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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1915
Page
3
The Valley City bulletin lists numerous visits across towns including Ed Stroeder in Sheldon and Mrs. Henry Giebink’s two week home stay in Orange City Iowa. Birth reports from Dr Stixrud note three newborn girls in mid April, and several residents plan travel to Wimbledon Sanborn and Ada Minnesota while others attend church and share community news.
Mrs A O Brundage spent days visiting in Rogers en route to Rug by where the family will reside Rev J M Taylor delivered a sermon on the Second Coming of Christ at the Presbyterian church in Cour tenay Mr and Mrs Bert Sweet welcomed a baby girl last Friday Hans Christensen and daughter Miss Emma traveled to Valley City for medical consultations Mr and Mrs P A Pickett and Mr and Mrs H M Pickett from Leal gathered in Rogers for a visit and preaching Elmer Ekre of Kathryn spent Sunday with Nels Larson Miss Emma Stark visited Thos Marsh in Valley City Mrs Nels Larson Mrs Geo Stearns and Mrs John McFadgen drove to Valley City for a short visit Ed Quist returned from Etaples Minnesota
Hastings notes from Kathryn Recorder items report visitors and calls in Valley City and Kathryn. Mentions include J J Moe, Nick Runck, L M Oppegaard, Otto Dedetzke, A J Salthammer recuperating at St Luke hospital, Rev H E Holden moving family, A Eggen photograph studio, clean up week improvements, dog training restrictions by game warden L M Oppegaard, Mary Yule visit Valley City, and O Oppegard from Dazey for business.
A dense local notices snippet lists residents visiting neighbors, hiring out for spring work, shopping trips, and church services in Sheyenne Valley. Names include Henrikson, Rensby, Monson, Aas, Olson, and others with multiple mentions of visits to Kathryn and Valley City, plus a Sunday church service at 3 oclock and various short community errands.
Fargo April 27 The Northern Pacific Railway company shifts action to federal court upon bond of 500 and order signed by Judge C A Pollock to restrain shipments of intoxicants into North Dakota. Attorney General Linde states temporary injunction remains in force. Case hinges on interstate commerce act with federal jurisdiction, amount over 3000 exclusive of costs.
Williston, N D April 26 construction expands with a 30 000 bank block at Broadway and Main and a 700 seat Methodist church to cost about 25000 plus a 35000 armory auditorium and site. A 100000 hospital is contemplated with 25000 initial build this summer. hotel plans near 100000 funded by Montana capital. May 5 6 6 Child Welfare conference in Bismarck with national president Mrs Frederick Schof as keynote. national officers travel from Portland to attend.
Deputy Dairy Commissioner B A Greenwood inspected Woodworth cream stations run by Kushner and Hymes. The station was found unsanitary and the proprietors were brought before Justice Wright, where they pleaded guilty and were fined.
Charles Drake, son of George Drake of this city, arrived Monday from Mondak Montana where he edits a newspaper. His wife, a slater of Mrs Dr Spicer, is with him and they will visit two or three days with relatives. Drake left Valley City ten years ago and had been at Mondak about eight years.
North Dakota school children enter extensive industrial contests across corn, potato, and alfalfa growing, poultry raising, vegetable canning, bread and butter making, and sewing. Instructions published in Farmers' Institute monthly detail plot selection, seed bed prep, planting, cultivation, harvest, exhibits, and score cards. Seed corn and alfalfa seed are distributed by county superintendents to teachers and students, with further contest rules and scoring explained.
Winnipeg dispatch reports heavy casualties as German forces countered French Belgian and British units north of Ypres. Winnipeg regiments the Nineteenth Rifles and 106th Light Infantry suffered 60 to 100 losses, with multiple names named among the dead and wounded. The front remains volatile as German troops push toward the North Sea amid logistics and heavy artillery actions.
The semi annual Civic League meeting hosted by Mrs. W. J. Westergaard drew many members. Officers were elected and reports praised the charity work and self supporting Women’s Exchange. A talk on general beautification followed, with refreshments served.
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