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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
6
Local notice shows agents for leading fire insurance companies promoting strongest coverage and lowest rates. It also announces buying and selling of town properties through a real estate operator.
Farmers and Merchants Bank invites customers to call and use their offices for convenience in town. The bank solicits checking accounts of all sizes and pays 6 percent on time deposits. Officers and directors are A L Martin president C Barber vice president J W Annis Karl J Johnson and R E Morrow cashier.
A grand farewell for J A Ferris and his wife drew a large Medora crowd on Friday October 16. Despite rain 173 diners filled five tables at the Rough Rider hotel with prairie chickens pork and other fare served by Medora’s volunteers. Afterward guests danced in D F Olmstead’s hall until 2:30 am as Ferris prepares to move to Sidney Montana where he will run a general store and remain postmaster.
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