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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
3
Industry presents large stock of monuments to view before finishing. If not found, offers original drawings and designs, with customer suggestions and approval before completion. Reputed for finishing quality. Railroad fares refunded for out-of-town customers. Free illustrated booklet. Estimates for cemetery work. Home or office visits available by appointment.
A Country Gentleman feature highlights North Dakota farming progress and the 1914 and 1915 North Dakota pork production contests. It praises Valley City projects, Anna Barrett of Grand Forks county, and the role of youth in livestock education and profitability through small-capital farming. Entries for 1915 close May 1.
In Valley City on Thursday and Friday many guests checked into the Rudolf and Kindred hotels while locals like Miss Frances Morana and Mrs. Floyd Tenney hosted visitors from Fargo Enderlin Jamestown and Buffalo. Business travelers and shoppers from Minneapolis Saint Paul and Fargo joined residents like A. D. Clark and H. J. Standley. A severe windstorm and the relocation of a local hotel area accompanied ongoing social and civic activity as locals prepared for summer.
Dr. A. M. Beede, Sioux county judge and longtime observer of Indian life, writes Heart In the Lodge a drama about the White Stone battle told from the Indian viewpoint. Preface covers battle events with adherence to historical records, following Beede’s Sitting Bull and Duster. Clarence Allen of Chicago, cousin of D. W. Clark, visited Valley City and joins Northwest Nursery Co. as field representative.
E S Kuador of Wimbledon and J F Comstock of Minneapolis visit Valley City while others arrive at Rudolf and Kindred hotels. A Fargo Forum piece recounts Stutsman county farmers organizing the Territorial Farmers Alliance, pipeline for wheat markets, and a 1886 Valley City meeting that shaped open market efforts. Kenneth George Irmen dies at four and a half months. funeral planned from Valley City Furniture Co. parlors.
Vienna reports the untrained Nandsturm ages 18 to 50 will be liable for military service due to the possibility the war may last a long time. London notes the Turkish and British naval clash off Chios near Smyrna with the transport Manitou reportedly sunk and crew losses.
In Omaha on April 17 Rev. Harold K. P. Cornish, a South Omaha minister, was granted a four divorce from his wife who allegedly smoked cigarettes and received attentions from other men under an assumed name. The couple wed in 1909 in Huron South Dakota. Mrs. Cornish reportedly sang in cafes in Omaha as Evelyn La Velle.
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