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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1916

Page

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Confesses to Murder and Is Sentenced in Same Day

Frank Lang alias Lechowsky confessed to killing farmer L H Larson near Regent after a quarrel over a wagon gear. He then pleaded guilty and received life imprisonment at the state penitentiary in Dickinson amid guarded tensions and possible mob actions by I W W followers and local farmers.

Dicking Frank Lang Mott L. H. Larson Regent State Penitentiary Dine McGillis Bismarck Lame Dickinson Lang Larson Matt Frank Long Lechowsky Mandan Daily Pioneer Crane Sherif Long Louis I. Larson Daily Pioneer Chicago Kansas City Hettinger County North Dakota Crawford

North Dakota Man Victim of Poisoning at Opera hotel

Police search for a woman in connection with the death of Herman Grimm 26 of Donneybrook North Dakota found in a room at the Opera hotel Minneapolis. Postmortem shows poisoning. Grimm checked in Wednesday morning with a warning note from W. P. Gorman and wife. A note for 190 and an identification card were found. A German letter suggests relatives in St Paul. Witnesses saw the couple register and the woman in Minneapolis before.

Minneapolis Herman Grimm Donneybrook N. D Opera Hotel Marquette Avenue Grimm Lydia Marks W. P. Gorman Wits

Mueller Nears Penitentiary Jamestown Case Outcome

Judge J A Coffey denied Knauf and Knauf's request to have the transcript made at Stutsman county expense. Mueller, found guilty in the Medina murder, will begin a 30 year penitentiary term at Bismarck after a 60 day stay.

Jamestown Aug. T J. A. Coffey Knauf & Knauf John Mueller Stutsman County Mueller Medina Bismarck

Pretty Home Ceremony Marks Marriage of Valley City Girl

A Valley City wedding paired Anna Anderson with John Edwin Bjorke of Page in a noon ceremony at the Anderson home. Miss Anderson and Rev. H. C. Bjorlie officiated as Mies Agnes Anderson led the Mendelssohn march. After a four course luncheon, the couple departed for Minneapolis and Minnesota lakes, to home in Page after Sept. 15, with Mr. Bjorke as Page schools superintendent.

Anna Ole Anderson John Edwin Bjorke Page Anderson Normal Avenue Mies Agnes Anderson Miss Anderson H. C. Bjorle Sioux Falls Minnie Anderson Bjorlie Gilbert Bjorlie Pekin Cecil Bruner Florence Tilson Lillian Ford Lillian Colby Gladys Hokanson Bjorke Minneapolis Minneapolis, and Expect To Spend Two Or Three Weeks At the Lakes Minnesota H. C. Bjorlie S. Bjorlie N. D J. C. Johnson B. K. Engstad O. Lysne Rogna Bjorlie Arthur Gilbert Sidney Lara Bjorlie Valley City Dickinson

Here During Our Fair Young Man Near Death

Cooperstown, Aug. 2 Reynolds Deurick returned home from Red Lake Falls Minnesota after a river swim turned near disaster. A companion pulled him from a sand hole and saved him from drowning. He plans to stay home where swimming holes and meals are familiar. He studied at the University of North Dakota last term and was in Valley City for the tall rice meet.

Cooperstown Reynold Deurick Red Lake Falls Minn Reorick University of North Dakota Tearick Valley City

New Midland Official Arrives at Jamestown

H S Stebbins arrives from Sioux Falls S D to become vice president in charge of all departments for Midland Continental railway effective Aug 1 He previously led the South Dakota Central railway now renamed the Watertown and Sioux Falls railway President James N Hall will cede duties to Stebbins as he moves his family to Jamestown Samuel Peterson of Litchville was yeuisted in Fargo Thursday.

Jamestown H. S. Stebbins Sioux Pulls S. D Stebbins Midland Continental Railway South Dakota Central Railway Sioux Falls Watertown Great Northern Railway James N. Hall Territories

Troops to See Service in Mexico Very Soon

Dispatches describe a rapid mobilization of troops along the border with Mercedes Texas as the unit prepares for a Mexico advance. Corralled reports note 15 000 soldiers from multiple states drilling daily under harsh climate as they train for a border to invasion mission with target practice and heavy marching orders.

Mexico Funston Fraine

More Bros Secure Big Territory for Pullman

A. Y. More of More Brothers Fargo and Wimbledon returned from York Pa after a week at the Pullman motor car factory with a contract granting them sales rights across a large northwest territory. They will cover North Dakota Montana Minnesota including the Twin Cities and Duluth and the northern half of South Dakota with Minneapolis handling the Fargo branch. Meyers from the factory will lead the Minneapolis office. More was away about ten days studying Pullman cars and the factory and is optimistic about the outlook.

A. Y. More More Brothers Fargo Wimbledon York Pullman Motor Car Company Northwest North Dakota Montana Minnesota Twin Cities Duluth South Dakota Minneapolis F. G. Meyers

Hughes Arrives to Address Valley City Rally

North Dakota troops on border duty report strong training and comfort in camp near the Rio Grande region. Citizens prepare to welcome Charles Evans Hughes as the Republican presidential nominee at a downtown stop in Valley City with a brief platform and band performance.

Allo Charles Evans Hughes Republican Party Main Street Citiaena Curso Dietin Vidley City Valley City

Haven Found in Occident Elevator Office

Ole E. Lee, agent for Occident elevator in North Valley City, reported a broken office window Saturday night. Investigating, he found the office used as a fortress with a storm door barricade, a cot, a hatchet and a rifle nearby, all his property, with no valuables stolen, suggesting a refuge rather than theft.

Ole E. Lee Occident North Valley City Mr. Lee Barnes County

Getchell Prairie Name Traced to Uncle Charley Getchell

Herbert Getchell, grandson of Uncle Charley Getchell and son of George Getchell, asserts Getchell Prairie derives its name from Uncle Charley Getchell. He supports this with memories of early Barnes county settlers and farm transfers from 1881 onward, countering a previous editorial claim.

Dr. Getehell Charley Getchell Pred Johnson Getchell George Getehe Cnele Charley Get J. R. Getchell Barnes County George Getchell Getchell Prairie C. Lb Wylie

Dairy Commissioner Greenwood Receives Praises Across States

The Times-Record reports numerous favorable notices about E A Greenwood after his appointment as state dairy commissioner. Commendations come from Friendship Wisconsin Fosstan Minnesota and Marion Minnesota and other places where he is well known. The tributes highlight his proven ability as a dairy expert.

E. A. Greenwood Times-Record Friendship Wis Fosstan Minn Marion Greenwood

Pioneer Lady Isabelle Hollinshead Dies at 86 in Valley City

Isabelle Maria Hollinshead died Wednesday at 6 30 p m at age 86 after a long illness in Valley City where she lived most of her married life She was active in the W G T U and became a life member Born April 26 1831 in Dryden New York she married Chas Hollinshead Sr April 17 1851 They lived in Delavan Pawnee City Fargo and settled in Valley City 35 years ago She leaves son Albert and three grandchildren Funeral was held at 2 30 Saturday from the residence and burial followed at Woodbine cemetery Friends came from Elkhorn Delevan Wis Jamestown and Fargo

Isabelle Maria Hollinshead Chas. Hollinshead Sri Valley City Chas, Hollinshead Maria Mallory Delavan Wis Hollinshead Dryden N. Y Hollishead Lansing Pawnee City Neb Fargo Fifth Avenue Albert Orisha Roy Petty Spokane Wash Chas, Hollinshead, Jr Stroud Hollinshead Sarah Malloy

Funeral for Angeline Koehn Held Tuesday Morning

The funeral for Angeline Koehn nine daughter of Mr and Mrs John Koehn was held Tuesday at 10 am from the Catholic church with six white clad girls as pallbearers. Father Baker conducted services and interment followed in the Catholic cemetery as many friends offered condolences.

Angeline Koehn John Koehn Father Baker

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Mueller Nears Penitentiary Midland Samuel Peterson Litchville Thursiluy K. A. Bonhus Walter Coop Jas, J. Earisy John H, Eggo la Aaron Fau Frank Heilme, Louie Noltimiar William Giaon Straus Bank of Valley City Melchair Company B Mercedes Tex Rio Grande Texas Jay United States Rangers New York Iowa More Bros Pullman Hughes M Buy North Fort Lincoln Haven
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