ladd Chemist of the North Dakota Government Agricultural Experimental Station and Food Commissioner for North Dakota on December 41, 1907.
Ex Senator Billy Maxon recalls a daring incident on a Chicago to Evanston train where a thief lunged into a car during a door crowd. A passenger yelled thief, the culprit hid, and then attempted to bluff with a claim of relying on the travelers honor.
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