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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
2
Market notes show Northern Winter Wheat No 1 and No 2 prices adjusted as of June 13 with figures for Durnm and Drax Sarley Rye cee and Flax No 1 listed. Prices corrected. details include 84 79 138 and 153 alongside other market figures.
Mrs. James Haigh spends summer with relatives at Fest Sendon while Mrs. Thomas Dunnigan recovers in Rochester after surgery. Emily Lee begins as Beach bank stenographer. Numerous locals visit, relocate, or report events including J. P. Reeve, Jack Kane, and A. L. Warner. Community notices cover meetings, land transactions, school figures, and a large clearing sale.
The Nonpartisan League hosts picnics at Beaver Creek bridge near Beach on June 19 and Alpha on June 20 with leading candidates speaking. A large barn dance at William Trester farm near Sentinel Butte features Dr G M Foster’s orchestra and draws Beach residents.
The article discusses choosing wisdom as Solomon did and notes Jesus Christ’s three years of public life as more influential than long lifespans. It warns against indolence and the danger of talents left unused, urging effort to develop one's abilities and pursue worthy ambitions.
Parsons Machine Shop promotes its expert Auto man machinist welder wood man latheman and blacksmith as high quality skilled workers. The ad invites customers to visit with a job, promising satisfactory service and fair pricing without overcharging.
A gold watch fob with a large elk tooth on mounting, marked No 1137 and letters C W F. Return to the Chronicle office for a reward.
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