Business changes in Beach see Russ sale and Sanders sole ownership
A deal closed last week in Beach transfers M L Russ interest in Russ and Sanders to Henry Sanders, making him sole proprietor. The Russ building remains with Mrs Russ. Sanders, who arrived in 1905, previously owned Beach Mercantile and now leads the growing firm. City property transfers include E E Dickinson buying a Blanche Street corner lot, John Madison purchasing Miss Bessie Gullickson’s lot, and rumors of a bank stake change and a new department store at block three.
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Henry Sanders
M. L. Russ
Russ & Sanders
Stora
Beach
Mr. Sunders
Beach Mercantile Company
Sanders
City
E. E. Dickinson
Golden Valley State Bank
Blanche Street
Kellogg
John Madison
Bessie Gullickson
Block Three
Olson McGregor auditor race awaits official tally
No new developments in the Olson McGregor contest as both claim victory and await commissioners to certify the abstract of votes. The governor race shows Burke reelected by 1,969 votes out of about 96,000 statewide. Johnson beat Marshall for U S Senate nomination. Missouri shifted to Taft. Taft led Bryan, larger margin than Roosevelt over Parker four years ago.
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Olson-McGregor
Auditor’s Office
Burke
N. M. Johnson
Tom Marshall
United States
Missouri
Bryan
Taft
Roosevelt
Parker
Monitor
Merrimac
North Dakota
TO OPEN CROSSING: Officials Visit Beach Last Friday
A special car carrying important railway officials halted at Beach last week Friday. The visit followed discussions about opening a crossing and potential impact on local transport and safety.
Beach School Items Slated For New Room Use
The article notes improvements at Beach School including a classroom move for algebra, new North America maps for Miss Forsyth, and Miss Forsyth’s absence covered by Mrs. Lloyd. Textbooks are being labeled and renumbered to improve records. Sixth grade geography crafted maps of New England with regional produtions represented. Primary boys show enthusiasm for pole vaulting signaling potential athletic growth.
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North America
Miss Forsyth
Big Crop Reports Highlight Golden Valley Farming Boom
A Warner South Dakota farmer, John Thelen, reports strong returns from Golden Valley crops including flax and oats. He notes 8 797 bushels of oats valued at 4 130 65 from 307 acres and plans another crop cycle, urging more farmers to invest. Nearby producers Ernest Johnson and O M Olson report substantial yields, while Beach's Farmers and Merchants Bank unveils a new vault. Beach sees its first solid winter weather of the season.
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John Thelen
Warner, S. Dak
Golden Valley
Mr. Thelen
Beach
Golden Valley Grain Company
Thelen
the Chronicle
Ernest Johnson
O. M. Olson
Farmers & Merchants Bank
North Dakota Launch Makes Naval History at Quincy
The North Dakota battleship, the United States’ largest and most powerful, launched at Quincy Massachusetts. It features ten 12 inch guns in centralized turrets and spider masts, signaling a new era in naval construction with a displacement surpassing earlier dreadnoughts and a crew approaching one thousand.
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North Dakota
Quincy
Mass
United States Navy
America
Fore River Company
Atlantic
Pacific
John Burke
North
Satsuma
Who Will Win the Special $25 Prize
The Special $25 Prize will be awarded tomorrow night at six o clock p m. The announcement invites participation and notes the event occurs on the specified date.
Grand Prize Contender Draws Near In Chronicle Drive
Tomorrow at six the Chronicle awards 25 in gold to the top new subscriber collector. Votes toward a 400 piano or two watches are counted, with a grand prize on December 21. Esther Olson leads with 1 850 votes followed by Mary Mason 850 Kellogg 250 Hogan 100.
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Chronicle
Esther Olson
Mary Mason
Jessie Kellogg
Agnes Hogan
School program and basket social at Chandler school
Miss Edith Nelson, teacher at Chandler school near Beach, will host a program and basket social Friday at 8 30 p m on November 20. The event features recitations songs dialogues solos and a pantomime with prizes for the prettiest baskets and an open invitation to all.
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Edith Nelson
Chandler
Beach
Mae Nichols
Helen Chandler
Roscoe Kirkpatrick
Leslie Guide
Frank Burns
Silas Kirkpatrick
Anna Kirkpatrick
Corrinne Nichols
Nora Pelkey
Lloyd Chandler
Willie Burns
Frank Kirkpatrick
Lawrence Burns
Arthur Pelkey
Howard Chandler
Lloyd
Roscoe Woodhall
Clarence, Elmer
Leila Sperry
Chas
Kidder
Walter Pelkey
John Kirkpatrick
Mrs. Nichols
Harry Kirkpatrick
Chas Kidder
Mike Egan
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