Ben Mantell and Eunice Reade in Love Triangle
Ben Mantell confronts Bryan Darion over a firing at Elmwood and a rival in love with Eunice Reade. Eunice grows closer to Ben as Bryan’s scheming is exposed, and the impact shifts with the returning uncle’s judgment. Downgoing business rivalries fuse with romance in Chesterton.
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Western Newspaper Union
Ben Mantell
Bryan Darion
John Darlon
Eunice Reade
Ben
Darlon
Ben Mantetl
Tilgo
Evans
Bryan
Mellville
Chesterton
Bryan Darlon
Elmwood
Irifle
Darton
Ned
Eunice
Aunice
Thanksgiving Tales From Valley City and Beyond
Friday notes from Valley City recount visits and family gatherings across North Dakota. Local residents from Fargo to Mandan celebrate Thanksgiving with relatives, while Ole Johnson marks a 90th birthday after emigrating from Norway in 1861 and Lincoln voting in 1864. Firemen’s Ball launches in the new high school gym amid strong turnout.
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Ole Johnson
Nome
Mr. Johnson
Norway
Lincoln
Litchville Buletin
Outlook resident and visitors pepper Thanksgiving notes
Daily items report Outlook Monts Mrs J L Ueland visiting Valley City M P Lybeck from Enderlin on business Stroud Hollinshead operated for appendicitis Mrs A E Lane and others head to California Havana Cuba for winter Minnie J Nielson and Hazel Nielson arrive for Thanksgiving Funeral for Mrs Adolph Milton set in Baptist church Interment Woodbine District court to convene in January judges M J Englert Cole Cooley listed Local man Lee Waldom found guilty of petty larceny 30 days in county jail Snow and skating mood for Thanksgiving Wheat ticks up near 1 50 at local mill. Kansas grain expert predicts 1 wheat by year end
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Lee Waldom
Moe
Examination of Kositzky Office Before January Retirement
An audit briefing requests a state examiner to conduct a special review of Carl Kositzky's office before his January retirement after his defeat for reelection. Separately, iron and steel components for a new city power plant arrived and were unloaded, with brick work progressing rapidly aided by good weather.
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Carl Kositzky
Kositzky
City
Two Women Shoplifters Deterred by Local Police
Chief of Police Swanson detained two women yesterday afternoon after they lingered in a local dry goods store and denied stealing. A search of their bags uncovered women's apparel taken from the store and returned. They were ordered to leave town and departed on the evening train.
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Swanson
Times-Record makeup man wins oversized cap incident
C H Mason, the Times-Record makeup man, wore two cap sizes larger after receiving a bouquet from Mrs. K M Partridge, traveling demonstrator for Crystal Washing Machine Co., for an ad he set. Partridge called it one of the best ads ever and planned to send copies to headquarters. Ensign J T Nasseth, Salvation Army local commanding officer, received farewell orders for November 25, moving to the Northern Division HQ in Minneapolis. You are invited to attend the farewell service.
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Times-Record
C. H. Mason
K. M. Partridge
The
Crystal Washing Machine Co
J. T. Nasseth
Salvation Army Corps
Salvation Army
Minneapolis
Minn
Asign Nasseth
Stores Install Brick Rubbish Burner For Cleaner Premises
The Peoples Store and C. C. Chaffee have joined to build a brick and cement rubbish burner at their rear premises. The device burns waste on site and ashes are removed, keeping back yards graded and clean. It improves fire safety and serves as a model for other merchants.
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Peoples Store
C. C. Chaffee
Social Evening by Home Economics Club Notes Guest Night
The Home Economics Club hosted a social meeting at Mrs. E. W. Simpson’s home on Monday evening November 22 with about sixty ladies in attendance. Honor guests were Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Cole from Farago connected with Agricultural College. Emma De Witt introduced the visitors and assisted the club with its program. Mrs. Campbell outlined the work of a demonstration agent and will soon move to Michigan to continue the state work. Mrs. Cole will succeed her and discussed clothing problem angles in detail. A dainty lunch followed the program.
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E. W. Simpson
Campbell
Cole
Farago
The
Agricultural College
Emma de Witt
Barnes County
Michigan
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