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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1908
Page
1
Public notice warnings against dumping refuse near town along S W 4 of section 25 south of town. Lydia W Richards states violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
Mrs. James Smith and family express gratitude for sympathy and services tendered during a bereavement by the M. W. A. and friends.
The season opener in Wibaux saw Beach defeat host town 4 to 1 with strong batting from Green and teammates. Bowmen and Smith excelled on the mound as Jeffers Seeley and Gravis held Wibaux to one run. A $25 purse spurred sharp play, and Belfield looms next Sunday on the road.
In March to May readers clash with Herald man over supposed hush money and cigar episode. Priors demand explanation from Mr Martin and Mr Friday, with threats not to pay blackmail, while Sentinel Butte and Beach Chronicle note wide coverage. The Medora press promises to print any facts in the open.
A North Dakota Republican candidate declares support for protecting American industries while urging tariff scrutiny. He calls for elimination of tariffs on iron coal lumber and wood pulp with countervailing duties only if needed, argues for government control of public services, physical corporate valuations, and limits on franchise monopolies, and backs reform of the Sherman Antitrust Law to avoid non public interest pools. He also supports interstate corporate incorporation under national law and swift antitrust legislation.
In a 1908 public statement Washington outlines support for a graduated income tax and inheritance tax, bank deposit guarantees, grain inspection, political contribution disclosure, limits on injunctions in labor disputes, a navy prepared for war, liberal river improvements, irrigation and forestry funding, public mineral wealth retention, and public buildings. He defends his record and pledges oathful service.
No Trespassing post May 1 1968. Cattle found on sections 11 146 106 and south half of 34 137 105 will be taken up for damage. For sale 160 acres best land in Golden Valley 6 miles south of Beach five acres broken. O M Olson Beach N 19th.
In Marmarth Meemarth a record breaking display of law and order followed visits by States Attorney Keohane Sheriff Will and Assistant Attorney General Stevens. A town meeting named M F Woods deputy sheriff, with Stevens pledging support to strengthen the office. The departure left Marmarth in a clean, orderly, and quiet prohibition mood.
Wibaux Regular Correspondent reports District No. 29 held a basket social in the new school house last Friday. Baskets fetched good prices, funds allowed purchase of a dictionary and globe. A Sunday school was organized north of Sunday as an undenominational union. The Wibaux Investment Co. installs a new cable this week. Politicians note a good day yesterday with local campaigning and sheriff present to keep peace. Burkey post office petition seeks thrice weekly mail service amid heavy Tuesday and Saturday mail flow.
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