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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1914
Page
7
Mortgage executed by Lizzie M Chilberg to Lee Comba and later assigned to James Grady will be foreclosed. The sale of the described premises in Barnes County at Valley City courthouse is set for August 29, 1914 at 2 pm to satisfy the amount due of 2391.70 with assignees James Grady and A P Paulson representing.
Notice issued by Sheriff Hans C. Stenshoel of Barnes County North Dakota announces an execution sale to satisfy a judgment of 22,479.21 dollars plus costs. The property offered is defendants interest in lots 1 through 5 in Hast Riverside Park Addition, Valley City, with buildings, selling August 15 at 2 pm at the Valley City courthouse. Attorneys Lee Comes and S. B. Ritchie represent Minneapolis Steel & Machinery Co. The sale is cash only.
Notice of mortgage sale by advertisement concerning Anna Francis widow mortgaged to Hans Hadsen dated 1905 and a later mortgage to James Grady with foreclosures set for August 29 1914 at 2 pm at the front door of Barnes County Court House Valley City North Dakota. The described property is East 100 feet of Block 31 Benson's Addition Valley City. Total amount due 1540.84 plus costs. Party names include James Grady single assignee, Bank of Minnesota Lightner as Receiver, and defendants identified in the complaint. Also attached is a separate summons in an unrelated action against the named defendants regarding exclusion of interest in the Southwest Quarter Section 11 Township 140 North Range 56 West.
Sealed bids for a Baldwin School District No. 81 project will be received July 25, 1914, at 2 p.m. in Valley City North Dakota. Plans on file with Barnes County Superintendent. Bids to be accompanied by 5 percent certified check and bond double the contract. Board reserves right to reject all bids. J Scoular, Clerk. Luverne ND
The document lists parties including L Howell as plaintiff and Edward M Paxson William Dawson Jr Frank A Seymour and William as defendants in the Fifth Judicial District of North Dakota Barnes County. The form marks a legal summons starting a civil action with unspecified relief and court details.
North Dakota Barnes County Court issues citation to Ludvig S Thronson heirs and interested parties. Petitioner Anton Throngon seeks letters of administration for the Eda township deceased in Valley City court. Hearing set for September 15, 1914 at 10 am.
Mrs John Burke wife of the U S Treasurer and ex governor of North Dakota attended a garden party at the Platou home. Japanese lanterns lit the lawns and porches while younger guests performed minuet Highland dances and music.
Fargo reports an eastern telegram stating England's government action insuring crop movement and favorable effects on exports. The note links reduced fall abroad shortages to payment in gold and improved U S conditions. Mrs. Ernest Reed and children thank neighbors, Knights of Pythias, and railroad employees for condolences after bereavement.
An August 6 1914 letter from M J Earley of Johnston Harvester Co Batavia Ill discusses German cropping. It notes good rye and lack of sales, farmers cutting with septe or cradle, and hints at limited harvesting machinery. The missive dated July 23 in Germany mentions war news shocking Europe and Kinley’s Paris HQ.
Manager Peterson of the Glebini Elevator received the first new grain of the year, a winter rye threshed by Mbert Peterson and Hans Jaatesen two miles west of town. The farmer held 34 acres while the baller worked 70 acres, about ten more than last year.
The Fargo Forum lauds N C Macdonald superintendent of graded rural and consolidated schools for excellent work and broad support. The Reporter plant moved from Lankin to Park River and editor Howard Africa of Hutchinson Minnesota shifts his paper to Lankin for weekly readership.
St Paul August 7 rail lines serving Chicago notified shippers that export shipments via New York would be refused due to the withdrawal of key German liners. Routes to Red Star and Russian ports face diversion, forcing freight to other markets. Rail and freight departments coordinate rerouting and shipper notices amid broad embargo impact.
Washington August 7 Completion of the confirmation of the Federal reserve board today awaited the action of the senate on the nominations of Thomas Warters of New York and Frederic A Delano of Chicago to be members of the board Confirmation of President Wilsons nominees have been recommended by the senate banking committee administration leaders were determined to press for prompt action The motion of Senator Bristow that the testimony of the hearing of Mr Warburgy before the bank committee be disposed of was up for disposition He had opposed the favorable report on the Warhare nomination and had indicated his intention to oppose any action
SIBLEY NEWS, Miss Nina Livingston visited last week with her sister Mrs. Aleck Algeo. Miss Mable Nolen visited Saturday with Margaret Algeo. Miss Minnie Nolen was a caller in Dazey Friday. C.H. Hunter and son Alester were Dazey callers Thursday.
We express thanks for kindness shown during our bereavement for our son and brother Pauline Swanson. Family. Lost Bay horse has a left shoulder brand, white hind feet and white star. call 838s.
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