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Newspaper

Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1909

Page

6

Rail road development expands Marmarth region plans

A June report notes a Rapid City Marmarth extension to connect with the main line between Ives and Buffalo Springs, with thirteen surveyors on the Marmarth to Mott Milwaukee branch. The N P is rumored to beat Milwaukee to Mott, and Marmarth may gain new terminal use as rail buildup accelerates. Local incident: Lonie Numbracht fired at a burglar at Way and Ratchford's, striking the door with a bullet fired through the door as the intruder left.

N. P Milwaukee Mott Marmarth Seattle Pres. Earling Supt. Bush Roewell Miller Lakin Wm. Rockefeller Rockefeller John Maike Rockefeller Lonie Numbracht Way & Ratchford’s

WIBAUX Pioneer News action and local wool deals

Ed Foley, the government land inspector, left for western parts after investigating illegal fencing in the area. Al Davis runs a new wool shear plant with about a dozen workers. North and Smith were the first to be shorn, with more bands booked. Cecil Frank's death in Prairie du Chien at age eight follows months of illness. C. M. Dinsdale bought several wool clips from Dickason. prices not disclosed but expected strong, as he buys for mills.

al Davis North & Smith Mr. Davis Prairie du Chesne Wisconsin Cecil Frank C. M. Dinsdale Dickason Flathead Rockies Coeur d’ Alene Spokane Washington Coeur d’ Alene Lake Missoula Montana Coeur d’ Alene City Idaho

Prospective Elevator Planned for Wibaux and New Montana Grain Company

Local capitalists eye a second elevator in Wibaux and expect construction within six weeks. Montana Grain Company articles filed in Helena show $40,000 paid in capital to market grain this fall.

Dinsdale Wibaux Helena Montana Grain Company

Union Sunday school meeting moved to 3 p m

Regular correspondent reports the Union Sunday school north of Saddle Butte changed its meeting time from 11 a m to 3 p m until further notice. J R and G W Delany and Ben Brown each bought a quarter section nearby this week. A post office inspector visited to review rural route prospects. Mrs L A Kirst visited with Mrs Alex McCaskey Thursday afternoon. H G and G W Delany and Christ Larson bought a horse apiece. Bert Wallace and family spent Sunday with Justice Reeve. Miss Hazel Larson marked her eleventh birthday with a small party Saturday.

Union Sunday School Saddle Butte J. R G. W. Delany Ben Brown L. A. Kirst Alex McCaskey H.G G. W. del

Imported Belgian Stallion Baron De Ragnies to Stand at Carlyle Beach Farm

Baron De Ragnies No. 2442, imported Belgian Stallion owned by Golden Valley Horse Association, will stand at Carlyle on Tuesdays, at B. H. Moulton's farm on Wednesdays and Thursdays, and at Alfers Merrill barn in Beach on Fridays and Saturdays. Mr. Layton, manager.

Communion Day High Mass With Finneman Choir Featured

On Sunday July 4 at 10 30 High Mass will be celebrated with music by Mr Finneman and the Burkey choir. The three days prior mass will be at 9 00 with special music after Mass for the children.

Finneman Burkey Choir

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Lonie Whiteman Northern Pacific Railway C. W. Mott Con. Emig St.Paul, Minn F. D. Cooper Beach, N. Dak Chas. Letson J. L. Jepson Henry Sanders Ona Wu Chas William Rosenberg
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