Beach Homesteaders Rally Against Marshall Bill in North Dakota
A mass meeting of about 250 homesteaders in Beach formed the Homesteaders Protective Association of North Dakota and Montana to protest Congressman Marshall's bill. Ed Hoverson named secretary, funds raised, petitions sent to Washington, and efforts described to rally support. Senator McCumber introduced a replacement bill allowing patenting despite coal in the land, with local clubs pushing the measure through Congress.
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Beach Hall
Congressman Marshall
Ed. Hoverson
Washington
Homesteaders Protecive Association
North Dakota
Montana
Marshall
Grenna
McCumber
Leutz
Senate
Bismarck
House
Beach
Martin
Golden Valley
Interior Department
United States
Local Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Fargo Forum
Gronna
Minot
Marriages in North Dakota Face Legal Overhaul
The article notes widespread unlawful marriages in western North Dakota as couples travel to Dickinson to obtain licenses and wed elsewhere. It explains proposed changes to section 4036 to legalize licenses issued anywhere in the state and close loopholes, aiming to prevent flawed unions.
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North Dakota
Dickinson
Gretna Green
Dunn
Billings
Hettinger
Bowman
Morton Counties
Change in Beach drug firms under Stensrud
Otto Stensrud bought half interests in Beach Drug Company and Otte Drug Company at Sentinel Butte, with Chas Lyons retaining his stake. Campbell sells out but keeps the building. Stensrud plans Beach headquarters and to place a druggist in charge at Sentinel Butte. Campbell may enter hotel business in Beach.
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Nother
Beach
Otto Stensrud
Geo. Campbell
Beach Drug Company
Otte Drug Company
Sentinelutte
Stensrud
Minnesota Institute of Pharmacy
Albert Lea
Chas Lyons
Campbell
Sentinel Butte
Butte
Trains to Be Better Lighted by Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific plans extensive electric lighting upgrades to 25 trains after March. Currently only three lines are lit, with the Lake Superior route and Nosland 2 North Coast Limited among the lit services, as a steam dynamo in the baggage car powers the system.
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Northern Pacific
Lake Superior
Duluth
Twin Cities
Nosland 2
North Coast Limited
Puget Sound
Burlington
Chicago
Eesiie Coast
Samples of coal for briquetting experiments
The A C at Fargo North Dakota plans winter briquetting tests supervised by Mr Parker. It requests lignite coal samples from state mines sent uncleaned with slate iron pyrites and other matter. Ship promptly by freight collect to the Department of Engineering. An appropriation of 210000 is sought for college buildings and equipment including dairy and veterinary facilities, dormitories, a horticultural building, and power plant.
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A. C
Parker
Department of Engineering, Agricultural College
Fargo
N. D
V. C. Parcker
The
Agricultural College
Notice of Harness Business Sale and Discount
To whom it may concern A B Kellogg announces the sale of his harness business and stock with possession to be given March 1. He offers a discount on all goods while closing accounts and invites debtors to pay by March 1 to receive five percent off.
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A. B. Kellogg
Open Coal Mine East of Town in Sentinel Butte
Henry Gilbert plans a surface coal mine a mile east of town with a 1200 foot spur track laid by Trainmaster J J Sexton from Glendive. Miners will load coal directly from the mine onto cars. The mine sits four feet underground with an eight foot coal vein beneath, and Gilbert owns the surrounding underlaid land.
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Sentinel Butte
Henry Gilbert
J. J. Sexton
Glendive
Mr. Gilbert
Gilbert
Patent Clothes Line Invented by C. E. Chadderdon
Townsman C E Chadderdon unveils a self adjusting clothes line patent that tightens with heavier loads and uses a steel coil spring to prevent breakage. Wind shifts the line to the side and it re centers as pressure eases. He has a working model at home and returns on the patent this week. Chronicle offers chattel mortgage blanks for sale.
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Secion
C. E. Chadderdon
Chadderdon
Beach Couple Weds Quietly in Dickinson Ceremony
Reese Owens and Miss Jane Luella Dunlap were married Wednesday afternoon at the Congregational church in Dickinson by Rev W J Brown. The couple, welcomed by a hometown praised bride and a well regarded groom, left for a wedding trip to Oshkosh Wisconsin. The Chronicle joins friends in offering congratulations and best wishes. Also announced is Editor W A Young's forthcoming marriage to Miss Mable Clair Cameron on February 10 in Beach.
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Reese Owens
Miss Dunlap
Dickinson
Jane Luella Dunlap
W. J. Brown
Congregational Church
Beach
Thomas Dunlap
Town
Mrs. Owens
No. 2
Oshkosh
Wis
Mr Owen
the Chronicle
W. A. Young
Park River
Death of Waxie Lancaster in Kasota Train Collision
Frank Lancaster known as Waxie, formerly of Cleveland, was killed crossing the Omaha road tracks at Kasota Minnesota. He had been repairing an elevator and returned to Kasota after a medicine show. Coroner Burnett deemed an inquest unnecessary.
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Frank Lancaster
Kasota
Minn
LeSeuer
Lancaster
Cleveland
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Washington, D. C
Senator McCumber
Geo, Campbell
van der Las
Simpson
Dickinson Press
Northern Pacific Road
Aer
East
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