Cooperstown News Roundup Brightens Local Happenings
Tuesday’s Daily notes J H Berg of Cooperstown in town on business and many visitors from Fargo including M R Parks and Emil Henderson. Episcopal Guild to meet April 21, Remley and Schmaller wedding in Fargo, and bids for mail routes posted. Local bankers visit, Epworth League events, and community concerns about print paper shortages. Snow storms, oil prospects, and school activities pepper the day’s news with notes on residents and businesses.
Woman's Home Missionary Society Meeting Notice
The Women s Home Missionary Society of the M E church will hold its regular meeting in the church cottage next Wednesday at 3 p m. The mite box opening will be a feature of the program. All who have mite boxes are asked to bring them. The study topic is Our Negro Homes with stories of missionaries who have worked among the negroes.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society of the, M. E. Church
North Dakota Billiard Men’s Association Reorganized at Pargo
The North Dakota Billiard Men's Association reorganized at a meeting in Pargo with L. W. Hubbard of Valley City elected president, P. Dawson of Devils Lake as vice president, J. D. Wilde of Grand Forks as secretary treasurer, Frank Hoey of Minot as treasurer, and J. Payee of Rugby and C. Reineke of Fargo named to the executive committee. They will hold office until the annual meeting.
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North Dakota Billiard Men's ‘Association
Pargo
L. W. Hubbard
Valley City
Oe P. Dawson
Devils Lake
J. D. Wilde
Grand Forka
Frank Hoey
Minot
James Payee
Rugby
5. C. Reineke
Fargo
Valley City Notes on Local Interests and Contests
Dev and recreational sports push in Devils Lake area as billiards and bowling gain association support. Marshall Oil plans a large Fargo filling station with A O Heglund as Fargo district manager, a longtime Valley City figure. University student Alexander Aas from Valley City enters Grand Forks trial anti socialistic oratorical showdown with hometown hope for honors.
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Fargo Forum
Marshall Oil C Company
Fargo
A. O. Heglund
Valley City
Heglund
Grand Forks City Hall
Alexander Aas
Aas
Cass County Langer Club Forms In Fargo
A temporary Langer for Governor Club was formed at a meeting last evening with 17 precincts represented in Fargo. Emerson H. Smith is president, R. M. Pollock vice chairman, H. H. Wooledge secretary, and Thomas Turner Wooledge Leo Cline John C. Ross and A. W. Fowler named to the executive committee. A second meeting planned to establish a permanent organization and expand countywide activities.
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Langer
Governor Club
Fargo
Emerson H. Smith
R. M. Pollock
H. H. Wooledge
Thomas Turner
Mr. Wooledge
Leo Cline
John C. Ross
A. W. Fowler
Former Towns Man Writes Play In Old Kentucky at Grand Next Week
C. T. Carey, formerly of the county, authored In Old Kentucky to be shown at the Grand next Friday and Saturday. The plot centers on Madge Enerly, moonshiners, revenue agents, a mining claim, a dangerous race, and Madge’s daring rescue and pursuit of justice amid romance and danger in the Kentucky hills. Joe Lorey is the alleged culprit, while Horace Hotten’s schemes drive the action toward a dramatic climax with Madge proving pivotal.
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C. T. Carey
Old Kentucky
Hhi Kentuchs
Madge Enerly
Joe Lucey
Horace Hotten
Frank Layson
Hotten
Layson
Holten
Holton
Joek Lovey
Lovey
Lorey
Madge Brierly
Madge
Joe Lorey
Editors Meet in Fargo Dates Set for August Meeting
At the 1919 Mandan gathering the North Dakota Press association fixed its annual convention in Fargo for August 6 and 7. M. L Forkner of Langdon, president, announced the dates and said an executive committee meeting in Fargo in the coming weeks would plan the program and entertainment features.
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North Dakota Press Association
Mandan
Fargo
M. L Forkner
Langdon
Wes
Fargopihin
Conyen
Fargo printers urged to display for August meeting
Senator P J McCumber wired Fargo residents that the internal revenue office will not be abandoned and that the collector selection will be settled soon. The rumor that Fargo would lose its office and North Dakota would join the South Dakota district is laid to rest.
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Tion
P. J. McCumber
Fargo
Internal Revenue Office
North Dakota
South Dakota
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Cooperstown
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Episcopal Guild
A. Anfinson
M. R. Parks
Emil Henderson
Heinrich Chemical Co
Minneapolis
Mrs. Work
St. Paul
City
Miss Work
Red Cross
Nic Hesch
John Moran
Spiritwood
Remley and Schmaller
Bruce Cox
Valley City Gas Co
C. J. Manderud
N. D
Russell-Miller Milling Company
Jack” Healy
Barnes County Implement, Company
John H. Molstad
Minneapolis, Minn
Barnes County Implement Company
P. R. Trubshaw
John L. Houghton
J. E. Jones
Robert Bowen
Elm Avenue
Bowen
L. J. Miller
Christian Endeavor
Edwards
Jamestown
Bismarck
Elmer Grant Keith
Helena, Mont
Epworth League
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Methodist, Episcopal Church
Fay Ross
Forsyth
Mont
Rose c
Hart Thoreson
8. Thoreson
Hart
Minneapolis Star
Townley
Minnesota
R. H. Pray
American Radio Relay League
J. C. Smth
New York
Mr. Pray
North
Dr. Pray
W. W. Smith
M. St. P
C. C. Anderson
Wibledon
A. M. Kiland
Rogers
W. C. Joes
Wimbledon
J. J. Moe
C. ©. Chaffee
K. P
Mrs. Wicks
Old Man
North Pale
Nellie B. Whitcher
G. E Bateman
Orisha
Fifth District
W. C. McFadyen
M. C. Grangaard
M. H. Stroud Wimbledon
S. Newberry
Carrington
Beatrice Paquette
Business Women's Club
Farmory
M. J. Boyd
Hanson
St. Catherine's School
Supreme Court
United Press
St. Vitus
St. Dennis
Cass County
Langer Club
Chaffee’s
Children’s
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