Local notes from Valley City and vicinity linger in social draws
Thursday visitors include Dr Kellogg from Rogers and Murlim Whitney of Litchville while Deputy Sheriff Lippard handles official business in Seal. Many residents travel to Fargo Detroit and Jamestown for work visits or events and return home. The city sees road safety concerns on Ninth Avenue with a speeding car, plus hospital stays for Miss Hilma Peterson and Frankie Ferguson after appendicitis. The North Dakota Press Association meet heads to Devils Lake as O N Bushfelt property joins the State Teachers College expansion plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. McPherson
Fargo
Jamestown
Devils Lake
North Dakota Press Association
Leeds
Edwin Montgomery
Clear Lake
Wis
Riverside Hospital
Montgomery
Detroit
Minn
The
State Teachers College
E. Allen
O. N. Bushfelt
Park Avenue
Normal Avenue
Frank White
Olson
Local society notes on meetings and a grand trip
A WV chapter reports a successful meeting with Miss Montgomery Miss Minnie Ellington Miss Mabel Montgomery and Mrs Ed Root guiding activities plus ice cream and cake. Mrs Wylie Nielson returns from five weeks visiting Jackson Stratford Toronto Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago Gary and Winona Lake with Lyon family greetings and reflections on Valley City despite other stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Minnie Ellington
Ed. Root
Mabel Montgomery
van Steenburg
Wylie Nielson
Lyon
Nielson
Winona Lake
Billy Sunday
Valley City Seen as Busy Hub of Officials and Visitors
Friday's notes show O B O'Brien of Fessenden and H R Topping of Bismarck visiting Valley City for business and highway commission matters. Mrs Lewis Shde of Fingal and Miss Beatrice Dalrymple of Casselton also called, with Captain Welch of Fargo’s police, and Attorney D S Ritchie, all arriving or departing for meetings and official duties. A gentle rain is hoped to aid corm, pastures, and other crops. W D Turner and wife from Wheatland, N Dak, spent the day visiting their son Dr W E Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Shde
Fingal
Valley City
W. D. Turner
Wheatland, N. Dak
City
W. E. Turner
Joe Nemanich
Tower City
Nemanich
Local notes on business visits and community events
Wahpeton visitors circulate in the city as W W Thomas of Wahpeton promotes Gray Tractor Co. and plans for a Norway lodge reorganization. Citizens discuss farm harvests, travel, Eagles convention, shoe dealer Sachs trips, and a growing Women’s Club in the Opera House block. The Times-Record reports theater showings, road repairs, and social gatherings with Miss Lulu Bett at Grand theatre and notes public works readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Thomas
Wahpeton
Mr.Thomas
Int Plement
Gray Tractor Co
Barnes County Imp. Co
Lulu Bett
Grand Theatre
Paramount
Piller
Minneapolis
Zona Gale
Valley City traveler touts camp fame after Wisconsin trip
Piller reports that towns along his two week Wisconsin journey drew crowds and praised Valley City as a top tourist camp on the Chicago coast route. Josephine Nelson, nurse at State Teachers College, returned from the American Nurses Convention in Seattle with 4000 delegates and three branches represented. She also attended a health institute in Omaha and credits newspaper publicity lectures for boosting worthy causes and suggests newspapers will offer space for public benefits if not abused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Valley City
Piller
Chicago
Coast
Josephine Nelson
State Teachers College
American National Nurses Convention
Seattle
Washington
Public Health Nurses Association
American Nurses Association
E. N. A. Educational Nurses Association
Nelson
Omaha
Nebraska
Jomahs Bee
Call for Lignite Operators Meet in North Dakota
Bismarck North Dakota August meeting urged for lignite operators after State Railroad Commission chair Milholland announced appointment of the fuel administration by Governor Nestos. The panel orders an immediate survey of utilities railroads and industries to map coal supply and directs use of North Dakota lignite to stabilize prices and meet domestic demand. Milholland also sought clarity from Secretary Hoover on the coal price regulation powers of the state fuel administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
Milholland
State Railroad Commission
R. A. Nestos
North Dakota
Hoover
State Fuel Administration
Miners Operators Conference Postponed in Cleveland
The miners operators conference in Cleveland is postponed to 2 30 this afternoon to allow mine leaders to draft a proposal for the central competitive field. Chiefs of the United Mine Workers met in executive session at 10 this morning to work on the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United Mine Workers
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. M. Kellogg
Rogers
Murlim Whitney
Litchville
B. V. Lippard
Seal
al Hammes
James
Sim Mason
Gateway City
George Isensee
Far- 0
Burl .Carr
L. 8. B. Ritchie
Sanborn Yeaterday
R. W. Bassett
Alvina Miller
Cagselton
D. J. Minogue
R. Giselius
Magne Mikkelson
Freeman Anderson
J. E. Roberts
David
Cambria
C. E. Spicer
Charles R. Anderson
Alvin Nelson
Elmer Dahl
Wash
Frankie Ferguson
Chas. Ferguson
Valley City Clinic
Hilma Peterson
Bernt Peterson
Ninth Avenue
Times-Record
Albert Stephenson
F. L. Stephenson
Albert
Donald Stephenson
Kindred Hotel
H. M. Velzy
North Dakota Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Chautauqua Park
Illinois Normal School
Carbonsdale
Platou
Euclid Avenue
Congress
Lis
Larson
Anderson General
Oriska
Indon
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Epworth Church
Crossman
Union
O. C. O'Brien of
Fessenden
H.R. Topping
State Highway Commission
Beatrice, Dalrymple of
Casselton
Vera Cowell
Captain Welch
West
Welch
Government
D. S. Ritchie
Sons and Daughters of Norway
Norway
Aberdeen
Sachs
Cincinnnatti
Rochester
Boston
Opera House
Yulefindus Inn
Crawford Beaclem
Missoula
Mont
Crawford
Dickigen Piano Co
A. McPaul
Neil Bailey
California
Mrs. D. C. Bacon
Bacon
West Coast
John Pilley
John
Fifth Avenue
Upper
Fourth Avenue
Hanson
Frank Hermes
C. W. Nelson
Eighth Avenue
Bruce Johnson
Saskatoon
Sask
Johnson
Karle Burke
Phillippines
John Piller
No. 405
Right Price Mer, Co
Barnes County
Valley City, North Dakota
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