Classic Shakespeare Comedy At Beach Opera House May 12
Local opera house to present Shakespeare’s As You Like It next Thursday night May 12 under the management of P. Wa. The traveling company led by Wm. Yule and Miss Violet Hd will perform with ornate scenery and a full cast. Prices range from 60 cents to 1 dollar with reserved seats on sale at Leo’s starting next Monday.
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The
Beach Opera House
P. Wa
Central West
Miles City
Glen Hive
Dickinson
Bismarck
Vargo
Count of Getting
Glendive
Wm. Yule
Fay Equals
Violet Hd
Lasa
Bng
Leo's
Carlyle Correspondence Notes Local Visits and Plans
Carlyle correspondence reports visits by Miss Belle Henry and Mrs W M Slater relatives in town. Tracy spent weekend in Beach for friends and eye treatment. Capt Munhall took a trip to Beach in Greiner’s red auto. Mrs L N Grow and children from Princeton arrived, father working on A S Steeves farm. Newman of Princeton bought railroad land near S A Crossman, intends moving here. McFarland of Preston toured with a new gasoline breaking outfit. Many new rigs appear in the valley this year. As You Like It to play at the opera house next Thursday May 12.
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Carlyle Corres
Tigelow
Belle Henry
W. M. Slater
Miss Tracy
Beach
Capt. Munhall
Greiner
L. N. Grow
Princeton
A. S. Steeves
Mrs
Mrs. Steeves
Mrs. Grow
Clare Newman
S. A
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tubets Shine
The splendid remedy for liver and bowel troubles is praised for curing constipation biliousness jaundice indigestion and sick headache. Thousands bless them for daily light. Sold by P. H. Lee.
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Chamberlain
P. H. Lee
Near Miss Fire at Block 3 Sparks Wash Day Mishap
A fire nearly started in Block 3 on Tuesday morning as a overheated oil stove in Lartley’s shed set a fire trap. Paper partitions and a hay stack risked a larger blaze before discovery. An opera house production titled “As You Like It” is scheduled for May 12 next Thursday.
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Lartley's
Oil Business Grows in Valley Amid Turbulent Markets
The article notes rising oil activity in the Gallen Valley with many kerosene and gasoline operations. It mentions local agent H. M. Meath selling fuel during April and suggests the industry could ease poverty and support the Rockefeller family, while farms maintain strong output.
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Julenefeller
Gallen
Rockefeller
H. M. Meath
Local Fund Drive Aims For Sanctuary Building This Summer
Donations list shows community support for sanctuary construction with contributions from Yates W C Ripley, J M Johnson, First National Bank, Beach Drug Co, Golden Valley Grain Co, Farmers & Merchants Bank and many others. Also reports boxing bout at the opera house ending in a draw and Gilbertson defeating Faulkner in five minutes to claim two falls.
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A Place
Dence
Ani
X . High
Tee
Yates
W. C. Ripley
V. Niesnerv
Vale Samberge Messer & Koch
J. M. Johnson
Sam Carson
W. E. O'Connor
W. W. Wood
C. G. Bauer
Holland
B. T. Press
Beach
Golden Valley State Bank
First National Bank
P. H. Lee
Paul Sloss
Nic Weinacht
J. S. Ulfers
North Star Lbr. Co
A. E. Kastien
Jos. Piesik
Power & Wagner
Schulz Lbr. Co
Lovell Bros
E. E. Dickinson
W. A. Sprague
Opera House
Cago Kid
Kid Covert
Michigan
Bispham
Louis Gilbertson
Faulkner
St. Louis
Big Ottos Fine Pharmacy To Open By Otto Stensrud
The new drug store by Otto Stensrud, formerly of Beach Drug Co., will feature a modern soda counter and updated fixtures. Aimed at drawing popular support, the shop promises attentive service and a well stocked selection to attract customers.
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Otto Stensrud
The
Beach Drug Co
Rad
de Fox
Stensraed
Otto
Williams and Woes Fill Local Dispatches
George Schweigers, a bachelor, cools meals on an oil stove bought from Montgomery Ward and contemplates boarding others. Sousa loses a valuable horse, Albert Schoubee rides a Hart-Parr to plow, and 50 acres are assigned to S McConkey and Mrs Meigs with the Kranich outfit. Local talk hints at community farming and social ties.
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George Schweigers
Montgomery Ward
Albert Schoubee
Williams
S. McConkey
Mrs. Meigs
Kranich
Fine Baseball Yard to Open as Permanent Home
The baseball association has secured property in Woodhull addition for a permanent ball yard. It will be second to none in this region with an admirable location, a sturdy fence enclosure, and a grandstand planned before the season opens. Players are already warming up as the new season nears.
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The
Baseball Association
Woodhull
Worl
Local figure in Leach county noted for wealth and health decline
A fragmentary notice describes a man of substantial means who arrived in Leach, invested wisely, and grew to wealth around 2000 but later suffered health failures after a series of losses, leaving behind scattered property and uncertain affairs.
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Sble
Gram ‘Viday
Unis Cit
TVET
Eine
Leach
Woorth
St Vetainin
Wwe
Evangelical Revival Brings Methodist Preachers to Beach
Sunday Rev. Ben nett from Oskaloosa Iowa arrives to assist M W church pastor. Rev J Taylor from Lismarck joins, both to preach nightly at Congregational church except Sunday night at Brinton opera house and Sunday at 3:00 pm in the church. They announce Methodists will stay and plan a new church building soon with street meetings nightly at 7 15 if weather allows.
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We Ui. Bennett
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Headh
M. W
J. Taylor
Lismarck
S. S
North Dakota
Beach
Electricity: Ser St Electric Framework Fractures Plans
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss franchise terms and a city meeting related to electricity in an urban area. Mentions Pauli He and residents. references a court or attorney and a tally of witnesses. Unclear sequence and many garbled phrases.
Olson Market Quarter Century Celebration Held
In a Sunday gathering five miles southwest of town, more than one hundred friends celebrated Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Olson’s twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The Olsons were married in 1885 in Rice County Wisconsin and moved to the Golden Valley area seven years ago. They have twelve or thirteen children and are praised for community service and upright lives.
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0. M. Olson
Olson
Rice County
Wis
City Council Adopts Officers and Dumps Ground Contract
The council approved the board of Justice Meath and appointive officers. Aldermen Hoverson Lavell and the attorney form a committee to contract with John Anderson for a dumping ground. Geo Chrysler requested a modification of the electric light franchise ordinance. after discussion no action was taken. Dr. L G Smith named health officer. automobile running ordinance introduced and read first.
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Cousell
L. Nable
Geo
Add. Sarve
Plomason
Electric Light Franchise
Chrysler
L. G. Smith
Easter Holiday Halt at Greek Workforce
Sunday Easter slowed Greek workers at the coal dock and pumping works causing engine crews to emit profanity until late afternoon. Men from Glendive who had observed Easter this year were dispatched to address the delay.
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Athens
Glendive
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G. P. Walker
Biz
Carlyle
Standard Oil Gampany
Big Otto
Oakley Cripps
A.R. Or
Sousa
Geo, Sousa
Eptentiig
Evita
Beash
E. E. Noble
First National Bank OF Beach
E. J. Curtin
Nct
Unrysin
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Tvel
Gwom
Pauli
Tage Iit Oy
Iit
Epiodhar
Stitt
Oll
Harry
Juny
Pied
Eclee
U.S
Olsons
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