Tame Campaign Evening At Local Opera House
H T Helgesen and J A Buchanan spoke on their candidacies at the opera house last Saturday night. The audience was small, under a hundred, and responses were tepid. They attacked the Republican party leadership and Taft, praised opposing Democrats and insurgents, and urged voters to support their platform.
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H.T. Helgesen
Congress
J. A. Buchanan
Opera House
Helgesen
Buchanan
Alfred Blaisdell
Republican Party
Taft
Beach Fire Protection Urged as City Seeks New Engines
Anton Knutson and John Hagen depart for Chinook Montana after a year running the Nels Hagen farm. Local letter to council argues Beach needs chemical fire engines and pressure water supply to cut fire risk and insurance costs. Read the ads and save money.
Beacon of a New Bank in Sentinel Butte
Beach capitalists led by E. J. Curtin president of First National Bank plan Sentinel Butte State Bank to be built west of the saddle shop and open soon. Stockholders listed include Curtin of Decorah Iowa Kern Noble Amundson and Attletweed of Beach.
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Sentinel Butte Republian
E. J. Curtin
First National Bank
Sentinel Butte
E. E. Noble
E. L. Amundson
D. C. Attletweed
Beach
Dust to Dust Wagon Improves Beach Streets
L B Sutton & Co. introduced a new sprinkling wagon to reduce street dust in Beach business areas. The modern water wagon, built by the Austin Company of Chicago, cost over a thousand dollars and is already performing well. Most business people subscribed, though a few did not.
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L. B. Sutton & Co
Austin Company
Chicago
Sutton & Co
John Reeve Seeks State Representation From Billings County
The Democrat of Spar ta Wisconsin reports John Reeve, former Sparta resident and North Dakota farmer and horse breeder, is running for the state house from Billings county. His supporters hail his prior public spirit in Sparta and expect him to win the nomination, though the paper notes his past political alignment as a Democrat.
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Democrat
Sparta
Wis
John Reeve
Golden Valley
North Dakota
Billings
Western Prairies
John
Monroe County
Billings County
Voller Expands with New Market on Second Avenue
Voller’s meat business on The Plaza grows rapidly and plans a second market on a corner lot at Second Avenue and Frazer Street opposite the Masonic Semple site. The new south side market aims to ease congestion and serve a steady stream of customers.
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Chas, Voller
F. E
Second Avenue
Frazer Street
Masonic Semple
Voller
Now in theatrical circuit at Beach begins weekly shows
Manager Brinton contracts with Geo H Webster Theatrical Exchange of Fargo bringing attractions to Beach weekly. First troupe Comic Opera Favorites performs May 19 20 and 21 with 25 cent top price. Future weeks feature Thursday Friday Saturday nights and moving pictures once electric light arrives. Phil Cook unveils a new plow rig with a Rumely Oilpull engine and eight bottom plow. Commercial Club executive committee to meet Monday at Logan's store.
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Brinton
Geo. H. Webster Theatrical Exchange of
Fargo
Phil Cook
Golden Valley
Commercial Club
Logan's
Teddy In Bronze at County Seat
Theodore Roosevelt will be memorialized in marble with a statue to be erected at Medora. Rep Hanna of North Dakota announced the plan as head of the committee funding the purchase. Hanna previously asked Col Roosevelt for his wishes, and Roosevelt reportedly disapproved of erecting statues of living men.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Medora
Washington
Hanna
North Dakota
Mr. Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt Statue to Be Unveiled in Medora Amid Deliberations
Word from Christiana Norway reports Col Roosevelt complied with Mr Hanna's suggestion to pose for sculptor Gustave Vigiland chosen by North Dakota friends. A Medora statue unveiling is planned with date pending. R E Morrow and wife and Miss Mary Sloane visited Paxton Montana Saturday, filing on a half section in that vicinity.
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Medora
Col. Roosevelt
Christiania
Norway
Hanna
Gustave Vigiland
North Dakota
Roosevelt
R. E. Morrow
Mary Sloane
Paxton, Mont
Doctor Stough To Open Beach Practice
Dr R W Stough from Edgeley North Dakota plans to set up practice in Beach He bought the lot south of Sloss blacksmith shop from N P Reed and will build a two story 20 by 24 office with living quarters on the second floor He has already visited Beach and decides the town will support another physician and is welcomed here.
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Esculapius
R W. Stough
Edgeley
N. Dak
N. P. Reed
Sloss
E. E. Salzman
Beach Baseball Opener Set At Beach Base Ball Park
The Beach Base Ball Association prepares its new park for the Sunday opener at 3:00 p m Manager Griffiths brings in the Wibaux team to face the home club which aims to show well though still developing Fans are urged to arrive early and cheer the Beach boys while sportsmanship is requested if the home team loses.
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Beach Baseball Association
Griffiths
Wibaux
Beach Commercial Club forms plan to boost North Dakota linen trade
The first regular session of Beach’s Commercial Club at Logan’s hall drew local business leaders. President Kucheman’s remarks sparked action as members outlined tasks to secure regional growth. Attendees urged joining, with the next meeting set for May 23. Discussions included flax straw waste and plans to develop linen manufacturing in North Dakota, citing Senator McCumber and Professor Batchelor on potential industry impact and employment.
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Commercial Club
Logan's Hall
Kucheman
Alefus
North Dakota
McCumber
H. Batchelor
Fargo
North
Dalkota
Flax Fibre Use Promoted with North Dakota Straw
Prof. Bolley praises North Dakota flax straw as superior for fiber production. Historic retting methods take months, but new US Linen Flax patents claim fiber in three hours. Flickertail Linen plans a mill in Energy to process towels and linen goods.
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Bolley
North Dakota
Ireland
Europe
Russia
United States Linen Flax Corporation
Flickertail Linen Company
Death Claims Two Ladies at Local Home and Farm
Mrs. K. B. Hamilton aged 25 died at her north side home Monday from complications after childbirth. She came here three weeks ago. her husband is a carpenter. She leaves a sorrowing husband two small children and a newborn. Remains shipped to Owensboro Kentucky for interment. Mrs. John Beach of the Jas Taggert farm seven miles south and four miles west died Tuesday after illness. She was 47 and came from Nappanee Indiana on April 8. She leaves a husband and four or five children. burial took place in Nappanee Wednesday evening.
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K. B. Hamilton
Owensboro
John Beach
Jas. Taggert Farm
Nappanee
Ind
Old Fashioned Religious Meeting At Brinton Opera House
A full day event at Brinton Opera House on Sunday May 15 begins 10 30 a m with song and preaching. Rev G W Bennett and Rev J M Taylor Methodist evangelists will conduct services in city for two weeks now at Congregational church. Bring your dinner coffee served ample tables. All invited especially country people to attend and stay all day.
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Brinton Opera House
G. W. Bennett
J. M. Taylor
Our City
Congregational Church
Farm Loans Offered by J R Waters at New Office
J R Waters announces a new office over Golden Valley Bank offering farm and city loans with quick funding after paperwork, no delays, and the lowest interest rates to save borrowers time and money.
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Tam
Golden Valley Bank
J. R. Waters. Batt
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Buchanan-Helgesen
Anton Knutson
Nels Hagen
Chinook
Mont
John Hagen
Wisconsin
J. P. Reeve
Teddy
Wiboux
Ww. E. E. Noble
First National Bank OF Beach
Essen
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