Sampson Was a business visitor to Jamestown Monday
Wednesday's Daily JH lists Sampson as a business visitor to Jamestown on Monday along with numerous other local and visiting residents. The report notes business from Hastings banker Q T Olson and Nome banker O N Bye, plus several other travelers and happenings around Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson
Jamestown
Q. T. Olson
Hastings
Sheriff Larson
Lisbon
O. N. Bye
Nome
Jamestown youths return home after brief runaway episode
Thompson and Mooney of Jamestown ran away the day before yesterday. Police intercepted them as they exited No. 8. They were returned to Jamestown last night and seemed glad to resume home life. Rotary Club luncheon at Rudolf Hotel featured Frank Ployhur and Carl Allen spoofing the Times-Record editor and Lee Cowell impersonations. Judge Englert discussed the crime wave and its causes, noting World War effects versus amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Mooney
Jamestown
No. 8
Rotary Club
Rudolf Hotel
Jack Nelson
Frank Ployhur
Frank
Times-Record
Jack
Carl Allen
Lee Cowell
Lee
Carl
M. J. Englert
Judge Eng Jert
Judge Englert
Co op eration talk on parents and teachers at Lincoln school
Judge Englert urged parents to back teachers and spend time with children. He emphasized honesty morals and high standards for good citizenship and urged near home supervision and knowledge of playmates. Miss A Sanderson added a sequel stressing understanding a child’s temperament and heart to heart messages to parents and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juge Englett
Lincon
Englert
Getchell Prairie Social Roundup Notes Visits and Events
Mp and Mrs J L Rogers visited at the Harvey Taylor home in Valley City. Lloyd and a baby girl born Sunday morning December 11. Mrs Christ Larson and two boys stay with the Lloyd Sampson household. W W Harper birthday honored with neighbors. Mrs W W Harper and Mrs Skidmore hosted and visited J A W White’s. Wm Martin spent time with Kelland family and Chas Whitcher. Dorothy Baker from Bellingham visiting Mrs J H Whitcher. Hoke enjoyed dinner at Fred Getchell home. Mrs Harris Wilson visited Ayres home. Levi Getchell and Bred Getchell called at the Getchell home Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wai. Love
Chas. Whitcher
Harriet
W. W. Harper
Skidmore
Chas Whitcher
J. A. W. White
Wm. Martin
Valley City Visitors and Local Notables This Week
Tuesday's Daily W. notes several Valley City visitors including W. Colville arriving from Rogers, P. E. Knudson Eckelson elevator man, W. F. McNulty Lindsay Bros. representative, and Henry A. Wilberg Nome. Dr. L. S. Platou former mayor and Rev. Peter Edwards Lisbon are in town, with Rev. C. P. Drew Jamestown stopping between trains. A. S. Sigurdson Fargo resident and Dakota Drug Store figure, visiting friends and handling business, is also in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. L. S. Platou
Fargo
Rudolf
A. S. Sigurdson
Dakota Drug Store
Valley City Notes Reflect Local Life And Events
Valley City news covers hospital stays and operations at Riverside, local shoppers from Litchville, a Sanborn patient at Valley City Clinic, Elks activities with district deputy E J Hughes, naval man Milton Mayles at Hotel Kindred, a motorcycle crash at Fifth and Helena, Elks initiation, and regional shifts as residents move to Hardin Montana and new clothing ventures appear in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Dickinson
Valley City Lodge No
Elks
Fast American Legion basketball team to shape up quickly
The American Legion basketball squad is rapidly improving with many men at practice. Prospects for a fast team this year are good, as most players remain from last season and Scheck will be glad to know the group is largely the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Mat Good
Scheck
North Dakota clubs excel in FAIR canning contest
North Dakota canning club members show strong form with six of ten prizes, including first and third, in a competition among nine central northern states. Valley City teams dominate, guided by Miss Clara J. Largon, with Clarice Hager winning multiple prizes for preserved goods and Lillian Olstad earning a third prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Dressmaker Endorses Maye's Wonderful Remedy for Gall Stones
A dressmaker recounts undergoing gall stone surgery five years ago and four weeks in hospital. After years of improvement, symptoms returned until using Maye's Wonderful Remedy four years ago. She praises the medicine as harmless, claims it cleanses the intestinal tract and eases inflammation linked to stomach and liver ailments, including appendicitis, and offers refunds if not convinced. The ad notes City Drug Store and druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maye
Forbidden Fruit at the Grand
Grand Manager John Pillar calls Forbidden Fruit one of the best pictures shown in Valley City. Alary, a southern heiress, elopes with Steve Maddock, a loafer and gambler. Mary supports herself as a seamstress, aided by Mallory, a social leader who arranges a lavish dinner for Nelson Rogers. An engaging friendship develops as Mary overcomes her trials, promising an absorbing viewing experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Grand
John Pillar
Valley City
Alary
Steve Maddock
Mary
Irs
Mallory
Nelson Rogers
Western Oil
Local Visitors and Returning Residents in Valley City
Monday’s notes list Dr and Mrs Platou of Litchville visiting, with several townsmen—Perguson from James town, Pillbury businessman James Vaukland, Minneapolis auditor helper Eakins, Laverne manager Jack Anderson, Burgess and son Emory—in town over Sunday. Also mentions Mrs Peterson from Rochester medical care, Mrs Messer from Michigan, flu cases, Scarlet fever recovery of Carlton Wilds, and Elks lodge visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platou
Litchville
Rudulph Hotel
Jack Anderson
Anager
Carpenter Lumber Company
Laverne
C.K. Burgess
Son Emory
Valley City Visitors Stay at Fergusons and Travel News
Valley City visitors returned to Bismaick last night and stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ferguson. Bert Stern indicated business is good for the firm. Miss Gertrude Rabinovitz visited Fergus Falls friends and travels to Minneapolis then New York City. Mrs. W. W. Smith returned from San Diego unexpectedly. A birthday party honoring Christ Sullin was held at R T Henry’s home with guests from Fergus Falls including Mr and Mrs Sellin and Mrs Shirping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Hospital
George Hammernd
Litchville
Morris Katz
Casselton
Valley City
Mary Hazelgrove
Herman Stern
Goodrich
N D
Bismaick
Lee Ferguson
Gertrude Rabinovitz
Bert Stern
Jamestown
Miss Rabinovitz
Minneapolis
New York City
R.T. Henry
Christ Sullin
Sullin
Geo
Selvig
Shirpig
Fergus Falls
Mina
Mra. Shirping
Frank Hermes
Sixth Avenue
Emma Weiser Phillips
Detroit
Minn
Mrs. Phillips
Mesdames
Katharine Hermes
Hanna Anderberg
Pauline Swanson
Mary Nielson
Sarah Goodwin
Emma Phillips
Ida Shhroeder
Elizabeth Pussmer
Emma Noltimi
Clarence Runyon hurt in Minot cuff link explosion
Clarence Runyon, once of this city and now farming in the Courtenay district, suffered a serious eye injury while welding a cuff link for Taft Swalstead in Minot. The blast may cost him sight in one eye and endanger the other, though friends hope the remaining eye will be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Runyon
Courtenay
Runyon
Minot
Taft Swalstead
Magic City
Mr. Runyon
Successful Butter Making from Apriculture Bulletin
A detailed guide from the United States Department of Agriculture on making butter at home. It covers cream cooling, precise temperatures for churning, timing, and methods to ensure uniform texture, color, and salt distribution. Included are notes on summer and winter temperature ranges, equipment, and references to Farmers Bulletin 876 for packing and additional tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Howe
Kollerih
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom Casey
C. PF. Stearn
Rogers
A. Platow
Vaughan Cowell
Pargo
M. J. Skeim
C. M. Axtell
Tom Lynch
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Lee Combs
Culver
Ind
Faribault
James and
Lee Jr
C. J Ranney
Binford
N. C
Revenue Department
Jack Kramer
J. B. Halvorsen
State Bank of
Miles City
Mont
Gertrude Bale
State Teachers College
C. H. Stafford
Spokane
Wash
D. M. Dillon
Nee Stafford
Dilllar
Sanborn
Paul Stroh
Eckelson
Arthur Wittig
Harley McLain
John Raiko
J. J. Moe
D. Nash
O. M. Bloom
Swedish Lutheran Church
Cooperstown
Bloom
Robert A. Storm
South Dakota
Order of Eastern Star
Rogme
Colville
P.E. Knudson
W. F. McNulty
Lindsay Bros
Kindred
Henry A. Wilberg
Peter Edwards
Mra
Cr. W. Baxter
C. P. Drew
C. W. Baxter
L. J. Savage
A.C. Grevro
Nellie Gray
Valley City Clinic
C. E. Spicer
FE. J. Hughes
Elis Lodge
Elks Home
Henry Lippesmeig
Hank
Mary Aazelgrove
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. S. Wilds
N. D
Fargo Forum
Par Yo
Milton Mayles
United States Marine Corps
Paul Kruger
Fifth Avenue
Helena Avenue
Kroger
the Elks
E. J. Hughes
Herbert Schafer
Hardin
Montana
Herb
Roy Oberg
Harding
Sam Marquisee
Mr. Marquisee
Jesse
Clifford Perguson
City
Perguson
James Vaukland
Pillabury
C. W. Eakins
R. L. McNeil
Carpenter
Chas. Peterson
Rochester
W. 11. Messer
Michigan
Wm. Garr
J. Carlton Wilds
J. 8. Wilds
Carlton
Art. Stern
Art
Mike O'Dowd
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
C. H. Carpenter Lumber Company
Oriskay
C. A. Oakins
P. C. Ludwig
W. W. Smith
San Diego
Soo
CM. Mcullivray
Remington
McGillivray
Albert Sayre
Urbana
Rev. J
Wilds
Me. Sayre
Ulingis
A. Thompson
Fonda
Towa
Badd Sayre
Bishop Brissman & Co
Bank of N. D
New Industrial Commission
Bank of North Dakota
Rural Credits Department
The
Industria Commission
A Mykelby
Grand Forks
Mykelby
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