Pigs Raided At Butte State's Attorney Seizes Wet Goods
State's Attorney Keohane and Deputy Sheriff Bispham raided the blind pigs at Sentinel Butte and seized a large quantity of liquor. The plunder, enough to overload a wagon, was taken to Beach and stored in the pest house west of town. After arrival, bottles and cargo vanished during one night, and no trace of the culprits was found. The act threatens new dry status for Sentinel Butte, with questions about Medora and Marmarth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keohane
Bispham
Sentinel Butte
Beach
Pest House
Medora
Marmarth
Market Report Bids Strong Prices In Cattle And Sheep
Market report from Clay, Robinson & Co at South St Paul covers cattle, sheep, and hogs. Cattle, with 6900 on sale, opened steady to slow with steers around 4.25 to 4.90, cows 3.25 to 4.00, veal calves to 6.00, stockers 4.00 to 4.35, and feeders 3.75 to 4.00. Sheep and lambs show light supply, fat lambs 5.50 to 5.75, ewes 4.25 to 3.85, wethers 3.75 to 4.45, with feeders 3.75 to 3.85. Hog receipts light, prices steady, with hogs around 6.25 to 6.60 and sows to 6.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay, Robinson & Co
South St. Paul
Dakotas
Montana
A.os
Echinook
B. T
Wails Baker
Mont
Steele Igo
Portable Elevator For Sale Grain Handling Gear
Portable grain elevator offered for sale. Describes a movable unit with price details and contact cues. No clear date or seller name present. fragmentary OCR text limits precise details.
Death of Henry Sanders Sr. at East Town Home
Meury Sanders Sr. died last Tuesday at his east town home after heart trouble. He had been ill for some time but was up that morning until about ten, then went to bed and passed away around three in the afternoon. The Catholic funeral was held yesterday at ten, burial in the Catholic cemetery south of town, Father Vanden Heuvel officiating. He would have been 76 if alive today. Survived by wife and three sons Henry Bundere Jr. of this place bedbound with typhoid, Ben Sanders of Freeport, Minn, and Frank Sanders of St. Paul, Minn.
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Meury Sanders'Sr
Henry ‘Sanders, Sr
Vanden Heuvel
Henry Bundere Jjr
Ben Sanders
Freeport, Minn
Frank Sunders
St. Paul Minn
Man Killed By Explosion at threshing rig
In New Rockford North Dakota on Friday engineer Chas Olmstad was instantly killed when an old 23 year idle engine boiler exploded during repairs on a threshing outfit owned by W B Whitam. Five other workers were seriously injured from flying boiler fragments and scalds. Olmstad was 38 and single.
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New Rockford
N. D
Chas
Olmstad
W. B. Whitam
Whitam
Olmetad
Ieater Tadians
Local Notes and Market Snippets from the West
Brief notes report free picture giveaways at a Big Store with a $5 purchase, sale of Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels and eggs, visits by County Superintendent J A Kitchen and administrator turnover of a local paper. Others mention land dealings, crops in Golden Valley, and arrivals in Dickinson area.
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W. S
Sentinel Butte
N. Takpaste
J. A. Kitchen
West
Kitchen
Marmarthen
Terry
Type Machine Shipped to Await Arrival
Factory reports the type machine has been shipped and will arrive within days. Chicago export team will install it and operate it quietly. this is the only case in the state west of Dianérck.
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Trops Chicago
Dianérck
Beach school to open next Monday with listed staff
The Beach school will open Monday September 14 with Principal C. J. Nelson from Chetek Wisconsin and teachers Jessie Forsyth and Mrs A L Arnold. The opera house is rented for school use until the new building is finished, with primary and lower grades in the old building and higher grades in the hall. Parents urged to enroll children first day to help teachers and pupils get organized.
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C.—J. Nelson
Jessie Forsyth
A. L. Arnold
School
Nelson
Chetek
Wis
Local Items From Golden Valley Journal
Local notes report Beach Drug Co. promotions and Freeman's prices, Edison phonographs, Polish China boars for sale, a dentist offering remedies, and Golden Valley Milling Co. weekly feed grinding. Travel mentions include C. Ellingston at Sentinel Butte, Will Hoffman party in Sparta Wisconsin assessing the valley, and Henry Senz returning from business trips. Basketball with Beach and Glendive moved to Glendive fair opening night. W. W. Larson and C. H. Moulton attend state fair. Mrs. Nels Heggen may relocate to Golden Valley. Charley Chrisinger visits Beach with grain samples noting strong yields. 2,000,000 bushels of grain in Golden Valley this season.
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Freeman & Co
Dickins
N. D. Edison
Beach Drug Co
Frank Emerson
Beach
Glendive
W. W. Larson
Minnesota
Nels Heggen
Northfield
Minn
Charley Chrisinger
N. D
Golden Valley
Jackson County
Wis
Mare Estrayed Near Hutte Town on June 13 1868
A mare with a white face strayed about one mile and a quarter from Hutte on June 13 1868. The horse weighs around 500 pounds, branded Vit on the left jaw. A reward of 15 dollars is offered for information leading to recovery. contact details indicate Exbuay, Beach.
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Hutte
Beach
Elevator at Chama to be built with 40000 bushel capacity
Mr. Martin reports completion of arrangements for an elevator at Chama. A lease from the railroad company secures the site and Minneapolis contract with O Hicock and Son awards a 40000 bushel capacity elevator. Construction starts immediately and will be ready to receive grain by the 26th of the month.
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Chama
Martin
Minneapolis
Hicock’ & Son
Sentinel Butte Republican
North Dakota to inspect all liquor shipments under new bill
States Attorney J. B. Wineman is drafting a bill for next winter to require state wide liquor inspection at ports of entry. The proposal mirrors oil inspection with purity standards, inspector reports to the county attorney, weekly consignor lists, and a self sustaining fee system. Professor Ladd supports standard purity, claiming constitutionality and revenue potential similar to Missouri's beer inspection program.
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Grand Eorks
N. D
States
J. B. Wineman
North Dakota
Professor Ladd
Grand’ Forks
Wineman
Missouri
Case of Finne man cattle theft ends in dismissal
The State v M A Finne man of Burkey for cattle stealing went before Justice Heath last Monday. The case was postponed from Aug 31 to Sept 7 due to missing witnesses, but the complaint was found defective and dismissed. A new complaint is expected and rearrest planned with Attorney Simpson assisting.
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M. A. Finneman
Burkey
Justice Heath
Joe Meyers
Justice Nichols
Medora
Bar of Justice
Simpson of
Dickinson
Keohane and Gallagher
Advertised Letters at Office for Week Ending Sept 21 1908
Remaining unclaimed letters include Herman Jorgensen James Craft Whan. Callers must say advertised when claiming. Office for week ending September 21 1908. F By Hoath P.M.
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Herman Jorgensen James ‘Craft
Whan
F. By Hoath
P.M
Wreck on Northern Pacific Claims Four Lives Near Paradise
A head on crash between passenger No. 5 and a freight near Paradise, 70 miles west of Missoula Montana, killed two engineers Munson and Valentine and two firemen Robinson and Herrick of Missoula. A brakeman Dixon and an unknown tramp were badly hurt. The wreck delayed westbound passenger service for hours. The operator at Parman allegedly failed to deliver an order before the passenger train passed the station.
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Northern Pacific
Paradise
Missoula
Mont
Parman
Munson and Valentine
Robinson and
Herrick
Dixon
Town News From Beach and Nearby Areas
A weekly Midland Sentinel note covers births, arrivals, and local events. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs C G Jones of Sentinel Butte last Monday the 7th. Dr Charest visited Beach on Wednesday. Henry Grote and son arrived from Sparta Wisconsin. Florence Russeth will attend Dickinson Normal School this year. Auditor Dunham of Daedath Lumber was in town. D E Lytle visits to discuss the new elevatory project by Jim Lahart. E A Shibbel of Dakotah Lumber arrived from the east for collections. The congregational group hosts a social at Rocky Butte hall next Wednesday Sept 16 with games and refreshments. Henry Sanders improves from typhoid, his father’s death delays his recovery. Dave McCullum plans permanent residence in Beach. Westby Brothers opened a new clothing store with high sales. expansion planned. Beach stores stocking for a record fall trade. Clayton Mo editor A C McKibbin questions Wild West charm and immigration sentiment in a Letter to the Chronicle.
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C. G. Jones
Sentinel Butte
Charest
Fargo
Beach
Henry Grote and Son
Sparta
Wis
Westby Brothers
A. C. McKibbin
Clayton, Mo
Chronicle
Billings County
Golden ‘Beach
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Market Report
J. K. Smith
Sargent County
W. A. Young
The
Park River
Walsh County
Charles Foley
Stein Hospital
Foley
jJeeknon County
Journal
Freeman
Alto
C. E. Ellingston
Ithioxe
the Beach Drug Co
Will Hoffman
John Youngman
Ben Shaffer
Wix
Investitx
Henry Senz
Senz
Goc
N. P
Headon
Town Tales
E. A. Shiabel
Dacotah Lumber Company
Nany
Mike
Gationala
Rocky Butte
Henry Sanders
Dave McCullum
Mr. McCallum
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