Published Letters From the South Defy Open Letter Claims
A nephew Ralph Kernkamp writes from Mercedes Texas August 10 1916 denying rumors of hostile Mexicans and wild dangers near his camp. He says Rangers assisted a border rustler band but no dangers to their unit, notes weeds and rough terrain, and insists they are not abused or weak. Another item from Lisbon August 17 reports Fred D Rice Brewster bank cashier and L Starrite delivering young western horses from the Tom Elliott ranch praised as the best yet received with buyers urged to inspect’épurchases while he stays at the State Bank.
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F. W. Holder
Ralph Kernkamp
Boge
Mercedes
Tex
Wess
Fred
Sutter
Texas Rangers
Lisbon
Fred D. Rice
First National Bank
Brewster
Wash
L. Starrite
Tom Elliott
Elliott
Mr. Rice
State Bank of Lisbon
Builds Silo to Save Crops Hit by Hail
Dawson Aug 17 A Eden farmer suffered great losses in last week s sewer hail and wind storm with several thousand dollars lost. His grain was wiped out except for a little he had cut, fruit trees damaged, a young grove mangled, and his barn twisted. A large silo will be erected this week to store the remaining crops and support his cows and box herd as he pursues diversified farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Mr. Etten
Tower City Meat Market Delivers 36,000 Lbs Hogs 10,000 Lbs Cattle
Tower City Aug 17 Tower City Meat Market Frank Cowen and the Stock Shipping association via Manager Heiling shipped to St. Paul 36 000 pounds of hogs and 10 000 pounds of cattle bringing about five thousand dollars cash to the community C Olson the well known merchant of Litchville was a Valley City caller on Thursday accompanied by Mrs Olson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower City
Frank Cowen
Stock Shipping Association
Heiling
St. Paul
C. Olson
Litchville
Valley City
Olson
Mrs. Olson
New Rockford Man's Big Deal in Sheep
New Rockford August 12 William Gordon Eddy counties sheep king closed a deal with Michigan buyers selling 12 double deck carloads of sheep totaling 3600 head. The sale marks one of the largest in the region and Gordon plans further purchases in Montana along the Northern Pacific line to expand his growing sheep business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rockford
Wm. Gorson
Eddy County
Michigan
Gordon
Montana
Northern Pacific
Bismarck Population Shows Big Increase in 2 Years
Biemarck Aug 18 The city directory lists Biemarck population at 7 025 up from 6 157 two years ago. Close observers say the rise could have doubled were it not for housing shortages. This marks the greatest building year in Bismarck with new apartments hotel additions and rooming houses expanding facilities for transient trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biemarck
Bismarck
Wheat at 1 61 Hits a New High Record
Cash wheat reached a new high Saturday in Minneapolis with sales as high as 2.611 while September sold at 1 574 amid damaging news from western Canada and hopes for settlement of the pending railroad strike. Notice to creditors in the estate of Emilie Ronzheimer calls all creditors to present claims within six months to administrator Charles Ronzheimer at his Rogers township residence. First publication August 10 1916.
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Minneapolis
Western
Canada
Emilie Ronzheimer
Charles Ronzheimer
Valley City
Barnes
North Dakota
Rogers
Beran
Charles Ronzhember
T. 5
Lindland
W. D
Gjesvold Car Hit By Enderlin Vehicle
John Giesvold was driving in the village last Sunday when an Enderlin car struck his Ford, bending the front axle beyond repair. He says the other driver dodged and he could not avoid the crash, noting he had several children in the car. He will drop the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Name Tribune
John Gijesvold
Enderlin
Mr. Gresvold
Valley City bids for Barnes County lignite coal 1916
Sealed bids for furnishing Barnes County lignite coal for court house hospital and jail for the fiscal year will be received at the auditor's office Valley City up to 2 oclock September 4 1916. A certified check of 100 must accompany each bid and the successful bidder must enter into contract and furnish a bond. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
N. D
Barnes County
Court House
Carrington Farm Beats Wheat Crop Damage in Grain Diversification
Carrington Aug. 17 The Graves Co farm at the town east edge reports no wheat grown for four years yet corn prospers on 75 acres with oats and barley lagging. The 120 acres of alfalfa yield a second cutting while several hundred head of cattle sheep hogs and horses boost market value, offsetting wheat losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrington
Graves & Co
Weekly Times-Record Submissions Deadline Notice
Please send correspondence church notices and ads for the Weekly Times-Record by Tuesday evening. The Weekly is printed at noon Wednesday and in the post office by Wednesday evening. Submit items early to ensure appearance in the Wednesday issue.
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Times-Record
Weekly Times-Record
Stewart reports hail storm visit on Tuesday and Wednesday
Sanborn Enterprise notes a hail storm visitation this week with mixed crop impact. local residents Peter fancy reports fifty percent sons. Mrs. Garfield Gray visits her mother Mrs. Hanna mon. Hans Hanson of Sanborn calls on daughter Mrs. Hans Harstad. George Neustel and son Fred visit Saturday. Frank Neustel Effie and Katherine Cassatt attend Saturday show. Martin and Edward Hannaman visit. J. H. Miller visits Wm. Rohde home Sunday. Oscar Lindgren threshes Tuesday morning. Hans Carlson calls on R. W. Menke Sunday. Wild oats show rust setback. not as bad next year. Many go to river Sunday for choke cherries. Valley City Land company shows Stuart farm lands to buyers Sunday. Wm. Menke, Sask., Canada, says Chapplen crops fine and help scarce.
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Sanborn Enterprise
Peter Fancy
Garfield Gray
A. Hannamon
Hans Hanson
Sanborn
Hans Harstad
George Neustel
Fred
Frank Neustel
Effie
Katherine Cassatt
Martin
Edward Hannaman
J. H. Miller
Wm. Rohde
Oscar Lindgren
Hans Carlson
R. W. Menke
Valley City Land Company
Wm. Menke
Sask
Canada
Chapplen
Green School District No 99 treasurer report 1915 16
The Dazey Times records Green School District No 99 Barnes County North Dakota treasurer C J Olson reports receipts for 1915 16 including cash on hand July 1 1915 state and county tuition funds taxes and other sources. Expenditures cover school houses furniture apparatus teachers wages officers interest and incidentals with cash on hand balance and grand total.
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Green
Barnes
North Daykota
Pye
Ceeceis
Bodees Cis
C. J. Olson
Green School District No. 99
Local visits and travel mentions on midweek and weekend
The article records several social notes: Gile Berg from Hanne on business was down on Wednesday, Joe Glaney visited relatives and friends in Sanborn on Sunday, John Aygarn drove to Darey for a brief visit with Mr and Mrs J W Rodman and son, Vallay City friends visited on Sunday, Dr Mia P M Kellogg left for Lake Park Minnesota last Saturday.
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Hazel Stauffer
Carey
Valley City
Miages
Edna
Ella Tolstad
Dazey
Ashby
Minn
Ashtabula
Sheyenne
George N. Rasmussen
Will. Abend
Ander
Rogers
Davey
Wre Gile Berg
Hanne
Joe Glaney
Sanborn
John Aygarn
Darey
J.W. Rodman
Ton
Vallay City
Mia
P. M. Kellogg
Lake Park
Rogers Residents Visit Relatives and Friends
A Rogers town note details residents and guests traveling to Valley City Wahpeton Saint Paul and other places for visits and holidays. People listed include Misses McCabe Leahy Schmidt Git nack Marie Muehring Leahy and Herberg plus families from Sawyer Burlington Enderlin Crystal Springs and Glenwood with plans to return home after short stays. The Cheerful Workers announce a Saturday church supper in the M E basement.
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C. M. Rhodes
Valley City
M. D. Kiser
P. A. Pickett
Leal
Anna Schmidt
Lizzie Gitnack
Marie Muehring
Louie
Fred Muehring
Mabel Herberg
Rogers
Shaffer, Minn
Jack Roberts
Burlington
N. C
Stanley Yule
Hans Christenson
Darey
M. O. Grangaard
A. P. Paulson
Glenwood
Minn
L. A. Newbury
Belmont Hotel
Crystal Springs
N. D
Mra
J. M. Thoreson
Enderlin
Mickelson
M. E. Church
Clinton McFadyen
Steele
C. M. Bibbins
Scott's Emulsion Promotes Health for Underfed Children
A local note urges feeding Scott's Emulsion to children in need to boost strength and growth. The item cites pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds, and low ambition as signs of deficiency and pressure to provide the concentrated nutritional aid.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloom Behl
N. J
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Walum
B. L. Newell
Dida Peterson
Ratelitt
A. O. LaValley
T. A. Hamlin
E. A. Duff
Hannaford
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Fred Peterson
Helen Lousch
Maurice Kegrice
Cooperstown
Ava Stauffer
Palo
Iowa
A. B. Rogs
Minnesota
Alice Olson
Warren
Randolph Thompson
Ole Oppegard
Martell
Wis
Inez Strande
H. Kurtz
Greenfield
Fred Smith
Wisconsin
A. F. Schuman
Peter Larson
Hersey
H. P. Wieby
Eagle Bend
Thos. Stee
D. N. Anderson
BE. L
Leo Ratcliff
Little Son
Lefty
Mark A. Smith
Rogers Citizen
Fletcher
Castoria
Hm Centaur Company
New York City
Kellogg
Mary Yule
Emil Thiel
Margie
A. C. Tolstand
George N. Raw Musson
Cazey
Ed Quist
Glenfield
Caroline McCabe
Wahpeton
Iverson
Fillmore
Famly
Margaret Leahy
W. R. Barnes
Helen
Wm. Thiel
Shaffer
Benjamin Hildebrant
Win
Hildebrant
Fred Becker
Alma
Vincent Broderick
Nels Larson
Doris
Fifth Ave. N
E. A. Pray
M. D
Univ. of Pennsylvania
Postoffice
A. Zimmerman
American Nat'l Bank
Bidg
F. L. Wicks
New Wicks
Valley City, ND
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Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Charles E. Hunt
Siegfried
Res
van Houten
Gray Block
Falley
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