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Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1915

Page

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Police Stop Movies Sunday at Bijou Theatre

A Sunday incident at the Bijou theatre ends with police and sheriff detaining the theatre management and proprietor after a show begun despite authorities. State's Attorney Swihart ponders a complaint, but no action ensues as the case fades from view.

Bijou Billings Co Halliday Bele McNiece Sheriff Smith Heath Waldron Swihart Medeta North Dakota Monsieur Halliday Vic

Auctions To Be Held At Thompson Farm And E H Robinson Sale

A big sale at Thompson farm one mile east and three miles north of the city on Tuesday November 30 will offer first class horses livestock farm implements and household fixtures with free lunch for attendees. On Thursday December 2 E H Robinson will conduct a large sale near Carlyle five miles from Ollie featuring thoroughbred Percherons cattle farm implements and other items with registry papers. Sales start at 10 sharp and free lunch again served.

Age Cay Thompson Farm E. H. Robinson

Dedication of German Lutheran church postponed to Nov 28

Weather delays the church dedication with services led by Rev. Trinklein at 10 am and Rev. Kreuzman of Miles City delivering a sermon at 2 pm. A pew-arrival-based interior photo may be taken. All are invited. Also mentions a new Soo map design for North Dakota and notes Dr. Greil, a woman doctor, aboard the sunken steamship Ancona near the Mediterranean.

Kreuzman Miles City Trinklein

North Dakota sanitary conditions improve amid camp reports

In North Dakota sanitary conditions show improvement under Prof Ladd. Report notes the suspension of relations between the United States and the Teutonic Allies as steamship lines refuse service, with F H Davis leasing parcels post and Gardner hotel at New England in upheaval.

Ladd North Dakota F. H. Davis Gardner Hotel New Engl United Land States Teutonic

P. E. O. Ladies Grateful For Rummage Sale

The P. E. O. ladies report a successful rummage sale that aided the needy and provided bargains. They credit nonmembers and merchants for help and plan to use profits locally for convention expenses and charitable annual fairs.

P. E. O. Sisterhood

Lubin's New Political Bell Feature At Beach Opera House

Harmicon Gray Fiske presents Lubin Liberty Bell Feature The District Attorney a five reel photo play at the Beach opera house on Wednesday Nov 24. The film promises a vivid political drama with strong stars and freshly shot scenes reflecting American politics.

Charles Klein Harmicon Gray Fiske Liberty Bell Beach Opera House Edwin Arden Romaine Fielding Ethel Clayton George Souie Spencer Rose Coghlan District Attorney

Gas Strike at Gate City Boosts Local Prospects

Engineers drilling for oil near Glendive struck a natural gas flow with capacity about 1,000,000 cubic feet per day. Engineer Johns, in charge for two years, secured leases west and south of Glendive for a Denver interests. The gas may greatly enhance Gate City business prospects.

Johns Glendive Denver

Baron Sweidenek Denies Austria Ire Over Strikes Fueled by Foreign Influence

Baron Sweidenek argues Austria bears no blame for the number of strikes, claiming foreign influence is responsible for the unrest. He dismisses local accusations and calls for a measured response to the labor actions.

Sweidenek Austria

Scientific Recreation Demonstration by Prof Rockwell

Geo N Keniston announces a demonstration of scientific recreation by Prof Martin E Rockwell and Mrs Rockwell at Linger Hall on Thanksgiving night. The event invites the entire family to enjoy an evening of wholesome play with no admission charge, aiming to replace dancing as a popular festive activity this winter.

Geo. N. Keniston Martin E. Rockwell Raliston Physical Culture Rockwell Prof. Rockwell Keniston

Wholesale Meat Shop Opens in Dickinson Building

Ben Roddle opened a wholesale butcher shop in the Dickinson building this week. Livestock will be purchased from farmers in Golden Valley and will include quality Hereford beef. The new enterprise aims to meet the needs of the season and will offer wholesale quantities from a ready stock.

Ben Roddle Dickinsem AML Golden Valley Roddle

Endorses Farmer Organizations Endorses Farmer Organizations

From the Co-Operators Herald Fargo, the piece argues North Dakota farmers should back Equity and the Non-Partisan League. It contrasts organized bankers and merchants with the unorganized American farmer, urging unity to secure favorable legislation and better financial terms. It predicts rapid rise of the two groups to influence policy.

Herald Fargo North Dakota Equity North Dakota Farmer National Congress The Non-Partisan League

Pioneer answers last call lost valuable pocket book

W Albert Minor, longtime night engineer at the Golden Valley power house, died in Madison hospital from cancer after years of illness. He leaves a wife and two children, parents Mr and Mrs Madison Blue of Edgehill, eight siblings including Mrs Bartle and Mrs Tom Fulton. Funeral services were held by the Methodists and the body interred in Protestant cemetery.

W. Albert Minor Em- H. Blue Pioneer Farmers of the Beach Golden Valley Madison Hospital Mr. Blue Golden Valley Bank Williams Country Iowa Madison Blue Edgehill Bartle Tom Fulton Walter Blue Methodist Church

Local Bowlers Lose By Narrow Margin

Local bowlers lost to Wibaux by a narrow margin of 89 pins in a matinee. Clarence Noyes posted the high score of 202 with a 173 average over three games. Ed Earnest had the tournament's best average.

Clarence Noyes Ed Earnest

Federal warrants issued for liquor sales on Berthold reservation

Federal authorities served twenty warrants to men accused of selling liquor, with sales mainly to Indigenous people on the Berthold reservation.

Berthold Reservation

Kiel bank robbed for 1600 dollars by expert cracksmen

The First State bank of Kiel was robbed of 1600 dollars last Thursday night. Three charges of dynamite were used by the robbers, who are considered expert cracksmen.

First State Bank of Kiel

Band of tapers swindles man in Chicago hotel racing bet

A daring ring of wire tap operatives swindled Dudley White of Livingstone Montana out of ten thousand dollars at a downtown Chicago hotel on a fake racing bet. Also notes Seattle commerce hitting a million dollars per day in October.

Chicago Dudley White Livingstone, Mont Seattle

Famous Welsh soloists visit city for concert

The Royal Welsh Male Quar tette from Newport South Wales survivors of the Lusitania disaster will appear at the opera house on December 9 under the auspices of the Women s club of this city. Arthur Smith will be pianist with two selections and Risca Williams will recount the Lusitania rescue story after five hours on a raft. The program includes a stanza from Abide With Me and a Longfellow psalm of life.

Royal Welsh Newport South Wales Opera House America United States Canada Arthur Smith Lusitania Risca Williams Queenstown Ireland Geo. F. Davies Williams Longfellow Beach Women's Club

Slope County States Attorney Resigns Amid Turmoil

C M Branson, appointed as states attorney when Slope County organized last January, resigns effective January 1, 1916. He cites political unrest, an injunction blocking Amidon from building a temporary courthouse, and heavy county suits and business encroaching on his private practice.

C. M. Branson Slope Amidon Lprachise

Canadian private bears eleven battle wounds

A Canadian private returning from the Flanders front shows eleven wounds sustained on the line, evidence of the heavy fighting he endured and the dangers faced by troops in the conflict.

Flanders Front

Mrs Poet Shares in Estate of Former Millionaire

In a court filing Mrs Poet is named to share in the estate of a former millionaire who died by suicide. The case notes differences with her daughter but governs the division of the death of the titleholder and the distribution among heirs.

Poet

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