Five Day Chautauqua Pleases Large Audiences
A week of Chautauqua events drew ideal weather and large afternoon and evening crowds. Lecturers and artists pleased many, with Lawson trio and Hazel Kepford highlighted. Lenroot and Reitzel offered engaging talks while Avon Sketch Club and Bouchier Opera provided strong performances despite pockets of mixed reception. Continued on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Lawson
Hazel Kepford
Polly
Hawaii
Chas. E. Payne
Mendelssohn
Congressman Lenroot
Wisconsin
Congress
The
People
Bryan
Alva M. Reitzel
Avon Sketch Club
Bouchier Grand Opera Company
Lucia
Charles Plattenberg
Beach Mayor backs move to adopt commission form of government
J W Brinton mayor advocates petition for a special election to replace the ward system in Beach with a commission government. He cites past city officials acting from private interests, recalls and public projects like a railway park as examples of needed reform and vows to campaign and vote for the change.
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Commission
Beach
C. L. Waldron
Harry Burt
S. A. Smith
Commercial Club
Miles City
Glendive
Dickinson
Mandan
Bismarck
Jamestown
Valley City
Fargo
J. W. Brinton
Sunday ban on moving picture shows in North Dakota towns
City auditors in Rex Rex Serre and Casselton report no Sunday screenings. Valley City Jamestown Grand Forks Fargo Mandan authorities confirm theaters and moving picture shows do not operate on Sundays due to law. No town has attempted Sunday showings.
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Beach
Bismarck
N. Dak
City Auditor
Casselton
Valley City
City Auitor
Jamestown
Grand Forks
Fargo
Mandan
Bankers Edge Lawyers In Amateur Baseball Tilt
A Tuesday matinee at the baseball park saw the Bankers defeat the Lawyers 6 to 4 in a game marked by spirited plays and notable performances. Judges Heath and Stoddard officiated, with Parks earning attention after a double wound, while Burkey Keohane and Hadeon starred for the teams amid enthusiastic crowd support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Stoddard
Judge Parks
Burkey
Keohane
Hadeon
Bankers
Protest Against Sunday Closing Law In Beach ND
J W Brinton mayor notice and petition from Beach residents protesting Sunday closing law enforcement. Aldermen and numerous locals pledge fair play while demanding all city businesses including shops, livery stables, creameries and cigar counters close Sundays. Threats of charges for discrimination follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brinton
Beach
Golden Valley County
North Dakota
A. E. Kastien
M. L. Lovell
J. L. Jepson
W. H. Woodhull
M. Mathison
F. E. Near
T. N. Roble
O R. P. Wand
J. P. Smith
Theo, Schweitzer
John Madison
R. F. Gallagher
H. L. Halliday
Clifford Smith
Wm. Rosenberg
Mark Franklin Jones
Max Bauler
John Hanevold
John Keohane
Johnny
Otto Stensrud
R. C. Fuller
L. B. Westby
Dance Well Attended at Albert Stetzer Barn
A lively barn dance at the Albert Stetzer home drew more than seventy couples in a newly built barn costing fifteen hundred dollars. Foster's orchestra provided the music and attendees were largely from the city. A second dance is planned for Saturday evening July 10 with the same band.
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Albert Stetzer
Foster
Stetzer
Arrival of Kitty Home Talent Play Under Auspices
The Arrival of Kitty, a home talent play under the United Brethren Church, will be staged Friday July 12 at the opera house. The production has enjoyed major success since its New York run and promises to be a dramatic treat with a cast including William Winkler and Marion Kucheman among others.
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The
United Brethren Church
Kitty
New York
William Winkler
Albert Blackbourn
Jane
Daisy Logan Jane
Marion Kucheman
Bobbie Baxter
Harry Burt Benjamin Moore
Hunter Patrick Ting
George Purvis Sam
Harry Kastien
Prominent Speakers at Steiner Farm Meeting
Tomorrow afternoon a large demonstration meeting will be held at the state demonstration farm with an on site farm inspection. D J Steiner leads the event focusing on crop rotation and alfalfa in the community and inviting neighbors and North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station staff to discuss diversified farming. Supt L R Waldron of the Dickinson substation will speak among others. An ice cream and lemonade stand will be run by the Y P S C E of the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Steiner
North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station
L. R Waldron
Dickinson Cub Station
Congregational Church
Steel Girders Erected by Local Contractor
Local contractor C. E. Chadderdon and six men completed placing the heavy girders for the second floor supports of the Logan garage in one day. He has also secured steel work on the Farmers' Store currently under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Chadderdon
Logan Garage
C. E. Chadderden
Farmers
Howard McColeman Opens Tensorial Parlor in Ollie
Howard McColeman left for Ollie last Saturday where he has opened a tensorial parlor. He is very capable and expected to do well in that section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McColeman
Ollie
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Ee Rex
Serre
Attorney Denoyer
McCarthy
Waldron
Hoverson
Denoyer
A. L. Martin
N. P
Sentinel Butte
St. Paul
Suzette
Steiner Farm
Goodridge - Call Lumber Co
A. Johnson
Mgr
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