The City from Tuesday’s Daily 1913
Mrs H 8 Kiltsman is visiting her son Harold in Fargo for several days Grace Reed of Jamestown visits Miss Irene Personius this week Deputy Sheriff Kelly spends the day in Wimbledon on business Kate Blewett of Jamestown visits the city F A Ryan of Fargo moves through local business circles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. H
Kltisman
Harold
Fargo
Grace Reed
Jamestown
Irene Personius
Kelly
Wimbledon
Kate Blewett
F. A. Ryan
Phoebe Hudson
Mable McKinnon
Chas, Lund
Mapleton
Tracy Winkler
Casper Winkler
George A. Gregar
Miles City
Montana
Essie Wilcox
Eckelson
Lee Cowell
Lyon
Valley City Council Holds 1912 Bond Vote Canvass
The Valley City council meets December 2 1912 to canvass the November 1912 bond issue vote for a $50 000 trunk sewer system, declaring it carried by 325 for and 212 against, with aldermen voting yays. The session approves the county auditor's bond certificate and discusses legal defenses for two officers sued for damages, street lighting contracts, and city maintenance matters including scales and fire hose bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Plato
Ald
Curren
Lee
Secu
Dondsay Sc
Ald. O'Malley
Ald. Thomson
Rew
Marty Sorenson
Burt Jensen
L. Rallenll
Yeas—Clark
Holland
Hansen
L. Sorenson
Velva
Krogh
Mack
County Auditor’s Office
C. W. Nelson
Barnes County
C. M. Roe
Register of Deeds
N. D
Clark
C. W. ‘Nelson
Platou
Thos, Gale
George McCarthy
Henry Jack
Ald. Clark
Ald. Mackey
Messrs. Davidson and Robertson
Valley ‘City Brick & Tile Co
Light and Walter
Ald. Curren
E. G. Wanner
Jeanie ‘Baillie
Jeanie Baillie
Benson
Yeas
Mackey
Thomson
Ald. Krogh
Yeag — Clark
Omalley
T. A. Thorkelson
T. A. Thorkel
Yeas — Clark
O'Malley
Western Gas Construction Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ald. Holland
Burbank
White Way
Notice to Stockholders Barnes County Agricultural Fair
Valley City North Dakota December 31 1912 notice calls an annual meeting of Barnes County Agricultural Fair Association stockholders at Commercial Club Rooms Valley City January 21 1913 at 2 o clock p m for election of officers and directors and for other business G A McFarland secretary January 21 1912 item also notes Fred Oglesby departing for Minneapolis to resume university studies and Sam Oglesby visiting Fargo on business
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Valley City
N. D
Barnes County Agricultural Fair Association
Commercial Club Rooms
Anl
G. A. McFarland
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Official Council
Azab
John Nielson
Minot
L. ¢. Bordwell
P. W. Noxen
Will Laughlin
Glenburn
Milton Mason
Grand Forks University
Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
Halvorson
Walter Coop
Jay
Will Coop
Myrtle
St. Paul
John Carr
Art
A. Bonhus
S. D. McKinnon
Chas, Lupd
Dalrymple of Eckelson
Charlton Andrews
Hardin Lucas
Kindred Hotel
John Strong
Robi Bailey
Laura Livingstone
Hazel Stevens
Tower ‘City
Jennie Greene
Sanborn
Valley City Lodge
Ludge Rooms
Joseph Pickard
Leal
P. W.noxen
Martin Jacobson
Curren, Holland, Krogh
Naya
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Fairbanks, Morse &Co
G. C. Richardson
Fair Banks
Morse Co
Ifile
General Fund
S. Platou
H. Swanson
Thos. Gale
Pohca
Geo. Mccarthy
Police
Harold Kulseth
BONE
Thorald Iverson
Sae Reck Chjoke
Earl
Best Lumber Co
I. Anderson
North Dakota Independent Telephone Co
Alfred Pergonius
Sulating
Theo. M Mechelson
W. T. Craswell
Express
Times-Record Pty. Co
G. Davidson
City Hall
McCulloch &Mudgett
Accoumlade Loy
C. A. Myhre
Ole Glesta
Vee
James Moore
la John Cannon
Sssree
Wilt Moore
Seseeaye
Rich Schultze
Power House
Carl L. Nelson
Power Noase
Tom Field
Labor House
Job
Pruung
W. H. Pray
P. Velopes
Standard Oil Co
Robinson, Cary & Sands Co
H. Mueller Mfg. Co
St. Paul Electric Co
Merchan- Big
Western Electric Co
X . Julius Andreae & Sons Co
Ae Raterepaesky
W. Electric Equipment Co
Setrgein Preevedtrennen
Colonial Fan Motor Co
Bryan-Marek Electric Works
Thomson Meter Co
Farmers Elevator Co
Washburn iLignite Co
W. J. Weatergaard
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Times-Record Printing Co
Highth Ave
Fifth Street
Elizabeth Street
Andalso
Ald.Clark
Light and Water Committee
M. J. Boyd
Cliy
Arneson Bananite Co
Fred Oglesby
Minneapolis
Sam Oglesby
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