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Newspaper

Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1916

Page

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Callender Hotel Sold to R N Cooper in City Deal

R N Cooper of Hazen has bought the Callender hotel, taking possession under a two year lease to Mr Wallace who retains the building. Cooper will be assisted by his cousin Mrs Vincent in management. Sheriff Smith arrested a transient for forgery, recovering 12 dollars after the suspect cashed a check at Hoffman’s Confectionery. The PEO Sisterhood plans a rummage sale November 9 and 10 on Main Street. Lakota Sunday schools run a membership contest led by Aneta.

R. N. Cooper Hazen Callender Cooper Alhambra Wallace Mrs. Wallace Dickinson Smith Titsel P. E. O Sisterhood Variety Store Main Street

Hugh Egan Married at St. Paul

Hugh Egan wed Hazel McCarthy of Flaxville Manaro last Wednesday at St. Paul. Egan is president of the Beach State Bank and Security Bank of Golva, a well known local figure. The bride, admired by many in Beach, has many friends here from visits. Congratulations and best wishes are extended.

St. Paul Hugh Egan Hazel McCarthy Flaxville Manaro Hugh Egan Beach State Bank Security Bank Golva McCarthy Beach the Chronicle

Election returns shown at opera house

C W Haigh arranges Western Union wire and operator at the vaudeville venue for November 7, letting patrons watch returns as they come in on screen. Returns mirror Associated Press data sent to major cities. With three days to go some candidates show worry about the outcome.

C. W. Haigh Western Union Associated Press

Vince Wicka Buys W Bar Ranch

Vince Wicka acquires the W Bar Ranch ten miles north of Wibaux for about $10,000 through C J Waldron. The 964 1 2 acre Beaver Creek property, first owned by Pierre Wichaux, features solid buildings, fencing, and woodland. Wicka plans grazing use, seeks wood, and aims to provide his family with ranch life and running water. He moved to Golden Valley County in 1905 and built up a prosperous Model farm four miles south of Beach, reflecting his progressive farming.

Vince Wicka C. J. Waldron W. Bar Wibaux Wibaux County Beaver Creek Pierre Wichaux Wicka Vince Beach Golden Valley County

Paralyzing spread by catalogue houses alarms rural North Dakota

In Fantile paraly claimed thousands of babies and small children across Hettinger County and rural districts via mail order houses. Returns from catalog goods spread the disease, though North Dakota reports only a few cases. Mrs. O D Brault’s friends honored her birthday with a surprise visit and tray gift. Tom Scott travels to Thermopolis Wyoming for rheumatism treatment at Hot Springs, planning a move for his family in two weeks.

Hettinger North Dakota O. D. Brault Tom Scott Thermopolis Wyoming March Hot Springs

Short Course Opens After Thanksgiving

The annual Short Course at the school will run after Thanksgiving with English, arithmetic, spelling, penmanship, bookkeeping, agriculture, manual training and domestic science. Credits count toward graduation and new material replaces older content. All students who cannot attend regular classes are urged to enroll, with the date to be announced. Also mention of a marriage in Glenive and a stove explosion near Mandan causing a store fire.

Farmers Extension Lectures Are Successful

Hugo Klumb with A B Hummel and R M Lewis presented extension talks at Little Beaver and Haysman schools last Friday and Saturday using about one hundred lantern slides. Klumb covered horticulture with practical fruit tree planting, care, diseases, and spraying. Lewis spoke on farm bookkeeping. future talks planned at Burkey and Indian Hint schools. Local writer urges voters to approve the new Normal School at Dickinson for local education access.

Hugo Klumb A. B. Hummel RM. Lewis Little Beaver Haysman School Mr. Klumb Klumb Lewis Burkey Indian Hints

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Board of County Commissioners S. A. Smith Callender Hotel Nelson County Opera House W Bar Ranch Pierre Wibaux Golden Valley Farmer Golden Valley First National Bank Piesik Land and Loan CO Tom. L. Smith Glenidve Eugene Livermore Mollie Roy North Country Mr. Livermore The Chronicle Mandan Mrrs Calet Hasse A. W. Mason Valley City
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