Beach Market Report Prices Corrected June 22
Market bulletin lists winter wheat No 1 Durum and flax with corrected prices. Figures show price points 154 149 76 across several grades. No additional context on city or exchange provided.
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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
3
Frazier Special Arrives in Beach Sunday Afternoon
The Frazier Special bearing Lynn J. Frazier, Non-partisan League candidate for Governor, James Manahan and other League candidates, will arrive in Beach from the west Sunday at 2 40 pm and stay until Monday morning June 26 at 7 am. Farmers and business men are urged to meet him Sunday afternoon and hear his views. The Chronicle anticipates a warm reception and a busy local gathering along the Great Northern and N P routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn J. Frazier
James Manahan
Beach
Great Northern
N. P
Locals Report Busy Social Round in Beach and Dickinson
Beach and Dickinson scenes capture a busy period with visits from Ken Roddle and families, Miss Mollie Brennan moving millinery, Elks events in Dickinson, and Mrs. Mayer and Mr. Morris traveling to Jamestown and Detroit. Other items note personnel changes at the county sheriff's office, a Saxon Six purchase, real estate moves by William Rosenberg, a Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting, and Dr. O R Niece recovering from appendicitis.
State and U S Senator race outlined in local paper
The paper endorses George Hunt of Golden Valley for state senator, praising his farmer background, integrity, and commitment to district needs while contrasting him with Banker List of Scranton. It urges readers, especially farmers and businesspeople, to vote Hunt, claiming he will better serve the district than his rival. Also notes minor community items and church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banker List
Scranton
George Hunt
George
Rockford
Giamond
Paris
Hunt
Froud
Mr. Hunt
The
Chronicle
Golden Valley
Powers Big Closing Out Sale Opens in Beach
The Power's 30000 stock of clothing shoes hats and haberdashery opens its big closing out sale amid rain and mud. Crowds flock daily as merchandize is offered at buyer's prices. Powers declares they are truly going out of business and stock and fixtures are for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power
Beach
Schweitzer's Sale Revelation In Women's Apparel
Theodore Schweitzer of the Ladies' Emporium announces a price-cutting campaign to liquidate stock of lingerie and ready-to-wear. Large crowds attend the sale as prices drop below cost to offer better value, with a two-page price bulletin slated for next week's Chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Schweitzer
Ladies’ Emporium
Schweitzer
Emporium
Worden
Chronicle
Bartley-Schmitz Wedding Ceremony at Beach
The Bartley Schmitz nuptials featured Keohane and Rose Johnson as flower girls and Mona Abernathy as ring bearer. Rev Father Otto Wolpers officiated a Catholic ring ceremony. A four course wedding banquet followed at the Bartley home with many presents. The bride is Miss Bartley, groom Mr Schmitz, and they will reside on his farm five and a half miles south of Beach. Out of town guests included Mesdames Kennedy and Connel and Mr and Mrs Joe Moone. The Chronicle notes Elk convention coverage limits and praises the Dickinson Elks for a successful event with weather favorable except for late rainfall. Services in German are scheduled at the German Lutheran church Sunday at 10:00 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keohane
Rose Johnson
Mona Abernathy
Mary Bartley
James Power
Otto Wolpers
Margaret Wallace
Eleanore Wall
Mary DeMerse
Bartley
Marie Keohane
Beach
Jin
Mrs. Kmitz
C E S Hold Annual Picnic Commemorates Eastern Star
The Order of the Eastern Star marked its anniversary with a Sunday picnic at Forsyth ranch near Sentinel Butte attended by over 200 members and friends. Despite morning clouds the event featured a ball game between two ladies teams, foot races won by Lury Funk and W A Sprague, and a big dinner in the grove. An address by Rev. G Vis occurred in Beach. More details promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order
Robert Morris
Order of the Eastern Star
Forsyth Ranch
Sentinel Butte
Yorsyth Ranch
N. Kenison
Mesdames Brault and Smith
Jessie L. Kinsey
Florence Keniston
Lury Funk
W. A. Sprague
A. Andrews
Carlyle
Beach
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Billie Burke
Beach Opera House
Frazier
Ken Roddle
Miles City
Mark
Mrs. Jackson
Osage
Iowa
A. Porter
W. F. Woods
Jack Lmidt
JackiVuller
the Elks
Dickinson
Mollie Brennan
Laes’ Emporium
E. Lloyd
Minneapolis
Mesdames Sarver
Blair
Perry
Elks
Lucy Funk
Mother Son
Twin Cities
Miss Funk
T. E. Heyward
Toggery
Rosenberg
S. R. Morris
Overland
Detroit
Minn
Lakes
Mr. Morris
Robert
It. L. Stegner
New England
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Des Moines
North Dakota
Walter Johansen
Sheriff Smith
Micky” Maher
Maher
Frank Fitzgerald
E .D. Logan
Mankato Commercial College
George McGregor
Duluth
Ladies’ Aid Society of
German Lutheran Church
Gust Wojohn
O. R. Niece
Nina Nelson
Watertown
S. D
William Rosenberg
R. F. Gallagher
Mr. Rosenberg
Stensrud’s
Lillian Walker
Green Stockings
U. S
Mary Schroeder
Albert
Mathew’s Church
Alexander, Coffin of Dickinson
St. Mathew's Episcopal Church
Ira Hammer
Wolff
Jamestown
Beatrice Sprague
Ethel Westergaard
Leona Stodad
Roland Stiehl
Leslie Stoddard
Porter
Beach Plumbing & Heating Co
Burdick
Trotters
Williston
G. N
Boulder
W. Eft
Mr. Burdick Will
Sperry, Trotter
N. Dak
Woman's Apparel
the Chronicle
Elk’s
Dickinson Elks
Elkis
Golden Valley County
A. E. Swan
Register of Deeds
Old Billings
Swan
Indy
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