New $30,000 Beacheke Hotel Planned on Kastien Corner
A. Hanson & Co with C. W. Finkle plan a three story brick hotel on Second avenue Frater street corner in Beach, featuring sixty rooms and modern conveniences. The site was purchased from Mayor Noble and Will Shafer, with construction slated to begin in spring, promising a significant upgrade for the county seat.
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A. Hanson & CO
Second Avenue
Frazer Street
A. E. Kastien
Beacheke
Golden Valley County
Butte
Fargo
C. W. Finkle
State Line
Mayor Noble
Will Shafer
Kastien
Beach
Davis runs petition drive for Slope Golden Valley creation
W S Davis of Beach, aiding petition circling for Slope county, travels the north Rhame Ives Griffin country and hauls in over 300 signatures. He camps with Atty Branson at Bacon school house, where he clashes with the old Butte county advocate, earning praise from Marmarth Mail for truthful work for Golden Valley interests.
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Butte
W. S. Davis
Beach
B. F. Roddie
Slope County
Rhame
Ives
Griffin
Slope
Golden Valley
Davis
Atty. Branson
Bacon School
Butte County
Marmarth Mail
Fatal injuries from hill accident near Mikkelson
Charles C. Miller of Hewitt Minnesota was crushed in a wagon accident on Mikkelson hill while returning from a power rig job. A unhooked trace frightened the team causing Miller to fall backward and suffer a skull base fracture with brain concussion. He is described as a promising 26 or 27 year old widower with two children and had farm and bank assets to support his dependents. His father arrived after telegram notification.
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Mikkelson
Charles C. Miller
Hewitt, Minn
Howard Douglas
Rose Farm
Mr. Douglas
Miller
Mikkelgon Hill
Mr. Miller
Douglas
Minnesota
Electric Lights to End Darkness in Beach Soon
Within a week Beach will banish evening darkness as the electric light plant goes into operation. The main engine generator and truck arrived Tuesday night after delays, and workers rush installation. A Minnesota transfer stop caused a delay until N P officials relented. Carloads of machinery were delayed by a blunder and shipments are now moving. The Golden Valley sees a new traction engine, the Universal Tractor from Stillwater, tested by J S Ulfers. Two units resemble locomotives, outpace typical tractors, and offer 18 horsepower on the drawbar and 40 on the belt.
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St. Paul
Chrysler
Minnesota Transfer
N. P
Golden Valley
Stillwater
Minn
J. 5S. Ulfers
Rhame Editor Analyzes Billings County Division
The Rhame editor argues that split votes across Billings County threaten division plans. With 1800 to 2000 voters, about a quarter oppose any division. Four propositions exist, but success hinges on southern and Golden Valley votes uniting against the Butte Roosevelt split and backing the Slope county petition as the practical path to division.
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Rhame Review
Billings County
Medora
Golden Valley
Butte County
North End
Roosevelt County
Slope County
Beach
South Side
Golden Valley Delegation Heads to Marmarth Meeting
A delegation of Golden Valley representatives left last evening for a Marmarth meeting this evening and another tomorrow in the eastern part of the proposed Slope county. The party includes J. R. Waters J. R. Smith R. M. Andrews W. S. Davis C. J. Cook J. H. Moore and Albert Schoubee. Officials expect harmony and a favorable outcome from both areas.
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Golden Valley
Marmarth
Slope County
J. R. Waters
J. R. Smith
R. M. Andrews
W. S. Davis
C. J. Cook
J. H. Moore
Albert Schoubee
First National Bank touts loans to Valley farmers
A Beach publication lauds First National Bank for steady lending since opening fourteen months earlier. It claims $208,053 in deposits and 3097 loans, mostly to Valley farmers seeking farm improvement and growth. The note, dated 1910, cites Comptroller approval.
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Beach
First National Bank
First National
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Mikkelson Hill
Chas, C. Miler
Chronicle
Beach, N. Dak
Aulden Valley
Joan
Wwe
E. E. Noble
The
First National Bank of Peach
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