20 May 1910
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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
1
A letter from ex-senator Hans Brough appeals to North Dakotans, defending republican fidelity after leaving the senate. He critiques current party discord, questions democratic policy, and argues for tariff adjustments and continued business stability amid political upheaval.
Eagle Valley correspondent reports Mr. Gosha led five teams to Beach on Sunday for a local event. Details are limited. no outcomes or standings are provided in the fragment.
Congressman A J Gronna arrived Monday with machinery and goods for Poison Springs. Sunday visitors included Mr Daly and family of C S Creek and J F Leighton. T A Leighton hosted guests east of Saddle Butte on business with Mr McGrath. F N Covey of Beach stayed overnight Saturday. J Frost visited the valley. Seven wagon loads of goods moved through the valley to Poison Springs. Terrell of Wibaux seen Sunday. Printer wanted, ad and job man, $20 per week and steady job to right party.
A. B. Stein of Stein Hospital Dickinson acquires a site on South Blanche street for a twenty five bed two story brick hospital to be finished by mid summer with modern treatments. Mayor Noble and stockholders buy a New Era road grader for city street use. secretary of state bid notes North Dakota Republican candidate profile for June 29 1910 primaries.
The Rambler Magazine is produced with the cooperation of major business interests and Thomas B Jeffery & Company. It features four color cover design, forty pages of readable motor content, touring stories, and a look at modern car production. It is not for sale publicly and will be mailed free to those who request it from Kenosha Wisconsin.
The post office plans to start delivering mail to Burkey and Carlyle from Beach from July 1 1910 for four years. Bids due by June 7 1910 with a $1200 bond. deposits and details available at Beach post office. The new route will run three trips weekly via Burkey with Beach departure at 830 am arrive Carlyle 430 pm. return trips depart Carlyle at 930 am arrive Beach 430 pm.
A formal note from P D Norton of Hettinger North Dakota expresses commitment to service as a high endeavor to be an honest official for all the people of the state, addressed to the secretary of state.
Revs Taylor and Bennett ended Congregational church meetings and helped organize a new Methodist church with a board of trustees including J E Arnold and J B Singer. A $3500 to $4000 building is planned, $500 pledged by the Philadelphia Church Extension Society, with a pastor to be hired soon and services to be held citywide.
In Carlyle on Wednesday May 11 at Rev Dudley’s home, Fred Brown of Carlyle and Miss Belle Henry of Princeton wed. Brown, a Princeton native, moved here two years ago and prospered on a claim northwest of Carlyle. Neighbors celebrated with an old fashioned charivari.
Mr J G Robertson of St Paul and backer Geo Chrysler advance Beach electric light plans. Chrysler files bond with city auditor and orders materials. Wiring begins as residents request service. Power house will be fireproof at southeast block west of Russell Miller plant with 150 horsepower engine and three phase generator. Chrysler to supervise plant and reside in city under franchise terms to be published next week.
Lucas Saddlery Co opens in the Kerrigan building on Blanche street south of the First National Bank of Beach. It emphasizes hand made goods using California oak leather, offers custom harness and saddles, a factory harness line, repairs, and a customer friendly guarantee with low prices and prompt service.
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