Last Funeral Rites Held Over Remains of Valley City Girl
Miss Blanche Fridd, lost in the sinking of the State of California off Alaska, received funeral services at her family home on First Street. Rev. Willard Crosby Lyon and Rev. Charles Willis Harris officiated with scripture, prayer, and a quartet. The service included poems and hymns, grave flowers, and a benediction, with support from P. B. O. and Eastern Star members and Normal school faculty.
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Valley City
Blanche Fridd
California
Alaska
First Street
Willard Crosby Lyon
First Congregational Church
Charles Willis Harris
First Presbyterian Church of
Bismarck
Freyson
Craswell
Meyer
Hollis
Harris
Misa Fridd
P. BO
Eastern Star
Fridd
Getchen Prairie
Farrar
Canada
Getchel
Helen Rand
Charles White
Marlon White
Josephine Getchell
Fred Getchell
Wm. White
Potts
Virginia
Weiner Roaet
Tacoma
Wash
Sewing Society
Gun Larson
Chautauquas Promote Farming Education Nationwide
Washington reports the U S bureau of education says chautauquas are key in teaching agriculture. Programs broaden from Bible study to stock judging poultry soils and seed testing with 500 local chautauquas in western central states last season. Carrington hardware man A J Smith favors the town and notes an election approved city water piping.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Education
Bureau
Central States
A. J. Smith
Carrington
Coual
Camp Perry 1913 Rifle Meet Opens After Death Toll
Camp Perry Ohio hosts a rifle shoot where a Kentucky lieutenant dies of typhoid fever after a three day illness. Flags fly at half mast. Major Wright is due to leave hospital. The president's match yields a 266 of 276 by a U.S. Cavalry captain with 242 for Sergeant Constant of Co H. There are 589 entrants and 160 prizes. The North Dakota team enters the national school Monday and the national team match begins Tuesday. Episcopal church improvements allow services Sunday morning.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Leutenant
Kentucky
Wright
U. S. Cavalry
Sergi, Constant
Co. H
North Dakota
Holdup Men Are Sentenced Today
William alias Peg Leg Hance and Robert Young were moved from the county jail to Jamestown for arraignment before Judge Coffey. Both men seek guilty pleas and are expected to receive sentences at once. Young was shot thrice during a holdup attempt and is hospitalized. Hance has made a full confession. Both are described as bad characters and facing long terms.
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William
Peg Leg
Hance
Robert Young
Jamestown
Kelly
Coffey
District Court
Young
Chas
da Ivis
North Valley City
Mrs. Thoreson Injured in Runaway Near Kathryn
Mrs. Ole Thoreson and her baby were thrown from a rig after a horse spooked by a passing auto near Kathryn. Her ankle broke. the baby unharmed. She is resting at Platou hospital after being brought in from Kathryn.
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Ole Thoreson
Kathryn
Platou
Vallandigham Named North Dakota G A R Commander
George B Vallandigham born near Lisbon Ohio October 7 1843 served in Co E 78th O W L later 125th Ohio fought at Franklin Chickamauga Rocky Face Ridge Dalton Resaca and Mission Ridge. He moved to Minnesota and North Dakota where he edited newspapers and helped found the Northern Pacific Times and North Dakota Democrat later Patriot now. Vallandigham led North Dakota G A R and will head the state delegation to the national encampment in Chattanooga next month.
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George B. Vallandigham
Department of North Dakota
Grand Army of the Republic
Times-Record
North Dakota
Chattanooga
Lisbon
Ohio
Geo. S. Vallandigham
The
Ohio Patriot
Gambier
Kenyon College
Western Episcopallan
Co. E 78Th O. W. L
125Th Ohio
Franklin
Tenneanee
Triune
Tenn
Chicamauga
Mission Ridge
Cleveland
Atlanta
Patriot
Cincinnati
Western Methodist Book Concern
Minneapolis
Valley City
Northern Pacific Times
8. B. Coe
Pring
Chatanoogs
Young Chosen To Lead Fight In Congressional Races
Washington Aug 26 Republican Senators and Representatives at a joint caucus chose most members of the Republican Congressional committee to direct campaigns. Each state received one representative with six senators among the selections. Notable picks included Representative Young of North Dakota and Senator Sterling of South Dakota. Attorney Lee Combe is spending feverish days at Dent with his family.
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Washington
Republican Congressional Committee
Senate
House
Ciozen
Young
North Dakota
Sterling
South Dakot
Lee Combe
Dent
President Reads Message to Senators on Lind Departure
President Wilson read to the Senate Foreign Relations and the House Committee that Lind will leave Mexico City to deliver his message tomorrow. Lind's negotiations are terminated and the United States will receive any further proposals through Charge d Affaires O Shaughnessy at the American embassy.
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Lind
Washington
Mexico City
United States
O'Shaughnessy
Wilson
Senate Committee of
Congress
Victoriano Huerta
Huerta Seeks Time to Consider Proposals
Washington time delay in response to Wilson proposals. Special Envoy John Lind reports Huerta asked for more time to review President Wilsons terms. Postponement of address to Wednesday noon noted in Mexico City dispatch.
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Washington, D. C
Times Record
John Lind
Mexico City
Huerta
Wilson
Mrs Gabriel Berg Confined to Bed for Three Weeks
Mrs Gabriel Berg has been confined to her bed at her home for the past three weeks and is not improving as rapidly as friends would like to have her.
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Gabriel Berg
Norton Introduces Bill for New North Dakota Normal Schools
Congressman P D Norton of North Dakota introduced a bill to authorize the state to select 200000 acres of unappropriated U S lands for two new normal schools to be located west of the Missouri River and at Minot. Each school would receive 100000 acres, with proceeds kept for school use and minimum land price set at 10 per acre. The measure was sent to the public lands committee with North Dakota’s delegation backing it for a likely fight in Congress.
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P. D. Norton
North Dakota
Congress
Board of University and School Lands
United States
Missouri River
Normal
Minot
Committee On the Public Lands
Barnes County Farmers Buy Blooded Stock From Minnesota
Edwin Mayland, director of the Het ter Farming Association for Barnes county, returned from Minnesota with several carloads of Holstein cattle for local farmers. Three car loads of heifers, 86 head, plus a thoroughbred bull were shipped to Nome Valley City and Daney, with 19, 23, and 24 head allotted to Nome, Valley City, and Daney respectively. Recipients include Henry King, John McIntyre, Peter Hanson, Ole Anderson, Martin Gudmestad, George Rasmussen, W. Osbourne, Ole Oppeaard, M. H. Wildberg, Paul Gilland, Carl Miller, John Gjesevold, P. O. Peterson, Halver Wilhelmson, B. Grovig and J. C. Johnson.
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Edwin Mayland
Hetter Farming Association
Barnes County
Minnesota
Northfield
Valley Area Residents Visit, Travel and Church Plans
A string of local visits and last week’s errands note Stevens Stevenson and Peter A Anderson in Sheyenne Valley, Karl Henrikson and others in Kathryn, and Mrs Johanna Henrikson with Peter A Anderson. Wojn church services planned Sunday August eighth and regional shopping trips feature Nina Henrikson and Olga Rensby in Kathryn. A wedding near Moorhead connects Emil Opprud and Cora Jorgenson from Minnesota.
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Oscar
Henry G. Aas
Sheylenne
Jens Henrikson
Gust Collins
Kathryn
Alfred Aas
Julius Henrikson
Simon Lablum
Martin Thoreson
Andrew Gregerson
Valley City
Carl
John F. Henrikson
Nina Henrikson
Olga Rensby
Emil Opprud
Misa Cora Jorgenson
Minnesota
Moorhead
Yegemen and Holdups Call at Wimbledon
Yegemen visit reports harvest hand robbed of about sixty dollars with no clues. Sunday night two vegemen robbed the City Meat Market register and Wilkie blacksmith shop taking four dollars in silver and leaving pennies. Suspected tourism influence noted amid casino-like gambling in railroad yard box cars.
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Wilkie
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Jesus
Albert
Episcopal Church
Terrence Ferrand
Terrence
E. Harper
West
J. R. Getchell
A. James
Leal
North Dakota Commandery
Federal Knapsack
Vallandigham
Camp Denison
Chicago
United States General Hospital
Noltimier
Jack Demers
Mundeen
Bill Wolski
Ed, McKeough
Otto Priebe
Carl Priebe
Levert Anderson
Andrew Anderson
Selma
Agnes
Florence Anderson
Priebe
Fred Beil
Indiana
Chas, Smith
Wm. Wolski
Baller
Ernest Adams
G. B. Vallandigham
Shevenne Valley
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