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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
2
Blaisdell notifies railroad companies in the state that Article R S N D sections 4309 4311 require licensing of all passenger ticket agents with a $5 certificate fee and posting. Noncompliance carries fines up to 500 or imprisonment up to one year. The secretary notes this is revenue for the state and asks companies to report active licensed agents.
Montana and North Dakota outline state ownership of wild animals and set open seasons for game. North Dakota lists hunting windows for grouse, quail, ducks, geese, and deer with restrictions on gear, bag limits, and permits. Montana specifies seasons for elk, antelope, mountain goat, deer and other species, plus prohibitions on selling big game and required shipping permits.
The notice states no license is required to fish and that the fishing license, formerly priced at $1, has been abolished. Hunting licenses are issued by justices of the peace.
The August weddings in Wibaux feature Mike Ryan and Emily Gift marrying at Glen Dive then returning home for a homestead. W E Williamson and Lucy Biggerstaff wed in Richmond Kentucky and praised by locals. Prof Frank P Baird and Bessie M Barnes marry quietly four miles east of town with Rev Douglas present and town astonishment fading into congratulations.
Regular correspondent reports visitors from Beach and Wibaux, a dance with small attendance, and a new school house project near five points with W L Blue contracted to build. A September 2 wedding at Alpha joins Alfred Johnson and Florence Vetsch with a large gathering after the ceremony at the Catholic church.
Notice of estrayed bay horse from near Rocky Butte one mile and a quarter south dated June 13 08. Describes a 1050 pound four year old with VM brands on left shoulder and jaw and heavy halter. Reward of 15 dollars offered by William Erpman Beach North Dakota for recovery information.
Portable grain elevator offered by Farmers Elevator manager Gro Bat. Engine reported in good shape and price stated as reasonable.
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