Joseph Bouallard of
Golden Gate has been held $1,000 to answer to the charge of rape. His victim is a little ten-year old girl named Jeanette Dreynsdal, whose widowed mother is a near neighbor of Bouallard's.
The Bismarck Tribune, 3-18-1881
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A gas explosion in a coal stove in the
Denbigh State bank nearly cost O. J. Giskaas his life. As it is he is minus all his hirsute adornments.
Bismarck Daily Tribune, 1/22/1911
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Rolette.—On last Monday while hunting rabbits in the mountains three or four miles of town, Billy Richards shot Billy Sinclair, the bullet doing considerable damage to the muscels
(sp) to the leg.
Turtle Mountain Star, 1/23/1913
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Brily Douglas of near
Carlyle, a pioneer settler of Golden Valley was immediately killed when his skull was crushed in a collision between a Ford car driving by his son, Fred, and a wagon loaded with lumber.
Hansboro News, 12/14/1917
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Fred Koontz, living a couple of miles southeast of town, had two horses killed and another badly hurt by being struck by the northbound train last Friday evening. Fred had turned his stock out in the morning, and the animals were only about a mile from home when killed. Appearances would indicate that they were at or near the crossing on the township line south of Fred's place, when the train, which was over two hours late, happened along. Then, instead of sidestepping and letting the train go by, they started in to beat it to Wolford by running ahead of the engine. They lasted about fifty yards. —
Wolford Mirror
Turtle Mountain Star, 1/5/1911
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Fritz Wanner, son of Mr and Mrs E.G. Wanner, was shot through the left hand when a .32 calibre revolver which he was handling was accidentally discharged. Fortunate [sic], the bullet did not strike a bone as it went through the hand, and after the wound was dressed Fritz was around as usual.
12/5/1922 Bismarck Tribune
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