Shoppers and Visitors Around Oriska Area Last Week
Misa Mable Montgomery and Mrs. Fred Bell shopped at Oriska last week while C A Newman and daughter Emma autoed to Valley City. Ben McClaflin of Michigan visited Frank McClaflin. Mrs. Fred Beil and children visited the Win Wolaki home. Walter Noltimier was seen driving by. Numerous local residents attended gatherings with the Newmans and McClaflins. The Green Town team defeated Berea 8 to 2. Berea hosts next Sunday. Jerome Gallipo visited the Nelson farm to learn Ford operation. The band practiced at Mortenson's graveside with Mr. McFarland teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mable Montgomery
Fred Bell
Oristat
C. A. Newman
Emma
Valley City
Ben McClaflin
Michigan
Frank McClaflin
Fred Beil
Win
Wol
Aki
Walter Noltimier
George Montgomery
Louis Neil
Mat Kretchmer
Wipeats
Neil
A. Fisher
Bert
W. Levay
Mabel Montgomery
Blanche McClaflin
Miss Montgomery
Green Town
Berea
H. Stillings
Spencer
E. Vondrochek
Jerome Gallipo
Nelson Farm
Fred
Emil
Louie Vondrochek
Wenzel Vondrochek
Mortenson
Mr. McFarland
Katherine
Mary Simone
Nelson
Local notes from Mansfield and Clark City events
Mr and Mrs Ernest Marsh visited the McKean home in San horn Suminy. The death of infant son of Mr and Mrs Rohde prompted many to attend services. Misses Anna Jones and Lida McQueen attended a teachers meeting in Valley City and did shopping. Several residents visited Clark City church, others traveled to Glasgow Montana to view opportunities. A Clark City neighborhood boys baseball team is being organized. Wm Blake bought a new touring car. Rains slow farm work though seeding progresses with wheat largely sown and sprouting well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Marsh
August Sauer
Gene Hindberger
Henry Neustel
Fox
Eckelson
Glasgow
Montana
Clifford Ferguson
Valley City
Arch
Fergueson
Will Strang
Clark City
Wm. Blake
Meadow Lake Township
Tom Swartout
Peterson
Arthur Kee
L. K
Clara Kjelland Leaves for Milwaukee After Valley City Normal
Little Clariis Hager and Clara Kjelland depart with Mrs Oswald Wagley for Milwaukee Sunday night. Clara Kjelland, previously attending Valley City Normal, will remain there for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clariis Hager
Oswald Wagley
Milwaukee
Clara Kjelland
Valley City Normal
Valley City and area notes in West Prairie region
Sunday visits, local social events and farming news from Redwing and Dist 37. Mentions of H J Peterson owning an Overland car, Miss Simons and Conrad Selbo as city callers, U P society meetings at Moe's on May 16, and comments on the Co operative Equity Exchange. Also references a Red Wing election result and a reported appendicitis operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Skonnord
Valley City
H. J. Peterson
Garena
Getchel Prairie Social Notes Report Local Visits
Wm. French visits his sister Mrs. Farrer for a few days. A telegram announced a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. James White at Billings Montana. Families of J. H. Rogers and A. Rogers visited Chas. Whitcher Sunday. No school Thursday and Friday due to county teachers’ institute. Ladies society met last Thursday with Mrs. J. H. Rogers. The first rain of the season was a welcome visitor last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. French
J. H. Rogers
Out Fishin A Feller Is Mostly Man
A poem celebrating simple living and universal brotherhood. It portrays a feller who avoids hatred, values honest friendship, and finds beauty in nature. The speaker contrasts material gain with the shared joys of fishing, skies, and streams, urging selflessness and effort to do the best one can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Rod
Straus’ Label
Green boys win 2 to 1 in pasture baseball game
A Sunday game in Kramer’s pasture ended with Green defeating Berea 2 to 1. The notice also lists several local residents including Miss Susanna Kramer aiding Mrs. Mat Keiser, Miss Angla Neakel’s return, and folks like John Lindorf, Hubert Kramer, Mrs. Carl Nelson, and Jess Nelson visiting or staying with relatives. An eight pound baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burest, with mother Mrs. J. P. Peterson caring for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Kramer
Ypsilanti
Valley City
John W. Kramer
Canadian Troops The Heroes Of Big Battle
Winnipeg April 27 The second casualty list of Canadian losses in Flanders adds three Winnipeg men Lt A Ransome Ball 106th Light Infantry Pvt Mack Hermanson 90th Infantry and Pvt Edward Inman 100th Grenadiers all wounded or killed. Captain Robert Cory of the Fifteenth battalion is a POW in Germany. Dispatches praise Canadian stand at Ypres and Gallipoli with details of gas, bayonet charges, and retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Flanders
A. Ransome Ball
106Th Light Infantry
Mack Hermanson
90Th Infantry
Edward Inman
100Th Grenadiers
Ball
Inman
Wos
Drus‘star
Robert Cory
John A. Currie
Germany
Toronto
Quebec
London
Daily Mail
France
Mail
Gallipoli
Turkey
Yprea
Belgium
Ypres
Calais
Constantinople
Turkish War Department
Dardanelles
Kum-Kaleh
Tenedos
Market Letter South St. Paul Cattle and Hogs Report
Market letter from South St. Paul Minnesota dated April 26 reports receipts: cattle 3300 hogs 9100 sheep 2700. Killing cattle ranges with steers 4.75 to 7.85, cows and heifers 4.50 to 7.00, canners 3.50 to 4.00, bulls 3.50 to 6.00, cutters 4.00 to 4.35, veal calves 3.75 to 8.00. Market down 10 to 15 cents. veal calves steady. Feeding steers 900 to 1100 lbs 5.50 to 7.25, stock steers 500 to 900 lbs 4.75 to 7.00, stock cows and heifers 3.50 to 6.50, stock bulls 4.50 to 6.35. Market steady to 15 cents lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South St. Paul
Minn
Steel Cars for N P Arrive in Minneapolis
Northern Pacific receives first batch of steel passenger cars including coaches sleeping cars and dining cars. Plan to run entire trains in steel and eventually the whole system. Also offers a Stewart sheep shearing machine and upland prairie hay for sale. Lambs and sheep prices listed with regional market notes from Valley City and Minot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northern Pacific Toad
Stewart
H. L. Taylor
Oriska
N. D
Tower City Exchange
Valley City Chautauqua as Peoples University Model
Chicago publication lauds Valley City North Dakota for building a 40 acre Chautauqua park and a farm school for 100 boys and 100 girls. The 17 day gathering hosted 1 500 campers last summer and the event forms a core community life, illustrating self help and local partnership beyond mere entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Valley City Way
Valley City
North Dakota
Chautauqua
Peoples’ University
Also Mentioned on This Page
Noltimier
Mansfield
Green Township
West Prairie
Co-operative Equity Exchange
Getchel Prairie
Styleplus Kuppenheimer
Lome
V. C
Casselton
England
War Office
Admiralty
Ance
Evening News
Market Letter
N. P
C. J. Warley
C. ©. Chaffee
Warley
Ateady
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