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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1908
Page
9
The piece stresses the value of improving roads five miles from town and urges farmer involvement. It notes road work in the Valley, rising construction in Beach, a new Congregational church, a new school building, and a brick block in the business district as improvements.
A horse was stolen from Miller Bros during a stop in Butte with a reward offers of 8100 for return, 100 for capture, and 250 extra if capture required lethal force. Captors recovered the thief, but no killing occurred. Devils Lake Democrats seek to strike the 4a percent primary vote clause as unconstitutional. Stark County eyes a new Dickinson courthouse. editorials note newspapers’ political influence.
A collection of jokes and observations about habits, professions, and characters. It notes packers in Chicago using every part of pigs, remarks on blindness in a population, and various social foibles. The piece spoofs gossip, manners, and dating efforts with a quixotic mix of humor and local color.
Special Correspondent F J Snow went to Beach Monday after a load of lumber. Miss Alice Koch was shopping in Beach Monday. Thill was in Beach on business Saturday. Otto Petersilie hosted a social dance in a new house Friday night. Services were held at the Catholic church. John Denton spent Sunday last with his relatives in Beach. Henry Shultebein was a Beach visitor Monday. A nice rain fell Monday, benefiting vegetation. Farmers are smiling and prospects for a good crop look promising. Mrs Don Pearl is a guest of W Shear and family.
Three and a half miles south of town a bay horse, two years old with a bobbed tail, branded heart on left jaw and diamond E on left hip, weight around 550 pounds. Also a red steer with a white face branded on the left side, right ear split. Owners may recover by paying advertising costs and damages. Included are contact notes for Harry Halstad and Jorn Cuar and an auto service ad for Free man & Co.
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