Patterson Carnival Proves A Gaggle Of Clean Attractions
Throngs in Valley City for the Great Patterson Carnival opening week praise the shows as high class. The Motordrome riders reach speeds up to 70 miles an hour on a steep incline. Wild animal acts, trained buffalo, and a lineup of freak attractions draw large crowds under manager James Patterson. Rose Wentworth Carr leads the wild west cattle act while Mrs Carr’s horses and performers headline. Other acts include Haba Haba the fire eater and several diverting sideshow acts. Reviews note the sheer abundance of attractions making it impossible to see all in one night.
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Valley City
Regina
James Patterson
Fourth Street
Rose Wentworth Carr
Barnum & Batley
Carr
Rose Wentworth
Ed Carr
South Dakota
Buster
Main Street
Paul de Mick
Haba
Altho
The
Times-Record
North Dakota Druggists Open In Minot Meet
More than 100 druggists and many wives gathered in Minot for the North Dakota Druggists Association opening session, continuing three days. President Sigurdson gave the keynote address on state profession questions and the drug permit proposal, noting evolution of the trade. Minot offered extensive entertainment for visitors.
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Minot
N. D
North Dakota Druggists’ Association
Sigurdson
North Dakota
Pretty Church Wedding Solmenized At Our Saviors Lutheran
A stylish city wedding united Miss Mildred C. Arnesen and Mr. Henry G. Arnedort at Our Savior's Lutheran church with choirs, solos, and a sextette from Normal schools. Attendants included Carla Jules and Blanche Jewell. reception at 824 Tracy Ave. The couple will reside at 320 Elmwood Ave after September 1.
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Henry G. Arnedort
Mildred C. Arnesen
G. A. Arnesen
Tracy Ave
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
G. Naeseth
Sam Mikkelson
H. B. Goodsell
Dean H.sell
Emma
Anetta Ellingson
Una Chambard
Josephine Wright
Mikkelson
Bach
Lohengrin
Goodsell
Mendelssolh
Ellwood Middlekautf
Porto Rico
J. W. Rodewald
Arnsdorf
Carla Jules
Minneapolis
Blanche Jewell
Fargo
Svanhild Arnesen
Ruth Bonhue
Miss Jules
Miss Jewell
Alonzo Morsbach
Arthur Bonbua
Ferna
Tracy Avenue
C. Scott
Cooperstown
G. A. Welcbme
Gwendolyn
Misa Luella Laraon
Dazey
Elwood Middlehauf
Alta Turk
Lois Bate
Ida Mybro
Dean Goodsell
Elmwood Avenue
Man Killed When Stone Burst In Kasmer North Dakota
Mattheis Bauer a 29 year old German farmer near Golden Valley was instantly killed in Kasmer when a grinding stone powered by gasoline burst into three pieces. One shard struck his head as he operated the stone despite warnings. He left a wife and two children and many relatives. The article notes a Titanic wreck sighting mention.
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Krem
N. D
Mattheis Bauer
Golden Valley
Kasmer
Mr. Bauer
Bicycle Thief Nabbed Morning After Stolen Wheels Reported
Officer Tom Gale arrested a man by the name of True after Ed Hollingshead spotted him riding a bicycle kept in the back rooms of a local place. The suspect claimed to have found the bike in a garage. garage workers deny ever seeing him. A hearing is scheduled for tomorrow as more wheels may be missing, suggesting an organized gang. True had two bottles of Jamada Ginger. he is described as a previously respectable man with a family. The second meeting of the Ashtabula Rural Social Center was held. Rev. Vermilya spoke, attendance was small but enthusiastic, and the group adjourned due to harvest fears. An invitation from Mrs. Nolan to hold the next meeting at her home was extended.
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Tom Gale
True
Ed Hollingshead
Ashtabula
C. E. Vermilya
8. J. Nolan
Daily index of opportunity eyed by maids and workers
Maids cooks dressmakers waitresses and all household workers along with business helpers look to the Times Record daily index of opportunity. The notice signals broad job prospects and employment help for a wide range of laborers seeking new positions.
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Times-Record
Refund Claims Flood Minnesota Railroads Office
Refund claims for overcharges during Minnesota rate litigation pour into the Minnesota railroad and warehouse commission. Interstate shipments face no refunds, while Minnesota only traffic may see adjustments filed with the interstate commerce commission. Railroads expect traffic to rise after harvest season, with no immediate equipment expansion.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Sec
Thomas Yapp
Dakotas
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
City Council Transacts Routine Monday Evening
The city council meeting adjourned early after routine business and monthly bills. Bids opened for numerous lateral sewers with Fargo firm awarded the contract. Fire response during carnival week discussed. show moved and canvas walls opened at night to aid quick emergency access.
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Haggart Construction Company
Valley City Plumbing and Heating Company
Fargo
Local aspirant would win riding honors at wild west show
A local contender attempted to ride a horse on the hurricane deck amid a chaotic wild west show. The rider, billed as Dynamite but named Smith, rode poorly amid spurs and a near fall, with two buck jumps and a tumble before oblivion, as organizers plan another attempt with no new candidates. Lidgerwood National and Farmers State Banks have consolidated, leaving Lidgerwood with two strong banks.
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Thomas Smith
Skep
Ko Tony
Such
Smith
Pameraks
Lidgerwood National
Farmers State
Lidgerwood
Staff Convicted of Manslaughter In the First Degree
John Staff, a Minot farmer, was found guilty of manslaughter in the first degree for the May 25 shooting of his wife. The verdict came after a weekend of deliberation. sentencing is set for Tuesday at 11, with a potential 1 to 10 year term.
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Towner
N. D
John Staff
Minot
Burr
L. J. Palda
E. R . Sinkler
Staff
Gilbreath Names Wellington Irysh Chief Clerk
Bismarck North Dakota August 4 Wellington Irysh longtime publisher of The Mott Pioneer Press and prominent state journalist was named chief clerk by Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor W C Gilbreath. He succeeds Melvin Hagen who resigned after eight years to lead the city’s insurance department at City National Bank.
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Bismarck
N. D
Wellington Irysh
Mott Pioneer Press
W C. Gilbreath
Agriculture and Labor
Melvin Hagen
City National Bank
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Motordome
N. Dak
North Dakota Association
American National Bank
A. H. Gray
H. C. Myhro
James Grady
H.C. Aamoth
Refund Claims Flood General Offices
City Council
Fwe
Iver Johnson Bicycles
F. W. Heidel
Fifth Avenue Hardware Store
Gilbreath
Wellington
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