Alfred Zuger Enters Race for Attorney General
From Bismarck comes word that Alfred Zuger former Barnes County states attorney has formally announced his candidacy for Attorney General. Andy Miller the current incumbent also seeks the U S Senate opposing Senator Gronna, with Zuger likely to back Miller and align with the Packard progressive Republican wing in the state.
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Bismarck
Alfred Zuger
Barnes County
Andy Miller
United States
Senator Gronna
Zuger
Miller
Packard
Progressive Republican Organization
Local Notes From Darey and Green Townships Socializing and a School District Meeting
Darey area residents attend dances and shopping trips with names like Sibley Algea Lang and Mosser. A Whelland schoolhouse basket supper is planned for February 20. In Green Township the Farmers Club met at Olaf Selbo's and Prof McMullen spoke on chemistry of fields. A Valentine party and a band practice occurred. commissioners discussed Green Township consolidation with March 6 officer election planned.
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Whelland
Aleck Algea
Jennie Hunter
Clare Mosser
John
Katy Langer
G. Well Jer
Matt Crece
John Osborn
Valley City
Christ Jensen
Dareyn
Fred Lang
Henderson
Green Township
Farmers’ Club
Olaf Selbo
L. B. McMullen
State Normal School
Mortenson
Paulson
C. J. Queen
Mr. Paulson
Green Town
Ole Hanson
Literary Society Saturday double bill drew big crowd
Harry Howard Dale presents a two program night with a postponed act rescheduled to attract a large attendance. Mortenson returns from Chicago with five stock, while local clubs report a pleasant Farmers' Club meeting at Pedersen home and plans for February gatherings.
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Literary Society
Mortenson
Chicago
Wreck Injures Sixty In Missouri Rail Collision
Sixty people were injured in a collision near Nicholas Junction four miles west of Springfield between St. Louis and San Francisco trains No 8 and No 104. Five believed fatally hurt. three coaches toppled into a ditch. A relief train with nurses and doctors reached the scene within an hour and all injured were brought to a Springfield hospital.
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Springfield
St. Louis
San Francisco
Nicholas Janction
Joplin
St Louis
Kansas City
Frieco Hospital
Valentine Party for Miss Gladys Boho at Hyde Home
A Valentine themed party for Miss Gladys Boho hosted by Mrs. L. P. Hyde Saturday evening featured a red and white color scheme. Twelve guests were seated with heart shaped Valentines marking places and glass candle sticks at each setting. A bouquet of red rosebuds served as centerpiece and hearts were a featured game with Mia C. K. Otto winning high honors.
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Gladys Boho
Paul Featherstone
L. P. Hyde
Mia
C. K
Otto
New Restaurant to Open on East Side Soon
A new eating house is moving into the former Wardrobe Clothing building with financing by Charles Hokelson and O M Roe. The opening is slated for an early date though not yet announced, and locals expect a well-run establishment to succeed.
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Wardrobe Clothing House
Charles Hokelson
O. M. Roe
Norwegian Pastor Dies in Street Amid Heart Trouble
Norways pastor Hag erup Nissen of the Norwegian Old Lutheran church collapsed in the street from acute heart trouble in Superior Wisconsin on February 18. In Hancock Michigan on February 18 congressman H T Taylor of Colorado, chairing the copper miners strike probe, overruled GOP objections and admitted evidence from Alfred J Murphy a Michigan governor Ferris appointee. The strike inquiry heard the final focus on the causes behind conditions that persist. Mrs Peter Finated is very ill at her Elizabeth Street home.
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Superior
Wis
Hagerup Nissen
Norwegian Old Lutheran Church
Hancock
Mich
H. T. Taylor
Colorado
Congressional
Alfred J. Murphy
Ferris
Michigan
Peter Finated
Elizabeth Street
Hon Herman Winterer Reported for Cancer Surgery
The Bismarck State notes Hon. Herman Winterer, a well known Valley City lawyer, is in the east for treatment and will undergo an operation. Friends hope for his speedy recovery and return to health and happiness.
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Winterer
Bismarck
Herman Winterer
Valley City
Dave Bailey buried today in Barkus Minnesota
Dave Bailey died Monday at 48 after Brights disease and a paralytic stroke. He lived 20 years in Valley City and 3 years in Barkus where he worked with his brother J W Bailey. The funeral is in Barkus today. His mother and siblings mourn his loss amid illness and accident news from Ontario and Lisbon.
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Dave Bailey
Bright
J. W. Bailey
Barkus
Minn
Valley City
Iroquois
Ontario
Can
Robert H. Bailey
Tom Bailey
Ont
W. West
E. P. Patston
Lisbon
N. Y
Brothers and Sisters
Myrtle Elvyn to Perform at Valley City Recital
Myrtle Elvyn, renowned pianist who once appeared by invitation of Emperor William in Germany, will give a recital in the Normal auditorium on Wednesday evening February 25. She will fill the Valley City engagement originally set for Thuel Burnham, who is ill. The artist’s world tour and acclaimed mastery span Bach to Liszt, Schumann, Chopin, and contemporary works, drawing wide American acclaim.
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Myrtle Elvyn
William
Germany
Mme, Schumann-Heink
Thuel Burnham
Elvyn
Mr. Burnham
Valley City
Miss Elvyn
Myrtle Elwyn
Europe
America
Bach
Beethoven
Schumann
Chopin
Lisst
Misa Estvyn
Trian Pias
US Navy Aviator Killed In Pensacola Bay Crash
Lieutenant McC. Murray of U S naval aviation corps was killed when his plane plunged 800 feet into Pensacola Bay. The wreckage and body were found about 100 yards from the crash site as he returned from over the gulf. An investigation has not yet determined the cause.
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Pensacola
Fla
McC. Murray
United States
Naval Aviation Corps
Pensacola Bay
Valley City notes and regional society updates
Valley City news notes several local residents with visits and returns from nearby towns. Mentions include Noltimier in Valley City, Mrs. Bell's hospital recovery, and Hilda Anderson's return home. Also reports on ice hauling, a ditch mishap, school cleaning, and a Valentine party with Getchell students. The North Dakota Society for the Friendless holds its third annual convention in Valley City with talks on juvenile delinquency and sex hygiene. A Parent Teachers League organizes at Ritchie school with plans for ongoing meetings and a model school entertainment featuring Mandan legend dramatizations.
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Noltimier
Karl Noltimier
Valley City
Fred Bell
Platou Hospital
Hilda Anderson
Henry Smith
John
Henry Schultz
Thoralf Amundson
Carl Carlson
Andrew Anderson
Selma
Stiles Bros
Peter Anderson, Jr
Robert Kranz
Andrew Johnson
Anderson
J. H. Rogers
Wisconsin
J.H. Whiteberts
Wu. Harper
Mort
Guanle White
Mollie Getchell
Fev
North Lakota Society For the Friendless
Alley City
J. W. Crown
Mandan Reform School
Normal School Department of Music
Platow
C. H. Vermilya
Geo. B. Newcomb
Bismarck
Education For Parenthood
Rudolf Acher
G. W. Hanna
Yaleley City
A. J. McCannel
Minot
F. B. Packard
B. F. Spalding
North Dakota Supreme Court
Parent-Teachers League
Ritchie School
Parent Teachers League
BH. A. Pray
W. 8. Cole
Frank Bailey
Ritchie
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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King Falte
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Belgium
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Mah-to-toh-pa
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George Catlin
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