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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-05
MYSTERY IN CASE At PORTAL
Disguised Man Alleged to Have Filed
on Two Claims.


on Two Claims.
Are High j. Mccullough and Samuel
H. Porter, Portal farmers, one and
the same person? That is what is
believed by many of the neighbors
Of Mr.. Porter, who is now holding
down homestead joining the one
which Mr.. Mccullough proved up on
several years ago.
Mccullough filed on quarter of
fine land near Portal in 1900 and lived
there three years. He was a married
man but had no children. At that time
Mccullough had long, bushy whiskers
and wore his hair long. No one was
able to get very good look at his
face. He did not mingle much with
his neighbors. He proved up on the
quarter of land in the fall of 1903 and
moved away.
In the fall of 1903, shortly after
Mccullough made his proof. Samuel
| H. Porter, clean-shaven, short.
haired man, filed on the adjoining
quarter of land. The man was mar
ried and had no children. His hair
was cut tight to his head with clip
pers and has kept cut short ever
since. The man Porter had bought the
adjoining claim from Mccullough, who
moved out of the country, according
to his story, and who cannot be found
at this time. The neighbors noticed
that the two men were about the
same age; their size was. about the
same, only one had long, bushy hair
and whiskers and the other did not.
Attorneys who are prosecuting the
case state that they have letters sup
posed to haYe been written by each
of the men, Sand there is a noticeable
similarity in the handwriting.
The neighbors for some time have
thought that there was a Niger in
the fence, but not until recently was
Porters claim contested. Chas. Finn
brought contest against the quarter
and 1t was in this case that an effort
was made to show that Porter was
none other than Mccullough in dis.
guise.
In the trial an Iowa witness ap.
peared to show that Porter was in
Iowa at the time that Mccullough
proved up on his land. The matter is
being investigated very closely. It
may be that Porter can prove that he
Is not Mccullough, yet the case il
most interesting, and will be- watched
closely to the end.
Attorney George Gilmore of Willis
ton is appearing for the contestant
and is digging up some interesting evil
dence.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-05
In and About the State
N. D. CONCERNS INCORPORATED

~ - OONO60No 0NVV0FOtttA LeOs
Articles Of Incorporation Filed at Bic.
naarck.
Alfred Blaisdell, secretary Of state.
has issued charters to the following
corporations:
Waechter & Bean Co., Glenullin, N.
D., capital stock $4,000; Incorporate
ors: Chas. Waechter, Theodore G.
Bean and Inez Waechter, all Of Glen
Ullin, N. D.
Mexakota Mining and Developing
Co., Fessenden, N. D., capital stock
$15,000; incorporators: Murdoch Nc.
Gregor, ]. L. Thompson and ]. E. Car.
yer, McGregor and Fessenden and
Thompson of Bowden, N. D.
The Minot Elks' Home association,
Minot, N. D., capital stock $4,000; in
corporators: r. G. Sanborn, T. p. Mu-
lick, c. A. Grow and others of Minot,
N. D.
The Brocket Farmers Telephone
Co.. capital stock $4,000; incorporat.
ors: P. H. Kelly, J. L. Trueblood, P.
A. Lee and others of Brocket, N. D.
Stirum State Bank of North Da.
kota, capital stock 100000; incorpo.
rators: w. H. Cole, Stirum, N. D.;
W.. H. Mallinson, Herlem, N. D., and
E. V. Lair of Stirum, N. D.
The Brazil Farmers Telephone Co !,
Brazil, N. D., capital stock $4,000;
incorporators: A. B. Fox, G. w. Glas-
COW, w. M. Boardman, all of Brazil,
N. D., and others.
The Star Telephone Co., Pisek, N
D., capital stock $4,000; incorporat.
ors: J. F. spale, Vesleyville, N. D.;
Frank j. Kouba, Pisel, N. D., and Jo-
seph V. Kouba of Pisek, N. D.
Dunseith Creamery Co., Dunseith,
N. D., capital stock $4,000; incorpo-
rators: Jos. Dietrich, Kelvin, N. D.;
William Goutreth and p. M. Conoboy.
Towle Implement Co: is the name
given to the company that was known
as Towle- Lofthus Co.
First State Bank of Russell in.
creased it's capital stock from $4,000
to s25,o00.
Galesburg State bank increased it's
capital stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
State Bank of Oriska increased its
capital stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
Mayville Farmers Elevator Co.
amended its articles to change arti.
Gle II. SO as to read: "And to acquire
by purchase, subscription or other
wise and to hold or dispose Of. stocks,
bonds or any other obligations Of any
corporation formed for or directly or
indirectly engaged in the grain bust
ness, whether as commission house
or otherwise
The North Dakota Congregational
Home Missionary Society, Fargo, N.
D.; incorporators: G. H. Phillips,
Fred M. Warner and S. Hitchcock:
Warner of Jamestown and Hitchcock
of Hope. N. D.
Bethany Methodist Episcopal church,
ircorporators: F. G. Snyder, Jacob
Hoffman, Chas. Bickerdike, all of
Richland county.
Hesper Cemetery ASSOCIATION, incor.
porators: ]. G. Mcmillan, s. p. Kelts
and E. R. Jackson. all of Hesper, N. d.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-05
viii Boom North Dakota.

G. H. Asselstine of Bismarck has
gone to Bloomington. ILL.,, where he
has partner in the business of SELL
Ing North Dakota farm lands. He has
a large list Of lands which he pur.
poses to sell to Illinois farmers before
he returns. He proposes to sound tho
praises Of North Dakota among the
prosperous farmers Of that state.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-05
WELL KNOWN TEACHER DEAD.

Prof. A. Mcintosh. Formerly Of sotti.
neau and Cavalier, sucucmbs.
Prof. A. Mcintosh, formerly super
1ntendent Of the public schools and
of the Cavalier schools, is dead. Prof.
Mcintosh was one Of the old-time
school teachers Of North Dakota. be-
ing engaged for a number of years in
various sections. At the time of
death he was sixty.f1ve years Of age.
A widow and twelve children survive
him. Death was caused by pneumonia.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-05
1T orth Dakota
~ ubbinS q 81

Jamestown is long on hobos.
Minot is to have regular market.
day.
Minoters may arrange for q market
day.
Texas watermelons are headed this
way.
New Rockford has organized BALI
team.
Beach is after a farmers institute,
in June.
Jamestown people are proud of the
new park.
Defective stovepipes caused a fire.
at Langdon.
Dandeiions-not Chinamen-are the
yellow peril.
Ed A. Smith is booming his addi-
ton to Cakes.
been completed.
A stand is to be erected at Stanley
for the band boys.
Seed corn was scarce in some Sec
lions of the state.
Trail county will have fair at
Hillsboro in August.
Some bootleggers we're rounded up
at the lot sale at Reeder.
The Commercial cloub at Dickin-
son had splendid banquet.
Hillsboro will have a day street
carnival, beginning June 16.
Many Illinois farmers are locating
In Eddy and Wells counties.
AASA0 s140 q AGA 50 AuAAOSA VI VAAAAV0
for the Courtenay race meet.
The Indians on the Turtle mountains
reservation had big sun dance.
The Commercial club at Wahpetonr
is good boomer for the town.
There were three criminal assault
cases in Ward county in one week.
The court house grounds at Devils
Lake have been greatly improved.
The McHenry county court house
will be formally dedicated June II.
The Casselton officials chased a
pair of negro wretches from the town
The recent cool weather is said to-
be the kind needed to make the wheat
stool.
The old settlers will participate I'm
the big doings at Mayville July e.
and 4. :.<+ss.:
Mrs. Jacob Messenger of Underwood
was arrested on a charge Of selling
liquor.
Billings county changed rapidly
from range to an agricultural
country.
Many people are coming to the
state fair in Fargo this year to see ther
airships.
The creamery at Cavalier appears
to be one of the most successful In
the state.
Many of the trees planted this year
have not grown as we'll as had been
Lisbon people are proud OF the
work done by the fire department In
the recent fire.
Some people at Beach want to-
make the eagle scream on the ma
lions birthday.
A tree peddler used violent lam
guage to Valley City telephone gixt
and was arrested.
The prairie in the western part OT
he state is in excellent condition fog
oraking since the recent rains.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-05
NEWS OF THE SLOPE

WORK STARTS IN olL-GAs FIELDS
Kansas Experts Confident Of Success
In North Dakota.
Active operations have begun in the
Westhope oil-gas fields. Many things
have tended to prove that there is
somewhere beneath the surface of this
country a vast body Of oil and gas,
and experts in the business Of pro-
ducing both oil and gas have become
enthusiastic over the prospect. All
indications go to prove that the West
hope field is allied with the Medicine
Hat field, as oil indications and strikes
of gas have been reported all the way
northwest from this place to the Cana
dian city. At Carivale, northwest of
Westhope, gas has been found, and
all along the Antler creek oil is seen
upon the water.
The first discovery dates back about
eighteen years. when at point where
the Great Northern railroad crosses
the Mouse river, east of this city, John
McPhee, who is yet living near this
city, found evidences of oil. Every
year while drilling water wells around
Westhope the drillers have struck gas
in more or less quantities.
Six years ago James Ballantzine,
who had lived in the Indiana oil and
gas field, came to Westhope and urged
the organization of company. Capt.
tai was lacking, and the project fell
through.
Two years ago gas was struck in a
we'll on the Link farm, six miles south
Of this city. The gas was lighted and
burned all winter.
For nearly two years Alex Ander.
son, living four miles from Bottineau,
burned gas in his cook stove, but on
account of improper connections in the
plumbing the we'll had to be aban-
doned.
On July 8, 1907, strong flow of gas
was struck on the Parker farm, nine
miles south of Westhope, and it was
this we'll that attracted oil and gas
men from the Kansas field.
| A test of this we'll was made re-
Gently, and it was found that the pres.
sure was greater than last fall. The
we'll is 40 feet deep, and the pressure
is between fifty-five and sixty pounds.
Active drilling was commenced last
week by the Great Northern Oil, Gas
and Pipe Line Co., which expects to
go to sea level in it's quest for oil and
gas. Expert drillers from the Kansas
fields are in charge.
M. S. Breckenridge Of the Brecken-
ridge Oil Co. at South Sharon, S. D.,
is also on the ground, while other oil
men have either been here and leased
land or are on the way.
Great things are in store for this
part Of North Dakota, and big boom
is looked for. The men now here
mean business, and are backed by am.
pie capital to prosecute the exploration
work.
At 325 feet in a water well on the
Blaine-Trimble farm. little more
than mile west Of this city, oil was
struck in a shale and for $50 feet the
driller has encountered the same shale
and oil indications. General Manager
johnson Of the Great Northern Oil
Co., has taken a sample Of the oil
to Minot to show the officers Of the
company, and is confident that the
right thing is in sight.
Mr.. Breckenridge Of the Brecken.
ridge Co. says the Westhope field is
as promising as any Of the big fields
were in their infancy.
| Natural gas from the Parker we'll Is
being used to drive the drill rig Of the
Great Northern Oil Co.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-05
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICES.

seventy-nine Candidates In the Pr.
mary Race.
The official list of entries for the
various offices in the primary election
as filed is as follows:
United States Senator.
Republican-C. B. Little, Bismarck;
M. N. johnson, Petersburg; H. G.
Hansbrough, Devils Lake; T. F. Mar
shall, Cakes.
Democratic-W. E. Purcell, wahpe.
ton; John l.. Cashel, Grafton.
Members Of Congress.
Republican-Asle J. Gronna, Lakota:
Louis B. Hanna, Fargo; H. T. Hedge
son, Milton; George M. Young, Valley
City; P: ]. McClory, Devils Lake; Her,
man N. Midtbo, Donnybrook; James
E. Robinson, Fargo; E. R. Sinkler,
Grafton; Erastus A. Williams, Bis
marck.
Democratic-Tobias D. Casey, Graf.
ton; o. G. Major, Hope; L. S. Platou,
Valley City.
Republican - Treadwell Twichell,
Fargo; G. A. Johnson, Minot.
Democratic-John Burke, Devils
Lake.
Lieutenant Governor.
Republican-R. S. Lewis, Fargo; H.
Bendeke, Grand Forks.
Judge Of the Supreme Court.
Republican-Burleigh F. spalding,
Fargo; Edward H. Wright, Fargo.
Democratic-No nomination.
Secretary Of State.
Republican-Alfred Blaisdell, Mi
not; j. A. Buchanan, Courtenay.
Democratic Mann, Wash
burn; Ben G. Whitehead, williston.
State Auditor.
Republcan-D. X. Brightbill, Cando;
G. o. Jorgenson, Minor; o. ]. Olson,
Fargo.
Democratic-B. T. Brockoff, Grand
Forsk.
State Treasurer.
Republican-D. J.. Mckenzie, For
man; G. L. Bickford, Bowbells.
Democratic-James E. Campbell,
Mandan.
superintendent Of Public instruction.
Republican-Fred E. Smith, Wah-
peton; Walter L. Stockwell, Grafton.
Democratic-No nomination.
Attorney General.
Republican,. F. McCue, Caring
fnns Androry Mi11or p;c~~,o~o1-. AYo1c
Larosn, Kuhn.
Democratic J. o'Connell. Tow.
ner.
Commissioner Of Insurance.
Republican-E. G. Cooper, Grand
Forks; Walter G. Taylor, LaMoure.
Democratic-C. H. Anheier, Fargo.
Commissioner Of Agriculture.
Republican-W. G.. Gilbreath, Man
dan; R. w. Main, Cando.
Democratic-John L. Harvey, Cando.
Commissioners Of Railroads.
Republican,. P. N. Anderson,
Starkweather; L. B. Garnaas, Shey-
enne; E. E. Green, McCluskey; w. H.
Mann, New Salem; E. M. Nelson, Ty-
Ter; Peter Reid, Langdon; E. A.
Stafne, Galchutt; w. H. Stutsman,
Mandan; Simon Westby, Rugby; M.
p. Axtell, Glendale.
Democratic-T. J. Dougherty, Stark
weather; J. N. Mccoy, Ashley; H. J..
Mitchell, New Rockford; Louis G..
Schell, Grand Forks.
District Judge, First District.
.Republican-No nomination.
Observation-Disclosures F. Templeton,
Grand Forks.
District Judge, Second District.
Republican-M. H. Brennan, Devils
Lake; John F. Cowan, Devils Lake.
Democratic-No nomination.
District Judge, Third District.
Republican-Chas. A. Pollock, Far.
Democratic-No nomination.
District Judge, Fourth District.
Republican-F'rank B. Allen, Lisbon.
Democratic-No nomination.
District Judge, Fifth District.
Republican,. T. Burke, Valley
City.
Democratic-No nomination.
District Judge, Sixth District.
Republican,. H. Register, Bis:
marck; w. H. Winchester, Bismarck.
,Democratic-No nomination.
District Judge, Seventh District.
Republican-W. ]. Kneeshaw. PEN.
bina.
nemocratfc-No nomination
District Judge, Eighth District,
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-05

There was some loss Of infant uv0~
stock on the ranges in the Weste5H,
part Of the state-as q result Of tho;
storm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16

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acre. hGure. io-tics @duie. fhrere nit fe-
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ighie. rein sA-ec: &nten rein quite. f2Nc.
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nie Is-s5e. tzHss G1ubsn. ietie. sa00: n.as
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ssis aassa. EuftsI. 500. n,, a,,s.
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500
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nses- 0casaazd ysy sas sxBo-sse
SiH@sutScA 4aisiornta. Srass. 500
eeasrts, eisiss eas Euscrs. fau-7s-
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Atts Rnrtne.

Das 21I2id6ri5e Sobnaen Der
BON ibrem Manns geihieoenen 5rau
barn Quoerion oerbrannte in Abpes
ienbeit Der Ulltter bel Isbsnoigem 2eis
be.o als 6rau 2(noeriOH pom elmer
9eiorouRa in Der Qa6bari6aft beins
ls6rte, ianb is oas Sinh ais Dertoblts
Qei6e oui Dem 5ubboOeH osr Slide
lisgen. Dian Himmt an. odB Der 8leis
ne beim Spielen am GisH feline aleis
Der in bTan6 Iebts.
Durb Elm 5eusr. O0s i'm ,8aoins
Club i'm @1I6ulsrs 8sbduoe 1usbrdh,
puroe Elm 5faoen BON $4,000 aHges
ri6tet; uno bel BEN 20iharbeitsn tris
gen Die 5eu~eppebrlsute @apt. SObn
Dieoiih. pet. Soaaim. Sas. Bruce,
5o5H STRIPPED uno CHARLES ,Ssniitd
9erlsbuuseH olpcn. bic ober niht Ie.
bensgsfdbrlider 2lrt iino.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16
9u DerfauFen.

100 Ader reidss 5arm 3 gan6 i'm gars
lsnotiirlet BON yloro Gentral lBisconiin.
!" Wlellea BON einsm blibsnoeu gBis. Sen
iral GteHbahn Std0iben 70 ELDER unter
ealtipirans, 90 4ider 0artbolSs ganb, atts
iss SrunueHipalier auf BEN BlaBe; 10
Biminer 0aus. 3 cute 5ldas. 0orn ipeis
Der. Diai6ine unt 0ohihnppen.
Seutibe tatboliiAe @smsinae, so Roos
BON @obnbaus sur groBm falb. girde
nns 6iarrihuIs. Brsis $1,000. ggsasn
glab'tem o%oteitre man 9obu. I. Gomtts
9belsl, Nie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16
AuFrlrt pom Guor.

Da5 onerimuiite Sdldntihffle
'Apdoer aho bic 5orpeooi1aerflot.iQe
8uiamnen p S6iFfe. obue atinert
@eleitaoot9 Tuo am freital oon
@untl Arenos %abss'ahrsa. am TIRE
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itraBe biuouyh mad Gem St.aen
Ocean ier8aisbeR. Bon 4uuta @re
mas sins oie 5abyi suHdhh IN iuolidsr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16

Die ruFiIdztirtH6en 8esiebungsn
iIHo in Elm o~rDbsnoes Stdoium oetrez
ten. Aufgeitudelt burh oas tirfiIhs
Ginoringen in 4erTen uno bic Nobis
%Iiliruns armsnien's, BAT bic ruFiIhe
He9ierang nuRmsbr beihIofen, cine
militdriffe Denomination an Der
turtiidsperFiden 9ren3e dussufabren.
Die gu DieIem 3pede duserIe6ene
3rupPenmaht ioa aus 10000 Mann
centralzruFider 5ruppen in boiler
Sriessausriitung bethlehem uno lie
iol nit m5glidher S6relisteit pors
raden. Dieie Blaine nurben BEN
8umdsG Omite Der Rational : 9ers
tHsioisung BON 9eamten beg 4rieass
miniferiums untsr6reitet uno erldus
teri uHo BON ibm siuitimmig sutgs>
feiBen.