Keep Money at Home says German bank president
E Naegele, president of the Germania Bank, urges keeping funds local to aid cash circulation. He warns that foreign catalog houses drain rural money, noting Chicago firms move millions daily from towns under 5,000 residents and that Minnesota merchants suffer as a result. He cites cash hoarding and notes a Chicago depository handling vast post office orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Naegele
Germania Bank
Chicago
Northwest
Minnesota
John J. Mitchell
Illinois Trust and Saving Bank
Minneapolis Journal
Local items note firemen's dance and ads in this week's Chronicle
Fireman's dance set for March 17 plus new ads in this issue of the 1 Chronicle. Several local movements are listed including Dr. Melvin visiting from Terry, Ernest Prehn's return from Billings and Glendive, and G D Lovell building shed space. Various residents and newcomers relocate, travel, or plan farming, with social club plans debated and a leap year notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1 Chronicle
Dr. Melvin
Terry
Ernest Prehn
Billings
Glendive
G. D. Lovell
Contest Notice of Land Claim Dispute in Dickinson North Dakota
Department of the interior issues a contest affidavit by Olaf O Husevik against Nels Wodel for NE4 section 14 township 134 range 100 alleging abandonment and lack of improvement. Hearing set for April 13 1908 and final hearing April 23 1908 before U S Land Office officials in Dickinson with publication notice due to service difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Dickinson
N. D
Olaf O. Husevik
Estend
Nels Wodel
United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Theo. B. Torkelson
U.S. Commisssioner
Bowman
N. Dak
Haying
Mark Laughnan Dead In Beach Wisconsin Trader
Mark Laughnan died at his Beach home on Thursday morning age 46 after a brief illness. He came from Jackson County Wisconsin where he was a pioneer in mercantile and stock business and later farmed. He moved to Beach two years ago, filed a homestead east of town, bought Beach Mercantile, and had just begun to establish the business. He leaves a wife and adopted child in Beach and three brothers in Wisconsin. Funeral tomorrow at ten with interment in the new Catholic cemetery. M W A members will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Laughnan
Beach
Jackson County
Wisconsin
Black River Falls
Roaring Creek
Town
Beach Mercantile Company
William
Dan
John
New Catholic
Local notes from Medora and area posted
John Britt and wife visit Medora from Dickinson while he attends business college there. C F Peterson of Rainy Butte may start a paper at that point. Ed Dietz recovers from erysipelas after a hospital stay caused by a fire incident at the courthouse. Mrs. Geo Burgess operated on at Stein hospital, improving. Ed Nevens loses his pocket roll but its owner Alex Monty recovers it. Monty seeks a Fryburg voting precinct with Fryburg school as polling place. boundaries to be set by county commissioners. Att. Gallagher attends Beach court. Sheriff Will’s hotel gains boarders. a Madsen hearing before Judge Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Dietz
Dickinson
Court House
Geo. E. Burgess
Stein Hospital
Burgess
Ed. Nevens
Alex Monty
Fryburg
Board of County Commissioners
Monty
J. W. Hesser
L. King
Cora Townley
Republicans Map Caucus Delegates Across Medora Precincts
The article records Republican Central Committee activity at Medora March 6 1868 appointing delegate apportionments for precincts and detailing caucus dates March 25 1868 with chairs clerks and election duties. It notes local figures Manion Pilissier H. Robinson and others visiting county seats and court. The plan culminates in a April 1 1908 county convention in Medora to elect five delegates to the state convention in Minot North Dakota.
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Republican Central Committee
Medora
R. K. Foley
Sentenel Butte
Crawford
Viva Voce
Minot
N. D
Mayry
H. Robinson
Beach area classified notices announce farm stock and goods
W Wicka of Beach offers about 15 milch cows. Beach Drug Co lists Edison phonographs and records. J D Halstead advertises dressed hogs. J Chandler of Bromus Grass Seed and Charles Kidder sell seed. Laughnan’s store promotes new men and boys suits. John Johnston seeks a Hereford bull. J P Larson offers harness trade and shoe repair, near Cramer’s shop.
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Edison
The
Beach Drug Co
J. D. Halstead
Beach
N. D
J. Chandler
Charles Kidder
Laughnan
John Johnston
Beach, N. D
Wanted Dresserl hogs Gile
Gile offers for sale a few young hens. The seller names no location or contact details and provides no price. The notice reads as a brief livestock sale inquiry with limited information.
City Ticket Nominated in Local Caucus for Upcoming Election
A village caucus at the fire hall nominated a complete slate for the coming year with about 75 percent turnout. The old trustees were re elected by acclamation, despite some debate over residency and a withdrawn candidate. The ticket includes Tom Sirk in Eat District and ALT Ketone in 3rd District, with R. F. Gartacner as treasurer and J. W. Brinton as marshal and assessor, and J. W. Brinton also listed for justice and treasurer. The organizers expect passage with little opposition to keep current plans advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Noble
Third
C. E. Barber
Mr. Noble
New Land Company Formed at Beach
A new land company named State Line and Company is organized at Beach with C. E. Barber as treasurer Geo Purchase as president and W. L. Mc Kibbin as secretary. George Purchase leads the firm a 27 year resident and pioneer of Golden Valley Mc Kibbin with 25 years in Billings county Barber an early valley farmer recent Beach resident. The office is in Purchase's law office with plans for new quarters soon.
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New Land Company
Beach
State Line
C. E. Barber
Geo. Purchase
W. L. McKibbin
Mr. Purchase
Barber
McKibbin
Geo. Murchase
N. D
Golden Valley
Billings County
Cate
Young People Celebrate Edna's Birthday at East Town Home
About twenty five youths gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mr and Mrs near town to mark Edna's birthday in its tenth anniversary. The group enjoyed games and a jovial mood. At five o'clock Mrs Steiner served sumptuous refreshments. Edna received numerous gifts in memory of the birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and Ier
Edna
Election Notice for Beach Township Officers
Notice announces Beach Township officer elections on March 17 at the Beach firehouse. Polls open from nine in the morning until four in the afternoon. W L McKibben serves as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach Township
Beach
For Sale by Custer Train Ranch Saddles and More
Used saddles priced from five to twenty five dollars. Also iron bedsteads springs mattresses pillows commodes chairs extension tables Globe Wernicke book cases crockery ware and more. Also broke saddle and work horses. Cash only. Custer Train Ranch located 43 miles south of Medora North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer Train Ranch
Medora
N. D
Hotel Range Advertises Medora Sale Offer
For sale at Custer Trail Ranch Medora North Dakota a six foot Arno Range with single high shelf full water side and 53 gallon boiler and fixings, priced under 34. Gile will pay the highest price for anything fit for beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer Trail Ranch
Medora
N.D
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