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Newspaper

Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1916

Page

5

FOR SALE RAGTIME ORCHESTRA AND LIVESTOCK ADS

A mixed page item list shows sale notices for horses cattle land and farms in Beach North Dakota and Glendive Montana. Includes contact lines for E A Stoddard L J Perkins and C J Halvorson and notices of trades and rentals across several counties with several farm products and livestock prices. The piece reads like classified ads from a 1910s era rural newspaper.

Wichaux County Macroroni Seed Glendive Mont Summers Beach N.1 W. W. Kelly Hickory

Strawberry Plants For Sale From The Field

Senator Dunlap strawberry plants advertised as the market’s most popular option. Fresh from the field at 100 plants for $1.25 postpaid, with lower rates on larger lots. Direct mail offer to Malmin Ak Box 63, Beach N. M. 28-30.

Senator Dunlap Beach N Malmin

Strayed or stolen bay mare and two foal colts near Beach North Dakota

S E Mott requests information leading to recovery of a bay seven year old mare weighing 1050 with a circle bar brand on the shoulder and halter on, plus two unbranded yearling colts and another unbranded bay yearling mare. Reward offered. Contact R F D 2 Beach N Dakota. 29 32.

Beach J. M Trotters post-Stecker L. J. Perkins Box 185 Taylor N. Dakota Summers North Dakota Hickory S. E. Mott R. F

Auto Tags Surpass Previous Year Demand in North Dakota

Bismarck reports that over 26 000 auto tags were issued on June 1, surpassing the 24 908 for all of 1915. The secretary of state expects 1916 totals to exceed 35 000 as applications flood in. Swamped staff has added a fourth clerk to handle licenses, and about 75 percent of licenses this year go to lower priced cars, showing autos becoming common among ordinary citizens.

Bismarck Secretary of State

New Rockford to Have Daily Paper

New Rockford plans a daily newspaper as it aims for state capital status. J H Worst, former president of the agricultural college, will edit the new paper, while changes to the North Dakota Farmer publication are not yet announced.

New Rockford J. H. Worst The Agricultural College

Northern Pacific to Build to Polson

Kalispell Mont June 8 A letter from M M Hannaford president of Northern Pacific to James Herbert Polson Chamber of Commerce says a branch line to Polson will be built He is authorized to prepare a map of definite location and engineers are in the field Needs to clear many difficulties before construction can start but is pushing to proceed as fast as conditions permit

Northern Pacific Polson Kalispell Mont M. Hannaford James Herbert

Great Northern Is He Building Ro

Great Northern advances on the Crookston to Devils Lake main line as 25 miles of track near Larimore near completion. Over 400 workers are laying 90 pound rails between Ojata and Emerado, with the total line from Crookston to Devils Lake to be upgraded this year though ballasting remains from Pa tower to Larimore and Moorehead to Barnesville.

Grand Forks N. D Larimore Great Northern Crookston Devils Lake Ojata Emerado Pa” Tower Moorehead Barnesville

Nails Placed On Automobile Trail Near Schafer North Dakota

Schafer North Dakota June 7. A vandal placed one-inch round-headed roofing nails about two inches apart across a plowed field owned by Martin Peterson south of the C R Dodge pasture ten miles north of Schafer. Olaf Lee of Watford City drove into the nail trap and found about 40 nails in one tire, another vehicle reported 14 nails. Lee had to buy a new tire and inner tube and hire a taxi to return to his car.

Mr. Lee

Beach Band Reorganized With D M Cooper Directing

The Beach Stand band reorganized a week ago with D M Cooper as director. Regular rehearsals twice weekly are held in Ma and Mathison’s large automobile play room donated for practice. About twenty members play well. A series of evening concerts is planned for summer with Beach Chamber of Commerce support, aiming for a lasting organization.

D. M. Cooper Ma & Mathison Beach Chamber of Commerce

Farmer candidate runs for 39th district seat

The candidate endorsed by the Farmers Nonpartisan League announces his bid for Representative of the 39th Legislative District. He is 36, a Bowman County resident for nine years, and has farmed most of his life with one year in Bowman’s livery. He is a Farm Co-operative Elevator stockholder since 1903 and urges farmer representation. Primary election is June 28, 1916.

Farmers Nonpartisan l League Bowman County Bowman Farmers Co-operative

Stokken Announces Candidacy for Commissioner

C Stokken of Sentinel Butte North Dakota declares candidacy for commissioner at the June 28 1916 primaries. He promises a thorough conscientious administration if nominated and elected and solicits support from voters.

C. Stokken Sentinel Butte N. Dak

Stockholders Meeting Notice for Golden Valley Farmers Co op

The annual and regular meeting of Golden Valley Farmers Cooperative Company stockholders will be held at the Opera House Beach North Dakota at 2 PM on Tuesday June 13 1916. Officers and directors will be elected reports heard and approved and other business as may come before the meeting. E E Noale Secretary.

Goldeney Farmers Cooperative Com- CE Golden Valleyers Co-operative Company Beach Golden Valley North Dakota Noale

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