Flour mill runs day and night in Sentinel Butte
The Golden Valley flour mill now operates around the clock under Manager Brault to meet high demand. A recent shipment to Wibaux drew an order for two carloads, signaling strong local industry and urging support for home products over distant suppliers. Local news notes postmaster changes and new town visitors amid community updates.
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Beach
Golden Valley
Brault
Wibaux
Sears & Roebuck
Walter A. Shear
Republican National Fund
Henry Gilbert
Sentinel Butte
Waggener Promotes New Lodge of AOUW in Beach
Deputy grand master A. O. U. W. J H Waggener organizes support for a Beach lodge. He highlights semi annual valuation, limited payment certificates, and liberal option values while urging old members to convert certificates and back county fraternal efforts. Karl Olson endorses the campaign.
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J. H. Waggener
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Mr Waggener
Waggener
North Dakota
Bro. Waggener
Beach
Karl Olson
Sentinel Butte Doings: injuries and coyotes noted
Oct 28. Gus Rozell's broken arm is repairing nicely. Coyotes seem quite numerous about Sentinel Butte this fall. F. J. Snow drove in from Burkey Wednesday for lumber to use in the
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Gus Rozell
Sentinel Butte
F. J. Snow
Burkey
Beach School Items and School Colors debated
Labels printed for text book covers will be pasted soon. Dissection of a cat and study of anatomy and circulatory system were reported as successful by students. Miss Griffith visited Miss Forsythe's classes. Beach high school plans colors for athletics and debates with sister schools. Current class of seven is making history in Beach.
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Miss Griffith
Forsythe
Beach
Directors Meeting of the Golden Valley Telephone Co
A telephone meeting of Golden Valley Telephone Company directors is set for next Tuesday November 8 at 10 o clock. Attendance is requested as important business will be considered.
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Golden Valley Telephone Company
Beach Grain Boom Sparks Growth for a Growing City
The Beach area ships 164 cars of grain and stores fill five elevators as farmers receive about 225000 dollars in grain payments. Officials project annual marketing could reach 350000 to 400000 dollars, signaling rapid growth for Beach as a young city.
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Beach
Billings County Notices and Local Changes
A candidate for state’s attorney pledges no new court houses, no fake warrants, and no whiskey burnings in Medora. Terry Meat Market changes hands as A Fred Smith takes over. A church supper and sale are planned at U S church on Saturday. For sale: Plymouth Rock cockerels and eggs. Mrs S M Griffith and Violet head to California. A new Kellogg building restaurant thrives under M A Wallace. Independent assessor candidate M D Sarver exits race. Wm Fedora wins primary stickers. A social gathering honors Mesdames Peek Hodgson and guests. Leonard Schoubee and Hazel Lies wed in Dickinson. bride and groom face local farming life and a burned house setback.
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Billings County
Billngs County
Medora
John Keohane
Terry
A. Fredrick Smith
Smith
Terry Ball Club
U. S
W. S. Marvin
Sentinel Butte
N.D
S. M. Griffith
Violet
San Francisco
Minneapolis
Notre Dame
Marysville
Cal
M. D. Sarver
Wm. Fedora
Marion Jones
Mesdames Peek and Hodgson
Leonard B. Schoubee
Hazel Lies
Dickinson
W. J. Brown
Williams
the Chronicle
Notice of dissolution of State Line Land Company
The undersigned co partnership known as the State Line Land Company is dissolved by mutual consent. Dated at Beach North Dakota October 26 1908. Ge o H Purchase C E Barber W L McKibbin.
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State Line Land Company
Beach
N. Dak
Geo. H. Purchase
C. E. Barber
W. L. McKibbin
Another Jackson County Man Sets Ambition for County Office
E. L. Holvin formerly of Black River Falls announces as an independent candidate for County Commissioner against J. B. Stoddard the regular Republican nominee. The piece urges support for the regular Republican ticket and rebuts off ticket ambitions.
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Jackson County
E. L. Holvin
Black River Falls
Wisconsin
J. B. Stoddard
Stoddard
Stod
Dard
Mr. Stoddard
Supreme Court set to rule on primary provision
In Bismarck North Dakota on October 29 editors expect a decision within 24 to 36 hours on the constitutionality of the senatorial provision of the primary election law. Judges aim to decide before Tuesday’s vote. Congressman Marshall Tours western counties as sentiment for Governor Johnson grows. A prominent anti Marshall figure pegs Marshall’s lead at ten to twelve thousand.
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Bismarck
N. D
Supreme Court
Marshall
C. A. Johnson
Minot
Waypoints
Ward County
Rally Day Services Held By Williams Sunday School
Last Sunday Williams Sunday school resumed Rally Day Services after a prior postponement. A large attendance gathered for a program led by Superintendent Anderson Scott, featuring songs, solos, recitations, readings, and remarks. The event concluded with a vote to continue Sunday school through winter.
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Williams Sunday School
Carlyle Sunday School
Anderson Scott
Mr. Scott
Miss Carew
A. R. Conklin, Jr
the Harvest
Oakley Cripps
Minnie Schoubee
Wm. L. Blue
May McConkey
Earth’s Harvest
Evelyne Glazier
Clifford B. Keach
Albert Christenson
William Schouboe
Victor Christenson
Poor Joe
Edna Christenson
Gleaming of Jesus
Blanche Carew
Hero of
Independent auditor candidate J A McGregor visits town
J A McGregor the independent candidate for county auditor spent yesterday in town pursuing his political interests and meeting local supporters.
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J. A. McGregor
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