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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1915

Page

9

Balkans Crisis Deepens As Fronts Mass Troops

London reports tensions in the Balkans nearing a crisis as Central powers mass troops on Balkan frontiers to force a passage to aid Turkey. Romania mobilizes four reserve divisions while Bulgaria presses for Macedonia in exchange for support, and Greek policy may shift after Venizelos returns to power. Russian developments on the eastern front bolster allied confidence.

London Balkans Balkan Turkey Roumania Bulgaria Servia Geeta Macedonia Greece Temas Venizelos Berlin Constantine

Work to Begin Soon on Alta Equity Elevator

E M Lavery completed the foundation for the Alta equity elevator at Alta. Bob Bailey holds the contract and will start work as soon as the big timbers arrive. Zet Erberg Bros furnish the material and the building will be rushed to handle this year's crop.

E. M. Lavery Alta Bob Bailey Zeterberg Bros

Oats Fall Short For Kribbs Farm In Valley City Area

Mr and Mrs Clarence Strait visited Jack Kribbs farm southeast of Valley City Sunday and watched a local ball game. Kribbs reports a fine granary and good crop prospects, but oats are not filling well and may reduce expected yield. Wheat cutting began Saturday.

Clarence Strait Jack Kribbs Valley City Kribbs

City Bakery Production Sets Local Record In Valley City

Joe Iverson of City Bakery bakes 1700 loaves daily on most days and 2500 on Saturdays, with 3000 during fair week and 6000 during the Hagenbeck Wallace visit. The shop earned 91.5 out of 100 in a health inspection, aided by a 1000 loaf bread mixer.

Fargo Valley City Times-Record Joe Iverson Joe Hagenbeck-Wallace

Man Almost Burns Hand Contacting Live Wire

Ole Carlson, working on an electric light pole in Bismarck, touched a live wire. Fellow worker W. P. Hall cut the circuit and a rope lowered Carlson to the ground. His right hand was nearly burned off at the wrist as 2,200 volts passed through it. He was hospitalized and remained unconscious nine hours. doctors believe he will live.

Bismarck Ole Carlson W. P. Hall

Earth shock felt in Williston area Aug 14 reports

Reports from Williston and nearby areas indicate a slight earthquake was felt in several homes including the Carpenters, Slaters, Rev I G Monson, and others. Authorities note Marmon area also reported a tremor with no other global disturbances. local in character and likely small.

Williston George F. Carpenter A. R. Brownson William Shemerry Francis Anderson Trenton Marmon

Cattle Theft Suspects Arrested in Williston Case

Stuart Goit and George Hart of Muddy Valley arrested on cattle stealing charges after Hart confessed detailing calf thefts from P. J. Henry and I. C. Hagen. Hart sentenced to two years with parole work for H. T. Smitter. Goit bound over to district court awaiting past-record review.

Williston Stuart Golt George W. Hart Muddy Valley George Hart Fisk H. T. Smiter Hart Stuart Goit Guilly Goit P. J. Henry I. C. Hagen George Hart Farm Wylie Thompson Wood Wanka F. B. Johnson Gait

Bomstad rumor unfounded says Valley City police

A circulating rumor claimed Mahlon Bomstad’s body was found near the river north of Valley City after his disappearance on August 7. Police investigated and stated there was no foundation for the rumor, deeming it false.

Valley City Mahlon Bomstad

Granaries Rapidly Rising as Farmers Prepare for Harvest

Valley City lumber yards report heavy grain storage lumber sales as farmers build many granaries. A large crop demands expanded storage, and Barnes County is gearing up to handle the forthcoming harvest.

Valley City Barnes County

Curren Lands a Fat Contract at Jamestown Asylum

Bids for an addition to the Jamestown asylum were opened Saturday with four Fargo firms bidding from 63 000 to 65 000. W J Curren of Valley City secured the contract at 59290. Curren says his total contracted work this year will exceed last year’s 175 000. Gordon Cox of Fargo spent Sunday in the city.

Jamestown W. J. Curren Valley City Fargo Curren Gordon Cox First National Bank of Fargo Apent Sunday

Valley City Couple Married at Moorhead

F. B. Stull and Miss Helen Wouters of Hawley Minn lately Valley City were married in Moorhead on Sunday. Stull works at A. H. Gray & Son's grocers and they plan to establish a home once a dwelling is found.

Valley City Moorhead F. B. Stull Helen Wouters Hawley Minn Stull A. H. Gray & Son

Ray Celebrates Annual Grain Palace Festival

Ray Aug 14 The Grain Palace festival in this city closed as a historic high point with 4500 visitors on day one and about 5000 on day two from the northwest. Some 650 autos crowded vacant lots as police cordoned main streets to prevent accidents while concession stands lined the routes. Local hotels restaurants and eateries were stretched to capacity as Ray showcased booster spirit and city appeal.

Ray Northwest States

Luessen Travels for Sheep Farm Upkeep

C F Luessen drove to Medinay late last week to tend a large flock on pasture there. On the return trip his car broke down Saturday, so he rode the train home and plans to return Monday to retrieve the automobile.

C. F. Luessen Medinay

Calf theft at Henry farm tied to Wylie Thompson work

Goit was kept at the Henry farm all winter and worked for Wylie Thompson when the calves disappeared. The incident links his winter duties to the missing livestock at the farm.

Goit Henry Farm Wylie Thompson

Funston Orders More Troops to Brownsville Border

Washington dispatch reports Major General Funston won approval to strengthen Brownsville garrison with one infantry regiment from Texas City and artillery batteries from Fort Sill. Batteries B and E of the fifth field artillery will entrain for Brownsville, as tensions rise after raids along the border. Across the line at Nogales Mexican authorities clashed with U.S. troops in a street riot sparked by rumors of a Mexican threat. One American casualty reported.

Washington War Department Funeton Texas City Brownsville Fort Sill Oklo Bell Funston Breckenridge Lawton Fifth Field Artillery Nogales Ariz I- 18

Valley City Sees Strong Fruit Distribution This Year

Valley City earns a growing reputation for fresh fruit distribution. Stacy Mercantile Co reports daily carloads and expanding shipments as cooler weather arrives. California fruit leads, with Washington and Illinois supplies entering. plums and peaches to finish in about 30 days. Apples arrive in barrels from Illinois and boxes from Washington. Bearman Fruit Co. also handles large car lot business, boosting the year's trade. L. Van Norden traveled from Minneapolis to assist Manager Silver with the busy season.

Valley City Stacy Mercantile Co California Washington Bearman Fruit Co L. van Norden Minneapolis Silver

Williston Welcomes a Full fledged Airman and Plane

Williston announces Arthur Gadreau who trained in Chicago returns with a Curtis biplane ready for Williston flights. An engine repair delay from an earlier accident delayed tests, but the aircraft is en route and may debut at the Williams county fair September 1 to 3 if ready. gadreau hopes to make a first contract there.

Williston Arthur Gadreau Chicago Curtis Gadreau

Rye Threshing Record Tentatively Set for Aug 9

The Times Record notes Cuba neighborhood may tally first 1915 threshing when G A McCready handled Ale barley. The Sanborn Enterprise adds Frank Sauer threshing rye on Monday, suggesting Sauer may hold the record.

Times-Record Cuba G. A. McCready Alebarley Heman Sanborn Enterprise Frank Sauer

Ladies Entertained at Sheyenne Place Buffet Luncheon

Mrs. Sam Mikkelson hosted a charming buffet luncheon Thursday at Sheyenne Place for visiting ladies including Mrs. Laurin Lausore of Texas City Texas Mrs. Charles Klarman of Lancaster Wis and Mrs. Jerome Magne Larson of Valley City The veranda and rooms were decorated in yellow and Miss Idalia Larson and Miss Selma Larson poured punch with Mrs. Mart Hummel of Dazey as the out of town guest.

Sam. Mikkelson Sheyenne Place Laurin Lausore Texas City Texas Charles Klarman Lancaster Wis Jerome Magne Larson Valley City Idalia Larson Selma Larson la Crosse Mart Hummel Dazey

Hunters Must Apply For New Licenses In Time

County Auditor Nelson mails hunting permit applications to 21 county banks outside Valley City. Applicants must complete and return forms with the fee to the auditor. Season opens Tuesday September 6 with Labor Day closing the office Monday. apply early to avoid disappointment.

Nelson Valley City Fish and Game Board

Litchville Businesses Burglarized In Town Wide Incident

Burglars entered several Litchville establishments last Friday night and stole small amounts from a restaurant and a general store while failing to crack a meat market strong box. A Bee Hive rear window entry was thwarted. Residents intensified security afterward.

Litchville

Band Concert Draws Big Crowd at Park

A sunny Sunday afternoon in the park drew a large audience to an excellent band concert. Out-of-town guests Mr and Mrs Jacobson of Ypailanti visited the home of Mr and Mrs Chris Peterson.

Mrs. Jacobson Ypailanti Chris Peterson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Riga Vsing Kovno Alta Equity Elevator Onn Middlewest Loan and Trust Company N. Dak Frank White S. Mason T. Melvin Lee Sec J. Be, Jones Asat Bomstad South Line C. L. Luessen A. Peterson Green Township
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