Golden Valley Chronicle Becomes Second Class Mail Matter
The Golden Valley Chronicle is entered at the post office Beach North Dakota Golden Valley County as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
4
The Golden Valley Chronicle is entered at the post office Beach North Dakota Golden Valley County as second class mail matter.
The Chronicle Printing Co. covers the far famed ren and agriculture in Golden Valley area with Beach as metropolis and North Dakota’s western gate. The paper asserts its large circulation and provides guidance on sending remittances by money order or registered letter. Readers may contribute but anonymous communications are discouraged.
In Crystal North Carolina on June 28 a driven horse team bolted, injuring one animal and causing a pair of collisions with a grader and a four horse team. No people were hurt though several horses were damaged. The episode follows earlier reports from Chicago about a self service shaving shop called shaveteria in the loop.
Guy Crossman born April 20 1885 at Elkton South Carolina son of H P Crossman and Mrs Crossman died after months of cancer illness at Mayor Hospital Rochester. Funeral services held at Congregational church Beach with Rev Keniston and Rev Mercer officiating Beach Quartette singing Interment in Beach cemetery. He married Mary Brunt Arnold in Lima Ohio May 1912 and the couple lived on their Beach homestead since 1906.
The deceased, one sister and a brother Darwin C. Crossman of Lima Ohio, with 17 miles southeast as residence, are mourned by a family that includes parents who valued church ties. The mother, active in the Congregational church, chose burial from her church. Many friends extend sympathy to the bereaved family.
A historic schedule shows Bishop H H Fout D D of the northwest district and Dr Charles W Brewbaker of the Sunday School Board delivering sermons and a school institute. July 1 events include Alpha church service dedication at 10:30 A M and a 2:30 P M institute, with evening sermons in Golva Ollie and Carlyle on July 3.
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during the illness and death of our son brother and husband James Guy Crossman. Special thanks to Rev G M Keniston the Beach Quartette and family members. The Farmers Supply will be closed all day July Fourth.
The Beach chapter of A F and A M plans a new temple for Sunset I Lodge 188 costing 8000 dollars. The 36 by 80 foot one and a half story building with concrete basement should be ready for occupancy by October 1. The project will house Blue Lodge Eastern Star and later the Chapter.
A local candidate expresses gratitude to Golden Valley County voters for supporting his nomination for County Treasurer. He pledges to run the office capably and efficiently and signs the letter, Yours sincerely, C I Crone.
Notice of foreclosure under North Dakota law against Mark F Jones for a motor cycle frame model 84. M C King claims lien. property to be sold at the Golden Valley County Courthouse front door July 11 1916 at 2 PM to satisfy the debt and costs. Attorney R M Andrews represents Kendry Beach North Dakota.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Dickinson ND June 28 1916 notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish land claim by Lorena Duke of Burkey ND resident with 1912 homestead filing Serial 017864 for SW1-4 SE1-4 Section 14 Township 137 North Range 196 West Fifth Principal Meridian before George Christensen Clerk of District Court Bench ND August 12 1916 witnesses Francis B Halgh Carlyle Monsvard Krieger Carlyle Mon Karl Moeller Burkey ND Anton Rising Golva ND.
J B Stoddard was riding a horse when it slipped on a slick pavement near Yates Montana injuring his leg above the ankle. He was taken to hospital and is reported in fair condition after the incident during a parade at the local ranch. Oscar Swan and family were visiting Dickinson when the accident occurred.
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