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Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1909

Page

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Everything Ready For the Fair at Billings County

The Interstate Fair Association of Billings County prepares for the fair on September 22 to 24 with a full race program and extra attractions. Grounds are ready and the event is promoted as a strong town and Valley showcase likely boosting the first year’s show. Also notes visitors B Bralley and wife from Virginia headed to Seattle, Len Gennow and Dave Shonebach scouting land in Princetown, and the death of Mrs. A. H. Steeves’s little granddaughter.

Interstate Fair Association Billings County B. Bralley Virginia C. H. Hall Rose Bralley Dilley Seattle Len. Gennow Dave Shonebach Princetown

Rain Delays Threshing. Illinois Visitors Move In

A fine rain fell in the valley Saturday night delaying threshing but enabling plowing. Visiting Illinois residents include Mrs. Harris and her family, Mrs. Hart and son, and the mother and brother of Mrs. Henry Moore, who are related to Mrs. Harris.

Carlyle Mr. Harris

Beach Adds Fifth Lumber Yard In Town

Still Another Yard Reports say Beach will host a fifth lumber yard as North Star Lumber Company buys land east of Beach Implement Company's warehouse. Several carloads of lumber are en route for the new firm, details unavailable. E. H. and W. H. Orr left for Iowa this week after their mother’s long illness. They departed Wednesday evening.

Beach North Star Lumber Company Beach Implement Company E. H. and W. H. Orr Iowa

Postmaster in Trouble Over Embezzlement Case

Postoffice inspector Egge tracked a Sandstone Minnesota assistant postmaster named Holm who allegedly embezzled money order funds. Holm fled after an accounting demand last June and was later found in Sentinel Butte. He was arrested and brought to Dickinson for U.S. court proceedings under U.S. Marshal custody.

Egge Sentinel Butte Sandstone Minn Holm Beach U. S McClellan Dickinson U.S

Local Notes From Sentinel Butte and Surroundings

Miss Zella Margo attends the Seattle fair. John Zimmers’s ill child required Dr Museus. Hubert Barres hosts relatives from Wisconsin. Bettin Koch Weinacht Moyer Page attended Beach. Moyer bought a mare from Page. School director Wtech did business at Sentinel Butte. Mrs Snow opens a school in Egan district and L D Page at Five Points.

Zella Margo Seattle John Zimmers Museus Hubert Barres Wisconsin Fred Bettin Ford Koch Nicholas Weinacht Oliver Moyer W. W. Page J. W. Page Wtech Sentinel Butte F. J. Snow Egan L. D. Page

Prehn Opens Pool Hall in Former Saddlery Building

E E Prehn, who sold his meat market to J C Gile, opens a pool hall and short order restaurant in the Sentinel Butte Saddlery Co building. The saddlery firm has moved to the Kellogge building, vacated by J R Waters and Atty Andrews, who occupy rooms above the lower and Wagner store temporarily. Waters and Andrews plan to move to the Golden Valley State Park building apartments once the addition is finished.

E. E. Prehn J. C. Gile Sentinel Butte Saddlery Co Saddlery Company Kellogge J. R. Waters Atty. Andrews Lower & Wagner Messrs. Waters and Andrews Golden Valley State Park

Russell Mill Milling Co expands capital to 4.0 million

The Russell Mill Milling Company, then erecting a 125,000 plant at Beach, increases capital to 4,000,000, becoming the state's largest company and the world's largest milling concern. Secretary of State filing shows a 1 fee. former capital was 1,250,000. Auction sale to follow at Teach Rock Butte area with farm goods and household items, cash under 10, time on bankable paper.

Russell Mill Milling Company Beach Secretary of State My Place Teach Rock Butte H. F. Patz J. 5. Ulfers

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. H. Steeves Golden Valley Clothing House Hart, Schaffner & Marx Crush The Copeland, Ryder and Chippewa Shoes Aelferson Hart Mara Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes Power & Wagner First National Bank
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