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Newspaper

Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1915

Page

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Beach Farmers Form New Golden Valley Co-Op

The Farmers Co-Operative Produce Society of Beach is formed with F. J. Hill as president and O. T. Plomasen as vice president. Capitalized at $5,000 with $25 shares, it aims to provide a cash market for farmers produce and may also sell merchandise. Over $4,000 in stock has already been subscribed as meetings await further action.

Farmers’ Co-Operative Produce Society Golden Valley Farmers F. J. Hill O. T. Plomasen P. C. Erickson C. J. Strum C. W. Heckaman C. E. Winkleman W. Cox Beach Produce Society

Wibaux Congregational Church Dedication Planned

The Wibaux Congregational church and new community house near the church will be dedicated next Sunday. The community building, opened December 13 at about 4500 dollars, serves gym, game room, rest parlor, acting room, showers and toilets open to the public daily. Rev R B Walker leads the dedicatory sermon with choir from the city and Beach delegation. expect many local auto owners to attend. no evening services at the old church.

Wibaux Montana Congregational Church R. B. Walker Beach Mr. Kenniston New Church

New Restaurant About to Open In City Hall Building

The Home restaurant is set to begin business soon after renovation of the former city hall building. Owner William Burke, relocating from Sparta Wisconsin, brings proven restaurant experience and aims for a successful venture. Also noted: a newborn boy on April 30 to Mr and Mrs John Timm, and a May 2 boy birth to Mr and Mrs Frank Weiser. J L Barstow of Baker reported strong countrywide conditions after a Wednesday city visit. Estray: a 1200 pound gelding aged eight, branded left jaw, near Carlyle Montana, missing since mid April. contact William Slater for recovery. For sale: Jersey bull 14 months old and spring pigs. contact William Szudera, Beach North Dakota.

City Hall William Burke Sparta Wis John Timm Frank Weiser Aoy J. L. Barstow Baker Carlyle William Slater Mont Jersey William Szudera Beach N. D

Masons Initiate New Members At Local Lodge

Several new members were initiated into the order of Masonry on Tuesday evening at the local lodge rooms. The event included a pork supper catered by Wall's Eat Shop. I. H. Claggett was a business visitor in Wibaux yesterday.

Order of Masonry Wall's Eat Shop I. H. Claggett Wibaux

Benefit Base Ball Dance Promises Local Team Debut

A benefit dance is planned for next Thursday to raise funds for baseball equipment and new uniforms ordered by C H Hopkins of Minneapolis. Jim Power of Power Clothing Co. may serve as bench manager, with local fans and players promoting the team for the coming season and arranging early games including a probable May 16 match at Sidney, Montana. Canty, Paulson and Tobias named for on field roles as the town prepares a band and broader outdoor entertainment.

C.H. Hopkins Minneapolis Jim Power The Power Clothing Co Sc Tuarls Beach Mer. Power Sidney Mont Canty Paulson Tobias

Fine Beach Musical Club Recital Delights Local Audience

A Beach Musical Club program last evening impressed with folk dances by first and second grades under Miss Georgia Gray. Irene Eide delivered a strong vocal solo and the boys quintette performed German folk songs to hearty applause. Harry Burt offered a pleasing tenor solo while Miss Charlotte Elliot played Les Silphes.

Beach Musical Club Georgia Gray Irene Eide H. Burt Harry Burt Charlotte Elliot

Spare the House Fly Spread Disease

Public health notice warns the house fly as a disease carrier. It urges destroying breeding places and keeping filth away from homes to reduce infestation and prevent spread of germs including tuberculosis.

Chronicle Cartoonist Cartoon Harmony with Aldermen

A Collier's era cartoonist aligns with city aldermen who flourish in civic halls, arguing for civic power and influence. The piece critiques land power and piano benches, weaving satire around municipal governance and public spaces.

Chronicle Collier's

Dr Shaw Discusses Acting for Suffrage Film at Beach

Dr Anna Shaw, president of the National Association, spoke on making the moving picture Your Girl and Mine at the Beach Opera House on May 11. She described filming in Chicago on a hot day and the struggle to fit a 33 second suffrage speech into four takes while a manager urged more arm waving.

National Congressional Committee Beach Opera House New York City Casino Theatre Anna’ Shaw National Association Shaway Jane Addams Chicago

Railroad Meeting At Burkey For New Beach Branch

A railroad mass meeting will be held at Burkey on May 15 at 8 p m. Farmers and other interested parties may learn what committees have done in promoting the new south from Beach line and discuss further steps to make the road a reality. All who are involved are urged to attend. presence could speed renewed work.

Burkey Beach

Farmers Home Ransacked by Ollie Farm Hand Carl Carlson

Carl Carlson, 22, a Moorhead Minnesota native employed by John Tatley of Ollie, allegedly broke into Tatley's home while the owner and family were working in the field. A ladies watch valued at twenty five dollars and other items were stolen, with an auto and phone damaged in the attempt. Tatley offers a reward for information leading to Carlson's capture.

Carl Carlson John Tatley Ollie Tatley Carlson Moorhead Minn

Million Dollar Snow Boosts Wheat Prospects in Dakotas

Reports from Devils Lake and Mandan North Dakota describe a light snow that began this morning, melting on contact, with seeds already sown and wheat emerging. Officials say moisture arrives at an ideal time to aid crops, while forecasts hint at a bumper harvest as soil moisture improves.

Devils Lake N. D Wiseacres Mandan N. C Bismarck

Glendive Appropriates 1000 For Ball Team

Glendive May 5 The chamber of commerce board of trustees unanimously decided to appropriate 1000 toward supporting the Glendive Cubs for the current season. A substantial portion will fund grandstand enlargements and other improvements at the ball park.

Glendive Chamber of Commerce Board of Trustees Cubs Ball Park

Beach to open general store and warehouse company

Mayor Brinton leads a new Beach venture to form a general supply business with wholesale and retail sections. Subscriptions exceed $8,000 with a $10,000 goal and a 40 by 100 foot building near the depot will house a cash retail front and a basement warehouse. Capitalization planned at $25,000 with $10,000 paid in.

Beach Brinton Farmers Farmers’ Elevator North Dakota Golden Valley Chicago

Logan Secures Auto Agency in Western Montana Area

E. D. Logan closed negotiations to secure Interstate Auto Agency for Golden Valley Billings Wibaux and part of Stark counties. Interstate stresses its $1,000 car which has proven popular in the west and a strong local sales organization is forming. A big sales year is predicted.

E. D. Logan Wort Interstate Auto Logan Golden Valley Billings Wibaux Stark County

City to Draft Curfew Ordinance For Minors

At a Monday city council meeting leaders decided to draft a curfew ordinance. The proposed measure would require any minor under 17 to be home by 9 p m unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Special Court Session Set for May 13 in Gold Valley Courthouse

A special term of court is scheduled for May 13 to address the county seat question for Golden Valley and to hear civil cases and citizenship applications. Judge Nuessel will preside in Judge Crawford's absence, with no jury involved. The session will entail significant work for the state attorney, including issuing about two hundred subpoenas.

Golden Valley Crawford Nuessel States Attorney's Office

Blacksmith George Sonsalla Visits Chronicle Office

George Sonsalla a Burkey blacksmith and farmer was in the city yesterday to renew his subscription to the farmers paper. He arrived with two loads of grain sold at 1.45 per bushel and remained over until today before returning home.

George Sonsalla Chronicle

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