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Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1908

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Forest Planting on the Northern Prairies discussed

The article advocates extensive forest planting on Minnesota and Dakotas prairies to protect farms and improve value. It outlines windbreak benefits, profit potential per acre for cottonwood, white willow, European larch, Scotch pine, and conifers, and notes costs, markets, and suitable planting stock. The Forest Service publishes a free guide titled Forest Planting on the Northern Prairies.

United States Minnesota Dakotas Northern Prairies Forest Service Washington

Little cited as potential U S senator in Antler American

The Antler American argues that if voters trust a man to serve twenty years in the state senate and senate members appoint him judiciary committee chair each term, he would be suitable for the U S senate, referring to Hon. C. B. Little.

State Senate Senate U. S. Senate C. B. Little

Land Seeker Expedition Returns With J R Smith Party

J R Smith of Standall Land Co led a group of land seekers back into town yesterday after a surveying trip.

J. R. Smith The Standall Land Co

Good Roads Convention Set for Larimore North Dakota

Good Roads Convention will be held at Larimore North Dakota on Wednesday June 3 under the Commercial Club with Farmers Institute aid. Experts will discuss road construction drainage legislation and related topics. Hon J H Worst of Fargo Agricultural College will preside and delegates are expected from northeastern counties.

Larimore N. D Commercial Club Farmers Institute J. H. Worst Agricultural College Fargo

Prominent Visitors Stop in Beach on Campaign Trail

Two western politicians, C. A. Johnson of Minot and Col. C. B. Little, visited Beach last evening en route to Bowman and Hettinger. They met locals, praised western state prospects, and planned more meetings before primaries. Johnson, from Black River Falls, rekindled Wisconsin connections with A. L. Arnold and R. Thompson.

Beach C. A. Johnson Minot Col. C. B. Little U. S. Senate Bowman Hettinger Terry Milwaukee Billings County Mr. Johnson Black River Falls A. L. Arnold Wisconsin R. Thompson Johnson

Little Leads in Minot Convention Saga for U S Senate

C B Little of Bismarck dominated discussion at the Minot convention winning broad support. Reported by the Fargo Forum the candidate’s fairness common sense loyal Republicanism and strong regional backing position him as the race’s formidable frontrunner.

Minot C. B. Little Bismarck United States Senate Little Fargo Forum

Taken Up Notice at MY PLACE for Two Heifers

One roan heifer with white head and horns and bob tail and one red heifer taken up by Hubert Bares Burkey North Dakota located at MY PLACE with the notice posted for the owner to claim and identify the cattle.

Camm Hubert Bares, Burkey N. D

Stalwart Candidates Forge Forward After Minot Meeting

After the Minot gathering, stalwart candidates align their campaigns for the primaries. A two thirds assent from sod wart delegates indicates broad support across counties for a ticket led by President Wim.1 of Ohio and a slate including Hanna of Cass and Grenna of Nelson for Congress.

Mint Wim Ohio SB. Lite Burleigh Congress L. B. Hanna Cass A. J. Grenna Nelson C. A. Johnson Ward R. S. Lewis Alfred Blaisdell D. J. McKenzie Sargent D. K. Brighthill Towner T. F. McCue Foster W. C. Gilbreath Morton E. C. Cooper Grand Forks Fred E. Smith Richland Supreme Court Edward H. Wright

Death of Mrs H J Blodgett at Southeast Beach

Mrs H J Blodgett aged 79 died at her Beach area home at eight o'clock Thursday morning May 21 1908 after rheumatic heart trouble and an accidental injury. Born Abel ie Howe rth March 6 1839 in New York she lived in Thousand Island Park before marrying H J Blodgett and moving across New York Michigan Freeborn County Minnesota to Billings County in 1903. Survived by husband five children Elvira Purdy Nellie Rennie James Blodgett Ivory and Hattie Blodgett. Funeral services will be held Saturday with Rev Douglas officiating.

H. J. Blodgett Beach Abbelie Howarth Alexandra Jefferson County N. Y Thousand Island Park St. Lawrence River Blodgett Three Mile Bay Michigan Freeborn County Minn Billings County Elvira Purdy Wells Nellie Rennie Prescott Wis James Blodgett Kells S. Dak Ivory Hattie Blodgett Rev Douglas The Congregational Church

LeSueur Center Woman Joins Chronicle Staff

Cora Chadderdon of LeSueur Center Minnesota arrived last Sunday and has accepted a position at the Chronicle office.

Cora Chadderdon LeSueur Center, Minn Chronicle Office

Johnson Biography: Wisconsin Native Turned North Dakota Leader

The Republican gubernatorial candidate Hon. C. A. Johnson was born on a farm near Black River Falls Wisconsin. He trained in Wisconsin and Minnesota schools and led a long career as a teacher principal and county superintendent before moving to Minot Ward county. Johnson edited the Ward County Reporter from 1892 to 1897 served as alderman and mayor of Minot, and was elected to the North Dakota House in 1904 and 1906 earning the highest vote yet for a member. He studied law and formed the Johnson Nestos firm, is married with four children and resides in Minot a substantial home.

C. A. Johnson Black River Falls Wisconsin tSos Minnesota Minot Ward County Ward County Reporter 76Th Texist North Dakota Johnson Johnson & Nestos Nior

Beach Celebrates Fourth of July Plan Suggested

The Chronicle urges Beach to hold a housing styled Fourth of July celebration with events like a ball game horse races tug of war speeches music and a big bowery dance with fireworks. Wheelock and Wheelock host landseekers this week as Congressman Grenna and Gronna seek re election citing public service and solid records. Henry St Jacque went to Fessenden last evening.

the Chronicle Wibaux Beach Henry St. Jacque Fessenden

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Government Forest Service Beachtrain Forge Forum Stalywarts Will Beach Will the American Eagle Wheelock & Wheelock Landseekers Grenna North Gronna A. J. Gronna
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