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Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1915

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Northern Golden Valley seeks new railroad line

Farmers and landowners in Upper Golden Valley rally behind a proposed northern rail link. Key backers include Karl Hetzler J H Claggett and B I Piesik, with Farm Security Co of Minneapolis Eastern Montana Farming and Development Co of Glendive and F L Haeberle of Faribault expressing support. Bank official T E Hudson calls higher transport facilities essential as several large landowners anticipate land value gains.

the Chronicle Golden Valley Karl P. Hetzler Logality Skaar J. H. Claggett Upper Golden Valley Upper Farm Security Company Minneapolis Eastern Montana Farming and Development Co Glendive F. L T. E. Hudson Farmers & Merchants Bank Hudson Northwest North Dakota

Farmers Push for a Local Railroad in Upper Golden Valley

Farmers in the Upper Golden Valley plan meetings at regional centers to gauge support for a railroad. Committees will confer with railroad officials to explore feasibility. Interested farmers should send name and address to the Chronicle editor to receive meeting notices.

Upper Golden Valley Chronicle

Moonlight mishap recalls western league quirks

The Dickinson baseball fiasco last Sunday echoes a Western Canada League scene from 1909 where a home team kept playing to reach required innings as night fell. Moose Jaw manager Kid Taylor joked to Lethbridge manager Jack Corrigan about the moon overhead and gate receipts, noting the moon may need an admission.

Belfield Dickinson Lethbridge Alberta Kid” Taylor Moose Jaw Jack Corrigan Jack

X Ray Instrument to Be Installed in Hospital

Dr Stough purchased an up to date X Ray coil in the Twin Cities this week and will have it installed in ten days His hospital will then offer radioscopic photography and X Ray treatments The move is expected to expand medical facilities in the city C Guy Brewer a local clerk is visiting Chicago and may return soon with reports linking to Hymen rumors

Dr. Stough Twin Cities C. Guy Brewer Chimodern Hospital Cage

Elaborate Curtain Now Completed at the Opera House

Victor Olson of the Dorval Scenic Co completes a new drop curtain for the Beach opera house. The painting centers on the burning of Ormond Castle in Ireland, reflecting Ormond's 17th century role. Olson, a noted Norwegian artist, created a distinctive memory-based work amid local sponsorship aiding the installation.

Opera House Victor Olson Dorval Scenic Co Ormond Castle Green Castle Ireland Tipperary James Butler Duke of Ormond Butler Stafford Charles France Charles II Castle of Olson Beach

Bloom Couple Visit Carlyle Business in City

Mr and Mrs John Bloom of Carlyle were business visitors in the city yesterday meeting local merchants and inspecting market activity.

John Bloom Carlyle

Farmers Anxious to Start Stacking

Farmers anxious to begin stacking as heavy rains threaten wheat grade. Threshers likely to process large fields first leaving smaller crops for later. Stacking allows grain to go through sweat and be threshed with color preserved, reducing rain risk and lowering costs while boosting demand at local terminals.

Golden Valley

Orchestra Leader to Leave City for Grand Forks

George Jones leader of Jones Harmony Quartette departs Tuesday to join Tillies Traveling Orchestra in Grand Forks under Vivian Tillitson, former Bijou theatre musician. City loses a top entertainer. Tillie orchestra plans a future visit, drawing interest from Beach patrons who enjoy fine music.

George Jones Jones’ Harmony Quartette Grand Forks Tillie Vivian Tillitson Bijou Jones Harmony Quartette

First Car of Wheat From Golva Sold and Shipped

D C Peterson of Golva sold and shipped the town's first car of wheat from his Marquis crop shipped last Tuesday. The car went to Minneapolis via the new south line under the latest Interstate Commerce Commission tariffs. A Beach opera house screening features The Christian with Edith Story and Earl Williams in the leads.

D. C. Peterson Golva Peterson New South Line Minneapolis Interstate Commerce Commission Christian Beach Opera House Edith Story Earl Williams

Beach Drama Thelma Promises Grand Stage Event

The Beach Dramatic club prepares five act society drama Thelma to be staged Saturday at the Beach opera house. Director H Edward Dorval cites star cast scenic artistry by Dorval Scenic Co Victor Olson leading the scenic effort. Notables Mrs Jefferson Mr and Mrs Blackbourn Canty Kastien Miss Paulson and Miss DeMerse lead strong performances with a packed house expected and a post show opportunity. The article also discusses political notes about Burdick and the senatorial race with McCumber and Hanna, noting Progressive sentiment and potential gubernatorial interest.

Beach Dramatic Club Thelma H. Edward Dorval Dorval Scenic Co Victor Olson Beach Opera Jefferson DeMerse Dramatic Club

Burdick Considers Senate Endorsement in North Dakota

Williston, Sept. 15. Asher L. Burdick says he may be forced to declare for a senatorial candidate. If he acts, he will not support Senator McCumber or Governor Hanna, but will back Asher L. Burdick himself.

Williston A. L. Burdick McCumber Hanna Asher L. Burdick

Carlyle Assured of a Siding

The town of Carlyle will gain a siding and lots will be sold after plats are filed. A. L. Martin has bought the John Bloom farm, the south half of section 32, township 11, and project plans await county auditor approval. The new town aims to be among the best in Golden Valley country with ready roads and a rapid start.

Carlyle A. L. Martin John Bloom Golden Valley Martin

Juvenile Band to Be Large One in City

The junior band organized by Prof. Wells now has twenty eight pieces with instruments ordered for delivery soon. Instruction will start once instruments arrive and several members are musicians. Wells controls a high grade piano exclusive agency to support piano sales and music lessons. A fair in Smith Creek country runs on the 23rd and 24th to assist local farmers in promoting business.

Wells Wibaux John Robertson Smith Creek Country Mini Weapolis

Beach Library Interest Promotes Public Reading

In an interview with I H Claggett Beach residents learn from Montevideo Minnesota on the public library’s growth. It notes 7808 books on hand 3744 loaned a 1289 25 city tax for new books 525 49 for books and 39 85 periodicals librarian salary 445 and lauds Carnegie funded libraries as educational pillars urging Beach to build a similar institution. A boy with good books to read does not ask for the makings.

I. H. Claggett Beach Public Montevideo, Minn Montevedio Our Beach Carnegie Minnesota Montevideo Golden Valley Beach

Two Hunters Injured in Field Accident

Elmer Farnum and John Kolkman were accidentally shot by Oliver Olson while all three waited for chickens in a field. Farnum suffered facial injuries and Kolkman breast and stomach wounds. both were treated in the city the next day. Olson fired from behind bushes about seventy five yards away.

Elmer Farnum John Kolkman Oliver Olson Olson Farnum Kolkman

D W Johnson Passes Away At 70 In Iowa Family Home

D W Johnson father of Mrs H M Horney died last Sunday at his daughter's home east of the city. He was 70 and died of general debility. The remains were taken to Osceola, where he formerly resided. Born in Vermont, he moved to Iowa years ago where other family live.

D. W. Johnson H. M. Horney Osceolala Vermont Iowa

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