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Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1915

Page

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War pictures at Chicago Tribune showings of German campaigns

The Chicago Tribune films at the opera house Sunday show six reels by Edw. F. Weigle capturing German campaigns from Berlin to the Tyrolean Alps. The reels depict soldiers and civilians, Red Cross hospitals, prison camps, and large field pieces, tracing movements from Berlin to Przemysl with Europe’s war effort on every frame.

Chicago Tribune Europe Opera House Edw. F. Weigle Teuton Chicago Ime Berlin Oat Doe‘britz Weigle Hamburg Bremen Lubeck Peronne Red Cross Galicia Vienna Tamon Tarnow Przemysl San Mr. Weigle Lemberg Tyrolean Alps

Thanksgiving Proclamation for North Dakota 1915

Governor L B Hanna proclaims November 25 1915 as a Day of Thanksgiving in North Dakota. He cites bountiful crops and peaceful times despite European conflicts, urging proper observance and noting the proclamation is signed in Bismarck with Secretary of State Thomas Hall.

North Dakota Europe L. B. Hanna Bismarck Thomas Hall

Lady conducts successful farm in Sp Valley area

Mrs. J. R. Smith of this city is noted for farm management across 500 acres owned and about 3500 acres on shares. The land she supervised yielded over forty bushels per acre, marking her as one of the few women to run such a large operation in the Slope country.

Sp Valley J. R. Smith

Dance at Ollie Opera House Impresses Locals

Manager Beach of Ollie opera house led a lively Saturday dance with the city orchestra providing music. The newly finished interior featured a green panel design and a top quality floor. A midnight supper was served at Geo. Irvings restaurant. Ollie management plans more dances this season.

Beach Olllie Opera House Beach City Geo. Irving's Ollie

Reese Owens to Hold Large Farm Sale in Golden Valley

One of the largest sales in Golden Valley is set for Tuesday November 16 at the Reese Owens farm eight miles south of Mr Owens. The sale will feature several head of fine horses and cattle along with a number of first class farming implements. Lunch will be served to attendees.

Golden Valley Reese Owens Owens

First and Second Graders Entertain Parents At School

On Wednesday evening the pupils of the first and second grades in the local schools entertained their parents and friends with a series of entertaining exercises in a lively program.

Auctioneer William M McLaughlin to Remain in City

Col William M McLaughlin, an auctioneer with twenty years of experience, plans to stay in the locality for the coming season to handle large farm sales. He has operated in North Dakota at Minot, Kenmare, and Garrison and lately worked for Flick Sales and Locating Co. of Seattle and Minneapolis during summers. He guarantees every sale and has strong recommendations from northwest farming clients.

William M. McLaughlin McLaughlin North Dakota Minot Kenmare Garrison Flick Sales and Locating Co Seattle Minneapolis Northwest

Prominent Farmer Jay L Jordan Dies After Illness

Jay L Jordan a well known farmer of the Golden Valley area died Wednesday morning at Dickinson hospital following an abscess of the stomach that led to peritonitis. He was fifty one, born in Ohio and moved to this state in 1907. Survived by wife Mrs C R Johnson, Mrs Clarence Steele, Fred Nora Clarence and Gerald Jordan, Mrs M E Banker. A meeting at Beach opera house Saturday November 17 at 8 15 p m will organize a local dramatic club.

Dickinson Hospital Jay L. Jordan Jordan Golden Valley Congregational Church C. R. Johnson Clarence Steele Fred Nora Clarence Gerald Jordan M. E. Banker Ohio Beach

Bootlegging Proprietor Ray Bruce Sentenced in Dickinson

Raymond Bruce, owner of the American Case, pleaded guilty Saturday in Dickinson to bootlegging. He received 90 days in county jail and a $200 fine, with an additional 20 days if the fine remains unpaid.

Raymond Bruce Dickinson

New Law Makes Railroad Agents Peace Officers

A 1915 law bans children under 15 from railroad property without guardians. On duty station agents gain peace officer powers to arrest trespassing youths. Officials urge parental cooperation to keep kids safe on tracks yards and roundhouses. The note also jokes about replacing a self styled detective with city police discretion.

Chilren

Interesting Bazaar to Be Held at Heath Store Building

The ladies bazaar at the Heath store building next week promises an elaborate and novel show in the city. Features include snake charmers fortune tellers and the largest baby in the Golden Valley. A merchant auto train will run Monday through Wednesday with 10 and 15 cent prices. Also noted are local entertainers and upcoming phonograph records from Rice and Pierce. E L Walker reports strong grain yields including oats, barley, and Marquis wheat. J P Doyle, Sparta pioneer, visits city and returns home.

Heath Store Golden Valley

Carlyle Townsite Owner John Bloom Dies Suddenly

John Bloom owner of the Carlyle townsite died suddenly last night at home after an attack of acute gastritis. He was 45, born in Black River Falls Wisconsin, and had lived in Hurley South Dakota Savage Montana Carlyle. He and his wife owned Carlyle real estate and planned development this summer. He leaves a wife and two sisters in South Dakota. Remains to be taken to Hurley South Dakota for burial.

John Bloom Carlyle Bloom Carlyle Country South Dakota Hurley S. D Black River Falls Wis Savage, Mont

Large Ranch Changes Hands Near Beach in Dunn County

The Frank Keen ranch of 5400 acres, north of Beach, sold last week for 38000 to Oswald Bros. of Dunn County. They plan to move onto the property in spring with 300 Hereford cattle and operate a modern, first class stock farm with full conveniences. Attorney Koeppler represented the estate. Edward Keen was the executor. Oswald Bros. are acquaintances of rival rancher J. H. Moore.

Frank Keen Beach Oswald Pres Dunn County Oswald Bros Koeppler J. H. Moore Golden Valley Edward Keen

Dr Fuller Buys Smith Residence In Beach City

Dr C E Fuller purchased the Dr L G Smith residence on Thursday. The sale was made by J R Igen. Mr Waters has financed all houses constructed in the city lately and has sold several lots in recent days, indicating Beach City property values are advancing.

C. E. Fuller

Chronicle Advertising Noted by Trade Journals Across U S

Ion store at Wibaux receives favorable mentions from five trade journals nationwide praising the high quality of work in the large display circular and noting the ad’s photographic production.

Chronicle Wibaux Unite States

Teachers Examinat Is Now Being Held in Golden Valley

Examination for first and second grade teaching certificates in Golden Valley and McKenzie counties is underway this week under Mrs. Kinsey, with fourteen teachers taking part. The week also brings the start of the annual high school course in Beach on November 29, with high school credit offered. other local news notes include residents visiting, a funeral in Hawley, and a newborn boy to the Clark family.

Golden Valley Kinsey McKenzie Counties Beach C. J. N. Nelson

Gust Wojohn Buys Studebaker Tourer In Logan Sale

Last Saturday Gust Wojohn purchased a new Studebaker touring car from a Logan garage. The deal reflects a rising interest in compact five passenger vehicles in the region.

Gust Wojohn Logan Garage

Ernest Geyer Breaks Arm Cranking Car Last Week

Ernest Geyer suffered a broken arm during an incident last week while cranking a car. The event is noted in local records with no further injuries reported.

Ernest Geyer

Frank Fitzgerald Accepts Clerical Position at Logan Garage

Frank Fitzgerald has accepted a clerical position at the Logan garage, signaling a staffing update for the facility. The appointment places Fitzgerald in administrative duties supporting daily operations and records management at the site.

Frank Fitzgerald Logan Garage

Also Mentioned on This Page

Flick Sales and Locating! Co R. R Sherlock Holmes Rice & Pierce E. L. Walker Rocky Butte Country J. P. Doyle Sparta Mr. Doyle Gelden Valley Neen Joseph Kubiszeseki South St. Paul The T. B. Tuttle H. E. Hubbell W. M. Shellock Abbotsville Sentinel Butte Cashel Grafton W. A. Sprague Christ Rost Hawley, Minn Nels Dahl C. B. Storkel William and Henry Stager Five Points S. A. Clark
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