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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1915
Page
8
Getchell Prairie residents share tea and visits as Miss Augusta White hosts Eva White and friends. Relatives travel from Cooperstown and Valley City to join gatherings, attend a circus, or visit the Whitcher and Harper homes. Harvest work begins with barley prospects. many attend church, lectures, and local socials while others travel to Valley City for events and fairs.
Valley City callers on circus day included the Erickson Nordgaard Peterson Selbo and Skonnard families. A Green family picnic by the river drew local youths. Dist 40 reopened after a six week break. Celia Skorpen and Martha Wilberg visited Evergreen. A horse accident near town left Mrs Simon with a hurt wrist but no bones broken. Edwena Eggee resumed teaching after vacation. Agnes Selbo returned from summer school at Valley City.
Fine haying weather is noted as Miss Helena Brakke returns from Valley City after three weeks away. Helga Olzon did business in Kathryn, Joe Miohen works for T. J. Sebby, and Miss Idamas spent time with Miss Nina Henrikson. Martin Olstad and his son Fritz harvested barley. A stranger was seen in the neighborhood, while Henry EB Nelson and Jens Henrikson road to Litchville for a visit. Mrs. Julia Rensley traveled to Valley City en route to Canada.
Mrs M D Lindorf and son Lawrence visited the circus last Saturday. Miss Annie Nackel is visiting Spiritwood with her sister Mrs John Craft for about a week. Miss Theresa Kramer now stays at George M Youngs to care for Katherine and will remain until Washington trip. Mabel Myrtle Nelson Angeline Susan Kramer and Esther Olson visited the Lindorf home last week. Mrs Ben Kramer of Colby Wisconsin and her daughter Mrs Albert Kruger and Henry of Phillips arrive in Valley City to visit relatives then work harvest. Susan Kramer returns after assisting Mrs Young. Hubert John Kramer and Andrew Peterson planned a Ypsilanti visit to see Ben and Joe Kramer. neighborhood youths swam at Moonlake last Monday evening.
The Green town baseball team and local girls enjoyed a Sunday picnic by the Sheyenne River. Aileen Deming visited the Stillings family, residents attended the Valley City circus, barley and wheat harvests began, and a band practice with Prof. Perfect occurred at the grove. A buggy overturn Saturday left Mrs. Simon with a sprained wrist and others bruised. Jerome Gallipo visited Jamestown and neighbors visited Mansfield.
Reports describe a German push toward Warsaw with Novogeorgievsk nearly isolated as Polish support for the new regime grows. British recapture trenches at Hooge contrasts with a German eastern sweep, while Berlin and Paris disclose naval and aerial actions near Riga and Metz, followed by a township hunting ban in Noltimier.
Mr. Dorrand and Mr. Halstrom assist John Logan during harvest while Charles Bliss and Miss Lina Bliss visit from Akeley, Minn. The Logan orchestra played at a neighborhood dance. Stella Martin guest of Miss Hertha Zoeller. Valley City trip to hear Senator LaFollette. Alfred Vogel seen off to train for Valley City and circus. Stella Martin returned home after months with aunt Mrs. Ronzheimer. Berg & Benson tinners installed furnace at Joe Stache’s. Mrs. Carrie Colville’s operation postponed due to weakness. Residents visit relatives and attend Ladies Aid at Wm. Nelson farm.
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