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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1922

Page

3

Valley City visitors and residents noted in Friday report

Friday’s Daily notes Sanborn visitor Friday F F Elliott in Valley City and church schedules for Trinity Lutheran Zion Oriska services. Finhal banker Dan Bye and Mrs Bye visiting. F Van Middlesworth of Buffalo arrives to see mother. Road work talks with H R Topping. Drake busy with farming in Marion and Dickey. Baby girl born to R W Bassett and wife Riverside hospital. Edward Fossen in charge of Fingal creamery. Short heads to Michigan. Abe Stern to Minneapolis on business. Campbell family visiting from Bakersfield. Burgess from Wimbledon and Sampson back from Cando with bumper crops amid wobblies.

R. W. Bassett Sanborn Riverside Hospital O. L. Short Michigan Ms. Short Mr. Short Abe Stern Minneapolis Mr. Sterns

Moorhead firm owner visits Valley City to finalize drug store sale

H Katz of Katz Bros Moorhead and new Dakota Drug store owners visited Valley City to inspect the shop and arrange the transfer. Katz returned to Fargo on No 2 this afternoon. Emil Frederick and family from Detroit arrived as guests at Rev J F L Bonhoff home. Frederick is Mrs Bonhoff's brother.

H. Katz Katz Bros Moorhead Dakota Drug Store Valley City Fargo Emil Frederick and Detroit Mich J. F. L. Bonhoff Mr. Frederick

Bankers back 100 percent wheat pool plan in North Dakota

A Times-Record report notes about fifty North Dakota bankers with land interests have joined the North Dakota Wheat Growers association. Secretary A J Scott says bankers’ endorsement signals favorable views on compulsory pooling and orderly marketing, with many already benefiting personally.

North Dakota N. D. Wheat Growers’ Association A. J. Scott

Community Efforts Grow Amid Farm Prosperity and Local Notes

Local residents organize to expand memberships and support farm prosperity as higher farm prices promise broader state growth. Mrs Mansell reports sending 29 pairs of spectacles to India through Times-Record efforts and plans another box soon. Ed Starke sold a 40 80 Imperial gas tractor and a 36 inch Red River separator to John Messner, aiding his Rogers farm. Nearby, a critic warns against carnival attendance during threshing season to avoid pulling workers from fields. City fire safety urged as dry conditions raise fire risk. A birthday jest with Col S D Nash ends with birthday congratulations. Frank Prince visits, later returning to find a shed door open and cars targeted by theft attempts, with a vest stolen and cars damaged or moved. Citizens report heightened caution and patrols to deter thieves.

Ed Starke John Messner Rogers Red River Mr. Starke Messner Frank Prince John Heiling Oriska

City Business Men Versus Professionals Baseball Game Planned

Plans for a charity baseball game between city business men and professionals are finalized with a Friday Aug 18 date. Proceeds go to a milk fund for school children, under the Community Club. Merchants urged to close early to boost attendance. kickoff around 5:00 pm. team rosters to be announced.

Team lineups teased for upcoming exhibition game

Dr. Vicky captains the professional men’s team while D W Clark handles the business men’s interests. If the two cannot deliver an entertaining game, it won’t be their fault.

Vicky D. W. Clark

Local visitors noted from Leal to Fargo and beyond

Thursday and Friday social notes report visits by Th ursday's Daily Frank Spisla of Leal Paula D Jacobson of Nome Edwin O Olson of Oriska J C Hilborn and family from Leal and more Valley City business activity. Several social gatherings include Vera Cowell entertaining Beatrice Dalrymple and a large bridge tea with wildflower decor Mrs Bertha Stack Jello demonstrator plans store demonstrations and neighbors visit. Kiwanis luncheon planned with Judge Zabel chairing and Dr Zimmers man speaker. A Bot tineau Alpha Phi party honored Marion Cathro bride to Roy Weston with a Bot tineau sorority reunion.

Misa Marion Cathro F. W. Cathro Bottineau Roy Weston Valley City W. R. McIntosh Florence McIntosh Glaiys Vikan Frances Collins Alpha Phi Sorority Mmes T. S. Harkinson Willow City Lindon Leed Rochester Minn J. P. Ertresvaag Battineau Christine Finlayson Jamestown Maude Woods Minot Ella Woods Nora Woodward Battiteau—Forum

Dentists Employ Nitrous Oxide Machine In Practice

Dr E A Roberts has installed a nitrous oxide gas machine to relieve dental pain. The odorless gas reportedly leaves patients in perfect condition after recovery and may be given so they feel no pain yet remain aware of surroundings.

E. A. Roberts Roberts Doe

Lyon Letter and Area Notes Include Local Wedding Report

A morning letter from Rev Willard Crosby Lyon includes a renewal to the Vimes Record and greetings to friends and the Trub shaw family. Roy Weston of this city and Miss Marion Cathro of Bottineau N Dak were married at Bottineau yesterday. Weston is the son of Herb Weston and well known locally. Cathro’s father is Max Cathro, formerly Bank of North Dakota director general. J E Walsh of the Sheesley Shows toured Valley City seeking a permit denied by Mayor Bonhus, who cites no local benefit and notes the American Legion carnival company arrives next week.

Willard Crosby Lyon Vimes Record Trubshaw Roy Weston Marion Cathro Bottineau N. Dak Weston Herb Weston Max F. W. Cathro Cathro Bank of North Dakota J. E. Walsh Sheesley Valley City

Thomas Hollingsworth Sings Glacier Trail Plan By Civics Groups

Thomas 8 Hollingsworth a Veterans Bureau trainee is a composer whose song Follow the Glacier Trail soon goes to market. Civic organizations in the Northwest plan to promote the piece due to its advertising value for their communities. Hollingsworth has eleven months of musical experience.

Thomas Hollingsworth Veterans’ Bureau Chamber of Commerce Northwest

Marquisee Cup First Round Results At Country Club

The ladies golf results from yesterday afternoon show Mrs. Chas Peterson, Mrs. Jack Erdman, Miss Van Middlesworth, Mrs. D. S. Ritchie, Miss Von Domoras, Mrs. BE. R. Roberts, Mrs. Lee Ferguson, and Mrs. Walter Coop winning their matches. Miss Anderson defaulted to Miss Van Middiesworth. Second round set for next Wednesday afternoon.

Country Club Links Chas. Peterson Karl Foulks Jack Erdman Roy Nunta Chas. Anderson van Middlesworth D. S. Ritchie Miss Cuthbertson von Domoras Bur Carr BE. R. Roberts Gracia Amundson Lee Ferguson Eddie Sturgeon Walter Coop E. H. McFarland

Tourists Rejected for Canned Heat at Ferguson Bros Grocery

A group of visitors sought canned heat but Ferguson Bros Grocery refused the sale. Lee Ferguson advised they'd be better off using park amenities. The next morning a traveler praised the park camp and thanked Ferguson for steering them to gas, electric stoves, hot water, and showers.

Ferguson Bros. Grocery Lee Ferguson Ferguson

Visitors praise Valley City camp and Ed Woodberry

Thirty two touring visitors from across the country toured the camp last night. A Times-Record reporter spoke to several strangers who rated Valley City as one of the finest towns and the camp as the best they had seen in thousands of miles. They commended the park superintendent Ed Woodberry for providing first class service.

Times-Record Valley City Ed Woodberry

Dominion Shows to Exhibit in City Under Legion Auspices

The Dominion Shows carnival arrives Sunday for a week long run Aug 14 to 19 under the local American Legion post. about 200 people operate twelve cars with whip ride ferris wheel and merry-go-round acts plus motor dome and illusion shows.

Dominion American Legion Post Legion Post Legionaires

Elvick Bublitz Wedding Played In North Dakota Town

Miss Cora Ethel Elvick daughter of Mrs N M Elvick and William Bublitz son of Rev and Mrs C F Bublitz of Valley City wed in a Wednesday ceremony at 6 in the Elvick home 815 North Third street Rev Bublitz read the service. brides sister Marie Elvick played Mendelssohn and sang At Dawning as the bridal party entered. Attendants wore pink georgette and satin, bouquets of cosmos and asters. A wedding dinner followed and the couple left for a northern Minnesota motor trip before settling September 1 in Dickinson N D where he will be high school principal. Out of town guests included Rev and Mrs C F Bublitz Miss Pearl Bublitz Nelson Elvick John Orvik and wife with son Wayne and Miss Anna Floren of Michigan N D Grand Forks Herald.

Cora Ethel Elvick N. M. Elvick William Bublitz C. F. Bublitz Valley City North Third Street Rev. Bublitz Marie Elvick Mendelssohn Miss Elvick Cadman John Orvik Pearl Bublitz Nelson Elvick Anna Floren Bubbte Minnesota Dickinson N. D Bublitz Delta Signa Fraternity Wayne Michigan Grand Forks

Autos to Rescue Lost Passengers in California

Auto caravans planned to rescue passengers from stalled trains in California and Arizona after crews walked out in protest at armed guards in shop men’s strike. Transcontinental Santa Fe trains were cancelled. one overland train left Los Angeles. Wheat and corn outlooks cited with European imports down sharply.

Los Angeles Calif California Arizona

Wheat Prices Tie To International Trade And Tariffs

The piece argues August price increases may precede further freights cuts to prewar levels. It cites a farm and home view on strikes and coal disruption, and warns that Europe’s inability to pay for US surplus goods worsens export declines. It condemns tariff policies as worsening price drops for farmers. Wheat nears a standard of values, with depressions tied to labor and commodity prices.

Europe United States

Kiwanis District Convention Scheduled for August in Grand Forks

Grand Forks hosts the Minnesota and Dakotas Kiwanis district convention August 24 25 with addresses by international officers President Ross and Secretary Parker plus Roe Fulkerson Kiwanis magazine editor. Toronto song leader Jules Brazil to perform community singing as camps, golf and racquet events arranged. Local clubs join Commercial club Rotary Lions Masons to provide comfortable facilities, escort service cars, and a special ladies program.

Ross Parker Roe Fulkerson The Kiwanis Magazine Jules Brazil Toronto Northwest Grand Forks Commercial Club Rotary Lions Clubs Kiwanians Masons Grand Forks Kiwanis Club

Also Mentioned on This Page

F. F. Elliott Trinity Lutheran Church M. Zion Dan O. Bye Finnal Bye Fingal F. van Middlesworth Buffalo, N. Y City H. van Middlesworth Shevenne ‘Apartments H.R. Topping State Highway Commission of Bismarck George Drake Marion and Dickey Edward Fossen Mr. Fossen J. D. Campbell Esther Ann and James, Jr Bakersfield Cal Wade Murray Eleventh St Campbell Gen A. P. Peake Torum Cc. E. Burgess Wimbledon J. H. Sampson Cando A. Jones A. C. Thorkelson Vivian Thorkelson Princetonl Jones T. Melvin Lee Lincoln Nebraska Ashland George Browell River Falls Wis Carl Dahl Baldwin W. H. Messer Browells Dahls Yellowgrass Sask Wisconsin Mra F. P. Mansell Times- Record India Netley Col. S. D. Nash Nace Frank Spisla Leal Paula D. Jacobson Nome J.C. Hilborn J. M. Dillon Gernrode Starke Edwin O. Olson C. S. Ackerman Vera Cowell Normal Avenue Beatrice Dalrymple Casselton Bertha R. Stack Peoples Stack O'Neil Esther Schroeder Leonard Wood Ina Lenore Wood Leo Gorman Mr. Gorman Equity Packing Co U. S. Veterans’ Bureau Gadtardne Yewiney Kiwanis Hotel Rudolf GC. A. Zabel S.A. Zimmerman A. T. Svelser An Ella Maria Fessenden Ma Speiser Ie Pargo Hospital Warre Josephine Brown Valley Hotel Louisa Loling Irvin Raymond Overlee America Canada Commerce Department Russia Chicago Congress Kiwanis Organization Dakotas
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