Yankee Robinson Circus Draws Record Crowd in Local Stop
A bright day helped Yankee Robinson's show attract a record crowd of six thousand. The day included a street parade, performances by clowns riders and acrobats, and a large evening dance at the opera house. The circus left for Dickinson Monday evening after a successful stop without incident.
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Yankee Robinson
Miles City
Yankee Robinson Circus
Lools
Trotters
Carlyle
Burkey
Sentinel Butte
Montana
Opera House
Jones
Dickinson
Bootlegger Apprehended Before Circus Day
Sheriff Smith arrested D. H. Eaton a former Sentinel Butte resident after finding three flasks of liquor on him and more than four dozen flasks in a nearby auto. Eaton pleaded guilty and was sentenced to ninety days in jail and a $200 fine by Judge Crawford in Dickinson.
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Eaton
Waldron
Heath
Smith
Crawford
Dickinson
Petition Seeks Commute for Frank from Beach, Golden Valley
A petition signed by more than two hundred Beach and Golden Valley county residents asks Georgia's governor to commute Frank's life sentence to life imprisonment. circulated by William Rosenberg and sent via the Fargo Courier-News editor, alongside other North Dakota petitions.
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Georgia
Frank
Beach
Golden Valley
William Rosenberg
Fargo Courier-News
North Dakota
School Notes Showcases Domestic Science Exhibition
The sewing exhibition last Friday in the Domestic Science department drew many parents. Works from two high school classes and the seventh grade included dresses towels aprons nightgowns and crocheting. The Junior Senior reception followed with refurnished high school rooms festooned in orange and black and a three course banquet hosted by sophomores.
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Cof
Fee
Marguerites
Olive Amunrud
Thora Hoverson
Gertrude Halstead
Helen Chandler
Vivian Nolan
Annie Oby
Vera Paulson
Angeline Ulvig
Rose Theisen
Dorothy Hammell
Lillian Wolfe
Seite
Prof. van Tausk
Golden Valley Sunday School Convention Set at Rocky Butte
The Golden Valley County Sunday School Association will hold a convention at Rocky Butte Church on Sunday June 27 with a Saturday session June 26. The gathering opens at 9 30 AM and Rev Walter A Snow General Secretary will attend. Delegates and members are urged to attend. the program will be published soon.
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Golden Valley, County Sunday School Association
Rocky Butte
Walter A. Snow
Beach to Ollie and Carlyle rail line to open by Oct first
Northern Pacific plans a Beach to Ollie and Carlyle branch in operation by October 1 pending materialization. President Hannaford confirms construction after farmers and Beach businessmen raised 21000 as a bonus with tracklaying to start once materials and crews arrive. New towns Burkey Ollie Carlyle could gain elevators stores and growth from grain movement and harvest prospects.
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Beach
Ollie
Carlyle Country
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
R. D. Williams
Northern Pacific
J. M. Hannaford
N. P
Burkey
Carlyle
Hannaford
St. Paul
Minn
Power Clothing Co Donation Aids Beach Rail Line Fund
Through a correction the Power Clothing Co donated 25 dollars to the fund for a branch line from Beach to the Northern Pacific railroad. The shop has long supported civic and rural improvement, as shown by this contribution to the new railroad project.
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Power Clothing Co
Northern Pacific Railroad
Beach
Power Store
Circus License Battle Clouds Beach City Hall
A dispute over a circus license erupts as Beach officials spar with the mayor and aldermen. The mayor pro tem signs a $5 license while the real mayor asserts control, cites $36 in police costs, and warns the council of unneeded expenses amid a holiday meeting.
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Beach
Chief McNiece
Ting
McNiece
Kastien
Jepson
Miles City
Dickinson
Guy Lovell
Lovell
Commencement Next Friday at Opera House
The class of 1915, nine graduates including nine names, will hear Rt. Rev. J. Poyntz Tyler deliver the commencement address. The program features music by orchestras and glee clubs, an address of welcome by Albert Tobias, and the presentation of diplomas by Supt. C. J. N. Nelson.
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Opera House
J. Poyntz Tyler
Fargo
North Dakota
Mary Eleanor Asheburner
Josephine Margaret Haugen
Mary Irene Johnson
Margaret Ellen McCarthy
Ralph Augustine Norem
Russel Cornell Letson
Edna Sophia Steiner
Anna Lucinda Stetzer
Albert Theodore Tobias
F. W. Gress
Hazel Dickinson
Albert Tobias
Georgia Gray
Edna Steiner
Boys’ Glee Club
C. J. N. Nelson
Weather contrasts as heavy rain hits area and Steiner farm
Reports from Steiner farm indicate 80 inches of rainfall since Tuesday. Yesterday hardly any rain fell at Steiner farm while Beach saw a very heavy shower in the early afternoon. Rain north of here has been very heavy during the week. John Tatley was among the Ol lie visitors during the week.
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Steiner Farm
Beach
Here
Ball Notes and Team Movements Across Leagues
Doyle is released by Fargo Moorhead causing fan surprise. Duluth signs him quickly. Chicago teams may top standings while St Boniface shines in the North and Duluth holds last year’s position. Grand Forks balks at paying transportation to training camp triggering a players strike.
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Doyle
Fargo-Moorhead
Duluth
Chicago
St. Boniface
Grand Forks
Wibaux Defeats Locals In Windy Match 10 8
The Beach team traveled to Wibaux and lost 10 to 8 after a long wind affected game. Canty pitched for the locals, Brownlee and Fox for Wibaux. Pergis led at the plate with three hits and a walk. Nelson and Armentrout starred for Wibaux. Sunday, locals travel to Baker for season finale.
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Wibaux
Canty
Brownlee and Fox
Wilaux
Paulson
Pergis
Nelson
Armentrout
Baker
Memorial Day Fittingly Observed at Opera House
Memorial Day observance at the opera house featured Attorney Simpson of Dickinson as speaker highlighting gratitude for peace and a nation of heroes of peace. Rev Keniston introduced, with choral closing of the Star Spangled Banner and taps by D M Cooper. Foster’s orchestra and a mixed quartet provided music.
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Opera House
Attorney Simpson
Dickinson
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Rev
Keniston
Messrs. Blodgett
Stockwell
Joseph A. Kitchen
F. W. Gross
George Christensen
D. M. Cooper
Foster
Catholic Mission Attracts Wide Audience In City
The Catholic mission at the city church draws diverse attendees. Rev Father Hopper of the Paulist order speaks on The Christian Home then The Duty of Prayer at high mass, with a final lecture on Perseverance. Lectures appeal across denominations.
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Father Hopper
United States
Canada
Arnold Wins School Director Election at Old School
In a Tuesday vote totaling 473, A L Arnold won the school director post with 248 votes. J R Waters received 109 and W A Sprague 115. Rural voters backed Arnold. many women voters participated. Waters had no campaign but was listed by supporters.
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J. R. Waters
A. L. Arnold
W. A. Sprague
Arnold
Messrs. Waters
Sprague
Mr. Waters
William Rosenberg
F. E. Heath
O. M. Olson
E. E. Dickinson
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Mendelssohn Sextet
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T. Mendelssohns
Chautauqua
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Swan
Messrs. Westby and
Part
John Tatley
Leroy Pate
Schweitzer
Irvine L. Lenroot
Wisconsin
Lenroot
Senator la Follette
Little Bob
Chicago Tribune
Congress
Lochen
Schaffer
Firview
Mont
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