Beach Eleven Triumphs In A Low Scoring Round
Beach defeated Wibaux 2 to 1 as Art Tower struck out 24 of 32 in nine innings and allowed only one hit. Green and Burke contributed errors while Beach capitalized on Wibaux miscues and seven hits. Next, Beach hosts Belfield after a return game at Wibaux.
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Wibaux
Art Tower
Green
Beach
Evans
Tower
Ash
F. Meng
Parker
Chas. Bissonnette
Belfield
Burke
Balla
Dickinson
Burkey Nine
Olsen
Burkey Boys
Burkey
Elliott
Lytle
J. Meng
Borth
Lawrence
Davis
Harrington
sBracn
R H Elliott
Rf Kuehnl
F. Fredricks
Ifeng
Ac Wibaux
Vans
Schuster
Seeley
Sg Bowler
Forsyth
Willis
Rf Lyman
Strayle
Queer Accident Leaves W Rundle with Facial Injuries
A man five miles west of town suffered a fractured jaw and disfigured face after an unexplained blow, likely a horse kick. Dr Museus treated him Sunday morning as his memory failed to reveal how the injury occurred. His wife reported seeing him in the garden with a horse and later found him injured. The patient is resting well.
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W. ©. Rundle
Museus
Mr. Rundle
Farmers Form State Life Mutual Telephone Co
Farmers held an enthusiastic telephone meeting in the old school house and decided to organize to seek a state charter. Temporary officers elected include President Fred A. Powers Vice President J H O’Keefe Secretary J A Miller Treasurer Jacob Alfers and Directors Albert Haijsman Henry Weinries Albert Heney.
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State Life Mutual Telephone Co
Fred A. Powers
J. H. O'Keefe
J. A. Miller
Jacob Alfers
Albert Haijsman
Henry Weinries
Albert Heney
Death of Col. Harry Cornwall Notice in Jamestown
Mrs Geo Purchase learns from Jamestown of the death of Col Harry Cornwall an early and prominent James town resident. He was a trustee of the state asylum in Sutman county and served under appointment of three governors.
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Geo. Purchase
Jamestown
Col
Harry Cornwall
Sutsman County
Milling Giants Unite as Russell-Miller Expands Globally
A Minneapolis dispatch reports the Missouri Valley Milling Company of Mandan, owning 60 elevators via Lyons and Ireys, has been absorbed by Russell-Miller Milling. The merger raises Russell-Miller’s capital to 2.5 million, funds new mills in Beach Billings and Philadelphia, and confirms continued leadership by E P Wells and partners. A Beach mill boosts regional wheat promotion.
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Minneapolis
The
Chronicle
Missouri Valley Milling Company
Mandan
Lyons
Ireys Elevator Companies
Northwest
Russell-Miller Milling Company
Beach
Russell-Miller Company
Billings
Montana
Grand Forks
Jamestown
Minot
Valley City
Bismarck
Dickinson
Philadelphia
E. P. Wells
Marriage Unites Cora Mae Boardman and Oliver Brown
Last Wednesday at Mrs. Rollins northeast of Beach a wedding joined Cora Mae Boardman and Oliver Fredrick Brown. The English Episcopal ceremony was performed by Rev. Alex Douglas. The couple will reside near Oldham South Dakota and begin married life after a celebratory dinner with friends.
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Alex Douglas
Oldham
S. Dak
Local Weddings Report From Stewartville Beach and Cassopolis
Stewartville Minnesota couples unite in new Knox residence and Beach with Miss Leora Hutchins and Anna Knox in attendance. Mable Logan weds Walter E Stinson at home of E D Logan in Beach officiated by Rev J L Countermine. Dr A B MacNab marries Glénnette A Kingsbury of Cassopolis Michigan last Tuesday. Ed Shabel of Dacotah Lumber Company visited Glen Dive for company business. Burky and Lame Steer correspondence postponed to next week.
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Stewartville
Minn
Knox
Hutchins
Leora Hutchins
Anna Knox
E. D. Logan
Beach
Mable
Walter E. Stinson
Ridgeway
J. L. Countermine
A. B. MacNab
Misa Glennette A. Kingsbury
Cassopolis
Mich
Ed. Shabel
Dacotah Lumber Company
Glendive
Lorenzo Knapp
Sentinel Butte
Westergaard
Johnson
H. H. Herr
L. Ferney
Hoglebone
Burey
Edey
George Sonssela
C. Weisgrab
The King of the Cattle Ring at The Big Show
The production by Hal Reid titled The King of the Cattle Ring is advertised as a five act frontier drama featuring Indians cowboys outlaws and settlers with Hop Lee Pat Dunn and Rastus providing comic relief. A dance at Rocky Butte hall on July 3 with supper for one dollar is also announced.
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Eiler
Hal Reid
Southwest
Hop Lee
Pat Dunn
Rastus
Rocky Butte Hall
Burkey Celebration For Catholic Church Benefit
Program arranged for Burkey with amusements and dancing all day and night. Prizes include horse race first $15 second $10, entry $3.50. roping first $15 second $7.50, entry $3. foot race first $2.50 second $1. sack race first $1 second 50c. bucking broncho liberal prize. Two ball games with a $25 purse. Bowery 60 by 80 with music and fireworks. Celebration on the 5th Monday.
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Burkey
Carlyle Man Robt O Brien Transacts Business in Town
Robt. O'Brien of Carlyle was observed conducting business in town on Tuesday, details of the transaction not disclosed.
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Robt. O’brien
Carlyle
Taft appoints J W Brinton postmaster at Beach
Washington dispatch confirms J W Brinton as Beach postmaster after a lengthy fight. Office upgraded to third class, with salaries rising to 1500 dollars by July. Brinton faced personal attack filings. senate confirmation followed after an inspector cleared him. Temporary quarters planned in Farmers & Merchants Bank building with a brick office later.
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Washington
Taft
J. W. Brinton
Beach
Senate
Roosevelt
Heath
Hanna
Grenna
Brinton
Department
Chronicle
Hanna and
McCumber and Johnson
Farmers & Merchants Bank
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Russell-Miller Concern
Missouri Valley Corporation
Cupid
Burky
Lame Steer
Nichols & Britt
Medora
Dickinson Horse Sales Company