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Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1916

Page

2

Chance to shoot for new Remington trophy

The Remington Arms Co informed Gen. T. H. Thorasson the War Department approved Ilion New Yorks offer to present a bronze Remington centennial trophy to the organized militia of each state for marksmanship. A 34 inch high trophy will symbolize the achievement and industry of citizen soldiers. Details on the competition will follow from the adjutant general in Bismarck.

Bismarck N. Dak Remington Arms Co T. H. Thorasson War Department Tlion N. Y Remington Ilion

Youth Dies From Bite Of Montana Wood Tick

Robert Gussner, 27, son of George Gussner, pioneer merchant, died in Bismarck hospital from blood poisoning and fever after a Montana wood tick bite. He had traveled through Idaho and British Columbia, returning via Montana. Survived by parents and brother Arthur. Funeral at Presbyterian church Friday at 2.00. The bite caused spotted fever, fatal in about 80 percent of cases, with tick prevalent in mountainous western Montana regions.

Bismarck N. D Robert Gussner George Gussner Bismarck Hospital Bonners Ferry Idaho Robert Gassner Mountains Robert Bonniers Ferry British Columbia Montana Arthur Presbyterian Church Meyers Gussner Miles City Hamilton Missoula

Mandan to Host First State German Catholic Convention

Mandan will entertain about 1,000 delegates for June 24 to 26 as the first state conference of all German Catholic societies. Meetings will be at the opera house. delegates housed with local families. St Joseph's, St Mary's groups and others will be represented from surrounding towns. Valley City declined to host due to crowd size. Mandan bid and won. The program has not yet been announced.

Mandan Vereins Opera House St. Joseph’s Societies St. Mary’s Sodalities Valley City

Secret to live 1,000 years offered for hair growth scheme

New York on June 7 reports Harold Hahn holdt of San Francisco seeks 500000 to grow hair on any head in two months and publish a book revealing life extension. Urban claims the scheme cannot be patented and a verbal payment pledge may be accepted. Raynholdt, an alleged 952-year-old infant, is said to be involved in mining and waiting for subway openings.

P.O Corn Products Corn Products Co New York Harold C. Hahnholdt Fourth Howard St San Francisco Joseph B. Urban Urban Raynholdt Preserverance Mr. Urban Ravn John D. Rockefelle Andrew Carnegie

A Third Bank for Bowman Pioneer Indicates Expansion

Bowman Pioneer reports that Bowman county State Bank may form a third bank in Bowman. Articles of incorporation list Geo I Nelson J C Nelson and J L Barret of Watford ND as organizers. No local connections confirmed. possible sites include Main Street near the Cozy theatre or south of Herman Meyer’s garage.

Bowman Pioneer Bowman Bowman County State Bank Office of Register of Deeds Bowman County Geo. l. Nelson J. C. Nelson J. L. Barret Watford N. D Adam Hannah Minneapolis Hannah Minnesota Nelson Mable Minn Mabel Bank State ‘Bank of Main Street Herman Meyer

Lord smiles on Jones as he becomes father of twins

A Farm and Fireside anecdote recalls Mr Jones being greeted with a minister’s congratulations after twins arrived. Jones remarks that the Lord has smiled on him, laughing aloud at the notion of divine favor.

Mr. Jones Jones

Calendar reform proposes 13 months of 28 days after war

A letter from officials of the U S government universities and learned societies urges Rev H P Hames to back a postwar calendar reform. It envisions 13 months per year with 28 days each and a new month Exember between June and July. Holidays align with Sundays or Wednesdays and Easter falls on April 15. A calendar congress may fix 1920 or 1915 as the implementation date.

New York United States H. P.hames Europe

Shot That Struck Napoleon Displayed in Paris Collection

The grapeshot ball that hit Napoleon at Ratisbon on April 23, 1809 is shown at an institution after a long journey. A minor flesh wound was caused, and the bullet was kept by officers and descendants before being donated to the museum.

Napoleon Paris Ratisbon Bonaparte

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