Chronicle Offers 25 Dollar in Gold Subscription Contest
The Chronicle announces a special prize of 25 dollars in gold for the young lady who recruits the most new subscribers by Saturday evening November 14. The prize does not affect grand prizes on December 21, and votes for this prize also count toward the grand prize. A cash commission is paid on all subscriptions, new or old. Names yet to enter include Miss Mary Mason Miss Edith Christianson Miss Esther M Olson and Miss Agnes Hogan. 100 votes are given free to start.
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the Chronicle
Alza
Mary Mason
Edith Christianson
Esther M. Olson
Agnes Hogan
Prano
Glendive Polish priest to lead services Sunday
On Sunday October 18 the Glendive Polish priest will hold services at 9:00 and 10:30 p m with the 10:30 service in Polish Father Van den Heuvel will conduct services in Glen dive The Gospel Schoolhouse hosts weekly services Sunday school at 2:00 p m preaching at 3:00 p m and a young people's meeting at 7:30 p m
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Catholic Church
Glendive
Father van den Heuvel Willhold
Young Peoples Meeting
Beach School Opens month with new enrollments
One more pupil enrolled in high school and ten more in the grades this week. Material for the new school house is arriving and the building will close the first month of school this Friday. The school is nicely started and will soon be a pride of Beach. Rev Douglas visited Wednesday and spoke to the students in the hall leaving valuable ideas with the children.
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Douglas
Community church decision urged by welfare committee
A fragmented notice urges readers to help decide if a new church will be built to meet community needs or be dropped. The message, signed by Alex Douglas, points to an upcoming date in October and invites public involvement in the plan.
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Agipledia
Alex Douglas
Saree
Archery party honors guests at Near residence
WA and Mrs Near hosted a serenade and archery contest for a crowd of young guests. Each gentleman chose a partner for supper based on arrow hits, with E. Lloyd winning the head prize and H. B. Museus and A. L. Arnold tied for the foot prize.
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F. E
Asa
E. Lloyd
H. B. Museus
A. L. Arnold
R. E. Morrow
L. G. Smith
T. L. Smith
A. R. Thom
John Keohane
Fo de
He W. Peek
Mrs. Stockwell
Misses Kerrigan
Cecelia Olson
Ella Holgin
Mabel Thompson
Belle Thompson
Leah James
Jessie Forsythe
Helena Peek
Rowena Peek
Messia H. B. Museus
Hutchins and Miss Pearl Banes Wed at Medora
The couple were married by Judge Paxton in Medora after a morning journey. Hutchins, a harness shop worker for A. B. Kellogg, and Miss Pearl Banes, who had recently lived with relatives west of town, returned by train with rice showered as witnesses.
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Hutchins
Miss Pearl Banes
Medora
Paxton
Beach ' Ee
Y A. B. Kellogg
Ed Madison Leaves Farm With Load Of Lumber
Ed Madison arrived from his Gar lyle farm on Wednesday and hauled a load of lumber for building pe dew bars on nie ferm.
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Ed. Madison
Garlyle Farm
Western Dakota Railway plans expanded state wide line
Amended articles filed with the secretary of state reveal the Western Dakota Railway Co an NP auxiliary aims to build a 665 mile system from the Missouri Cannon Ball junction up rivers to the west line across Billings county with branches toward Medora and Beaver Creek and possibly linking Dickinson later expanding through Morton Hettinger Stark Billings Bowman Adams Oliver Mercer Dunn and McKenzie counties. The project could create a new main line for the Northern Pacific reworking Dickinson as a branch option.
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Bismarck
Fargo
Secretary of State
Western Dakota Railway Co
Northern Pacific
Missouri
Cannon Ball
South Fork
Bowman
Billings
Billings County
Knife
Little Missouri
Medora
Beaver Creek
Missouri River
Cannon Ball River
Standing Rock Indian Reservation
Morton, Hettinger
Stark
Adams
Oliver
Mercer
Dunn
McKenzie
South End
Dickinson
Royal Neighbors Schedule Regular Meeting Next Wednesday
The Royal Neighbors will hold their regular meeting in the hall next Wednesday evening Oct. 14 at 7 30 sharp. All members are cordially invited to attend. Kari McKibbin Recorder.
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Royal Neighbors
Kari McKibbin
North Dakota Wins Sweepstakes Prize At State Fair
Commissioner Gilbreath returned from Springfield where he attended the state fair. The North Dakota exhibit won the sweepstake prize and the superintendent praised it as the best on the grounds. The commissioner notes Democratic sentiment favors Taft carrying Illinois, while Bryan's candidacy is seen as tired.
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Gilbreath
Springfield
Ill
North Dakota
Gil
Taft
Mlinois
Bryan
Bismarck Tribune
Beach Commercial Club votes to fund fence project
The Beach Commercial Club met last Saturday at the fire hall with cash on hand to approve a $60 fence along the east tract near the new road. E. E. Dickinson was named secretary as a vacancy from Mr. Young’s departure. A committee led by C. E. Barber Ed Hoverson and George Purchase will supervise the fence plan and report at tonight’s session. George F. Hunt filed final proof on his homestead northeast of town before U S Commissioner McClellan.
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Beach Commercial Club
Weeks Chronicle
E. E. Dickinson
Young
C. E. Barber
Ed. Hoverson
George Purchase
Geo. F. Hunt
Town
U. S
McClellan
Northern Pacific plans record grain movement to Montana line
Superintendent Johnson states the Northern Pacific plans to move at least 3,500,000 bushels of grain from Mandan North Dakota to the Montana North Dakota state line. Beach area expects about 600,000 bushels from four elevators with a potential 450,000 bushels shipment this fall. The company reports prospering freight traffic, August 1908 only 11 percent below August 1907.
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Johnson
Northern Pacific
Mandan
N. D
Montana-North Dakota
Beach
North Dakota
Beach area crops and land notes in Terry Tribune
Land Agent Martnn Mal min reports 67 bushels of oats per acre at his Beach farm and plans future crops near Baker. G B Moulton returns to Sovix Falls after weeks with family here, owning Golden Valley land. Simon Ulenkott visits Beach to oversee Beach Mercantile collateral. Beach Chronicle showcases the new Style Two Simplex typesetting machine and Brinton’s progress on the al road paper.
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Terry Tribune
Martnn Malmin
Beach
N. C
Terry
Baker
G. B. Moulton
Sovix Falls
S. Dak
C. H. Moulton
G. B
Golden Valley
Louix Falls
Wibaux
Chronicle
Brinton
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Supt
Simon Ulenkott
Freeport
Minn
Old Beach Mercantile Company
R. Thompson
M. Laughnan
Farmers & Merchants Bank
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