Prominent Litchville Citizen Visits City
From Wednesday's Daily C. A. Cross, J. H. S. Thomson and Mrs. Thomson arrived in Fargo visiting yesterday returning home in the evening. D. C. Best, pioneer McHenry business man, is in the city today. W. G. Ulrich of Duluth Photo Engraving Co. was here on business yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Cross
Litchville
J. H. S. Thomson
Fargo
D. C. Best
McHenry
N. D
W. G. Ulrich
Duluth
Harry and
Wallace Berg
Minneapolis
City
Mrs. B. K. Berg
Dentist Dr McLain Dies At James Town N C
The state dentist and G A R leader Dr McLain died Tuesday in James Town North Dakota from old age. He served as commander of the state department of the G A R at the state encampment in Grand Forks and attended the national encampment in Indianapolis. He was honorary president and life member of the North Dakota State Dental Association. The Times Record notes the Northern Seed Company catalog now going to press, a major local business supplying seeds to North Dakota, Montana and Minnesota with slogan The Seed You Need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N. C
McLain
State Department
Grand Forks
Indianapolis
North Dakota State Dental Association
Northern Seed Company
Montana
Minnesota
Times-Record
Valley City Visitors Share News and Transit Upgrades
From Thursday's Daily H. H. Grimarud of Bismarck and Rev. E. Lee Howard of Fargo College visited Valley City last night. C. C. Curtis, an expert on handwriting forgery, returned from Willis. J. J. Engen, former city council member, visited friends before returning to Mandan. Christmas gifts to Europe surge at the post office while nearby mail remains light. Northern Pacific adds 71 new locomotives for Montana division service, expected to pass through Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lee Howard
Fargo College
Valley City
C. C. Curtis
Willis
Mr.Curtis
J. J. Engen
Engen
Mandan
Minneapolis
Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul
Montana
Feel Srem
Orks
Married at German Lutheran parsonage in December wedding
The wedding of B W Blackmoor to Margaret Schreiter occurred Wednesday at the German Lutheran parsonage at four in the afternoon. The groom works for the Northern Pacific railroad. the bride, from Sanborn, is a graduate nurse at Valley City Clinic. The Times Record offers congratulations and best wishes. A later gathering celebrated the newly married couple Ed Kreidekeamp and his wife returning from their coast honeymoon with about 50 friends joining at Kreidekeamp home for song, music, and lunch before they depart for their new homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. F. Bohnhoff
B. W
Blackmoor
Margaret Schreiter
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Sanborn
Chas. Schreiter
Valley City
Ed. Kriedekeamp
Washington
Ore
Jacob Kreidekeamp
Barnes County Y M C A Special Meeting Report
A special Barnes County Y M C A committee meeting was held December 8 at 6:30 p.m. in Rudolf dining room. Few members attended due to cold weather. Discussion covered county work, progress in towns, and a budget plan to finish funding. Next committee meeting is May 12, 1921. members favored continuing the county work amid unsettled conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes County
Rudolf
Valley City
Calling for an organization to raise boys right
A speaker urges that boys are the nation’s natural resources and warns against neglect. He notes existing agents advise on farming and animal husbandry, and argues for a similar group to guide youth development and character. He advocates proactive community effort.
Obituary for Garold Weis of North Dakota
Garold Weis born January 13 1867 in Rob erts Illinois lived near Valley City North Dakota from 1891. He died Sunday December 5 after a life of Christian training and Methodist ministry across La Moure Steele Averill and back to LaMoure. He leaves one brother five sisters and is mourned by many. funeral Tuesday December 7 at the M E church in Valley City with pastors C F Bublitz and W F Koenner assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garold Weis
Roberts
Illinois
Weiss
North Dakota
Valley City
William
Cornelia
Wells
Mr. Weiss
Methodist Church
LaMoure
N. D
Steele
Averill
Minn
M. E. Church
C. F. Bublitz
W. F. Koenner
Day's Lyon County notes and Fargo visitors
Friday's Daily features Friday to Fargo business matters for Lynn Cowell and local visitors Mr and Mrs F Oyen Fingal N D. Mrs Laura A Bateheller Fargo arrives for dental work. A E Jones Lisbon business man visits city and returns home. W W Liggett named private secretary to Senator B F Ladd. Hamlin University Glee Club to give Dec 21 concert in Normal auditorium. The 16 member group boasts varied talents including a reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Oyen
Fingal
N.D
Laura A. Bateheller
Fargo, N. D
Hamlin University Glee Club
New Store Room of Ward Robe Clothes Shop Nearly Ready
The West Main Street site of the old Bank of Valley City is nearly finished with fixtures and shelving. Marquis plans to move his business there in a few days for a neater, better located store. Also, a surprise birthday gathering for Mrs. O F Embertson featured twelve friends, with silver teaspoon gifts and social sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardrobe Clothes
West Main Street
Bank of Valley City
Marquises
Ice rink plan hinges on cold weather
City eyes a new ice rink beside City Hall but needs cold weather to flood and finish setup. Kids await the project from city fathers as supply stands ready except for the essential climate. Meanwhile, a farmer Jack Wagar confronts a liquor search incident at his home as nearby farmers intensify attic and straw searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wagar
Tower City
Five Freshmen Battle For State U Center Position
The contest for the State University basketball center spot tightens with five freshmen contending. Arthur Busdicker of Valley City and last season’s all state center is a top contender, joined by Jack Bergene Mayville 1919 20 Walter Burkman Hibbing and Harris and Cook. Buckman may join Busdicker in a fierce race as Minnesota and North Dakota all state centers of 1919 20. The result of Coach Davis's selection for the January 8 game with Minnesota University attracts keen interest as the U team also shows depth with several returning players. In other news the Congregational church Ladies Guild event raised about 300 for a sale and supper, a well attended evening praising good food and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Busdicker
Valley City
Jack Bergene
Mayville
Walter Burkman
Minnesota
Hibbing
Minn
Harris
Cook
Buckman
Busdicker
North Dakota
Davis
Minnesota University
Congregational Church
Valley City notes and regional visits documented
Saturday visitors include Mrs. George W Kemper of Minot and Supt Geo W Hanna en route to Bismarck for educational matters. Jamestown Methodist meeting attendance. D A Goplen from Binford on business. H F Arnold en route from western state to Fargo. Court matters note Barnes county January term postponed to January 10. Miss Batten to serve as stenographer at Valley City Grocery Co. Golden wedding anniversary for Iver and Mrs Jacobsen. Griggs county officials visit for a court term. Harold Ravndal fined 90 days and 200 dollars. uproar over Cooperstown police chief's confiscated booze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Batten
Fargo
Valley City Grocery Co
Miss Bigot
John Sad
Benjamin Tufte
Frigaard
Emil Nelson
Griggs County
M. ¥. Englert
Court House
Harold Ravndal
Cooperstown
Englert
Coopers
Lundy
Pioneer Cass County farmer heads to California
Mr James McKinnon, a prosperous pioneer farmer from Mapleton township Cass County and brother of Mrs Chas Lund, visited the Lund family yesterday. He has built one of the finest farms in the area through industry and business skill and plans to spend the winter in California to enjoy some fruits of his labors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McKinnon
Mapleton Township
Cass County
Chas. G. Lund
Lund
McKinnon
California
Higher Masonic bodies elect city officers Friday night
The Commandery elected C. EpPinets eminent commander R. Teealy generalissimo D. S. Ritchie captain general O. H. de S. Ir treasurer T. S. Henry recorder is Nielsen W J Moe J W In the Chapter Harry N Olsby H P M Z Boyd king C A Fisher scribe Q H de S Irgens treasurer R J Healy secretary A class of candidates initiated into the Chapter and a luncheon served The Chapter honored R E Hitzman by making him a life member in appreciation of his long service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Eppinets
R. Teealy
D. S. Ritchie
O. H. de S. Ir
T. S. Henry
Nielson
I. J. Moe
J. W
Harry N Olsby
H. P. M. Z. Boyd
King
C. A. Fisher
Q. H. de S. Irgens
R. J’. Healy
R. E. Hitzman
Sheriff Returns with Requisition for Hildebrand in Fraud Case
Sheriff Larson arrived back from Galesburg Illinois with requisition papers from Bismarck seeking the return of F W Hildebrand on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses and escaping custody. Hildebrand allegedly swindled several bankers with a fake job story and a loan offer involving a watch that proved fake. He was heard by Justice Moe, escaped, then resurfaced in Fargo before being captured in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson
Galesburg
Illinois
Bismarck
F. W. Hildebrand
Hildebrand
Justice Moe
Fargo
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FB. W. Hildebrand
Christ Peterson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Clara Larson
The
Achievement Institute
Barnes Loun
Electric Light Plant
Nebraska
W. H. Colville
Rogers
J. J. Chamberlain
Portland
Express
Dempsey
Brennan
Telegraphie
Jess Willard
K. S. Ramsett
T. A. Bonhus
Oregon
Mr. Kerlain
Ogden
Utah
Tie Mother
Sanitary Grocery
N. A. Burch
Dreyer
Fifth Avenue
G.A. R
H. H. Grimarud
Bismarck, N. D
Nates Lee
Norway
Blane Curtis
Germany
Sweden
Lynn Cowell
A. E. Jones
Lisbon
W. W. Liggett
Nonpartisan League
Newspaper Service Bureau
B. F. Ladd
Anch
Warone
Grand
Clara Kimball Young
Continents
Clara Kimbal Young
Conway Tearle
Kathryn Adams
Winter Hall
Stanton Williams
George W. Kemper
Minot, N. D
Supt
Geo. W. Hanna
F. W. Heidel
John Alderman
C. H. Erickson
J. 8. Wilds
D. A. Goplen
Binford
H. F. Arnold
Mr. Arnold
Harry N. Olsby
Chas. M. Cooley
Iver Jacobsen
Ivory
the Peoples Store
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