Glen Ullen Banker's Arrest Shocks Glen Allin
W. T. Moore, president of the Grennan State Bank in Glen Allin, was arrested September 1 on embezzlement charges. The bank’s capital stood at 380000 with deposits subject to check about 200000. officials believe deposits may be protected as the shortage runs around 30000. Moore cooperates as investigators probe the tangle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Ullen
W. T. Moore
J. M. Hanley
Mandan
Moore
Grennan State Bank
Glen Allin
Farm Loans and Local Crop Report from Valley City
J R Waters offers farm loan services promising savings and flexible payment options with free proof paper handling. C G Rein of Valley City visits city, reports 260 acres cropped near Carlyle and notes poorer Valley City crops versus the Golden Valley. threshed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Rein
Valley City
Carlyle
Mr. Rein
Golden Valley
Famous Billings County Ranch Lord Buys Q-bar Ranch
Bert Townsend of Dickinson acquires the Q bar ranch at Magpie head in Billings County from Albert Leff. The deal includes about 200 horses a ranch house barn and summer camp in the Bad Lands with hay storage for 500 head. Townsend plans to stock and improve breeding at the new property, his old ranch being on Red Wing in McKenzie County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Townsend
Dickinson
Billings
Albert Leff
Reeder
Townsend
Red Wing
McKenzie County
St Paul Market Report from Southern St Paul Minnesota
Clay Robinson and Co publish a market summary for Southern St Paul with receipts of cattle and hogs. Steers and cows sold in wide ranges from good to common quality, with prices from $2.00 to $5.50 for various grades and hogs selling $7.00 to $7.90 with most at $7.70 to $7.75. Sheep and lambs showed firm to higher prices, with good lambs around $7.10 and feeders and yearlings in the $5.00 ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Clay, Robinson & Co
Montana
Dakotas
Making Money at the First National Beach
The First National Bank at Beach received a $25,000 issue of National Bank Notes bearing the bank’s name. Cashier Maanum and President Noble say the notes, signed by the officials, are legal tender and negotiable nationwide. The distribution of $5 $10 and $20 bills will promote Beach with the bank’s name in large letters.
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First National Bank
Beach
Maanum
Noble
United States
First National Bank of
Olson Purchases First Corn Binder In Country
O M Olson of the Corn Belt buys a corn binder from Beach Implement Company to harvest a large corn crop. He favors diversified farming with dairy interests and substantial potato and corn yields. This year he expands acreage, marking a notable shipment into the country.
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O. M. Olson
Beach Implement Company
Olson
Golden Valley
Chronicle Editor Faces Multiple Legal Actions Over Dispute
Chronicle editor J. W. Brinton is facing two criminal charges assault with intent to kill and criminal libel plus two civil suits for $5,000 each. State's Attorney Keohane leads the prosecutions tied to a long running feud with F. E. Near and L. Stockwell. Civil cases and costs are taxpay er funded, with district court next term in January.
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F. E. Near
Chronicle
J. W. Brinton
Keohane
L. Stockwell
F. F E. Near
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Beach
Justice Heath
Near
District Court
Heath
M. A. Hildreth
Fargo
Brinton
J. A. Haigh
Neal’s Threat to Force Costs on Taxpayers Recalled
He has urged taxpayers to cover expenses of his long running business threat begun two years ago and repeated since. Now aided by the State’s Attorney and public funds, observers ask if he will succeed in his effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Chronicle
Saddle Butte Notes From Local Correspondent
Saddle Butte correspondent reports social visits by Mr and Mrs M D Sarver in the vicinity Sunday. J P Reeve hauls lumber for a new granary. Ben Brown and family visit T Doblar. Lola Wallace spends Sunday in Wibaux. Beach’s Mr Wright drills a well for T Doblar this week. Sunday School hour now 11 a m starting next Sunday. this is the second change. Four new granaries going up this week.
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Saddle Butte
M. D. Sarver
J. P. Reeve
Ben Brown
T. Doblar
Lola Wallace
Wibaux
Mr. Wright
Beach
United Brethren and Congregational Services Report
Rev A F E Landis to preach at Prairie View school house Sunday morning and Beach old school house at 3 00 pm. Rev G W Emerson travels south by Milwaukee rail line with Rev Dierdorf for about a week. Congregational services move to 7 30 pm Sundays. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 8 00 pm. Rocky Butte preaching Sundays at 3 00 pm.
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United Brethern
A. F E. Landis
Prairie View
Beach
G. W. Emerson
United Brothern Church
Dierdorf
Carlyle
Congregational
Rocky Butte
Organizers Named for Medora State Bank
The Stockmen's State Bank of Medora is organized by incorporators Harve Robinson George Burgess and Christ Pederson with capital stock of 15000 dollars. Harve Robinson is to be president and George Burgess cashier. Walton and Davis of Dickinson are building the bank in Medora with the foundation completed this week.
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Stockmen's State Bank of
Medora
Harve Robinson
George Burgess
Christ Pederson
Walton & Davis of
Dickinson
Town Fair Posters Announce Sept 21 24 Dates
Large two color posters advertise the local fair set for September 21 to 24. Officials say all arrangements are nearly complete and readiness is near.
Cigar Factory J Open Oct
Work on the new cigar factory began this week with plans to start manufacturing cigars by October 1. The 25 by 40 foot building sits on the former Logan building site west of Bartley’s store. Woodard Brothers of Nowline, 3 D, own and will run a wholesale and retail cigar business.
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Logan
Bartley
Woodard Brothers
Nowline
3. D
Williams Correspondence Highlights Local Social Roundup
Regular Williams U correspondent reports a Tuesday poverty party at Miss May McConkey s home for neighborhood youth with a luncheon and good time. Various families hosted meals and visits including Reverend Dudley, Mr and Mrs Oakley Cupps, Mrs Conklin, and G C Snow. Harvest work slowed by rain but activity resumes with threshing and granary building noted.
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Williams U
May McConkey
Viola Schouboe
Oakley Cupps
Conklin
G. C. Snow
Christenson
Rev
Dudley
J. H. Moores
Everbody
Mallet
Son Allen
Chicago
Eatire
Claude Schoubue
Chas, Dalton
Clifford Liles
Ray Offley
Alfred Conklin
Another Horse Sale at Glendive
S. B. Chappell from Wibaux announces a Glendive sale on Sept 16 17 and 18 with 00 to 700 head of horses. Purchases may be single or carload lots and many fine draft mares and geldings are offered. Free delivery to Wibaux for local buyers.
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S. B. Chappell
Wibaux
Glendive
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J. R. Waters
Billings County
Chronicle Editor
Stockwell
Harvey Herald
Wells County Free Press
Brinton Brothers
The
Free Press
C. M. Brinton
Wells Brinton
Beach Chronicle
Woodward Brothers
South Dakota
Williams
A. Liles
Lillian
Edna Christensen
Muriel Baughman
H. ©. Glazer
John Burkey
Oscar Leppla
Golden Valley Land
B. T. Viesik
Land & Loans
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