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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
6
The sheep is described as a perpetually head-cold creature needing its nose wiped, yet it uniquely wears all wool clothing year round. It claims the sheep’s greatest feat is getting itself lost in snowstorms, a situation admired by famous painters who have painted scenes of sheep at work in such conditions.
T N Roble announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer at the upcoming primary on June 28 and respectfully solicits voters’ support. He signs his name in a formal political notice.
Que Bert Palmer announces his bid for sheriff of Gold Valley County in the June Republican primary. He pledges to perform the duties of the office to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
Geo F McCloskey of Sentinel Butte North Dakota announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for the office of Sheriff of Golden Valley County. He states he will give the office personal attention if nominated and elected, with the primary set for June 28 1916.
A 1916 notice announces a candidate for the North Dakota Senate in the 39th District Bowman Billings Golden Valley and Slope counties with a June 28 primary. It also names J D Halstead as a Republican sheriff candidate in Golden Valley County with a June 1 primary.
Statement from E E Noble Wit promotes Tam 9 for Golden Valley County Treasurer on the Republican ticket asking voters for support and patronage. The letter emphasizes candidacy and asks for backing.
Tom L. Smith asks residents to back his bid for county judge at the June Republican primaries. He requests support and assistance from voters in the county.
A candidate for the 39th legislative district nomination outlines seven years on a homestead near Amidon and a deep study of local needs. He claims readiness to push legislation benefiting Slope Golden Valley Bowmen counties and the district. He contrasts himself with Mr McDonald, who has led state and national education groups and earned Non Partisan League endorsement.
A. Smith, current sheriff candidate, seeks re-election in the June 28 primary. He pledges an economical, fair administration based on two years in office and invites voters to review his open record. The statement identifies him as also serving as Register of Deeds for Golden Valley County.
Golden Valley County voters are urged to support C. I. Crone in the June 28 1916 Republican primary for County Treasurer. Crone notes six years residency in the county and five years as bookkeeper and assistant cashier at Golden Valley State Bank, pledging efficient, economical administration. The notice is signed by Crone and J. W. Page.
Obert A. Olson of Bowman North Dakota announces candidacy for Representative from the 39th Legislative District comprising Slope Golden Valley Billings Bowman Counties. He cites grain and stock farming experience and roles in cooperative bodies and the Equity Society. He pledges to push pro farmer legislation and asks for votes in the June 28 1916 Republican primary.
A candidate announces for State Senator from the 39th district including Slope Golden Valley Billings and Bowman Counties subject to voter will at the June primary. He notes long residence in Golden Valley County and league endorsement. Also a Beach District No 1 school district No 3 treasurer race noted with June 6 election.
Mandan North Dakota May 24 Step ping back about six feet from William Osterman from whom he had tried to collect 10 Fred Winters alleged bad man fired one shot at him from a 32 cal revolver Osterman died instantly the bullet struck him above the heart The shooting occurred shortly after noon Monday at the Jack Crowle weh near Hebron Pat Costello a ranch hand saw the murder Winters covered them with a revolver while trying to mount his horse to escape Crowle braver possible fire rushed into the ranch house seized a Winchester rifle and held Winters covered until he gave up Winters has affected bad manne [salia high hat wool chaps and dangling spurs and for a year has been engaged in gambling at various towns on the Mandan Kill deer branch line Osterman aged 23 single was homesteading He came west four years ago from Hancock Minnesota The body will be shipped Winters is being held on a charge of first degree murder.
A patriotic fund conference endorsed aid for families of American soldiers serving with the expeditionary force. About 6000 men from Canada and Manitoba are cited, with Captain Frank E. Gane of Manitoba College among the listed casualties.
Carlyle Opera House hosts Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Preston Church offers Sunday School at 2:00 p.m. and preaching at 3:00 p.m. Ollie Opera House holds preaching at 7:30 p.m. Pastor Ira F. Rankin delivers the messages.
Congregational church invites worship with Morning Worship at 11:00 a m Y P at 8 5 6 30 p m Evening Service 7 30 p m Midweek Bible study and prayer on Wednesday at 8 o clock Pastor George N Keniston invites all to attend services at the church.
The public is welcome to attend at the Methodist Episcopal Church with services Sunday Epworth League at 7 00 p m preaching at 8 00 p m Wednesday prayer at 7 30 p m Epworth League business first Tuesday monthly at 7 30 p m Ladies Aid Society every two weeks Pastor Tra E Hammer listed as contact.
F C Cole faced forgery charges in Bushells court with S J Leahy prosecuting and B S Thrasher defending. The forged check drawn on Farmers and Merchants Bank of Beach was issued to pay for goods at E E Peterson store for 40 dollars. The defendant claimed the check came from another party for a horse sale, but lack of proof led to remand to District Court.
An old newspaper item catalogs a gopher control ad touting Kill-Em Quick poison as effective and easy to use with a sweet taste and odor. It notes cost per acre and a money-back guarantee. Also mentioned is John Thelin finding Indian relics near Saunders Creek in Devils Lake, and a county commissioner’s note about the discovery.
Patrons urged to secure reserved seals early for The Ne'er Do Well after many missed Damaged Goods. Organizers warn seats limited and demand high for the upcoming presentation.
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