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Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1915

Page

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Railroad Meeting At Skaar Aimed at New Line Promotion

A planning meeting will be held at Skaar hall on October 9 to map a campaign for promoting a railroad into the Northern Geld Valley. Local enthusiasm has grown in Beach with several businessmen planning to attend and assist in the effort.

Skaar Geld Valley Beach Msssrs J. P. Reeve Dr. Rice J. H. Claggett B. H. Piesik T. A. Canty J. R. Waters

Bronc Hoof Strikes Gov Candidate Burdick at Ranch

A. Burdick former Minnesota star and North Dakota gubernatorial hopeful endured a near fatal fall when a broncho reared and struck him in the Missouri river region. He escaped serious injury with only numerous bruises after leaping a corral wall and subduing the horse.

Williston A. Burdick University of Minnesota North Dakota Missouri River Burdick

Record Price Set For Gilbertson Ranch In Golden Valley

The 258 acre Gilbertson ranch in Golden Valley sells for 75 per acre with crops stock and implements, a new high for the region. Purchaser William Andreas of Frankfort Illinois pays 19450 cash, ranch formerly owned by John Hollstein with barley and wheat yields planned. Also notes George Chrysler heads to Belfield for an electric light plant venture and Soo Line surveyors consider a route south of the Missouri to cross the river near McKenzie county.

Gilbertson North Dakota Gilbertson Place Golden Valley William Andreas Frankfort Ill Levi Gilbertson John Hollstein Andreas Watford Huss Soo Line McKenzie County Soo Sanish

Minot Protest Against Rail Rate Increases

Coal operators in the region convened to draft resolutions protesting higher rates on short hauls set by the railroad commission. Attorney C C Wysong to represent the group at the next meeting seeking fairer rate adjustments. Also criticized is the rescission of joint rates harming local producers contrasting Burlington to Surrey 16 miles at 80 cents with Noonan to Surrey 105 miles at 80 cents. In Chicago wheat futures rose sharply near month-end, with delivery prices up to 1.1514 a bushel from 1.035-8, amid wartime volatility.

Minot Railroad Commission C. C. Wysong Burlington Surrey Noonan Chicago Shorts

Trains Operate From Beach to Ollie On Limited Schedule

The Northern Pacific construction department has not turned the south branch over to operations yet but trains run weekly between Beach and Ollie. A morning departure, six days a week, and an evening return are scheduled due to ongoing work near Zarlyle and grain shipments along the line. Elevator companies participate via their representatives as terminals are completed.

South Branch New Line N. P Northern Pacific Beach Zarlyle Repres Twin Cities

Horse Eats Hat Trimmed With Clover In Comedy

Essanay presents a five act film version of A Bunch of Keys with June Keith William Burress and John Slavin. A trick horse eats a hat trimmed with clover in a rural scene showcasing the plot and performers at the opera house on Tuesday October 5.

Charles Hoyt Essanay Opera House June Keith William Burress John Slavin

Railroad Officials Visit City For Line Takeover Review

Sept Lantry of the Yellowstone Division and Engineer Williamson of Maintenance of Way toured the city by auto to inspect unfinished work on the new line. Officials consider transferring operation to the Northern Pacific as contractors delay completion. no service is planned for a few days.

Lantry Yellowstone Williamson Northern Pacific

City Considers Forming Young Ladies Band

A movement begins in the city to organize a young ladies band. On Wednesday evening several ladies met at the Wall residence to consider the advisability of organization.

Wall

Spoilers at Beach Tonight Stars Rex Beach Novel Cast

The Spoilers will be shown at the Beach nypoys house Tuesday October 12 with Glenister Kathryn Williams Cherry Malotte VicNamara and Helen Chester in leading roles. Audiences in New York and Chicago theatres have praised the vivid scenes and strong action as the story follows Dextry the Broncho Kid Slap Jack and a corrupt judge in Nome Alaska during the gold rush.

Beach Alaska

Famous Photo Plays Shown At Local Opera House

Manager Smith presented two renowned photo plays to patrons The Christian and The College Widow drawing large crowds The Christian earned more praise than The Spoilers shown recently Adaptations include Rex Beach novel George Ade masterwork and a real football game The house plans more features A Bunch of Keys The Text Steer The Juggernaut and Satan Satan slated for next week Also Dr E B Stephenson University Physics dept won third prize in Camera Magazine contest with one hundred ninety seven entries The article discussed making photographic copies

Smith Hall Caine George Ade Opera House Juggernaut Satan Rex Beach E. B. Stephenson University Physics Department Camera Magazine

Lessle Young Tied to Farmers General Service Scheme

S P Lessle young, former president of the Farmers General Service Co, is jailed in Williams county on a charge of obtaining property under false pretenses. Notes for 107.50 each were issued to farmers to fund a proposed company and were later assigned to F H Peterson of Minneapolis bank. court previously ruled against Peterson.

Farmers’ Service Co Teil Story P. Lessleyoung Gartners’ General Service Co Golden Valley Williams County Lessle Young Farmers’ General Service Company F. H. Peterson Union State Bank of Minneapolis Peterson Andrews Farmers’ General Service Co Williston

Rebellion Grips Ceylon Tea Isles Estimated At 2,000 Dead

Berlin reports quote Overseas News Agency saying Ceylon has seen continuous rebellion since June with all tea plantations destroyed. Over 2,000 killed, street fighting in Colombo, shops looted, damage over 10 million marks. Colombo area: 60 dead, 1,800 arrested.

Berlin Tuckerton N. J Ceylon Overseas News Agency Colombo

Kaiser asked to stop Armenian massacres this fall

Washington dispatch reports The Ladies Aid of the M high state department officials indicate Germany may be asked to use new good offices to halt Turkish Armenian outrages. Mesdames Kastien and dent will host a Vaalderstine at their home on Thursday October 1 to discuss humanitarian action.

Washington Germany Armenia M.high State Department E. Church Mesdames Kastien Dent

Border tensions and reform talk on North Dakota farming league

An article cites Mr. Holliday detailing border violence and slavery practices affecting families near the border, noting bandit killings and harsh punishment tactics. It also discusses a new North Dakota farmers league, its nonpartisan stance, and aim to support candidates addressing farmer needs.

Onnotias Ilaape Dubliloa Y Faree North Dakota

Swedish minister seeks reprieve for Utah prisoner Hillstrom

Representations have been made to the state department by Swedish minister W F Ekengren for Joseph Hillstrom known as a poet and writer and slated for execution for the murder of J G Morrison a Salt Lake City grocer last year Acting Secretary Polk promised to forward the representations to Utah Governor Spry who alone stands between death and the condemned man Friends of Hillstrom say he did not have a fair hearing and request a reprieve or new trial.

Washington State Department W. 4 F. Ekengren Joseph Hillstrom Utah State J. G. Morrison Salt Lake City Polk Spry Utah Hillstrom

Man Is Fined for Hunting Without License

Willow City records show District Deputy Game Warden Michael visiting Lords Lake northeast of town catching W. H. West hunting without a license. West pled guilty before Justice Cleveland, fined $25 plus costs totaling $29. gun confiscated, he left after admitting guilt.

Willow City Len Michael Lords Lake W. H. West Hunt’ Ling Cleveland

Armenian Massacres Reported Push Toward Annihilation

Dr M Symbad Gabriel, president of the Armenian general progressive association in the United States, cites Nubar Pasha reports from Paris detailing Armenian massacres in Turkey. He claims 420000 Armenians killed and 600900 homeless or exiled amid a population of 1500000, urging U S intercession.

New York M. Symbad Gabriel Armenian General Progressive Association of United States Nurbar Pasha Paris Katholikos Turkey Nubar Pasha Gabriel Publh Ietter Deci Aad Galicia Armenia Abul Hamid Europe America

Farmer Jones Killed in Railroad Yard Accident

Devils Lake Sept 28 Ed Jones known as Farmer Jones a conductor on the Farmers railway was instantly killed this morning when two cars passed over his body in the yards at Garske He came to Devils Lake from Lake Crystal Minnesota his old family home where relatives reside

Devils Lake Ed. Jones Jones Farmers Railway North Dakota Garske Fron Lake Crystal Minn

Service promised by J P Reeves Farm Market stated

The notice asserts that service equals everything customers are entitled to expect when calling or ordering from The J P Reeves Farm Market. It emphasizes that the term SERV ICE reflects full customer rights in the call in and order process.

J. P. Reeves Farm Market

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Boss G. W. Landsoo George Chrysler Belfield Mr. Chrysler Carrie Weitzig Lansford City S. P. Lessleyoung Isle OF Ceylon Kaiser San Antonio Uvald Raiway Holiday Holliday South Carranza
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