Bankrupts Petition for Discharge in North Dakota
In the District of North Dakota William Alfred Cooper of Burkey Golden Valley asks to be discharged from all provable debts after being adjudged bankrupt on June 4 1915. The court orders notice to known creditors and sets a July 26 1916 hearing in Fargo. Various local notices follow including inheritance tax rulings and social events.
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District Court OF the United States
District OF North Dakota
William Alfred Cooper
Charles F. Amidon
Burkey
Golden Valley
North Dakota
Charles Amidon
Fargo
A. D
Reves Lihe Opera House
Dorothy Gish
Owen Moore
Betty
Greystone
Fatty
Aes Arbuckle
Mabel Normand
Golden Valley Chronicle
Beach
N. D
Bismarck
Neussle
Supreme Court
Fred Strauss
Notice of Stockholders Meeting and Local Sales
Notice lists stockholders meeting for Golden Valley Farmers Co operative Company at Beach North Dakota on June 13 1916. Includes bids for hay and grazing land, notices of estray cattle, and various agricultural sales such as wheat oats and eggs with prices. Also other notices for rental, trespass prohibition, and secretary contact E E Noble.
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Golden Valley Farmers Co-operative Company
Opjera
Beach
Golden Valley
North Dakota
E. E. Noble
New Herbal Skin Balm Promises Rapid Relief
An expert from the American Medicine Company promotes DEXMA herbal salve as a remedy for eczema rashes and skin sores. Testimonies claim the salve clears up itching burns and irritation after daily use for a week, with local pharmacists marketing the product in Ponty deugaiste.
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Sar
R. J. Cramer
American Medicine Company of
Allentown
Stuart Mer
McKirley
Ponty
Dexma
Erarest Herbal
Bala EaPyrecurea
Ankus
Rice & Pierce Druggists
Taken Up and For Sale Notices in North Dakota
Taken up one buckskin gelding weighing 1160 pounds brand IHF with circle below located eight miles north and one mile east of Beach Sec 10 141 105. Also sale notice for two farms in Wibaux County Montana 320 acres with improved lease and 48 acres tillable fenced. Taken up May 26 a black mare branded TK left side with one colt same brand. animals at farm northeast quarter of section 2188 106. J Halvorson Beach North Dakota.
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Beach
S. E. Moot
N. Dak
J. M. Stecker
Wibaux County
C. L. Bovee
Glendive
Mont
W. W. Kelly
Dertien
J. Halvorson
Doan's Kidney Pills Back Dialed Health Claim
An old advertisement extols kidney function and warns of signs of illness. It credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing Mrs. E W Fish of Dickinson North Dakota and urges readers to buy the product for 50 cents at dealers, noting Foster Milburn Co as the makers in Buffalo New York.
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Dean
E. W. Fish
E. Third St
Dickson
N. D
Doan
Seniors Produce Niobe Play to Boost Class Funds
The Seniors staged Niobe last Thursday to raise 140 for graduating expenses. A junior farewell to Miss Lindsey featured a red and white dining setting and verses on menu cards. Rev Shallbery spoke on India schools Monday morning. Examinations end June Mth, class day Saturday 10, Baccalaureate next Sunday 10:30 at the Methodist church. Sewing exhibition drew record garments in Domestic Science.
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Niobe
Lindsey
Hoverson
Lindsay
Shallbery
India
Methodist
Hummer
Domestic Science
Dickinson Wins Two Games On Beach Grounds
Dickinson defeated Beach 8 to 2 at Beach grounds with Paulson on the mound for Beach and Vincent catching. Beach miscues and poor fielding backed Dickinson’s offense led by Smith who hit a homer and a two bagger. Kilroy, Armentrout and Mulligan appeared for Dickinson with solid defensive work and timely hitting.
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Dickinson
Beach
Paulson
Faris
Vincent
Smith
Armentrout
Kilroy
Markus
Decoration Day
Mulligan
Hovgen
Beach Faces Ollie In Summer Heat Clash
Beach plans to improve with warm weather as new players arrive. The squad travels to Ollie Sunday with a nearly current lineup for a nearby town showdown, and a large Beach contingent is expected to attend if weather allows.
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Beach
Ollie
Sentinel Bulletin Report From North Dakota Office
Administration notes solicit support from readers as C Stokken signs the Sentinel Bulletin from North Dakota.
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C. Stokken
Sentinel Bulle
N. Dak
Candidate for Commissioner in Second District
Announcement that the speaker seeks the second district commissioner post in the June 28 1916 primaries. If nominated and elected the candidate pledges a thorough conscientious approach to public service and duties.
Do You Know That Its the Baby That Lives That Counts
Fragmentary text discusses tuberculosis contagion and public health themes with phrases about prevention and cleanliness, lacking clear events or named entities.
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J. A. Montgomery
E. R. Steele
Congregational
H. J. Wall
Mills
Geo. E. Wallace
F. 2. McCurdy
Chronicle Wantq
Glendiver
Trotters
L. J. Perkins
Taylor
N. Dakota
Beach N. Dak
Summers
Hickory
E. J. Hultberg
Sentinel Butter, Saddlery Co
Beach, N. D
Gunder Tweedt
G. M. Foster
Golden Gate
Adam Faris
Chronicle
R. C. W. Leghorn
H. B. Gregory
Brenizer
A. F. Slater
Senator Dunlap
Ecas
Me Nei
M. C. Malmin
Montana
E. A. S. Mott
Grafton
Golden Valley Farmers Cooperative Company
Wye
Chimera
James L. Gordon
Winnipeg
Ralph Bingham
Philadelphia
Beach Opera House
Stensruds
Panama Canal
Kirk
J. A. Haigh
Columbia Fire Underwriters
Opera House
Bid’g
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