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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
8
280 acre farm offered by EK A Clark contractor Beach North Dakota. Property listed for sale or grade with unspecified terms and condition. Potential buyers are invited to inquire for details on the large tract and possible arrangements.
Valley City Times Record notes George M. Young of Valley City North Dakota born in Ontario. He moved to Michigan in 1888 then North Dakota in 1890. He served two terms in the house and two state senate sessions and backed grain grading reform a Fargo flour mill and grain testing plant bill. He fought for the Personal Injury bill anti corrupt practices act and anti pass law. His platform promises are trusted and he is described as honest and a fearless advocate for the people. He aligns with the progressive insurgent wing of the Republican party and is seen as qualified to represent the state in Congress.
A detective chief uses gendered observation to judge newlyweds the Gradys as suspects. A female shadower provides a single decisive reason, claiming simply that she alone trusted the deduction. The Gradys are arrested and convicted.
Medora visitors include J S Snyder J B Stoddard and Henry Gilbert on Monday. Mrs Lang of Yule proved on her claim Tuesday. Jay Brown and William Lang witnessed at Dickinson. Frank Davidson near town sick with heart trouble. Nellie Stegner of Rainy Hutte visited the Sentinel Butte school. Editor Geo L Nelson traveled via Marmarth. Johnny Gilbertson’s baby ill with nurse. A C Pulkrabek of Sand Creek perused Sentinel Butte Monday. Garden plots being prepared. Church edifice meeting Friday at eight. Autos busy with nice weather. Elevator manager Hart handling seed grain. Dacotah Timber Co vice president Dunham inspected yard. Ladies Aid to entertain soon. Wibaux teachers to visit Sunday. Daddy Moore breaking sod with Fisher outfit. Citchen and Dempsey also breaking. Martin store stock of farm implements nearly exhausted.
Marmarth May 8 Marmarth Mail reports the M F Woods hotel at Main Street nears completion as the towns largest two story building with ten sleeping rooms. E V Carter and J J Foran buy Owl Cafe and plan bakery. Woods adds a 14 by 16 ice box weighing 7400 pounds. School land at Marmarth set for sale June 25 with acre values listed for northeast and northwest quads.
A Wahpeton teacher named Bred Smith and his bid for state superintendent draws strong support from local editors Colonel Brewer and George Davis and other newspaper heads. They praise him as a dyed in the wool Republican and advocate selecting a strong party man to guide state education.
Wyndmere pioneer A. J. Gronna receives praise for his work in Congress. He backs the government grain inspection bill and is described as loyal to farmers, able, influential, and a steady statesman.
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