Chronicle announces moving period and reduced pages
The Chronicle explains severe difficulties with a single staffer besides the editor and a four page issue. It plans to move to a new home by July first and continue weekly with condensed four page size during the move. It asks readers to overlook shortcomings and promises a standard future. Also seeks a competent cook.
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State Watch
Classified Snapshot From Beach Newspaper Page
Various local notices including loans and bakery ads, job inquiries, Edison phonographs for sale, real estate, rent listings, an optical visit schedule, livestock notice about a strawberry roan Belgian mare missing from Carlyle Montana, and a call for a steno graphic position.
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D. D. Sullivan
Fargo
Beach
State Line Hotel
H—ranch
Charles E. Slater
Carlyle
Mont
Belfield Times for Sale in Belfield North Dakota
Belfield Times offered for sale with 1000 dollars down and easy terms. The plant reportedly does 400 to 500 dollars monthly. Belfield is described as a thriving town with large surrounding territory. For details call the Chronicle office or write Times Belfield N Dakota.
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Belfield
Chronicle Office
Address Times
N. Dak
Catholic Services Planned Near Hubbard Schoolhouse
Catholics of the Trotters Country are urged to attend services at the home of Mr John Kammerer due east of Hubbard schoolhouse on Wednesday July 2 1913 Pastor Otto Wolpers appeals to all Catholics to join or risk the mission being discontinued
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John Kammerer
Hubbard Schoolhouse
Otto Wolpers
Sprague Seeks Three Year Proof On Homestead Land
Notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim on Additional Homestead Entry No 04571 for NEY4 SW14 Section 18 Township 12 N Range 61 E M P Meridian filed by William A Sprague of Beach ND before U S Commissioner W E Williamson at Wibaux MT on July 24 1913. Claimants named as Woodhull Paul S Hede Johnson M P Griffith all of Beach ND. Carrington pursues water plan via a 25000 stock company to bring water from a pond four miles north. Chautauqua movement spreads in North Dakota with potential citizenship benefits cited.
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U. S. Land Office
Miles City
Monana
William A. Sprague
Beach
N. Oak
M. P. Meridian
W. E. Williamson
U. S
Wibaux
Montana
Woodhull
Paul S. Hede
Johnson
M. P. Griffith
No. Dakota
Murdered Victim's Body Examined After Death
Coroner's jury reports a gunshot death on June 20 1913 with unknown assailant. Body taken to Overstad Hoverten undertaking rooms for examination. State's Attorney Halliday and R F Gallagher searched premises and found empty shells marking the sidewalk. Gowers to Make State sent. Deputy refused interview requests amid attorney orders.
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M, Orr
Arthur Robb
Overstad & Hoverten
Halliday
R. F. Gallagher
Howard
Gowers
Chronicle
Burt
Mering
Blumsun claims about the shooting and police tension
Blumsun describes a late night trip with a man from his pool room and a doctor’s verdict at the depot. He says Fred Blumsun was shot after returning home to fetch lunch and notes alleged threats by Irving and Gowers. A public dispute over the police chief’s removal fuels town excitement as hearings approach.
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the Chronicle
Mabel
Fred
Stensrud
Irving
Madison
Howard
Gowers
Gallagher
Chronicle
Blumson
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