Local church dedication and community updates
Last November the congregation celebrated the new church edifice with an extensive program including Reverend Orchard and Brown of Dickinson. Attendees heard a sermon on the Bible and its teachings, while other talks covered mission work and local events. Also reported were cattle and sheep market results, with prices for feeding stock and lambs, plus a minor accident involving a local resident.
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Rey
Ithe
Panlin
Asperin
Brown
Dickinson
New Firm Formed Ulfers Morrill Ceremony Held
Mrs. Patrick Liberty traveled from South Dakota after her sister fell seriously ill. On returning she left a boy with Mr and Mrs McCluskey where he fell ill with a sore throat later diagnosed as diphtheria. Quarantine was ordered on the McCluskey home.
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J. Z. Gardner
Patrick Liberty
South Dakota
McCluskey
McCluskeys
Hart
Butte Doings And Stoddard Family Return Home
Sentinel reports in Butte that J B Stoddard’s father, who spent the summer at the Z Bell Ranch, left for Indiana last Saturday. The party of hunters who spent the previous week in the Bad Lands returned home last Sunday with eight.
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F. Rutchins
J.B. Whit
Wibaux
Tom
J. B. Stoddard
Z Bell Ranch
Indiana
Market Report From South St Paul Shows Steady Cattle Prices
Clay, Robinson & Co report the market at South St. Paul with 4400 cattle on sale today. Beef steers range to 5.25, good kinds 4.25 to 4.50, plain 3.75 to 4.00. Best cows and heifers up to 4.25, fair to good 3.25 to 3.50, plain 2.65 to 3.00. Canners and cutters 1.76 to 2.25. Veal calves up to 6 cents, fair to good 3.00 to 3.25. Butcher bulls sold from last line cutoff.
Chronicle Plans Special 4th Anniversary Issue
The Chronicle marks four years since its founding with a December 18 special edition to showcase Golden Valley Beach growth from a prairie and coaling station. It invites subscriptions, views, crop reports, and town imagery, promising a 30 page two color, half tone edition and urging early orders and advertising to cover press costs.
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The
Chronicle
Golden Valley
N. P
Dakota
Stich
Bute
Ris
Miss Sommerfeld Enters Contest In Cond Place
Ida Sommerfeld of Wibaux enters a contest on Monday with second prize likely as Miss Hogan holds first place in the Cond competition.
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Ida’ Sommerfeld
Wibaux
Miss Hogan
Surprise leads in weekly girls voting contest
Votes poured in this week for the girls contest with Ida Sommerfeld of Wibaux entering last Monday and casting 2,600 votes to lead briefly until Agnes Hogan surged ahead. Hogan clocked 3,850 votes while Sommerfeld remains a strong challenger as the contest nears its close with other candidates gaining ground.
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Ida Sommerfeld
Wibaux
Miss Sommerfeld
Williams Notes on Christmas at Williams School House
Sunday school chatter recalls a committee organizing a Christmas eve program at the Williams school house and inviting Santa Claus. Local mail contractor Tom Fulton won the Alpha route with three trips weekly. Fence work continues on section 5 township 7 range 105, with Cripp’s Troins and Mr Watson involved. Mr Schoubee plans fencing section 36 township 7 range 105 before winter. Mr Conklin travels to New York early in the week. Misa Stricker accompanies the Witness at Sunday school.
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Williams
Santa Claus
Williams School
Tom Fulton
H. Moore
Cripp
Watson
Tuesaday
A. Schoubee
Schouboe
Bedch
Conklin
New York
Ee Misa Stricker
Wilk Campbell and Brother Visit Washington in Winter Plans
Wilk Campbell and his brother, accompanied by his Wash. pap cap, departed the city for a winter absence. The shorthand note indicates a family journey and suggests a departure from their usual residence or duties.
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Wilk Campbell
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Orchard
Ben
Shearers
Smith
Glen Ulen
Peerase Palo
Ulfers & Morrill
Sentinel
Butte
Neal Incond
Agnes Hogan
Edna Christenson
Pather
Olson
Mary Mazon
Temi Kellogg
Williams Notes
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