Local notes from Whursday’s Daily Exchange headlines
The column lists multiple short items: Miss Christine ae oan at the Clinic, Mr T Thompson of Litchville to have tonsils removed, C RB Simpson of Gamble Rob inson Co. visiting Bismarck, H R Topping of Bismarck on business, C P Swearns at Lis bon meeting, Joe Helling and Earl Pegg traveling to Minneapolis for a fight, C W Julian salesman for United States company in the city, and news of his wife’s hospitalization after a Fargo call.
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T. Thompson
Litchville
C. RB. Simpson
The
Gamble Robinson Co
Bismarck
Christine Ae Oan
Morses
Cc. W. Julian
United States
Fargo
C. W
Mrs. Julian
Big Katherine linked to loss at Fargo. local theft alleged
A woman called Big Katherine is accused of leaving a loose pocketbook at the Northern Pacific station and fleeing east. She was captured in Fargo last night and returned to our city, where she awaits a preliminary hearing in jail.
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Big Katherine
Northern Pacific
Fargo
Katherine Adams
Big Kate
Mae
Whipple
Urbana
Co G Abandons Plans for Winter Basketball Team
Co G will not enter a winter basketball team as the city will host three squads already and a fourth would lessen support. Valley City, by contrast, will host strong teams from the High School State Teachers College and the American Legion, likely leading their classes.
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Co. G
Valley City
State Teachers College
American Legion
Christmas Carols and Vocational Training Program At State Teachers College
On Friday at 4 PM the Education and Child Welfare department of the Community Club presents a final pre New Year program in the Kindergarten Room at the Training School. Miss Amidon directs Christmas Carols by students, Mrs. W. M. Wennett leads Vocational Training, readings by Miss Helen Stowell and Miss Ruth Cranz. An exhibit of children's books will be shown. all parents and teachers are invited.
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The
Community Club
State Teachers College
Amidon
W. M. Wennett
Helen Stowell
Ruth Cranz
Company G Holds Drill Before City Hall
Co. G conducted a weekly drill last evening with good attendance in front of city hall. Members fear upcoming cold weather will hinder outdoor drills and question housing for the unit. Captain R J McDonald then read the articles of war to the company per regulations.
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Co. G
R. J. McDonald
Recital by David DeHaven at Orpheum Theater Vargo
Mr. David DeHaven will give a free will offering song recital at the Orpheum Theater in Vargo on Sunday December 18 at 8 20 PM assisted by Leland McEwen as accompanist. DeHaven rents the venue at his own expense and offers the program free to listeners while inviting contributions for those unable to attend. The event aims to boost city spirit and provide a worthwhile cultural moment.
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P. R. Trubshaw
Orpheum Theater
Vargo
David DeHaven
Leland McEwen
DeHaven
Orpheum
Ven
Ths
Local residents and visitors wander in and out of Fargo city
Friday's Daily Dr. L. 8. Platou of Fargo is in the city to attend matters. Finn Oyen cashier of First National Bank Fingal visits Fargo last night. Mrs. L. C. Bordwell, Eckelson visitor, and Mrs. H. W. Costigan return from Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Eldrich travel from their Page-area farm. Mrs. Herman Starke recovering at home on Upper Fifth, and A. J. Henry ill with a cold. Several social visits and court appearances noted, plus film and high school basketball plans and a large Whist gathering at Odd Fellows hall.
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Finn Oyen
First National Bank of
Fingal
Sam Eldrich
City
Page
Herman Starke
Upper Fifth Avenue
Odd Fellows Hall
Mary Brown
Prize for high score and party conclusion noted
The prize for high score and L. G. Cota drew the consolation prize. After card games refreshments were served and the party ended about 11 30. Arrangements are praised for a fine evening. Reports of petty theft in the northwestern city area include meat losses overnight from several residences, with Roy Meyers and R. S. Saunders among those reporting losses. The thieves should be caught to prevent further property loss.
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L. G. Cota
Roy Meyers
R.S. Saunders
Local Social Roundup From Saturday in Fargo
Saturday's Daily Row notes numerous residents and visitors in Fargo including Thomas E. Nugent and Miss Ellen Carlson among others. It covers college students at Concordia Moorhead and Shattuck Military School, quarantine news, travel to Minneapolis and California, and social events at local homes and clubs.
St Catharines Alta Society Elects 1225 Officers
Ats meeting Thursday elected officers for 1225 with Mrs M P Krogh as president Mrs H J Hemmish as vice president Mrs W J Currall as secretary and Mrs G Martin as treasurer Card of marriage notices Miss Clara F Heimes to Frank F Peuncis of San Francisco announced Mrs Francis daughter of Mrs Catherine Heimes graduate of State Teachers College. Dr B A Pray reports son Russell appointed instructor at Pacific Radio School in San Francisco.
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Ats
St. Catherine's Alta Society
M. P.krogh
H. J. Hemmish
W. J. Currall
G. ©. Martin
Carda
Clara F. Heimes
Frank F. Peuncis
San Francisco
Francis
Catherine Heimes
State Teachers College
B. A
Russell
Pacific Radio School
Valley City
Local Frost Forecast Hurts Fruit While Sixth Grade Plays
The article notes a 4 degree frost reducing the likelihood of a fruitful crop and lilac damage concerns. It also reports a sixth grade basketball game between Ritchie and Lincoln schools ending 10 to 0 with Ritchie on defense. Social events include a Bordwell home supper honoring Miss Esther Reiner and a Community Club Social Service meeting scheduled for Monday December 19 at 3:30 pm in city hall with program topics on food dress River prospects and club work for youths.
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Ritchie
Lincoln School
Ritchie Gyn
L. ¢. Bordwell
Esther Reiner
Bordwell
Social Service Department
Givens
Teakotine Nelson
Deem
Inez Noll
Simonsoi
Valley City Lodge installs officers and hosts social evening
Newly elected officers of Valley City Lodge No. are installed for the year. A gathering at the M.Naughton home followed with 16 guests, four tables of cards, prizes for Thomas Condon and Miss Anna M. Tullius, and a plentiful luncheon.
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Valley City Lodge No
Fiestaltedl Vase
Nij Rt Vy
Ritchie
J. J. Grest
J. B. Meyer
C. E. ‘Allen
Ben Pfusch
Lloyd Lee
Tyler
John Swanson
Peter Hanson
Fred Fredrickson
H. de S. Irgens
Poultry Shipments Boost County Farmers Fortunes
J W Knable of Sanborn reports shipping 16000 pounds of poultry since October, mostly turkey, with large shipments from Valley City and other county points. Farmers have earned significant sums, poultry being among the few profitable farm products, alongside dairy. Diversification may help offset two years of losses.
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J. W. Knable
Sanborn
Valley City
Barnes
Daily Dy Wicks Attend Meeting and City Travels
Monday's Daily Dy notes Wicks attending the state actlists meeting in Grand Forks on Saturday and returning Sunday. Local travelers include Charles Steuwitt on No. 4, Jack Heimer to Long Beach, Gus Lieber visiting Valley City, John Romsland via Nos. 136 and 7, Anna Wodin from Hobart visiting her sister, and Arthur Overby at the highway office in Bismarck. Joe Helling and Karl Pegg return from St Paul after the Gibbons O Dowd fight. Wesley McDowell of Marion is re elected as a three year class A director of the Minneapolis Reserve Bank. I Wold heads to Duluth for the annual salesmen meeting.
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Dy. Wicks
Grand Forks
Arthur Overby
State Highway Commission
Businese
Bismarck
Joe Helling
Karl Pegg
St. Paul
Gibbons-O'Dowd
Wesley McDowell
Marion
N. D
Minneapolis Reserve Bank
McDowell
Local Notes on Absences and Prices in Town
Mr. Wold will be absent from the city for about a week. Bev Northidge transported cattle to St Paul on a carload led by J. H. Sampson. John Heimes travels to Long Beach California to join his family for Christmas. W H Pray visited Kansas City last week. Butter Nut bread price cut as war materials costs ease. T M Murphy of Sanborn plans to spend winter with his son Willie. Long Beach oil well yields 800 barrels daily, city taxes may drop if more wells are produced. Remember producing wells.
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Bev Northidge
St. Paul
J. H. Sampson
Northidgi Lang
Mamie
Pavilie
John Heimes
Long Beach
Cal
W. H. Pray
Kansas City
Harvey
John Romaland
T. M. Murphy
Sanborn
Willie Murphy
Tom
Nf. M. Velay
D. W. Clark
Los Angeles
D. W
Toes Oi
Petition drives target lower rates for local telephone service
Citizens circulate petitions to force the telephone company to cut rates to earlier levels. Signers pledge to quit service if discounts are not granted, signaling broad support for the reduction. Also reported is the death of Mrs. W. Miller at 619 Third Avenue after a prolonged illness, with services set for Wednesday at the Catholic Church. A North Dakota Firemen's Association meeting is planned in Valley City next Thursday the 22nd, with about fifteen members expected, and the legislative committee will review the constitution and by laws with Crogwell and Murphy leading the revision effort.
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W. Miller
Third Avenue
Joss
Jacob Miller
Joe Kraemer
Matt Kiser
North Dakota Firemen's Association
Mills
Legislative Carmittee
Wat Crogwell
Willie Murphy
Bismarck
Fargo
Valley City
Missionary Josephine Horne Speaks on China Work at State Teachers College
In chapel last Saturday morning students and faculty heard Josephine Horne a China missionary and Carleton College graduate describe Shansi province North China. She outlined dry dusty conditions and how dust enters homes through cracks and windows.
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Cnapel
State Teachers College
Jigs Josephine Horne
China
Carleton College
Minnesota
Stanley, Mythaler
North China
Shansi
Miss Horne
South China
Vinegar and coal shape Shansi's image and progress
Miss Horne reports Shansi province famed for coal as Pennsylvania of China and its vinegar tradition. She notes progressive governor, import of foreign stock, and school expansion including girls' education. Superstitions and changing marriage customs are described as Christmas hymns reach Chinese children.
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Shansi
Pennsylvania
China
North China
East China
America
Schoal
Miss Horne
Advice on Use of Music in the Home
A narrative argues music in poverty households aids health and happiness. It cites a family with a piano transforming a scrubbed, tidy home and children learning to play by ear. The essay defends music as essential, opposing noisy jazz and urging music access for every child to keep them at home.
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Une Neras
Fielp Uni Ag
Mary
Ellen
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Whursday's Daily
H.R. Topping
C. P. Swearns
Rogers
Lisbon
Earl Pegg
Var
Minneapolis
Mill O'Dowd
Mike Gibbons
Hugh McDonald
Hugh
North Dakota
Henry Lippesmeir
Valley City Clinic
Mr. Lippesmeir
K. P. Lodge
Castle Hall
al. Hagen Atone
Eugene Thurston
Adrian Pfusch
Kistein Pederson
Ben Stuewlg
Wm. H. McPherson
B. R. Fusch
Dr. L
Platou
H. E. Davidson
Kathryn
L. C. Bordwell
Eckelaon
H. W. Costigan
J. E. Featherstone
Seattle
Wash
A. J. Henry
James Murray
Murray
Charlotte Gray
Ruth B. Cranz
State ‘Teachers College
Chicago
Cranz
No. 4
Ludwig Talm
Lippold
I. J. Moe
Talm
American Life Insurance Company
Valley Mutic Shop
Rudolf Hotel
Charles Ray
the Grand
Make
Hic
Grand Prairie
Getzloe
Warriors
Thomas E. Nugent
Ellen Carlson
Hastings
D. & Ritchie
Minot
Dave
Magic City
Miss Allen Holten
Orisha
Edward Bohnhoff
Edward
Concordia College
Moorhead
A. E. Greenfield
W. H. Sherman
Sherman
Mr. Greenfield
Albert Tolstad
Sivyert Tolstad
Darey
Lawrence Pray
Frank Flora
Lawrence
Frank
Shattuck Military School
Faribault
Minn
J.S. Wilds
Mrs Wilds
John Carlton Wilds
Marie
Harley
P. Longfellow
Wimbledon
Mr. Longfellow
California
Harry Palagi
Riverside
W. N. Palmer
James Combs
Lew Combs
Culver Military Academy
Lew Combs, Jr
Shattuck Military Academy
State County Commissioners Association
Tech
Frank Heimes
Jamestown
Isc
Ludwig Palm
J. J. Moe
Val
Lee Combs
Episcopal Church
Thair
Euclid Avenue
Otto Langer
Jas
Dent
L, GC. Bordwell
Esther Reihar
Indies
Charles Steuwitt
Charles
Jack Heimer
Gus. Lieber
John Romsland
Tower City
Anna Wodin
Hobart
W. J. Westergaard
Cty
I. Wold
Duluth
Kelley-How-Thomson
Wold
Lange
Molstad
Hannaford
John
Edna Everett
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