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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-12
BIGGER SCHOOLS NEEDED.
Many Cities Are Planning Additions
or New Buildings This Year.

Many Cities Are Planning Additions
or New Buildings This Year.
One Of the strongest evidences of
general growth. all over the state is to
be found in the discussion through the
local press of the demand for in
creased school facilities in almost ev-
cry town and community. The ques-
ton Of raising the funds for providing
the necessary rooms appears to be the
principal point of discussion, with all
tending to the point that the funds
must be secured by some means. This
city is woefully lacking in school room
this year, and at special election
to be held on Tuesday the question of
issuing securities and the location of
a building or buildings is to be sub
mitted to the voters.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-12
AAsERe GOT TOO FRESH.

Wise Guy From Minot Got S25 and
"Twenty-ave dollars and COSTS" said
Police Magistrate Jones of Devils
Lake to Albert Aaberg, travelling
man who appeared before him and
pleaded guilty to being drunk and,
disorderly.
Aaberg, it appears, is the man who
made q demonstration at Lakota and
was slapped in the face by woman
who did not take kindly to remark
he made to her. Aaberg boarded the
Oriental limited at Larimore, pur-
chasing ticket to Devils Lake. After
he got on the train he bought sleep
ing car ticket to Williston. In the
sleeping car he undertook to get into
a berth which was occupied by young
lady on her way to Japan. Surprising
that he had made mistake, the young
lady told him of his error, and he
went away. Between Crazy and Dew.
lis Lake the man repeated his effort to
occupy the berth, and nearly drove
the young lady into Mysteries. Her
screams attracted the attention Of the
train conductor, who Immediately
made an investigation. Aaberg was
arrested and taken of the train at
Devils Lake.
The sentence imposed by Judge
Jones was the limit provided by law.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-12
RAIDS IN CAVALIER COUNTY.
Two Piqgers Are Held to District
Court.

Two Piggers Are Held to District
Court.
States Attorney Johnson Of Cava.
lier county has made another success.
full raid on liquor Dealers and has
been successful in putting Langdon,
Osnabrock and Olga on the dry list.
In Langdon J. Y. Gilmore and Joe
Jandreau were sought. Gilmore was
absent in Morden and escaped arrest,
but Jandreau was captured. At Osna-
brock H. M. Churchill was arrested
and in Olga DR.. Blackburn was caught.
In each case the places where liquor
was sold were closed by Injunction,
Churchill and Jandreau waived ex-
animation at a preliminary hearing in
Hannah and furnished 5000 in cash
bail and $500 in paper bonds to ap-
pear before the district court. Black
burns preliminary hearing will be
held in Hannah next Wednesday. He
furnished bond in the sum of $3.50
In cash.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-12
STATE wins 4 POINT.
Secretary Of state Sustained BY Win,
chester In OIL Octopus Custer.

Secretary Of state Sustained by Win
chester IN Oil Octopus Custer.
In the action brought In the district
court at Bismarck Secretary Of State
Blaisdell in his procedure against the
Standard Oil Co., was sustained BY
Judge Winchester.
The oil company had brought the
secretary of state into the district
court on an order to show cause why
a writ of certiorari should not be is
sued causing the secretary to certify
his record in the matter to the court.
This was resisted by Attorney Cen
eral McCue and his assistant, R. N.
Stevens, for the secretary, who were
opposed by General Manager Peyton
Gremshaw of Chicago, general coun-
sci; Attorney Stewart for the com.
pany of Chicago; Attorney John s.
Watson of Fargo and the local man
ager there. J. L. Carter.
The attorneys for the oil company
held the law was unconstitutional be-
cause it delegated judicial powers to
the secretary of state, and should his
final decision revoke their privilege Of
doing business in the state it would
deprive them of their property rights
in the state without due process Of
law.
Their object, too, in this procedure
was to arrest the proceeding of tho
secretary and go Immediately to the
courts. Attorney General McCue held
the company was too premature in ap-
plying for this writ at this time and
that the issuance of the writ was not
warranted.
In summing up the case Judge Win.
chester said that inasmuch as he was
compelled to make an immediate de.
cision in the case without having am
pie time to consider it, he would hold
the law constitutional and would deny
the issuance of the writ, and in this
decision he sustained the secretary.
The attorneys for the oil company
moved at once an appeal to the SUI
preme court and will make an applica,
tion to, have the secretary's record
certified there.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-12
DENTIST HAS WOLF KENNEL.
II Animals Show Teeth Too Much
They May Lose Them.

II Animals Show Teeth Too Much
They May Lose Them.
Dr.. f. w. Chandler of Valley City
has gone into the breeding Of prairie
wolves for profit and pleasure. He
recently secured eight fine specimens
Of the snarling brutes and has them
confined in what is probably the first
wolf kennel ever constructed in the
Northwest. The doctor believes that
wolves are susceptible to the tanning
influence Of human attention, and will
endeavor to train the octet In much
the same manner that dogs are han
died. II his efforts are successful he
probably will have one of the biggest
head-liner thrillers for vaudeville or
circus ever seen In the Northwest.
DR.. Chandler is a dentist, and has
the ability to extract a few fangs If
necessary to maintain discipline
among his peculiar pets.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-12
MANY SEEK PARDoNs.
More Than One Hundred convtcts
Petitions for Freedom.

More Than One Hundred convicts
Petitions for Freedom.
More than a hundred applications
for pardons have been fled with the
state board Of pardons, which is in
session at Bismarck. This is the
largest number of applications ever
filed before the board. Seth L. Hart.
eel, young attorney, who shot and
killed Byron Stoddard in Cavalier.
county a few years ago in an alterca-
ton over the cutting Of a fence wire,
and who was sentenced to five years
in the penitentiary, has made appli.
cation for a pardon. Nathan Ashner.
who killed his wife In Morton county.
also sues.
The case Of Joseph Till comes be-
fore the board again, and It is said
that new evidence and afidavits will
be filed before the board In an effort
to secure a pardon for Till, who has
served fifteen years for q murder al.
legged to have been done IN Pembina
county. The session Of the board will
last for several days.
The supreme court has granted the
application for the taking Of "Slim"
Jones back to Williston. Jones was
removed from Williston to Minot on
the order Of Judge Goss on the ground
that he had too many liberties in the
Williston jail.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-12
STATE PHARMACY BOARD.

Conduct Examinations Here on June
16.1a-Large Glass Of Applicants.
The state board Of pharmaceutical
16, II and 10 for the purpose of con.
Quoting the examinations Of applicants
for certificates to practice pharmacy
in the State of North Dakota. These
examinations will be held at the agri-
cultural college, and large class will
be given the test, the exact number
of applicants not yet being known.
The board Of examiners consists Of
H. L. Haussaman, president, Grafton;
w. P. Porterfield, Fargo; H. H. Bate
man, Cooperstown; Walter Master,
Willow City; w. s. Parker. secretary.
Lisbon
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-12
INJURED MAN GETS $1,000.
Fireman ls Awarded Damages Against
Northern Pacific.

In the United States court at Fargo
the jury in the case of Daniel Wine
garden VS.. the Northern Pacific
brought in verdict Of $1,000 after
being out twenty hours. Winegarden
had sued for $4,000. He was fire.
man on a switch engine at Dilworth
and fell into pit. receiving injuries
to his back, which he alleged were
permanent.
Judge Munger is now hearing thu
damage case Of Mrs. Durine Dryland
W. the Northern Pacific. Thirty thou
sand dollars is asked. in this action
for the death Of Hans Dryland, son
Of the plaintiff. He was fireman in
the employ Of the company at Helena
and his head was crushed when his
engine euterod the roundhouse.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-12
FoRoER FOUND READY VICTIMS.
HOPE and Ayr People Are vIetimlzed
by eharper.

Hope and Ayr People Are vIetimlzsd
BY Sharper.
One James Ryan is wanted in Hope
for the crime Of forgery. Ryan was
employed on the Jas. X. Joslyn farm,
a mile west Of Hope, and on last
Thursday morning was discharged and
paid or He came into town and
had $11.40 check cashed at the Pete
Jensen place. Jensen on Friday morn.
ing took the check to the Hope Ma
tfonal bank to draw the money, when
they refused to cash it on account Of
the signature appearing faulty. Mr..
Jensen at once sought to find the
whereabouts Of Ryan, whom he soon
located when they proceed to the
First National bank, on which bank
the check was drawn, where the check
was cashed without question. To
show that the criminal had unlimited
nerve, he accompanied Jensen to the
bank and stood at the window while
Jensen was endorsing the check be-.
fore it was paid, which gave all as
surance that the check was all right.
He is evidently an old hand at the
business, as the writing on the face
Of the check was an almost exact du-
plicate Of the handwriting of Mr.. JOS
Ign, while Ryan's endorsement of the
check was in an entirely different
hand.
Last Friday he left on the noon
train for Fargo, but when a short
distance out from Ayr he lost his hat
and jumped from the train and went
back to town and purchased a new hat
and paid for the same with a $40
check against j. X. Joslyn. From the
store he went to the livery barn Of
Tom Dorrance, where he hired q team
to take him over to the Mayville line,
and paid for the team with another
SO check against Mr.. Joslyn.
The forgeries we're discovered
when the checks came up on the Mon
day mail, and steps were at once
taken to apprehend the forger. Tho
chief Of police of both Fargo and
Moorhead were notified, but it is rath-
er doubtful II the fellow Isl caught. 1t
Is quite evident that his scheme was
to get over to the Mayville branch,
and from there take the through train
into the Twin Cities.
The following is a description Of the
man: Smooth face, dark hair, slight
~ gray; height about s feet 6 inches:
weight about 40 pounds, long, slim
fingers with one crooked finger; gray
ish blue clothes.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-12
savArrERs WANT SCHOOL.
Trip County Settlers Are Assessed,
but Only for judicial Purposes.

Trip County Settlers Are Assessed,
but Only for judicial Purposes.
Trip county will be opened to set
Element some time this fall, but in tha
meantime a number of squatters have
located at Lamro near the center Of
the county. and have built up .thriv.
ing little business community, with
several stores, a hotel and a newspa.
per. Many Of the squatters have
their families with them, and while
the law provides for their assessment
and taxation for judicial purposes, it
goes no further. These people want
school, and as long as their names
go upon the assessment roll, they
want to know of the state educational
department why they cannot have It
through taxation, and why they cannot
have their share of the school fund,
From general reading of the law it
appears that they will have to wait
until they are cut out from the reser-
walton, unless they want to pay for
their own school.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-12

4 News Notes
AaaeaaAaaeoeeanA4aa>,aas~N
Milton 10 planning q big celebration
July (.
LaMours IL planning for sewer
system.
A vaudeville troupe went broke at
Balfour.
Glendale is growing rapidly since
the fire.
The county seat fight in Rolette
county is on.
There was an attempted burglary
at Devils Lake.
Yeggmen invaded North Dakota
earlier than usual
Darlington has organized civic I'M
provement league.
Many farmers put in large potato
crops this season.
The postoface robberies in the state
are still unexplained.
The civic improvement league in
Jamestown is growing.
A rural mail route is to be estab-
lished out Of Napoleon.
Horseback riding has become very
popular at Willow City.
John Hilbert Of New Rockford had
an arm broken in runaway.
=
The Balfour merchants have agreed
to close their places on Sunday.
Arrangements have been made for
big celebration at Crosby July 4.
The firemen are to have q big time
at Mandan at the state tournament. :
Minot is now discussing both q FL
tering plant and an artesian well sup
ply.
Pope's directory gives Fargo a
population Of $4,000 and Grand Forks
1850.
L. A. Larson, formerly county audi
tor in Ward county, has broken into
the race again.
A turtle was found along the Shey
enne river in Nelson county that bore
an inscription 1891.
Frank Deering, Harvey druggist
was arrested on a charge of violating
the prohibition law.
The Northern Telephone company
is stringing copper wires from
Churches Ferry to Minot..
With the appropriation for the sol
Investigation in North Dakota some
good results can be secured.
The woman's department Of the
state fair in Fargo this year will be
bigger and better than ever.
| A coat hanger peddler at Bismarck
was suspected of doing sporting" fol
some thieves and was arrested.
At Valley City drayman was fined
for using naughty language to wo
man as result of a neighborhood
row.
President Greedy of the old settlers
association in Eddy county is arrang'
ing for big time at the annual picnic
June %.
ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
for the corn contest at Mayville this
fall. The merchants have offered
many prizes.
Adyices from over the state indi-
cate that many people are planning to
attend the North Dakota State fair in
Fargo July 20-25.
Rev. F. Zumbach, who has been a
successful pastor of the Catholic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-02
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-02
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brr @ridmiuhiofrit n1hrrtr Enncs
fonntr orn UrnrcI,un riht irhrn bn
sic lcttr,r I,rod,tmooonns bcuiclbcn
ncrncdtcn Crime brincu Nro(riter
n(onbtcr hop snnro il, O,ciom lei
cic ihrior i'm, y, rid+ mcitrr M No..
bcn Soh nnrb cr sic N,,fr mcnrn 6ca
nm Som Observation-Disclosures 2,toc mr..
ur,ohtcn mcrYricbcs iihcrhSrt hobru
hcnr IN Ncu ]0niocnb(f o(S ser
Groh+,,o poilirt mar iibrridritt IN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-02
Cur 8cabtuug.

Der r1cutTfe Gurreipoutent" ninmt Az itber
Ssit Serthte auf hber getIubnnsru, Sudl5rtten,
8eburtstage, gploene NIB fiIberne Sudl5eittn,
Observation-Disclosures etc., init ben giniHcH Der
anprieneen. bic aber oeuiIif aefhrirbru iein
iuutn. anh decentralization iperbrn germ
aufgcnummrn. Tie Gluienbcr ioIher Fsridts
mitien uber ihren samen unterifreiben uub
Dor Hnrm uttt usrgeicn, no bic Sctlihirit
~itnttfaub - strnbe nno Sarsnummer.