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Newspaper

Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1911

Page

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Ella Holven and Rudolph Thompson wed in Carlyle

A downtown wedding joined Miss Ella Holven and Rudolph B Thompson at 8 p.m. in the Holven residence with Rev. Voller officiating. The bridal party wore white silk and the couple plans a Wisconsin honeymoon and new home on Blache Street. The item also notes Carlyle’s views on the county seat dispute involving Baker Ismay and Ekalaka, with remonstrance petitions and road improvements mentioned amid hopes for good crop prospects.

Ella Holven Ed. Holven Miss Ella Rudolph B. Thompson R. Thompson Voller Lutheran Church Mandy Reichenicker Ed. Holven, Jr Thompson Golden Valley Wisconsin Mr. Thompson Blache Street the Chronicle Mrs. Thompson Miles City Carlyle Mont Bakerites Baker Ismay Ekalaka W. A. Cameron

Newman the Great scapegoat in hypnotic abuse case

Valley County News reports that Newman the Great, a familiar figure in Beachites venues, absconded from Glasgow with about 200 dollars after abusing a small boy during hypnotic performances. The investigation led to his arrest amid public outrage over alleged peonage and moral degeneracy. A birth is also noted in Carlyle as Mr and Mrs Watson welcome a son.

Newman the Great Valley County News Glasgow Montana Newman

Destroy Bar Fixtures F A Heffron Orders

F A Heffron from Dickinson arrived as the Mail pressed to order Marshal Freeze to destroy bar fixtures in the Roe building and the Commercial hotel. The elaborate sets, reportedly owned by Minnesota brewing companies, were removed with neatness and dispatch. Marmarth Mail notes B T Piesik is in Minneapolis on business this week.

F. A. Heffron Dickinson Marshal Freeze Roe Commercial Hotel Minnesota Marmarth Mail

Commercial Club Booster C G Lyon of Beach Drug Co

C G Lyon of Beach Drug Co is described as a Commercial club Booster and a key early druggist. He opened Beach Drug Co in 1906, the first drug store in Beach, contributing to the town’s growth into a city and to its claim as the best little city in the state.

C. G. Lyon The Beach Drug Co Beach Golden Valley Mr. Lyon

Senate Acquits Judge Cowan Ends Impeachment Trial

Commercial Club notes report Judge Cowan’s acquittal by the North Dakota Senate on all impeachment charges. The verdict follows a costly case drawing opposition led by Governor Burke. The same issue reports Beach band concert plans, Fourth of July celebrations at Beach, and a joint council meeting on waterworks proposals.

Commercial Club Baseball Association The Fair Association

Beach Band Opens Summer Concert Effort

The band boys staged a successful concert and dance last Friday though attendance lagged. Ross Zollinger led the concert and the male quartet impressed, with the Beach band praised as one of the state’s best. A subscription drive aims to raise $100 per month to fund open air summer concerts.

Ross Zollinger

Railroad Improvements Include Beach and Mandan Depot Plans

Statewide railroad advances include a brick freight and passenger depot for the Northern Pacific at Beach and a new freight depot at Mandan Fargo Forum, signaling expansion of freight and passenger facilities.

State Northern Pacific Beach Mandan—Fargo Forum

Land dispute returns property and rents to plaintiff

In Dickinson this week Judge Nicholas presided over the Golden Valley Land and Cattle Co. vs John B. Johnstone. The plaintiff won, reclaiming the land and $3,000 for rental. Johnstone had bought the land years earlier at 12.50 per acre, let the contract lapse, and the sale was cancelled by law. The case featured T F Murtha for the plaintiff with Divit of Purcell and Divit of Wahpeton. Heffron and Baird aided for the defense. Also noted is the marriage of Edward Gilbert to Lillian A Currier in Sentinel Butte with Rev W C Bennett performing. Gilbert is an insurance agent there.

Golden Valley Land & Jattle Co John B. Johnstone Dickinson Nicholas Johnstone T. F. Murtha Mr. di W. C. Bennett Sentinel Butte Edward Gilbert Lillian A. Currier Mr. Bennet Hotel Butte Mr. Gilbert

Record Price set for North Dakota school land lease

Billings county land sales near Medora set a state record as one quarter lease fetched 216 dollars under the land commissioner’s tally. Ernest Johnson bought the southwest quarter part and paid 126 and 165 dollars for adjacent tracts. Oscar Lingh took the northeast. The deal covers hay and grazing use. North of Beach a steel bridge site over the Big Beaver was chosen, shortening travel to Trotters and linking road to section lines.

Golden Valley North Dakota Billings County Medora Bismarck Ernest Johnson Oscar Lingh Big Beaver Beach Stoddard and Tester Messrs C. C. Kucheman E. D. Logan Commercial Club Plomasen J. P. Smith Geo. Chrystler Trotters Wibaux Little Beaver

Novel innovation in tractor world

A Buffalo Pitts three wheel gas tractor with a single front wheel, three upright cylinders, and 30 horsepower is unloaded at Beach by Lovell Bros and sold to Feldmen Bros northwest of town for 2800 dollars. The Golden Valley notes over half a hundred gasoline traction engines sold this season, with Lovell Bros reporting fifteen Hart Parr engines sold this year.

Lovell Bros Feldmen Bros Buffalo Pitts Golden Valley

Notice of land survey filings for Dickinson district townships

The townships 144 N 101 W 145 N 100 W 146 N 100 W west of the fifth principal meridian in Dickinson North Dakota have been surveyed. Plats will be filed June 5, 1911, after which date applications for entry of lands therein may be received. J. G. Quinlivan Register W. A. McClure Receiver.

Dickinson, North Dakota J. G. Quinlivan W. A. McClure

Cadillac Introduces Big Endurance Feat

Messrs Len and Roy Heath Cadillac agents with Dickinson residents and Commissioner Stoddard visited last Thursday. They drove a Cadillac through rough terrain at twenty miles an hour to assess roads for the endurance tour from Dickinson to Glendive. The trip plans include a noon start from Devils Lake and a Mandan Glendive leg, aiming to complete the circuit in thirty hours without stopping the engine.

Len Roy Heath Dickinson Commissioner Stoddard Heath Boys Glendive Devils Lake Mandan Williston

Medora Courthouse Roof Plan Seeks Two Stories

Contractor E E Salzman discusses with county commissioners the advisability of raising the Medora courthouse roof and converting it into a two story building. Plans are being prepared. Lost a $20 bill Monday evening between Stensrud’s drug store and Dr Stough’s office. Reward offered at Chronicle office.

E. E. Salzman Court House Medora Salzman Stensrud Dr. Stough Chronicle

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cupid Custer Mrs. Watson B. T. Piesik Minneapolis Golden Valley State Bank J. R. Waters Commercial Club Boosters Cr. G. Lyon Senate Cowan Burke Famous Land Gase Golden Valley Country Cadillac First National Bank of Beach E. J. Curtin
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