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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
12
Aad advertises money to loan on good security. GEO McCLELLAN of Beach North Dakota promises abundant cash, favorable rates and terms, ready money, and extended due dates if desired. The note urges crop owners with short yields to seize the opportunity for a substantial loan locally.
State Humane Officer raids Marmarth after cross county skirmishes near Beach and east county. W. Maxwell jailed for sodomy of his seven year old son. Kidder and associates accused of prostitution and trafficking. Local youths assault Kidder as towns denounce tolerate crime. Marmarth under cloud as investigation widens.
Mrs N W Kunions reports the death of her father in Golden Plains Alta on May 20. He was 73 and served three years in the Civil War as an old soldier. J P Smith of Golden Valley Telephone Co. visited Beach with a carload of supplies. A birth is announced in Cheney Wash a son for Mr and Mrs Clyde Hiland. John F Smith, who went to Rochester Minn for an stomach operation, had a delicate but successful surgery and is expected to recover fully in weeks.
Wibaux voters elected E F Fisher as mayor amid minimal opposition with S B Chappell Allison Davis and others on the Citizens ticket also winning. Ward One alderman E E Jordan faced split opposition from Rucker supporters while Orgain secured a solid alderman seat. The paper notes a prior Rochester consultation and a postponed operation due to delicacy but reports a satisfactory recent outcome.
The Wibaux community organizes a junior baseball nine with $60 raised to buy uniforms. Harry Chappell serves as treasurer. A four door touring Cadillac is bought by T J Bushell from R B Chappell. Frank Darton loses barn hay stack and granary to a fire. significant crop losses follow. D W Grant and Mr Blodgett of Faribault Minnesota visit, investors in Jordan Realty and Loan Co, their trip confirms faith in local prospects.
Medora Herald notes a sharp frost Saturday night forming nearly an inch of ice. The icy coating affected roads and walkways. No injuries or major incidents are reported in the brief weather observation.
Articles detail licenses for marriages in Medora, arrests in Marmarth area including Whiskers Kidder and Chas. Maxwell, and a plan by J. M. Watson to boost tourism with The Badlands Transportation Company. Agricultural notes urge crop rotation and tomato care, with farming advice and continued rural development.
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