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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
3
After purchasing the shop once occupied by S. A. Smith the new owner installs a trip hammer and gas engine to provide fast, precise work. A first class mechanic offers horseshoeing plow work and automobile spring welding with a guaranteed pleasing result and right prices.
A U S circuit court of appeals opinion holds a bank that collects a sight draft for liquor purchases in a prohibition state does not violate law prohibiting a carrier from acting as agent. It reverses Judge Amidon’s ruling fining First National Bank of Anamoose $300 under penal code section 239. The draft bill of fading attached to beer purchase was sent to the bank which would collect from the buyer before delivery.
Fargo June 16 Christ Hanson city street cleaner employed on N Avenue was struck by a Moorhead street car at N Avenue and Third Street and killed instantly. He reportedly stepped from a horse that shied into the car’s path. The mangled body was dragged 150 feet before the car could stop.
North Dakota reports several new farmers elevator companies filing with the secretary of state as a strong harvest outlook grows. Sheldon unit Farmers Elevator Co with 100000 capital lists Wm. Allen L. L. Tregloan Samuel Brean H. W. Douglas J. R. Newton and Geo. Lillicrap as directors. Medbury Elevator Co capital 10000 lists W. C. Sanborn W. H. Long T. Martin. Grant Elevator Co Ruby with 25000 capital lists W. A. Hamilton Elling Ellingson Grant Carter as directors.
Frank Moore ex-deputy sheriff of Bowman county receives a letter postmarked in Russia from Ed Molen who stole horses from the Hamilton ranch. Molen says he will not serve a two and a half year prison sentence and boasts of Asia having 5,000,000 horses.
The First National Bank of Beach reports its condition as of June 4 with resources including loans and discounts 140,767.88 secured and unsecured, U S bonds 25,000, cash and due from reserves 91.49, notes and other national bank notes 130.00, and lawful money reserve 15,077.95. Total resources and figures shown reflect standard balance components including redemption funds and circulation.
A new business starts operations in the Farmers and Merchants Bank building inviting past and future customers to visit for full service products in the line of their trade. The note emphasizes readiness to assist with any needs in their field.
A Fargo newspaper man testified in Washington as part of the senate committee probe into President Wilson's ties to sugar interests. A. Y. More, publisher of the Fargo newspaper, described lobbying efforts and the political impact discussed in the inquiry.
Court records show A M Baker and Courier News staff testified they knew nothing of the questioned editorial until print. James A Metcalf of Glendive Mont wrote the piece while Baker was absent, with witnesses noting no intent to harm Senator Gronna and deeming the reference flippant.
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