Community Notices From Daily Al Theodore Kueh
A string of local notices lists residents traveling to Fargo Minneapolis and Rochester for visits business and holidays. Individuals include Miss Inez Adams Mrs Nels Johnson and Mrs Ed Bloom Mr and Mrs Burl Carr John Pillay and Gov B Caley among others with trips to Minneapolis St Paul Fargo Rochester Jamestown Minot Evansville and Long Beach California. The period ends with a Womens Auxiliary American Legion meeting at Odd Fellows hall featuring officer elections and a costume party.
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Womens Auxiliary of the American Legion
Odd Fellows Hall
King's Daughters Sunday Tea at Business and Professional Club
The King's Daughters class of the Congregational Sunday school held a Sunday evening tea in the club rooms of the Business and Professional Women's club. About thirty attended, each member allowed to invite one guest.
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King's Daughters
Congregational Sunday School
Business and Professional Women's Club
Community notices and business moves headlined in local dialogs
Tea at meeting concludes as attendees plan church services. Sidney Papke leaves Wardrobe Clothing for American Tobacco Co to work as advertising representative, splitting time between Minneapolis and Mandan. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Spalding host a small dinner party with State Teachers College coach L. G. Hurst among guests. P. J. Hornbacker plans to transfer a suburban grocery business to Fargo, moving his family by month’s end. Fred Jensen installs a Sievert Oil Burner at Merchants National Bank in Wimbledon, naming C. E. Burg as agent for a regional area. Upcoming 28th annual N. C. State Poultry Association show set January 18–20 with large premiums and educational demos. poultry sales, exchanges encouraged by County Extension to aid Barnes county breeders. Clayton Rust of Marion, a notable poultry raiser, appears on premium lists offering Rose Comb Rhode Island Red settings and eggs for awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Pupke
Wardrobe Clothing
American Tobacco Co
Mr. Papke
Minneapolis
Mr. Pap Ke
Fred Jensen
Wimbledon
Merchants National Bank
E. Burg
Burgess
Courtenay
Kensal
Leal and
Darey
Clayton Rust
Marion
N. C
Barnes
Rust
Mr. Rust
Rhode Island
Remains of Henry Lippsmeir Lie in State at Jamestown
The remains of Henry Lippsmeir who died at Jamestown hospital on Friday night were returned to the city Saturday evening. Funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon. Lippsmeir, long known in the city for selling second hand threshing machinery, was respected for his honesty. He had suffered from an incurable illness that required his hospital stay. E. S. DeLaney departed for Boston and other eastern points today, on a business trip linked to North Dakota horse sales in eastern markets.
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Henry Lippesmeir
State Hospital
Jamestown
Lippsmeir
Henry Lippsmeir
Lippeameir
Jamestown Hospital
E. S. DeLaney
Boston
North Dakota
Surplus North Dakota Horses Ready for Shipment via Farm Bureau
Under Farm Bureau Federation auspices, surplus North Dakota horses will be disposed of via contracted shipments. DeLaney reports 832 head lined up, 258 from Wells county and the rest from Foster, Barnes, and Stutsman counties. They can handle two carloads weekly, totaling about 14 carloads before selling season ends in the east.
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Farm Bureau Federation
North Dakota
DeLaney
Wells County
Foster
Barnes
Stutsman
Local notes include drill, appointments, and social visits
Tuesday's Daily News reports Co. G to drill at 7:30 pm in City Hall. Joan Neustader returns from Fargo. Miss Work resumes duties as county nurse after vacation with family in White Bear Lake. Angela Gad to Sacred Heart Academy in Fargo. Marion Coyle back to duties in Davey Public Schools. Mrs. J. S. Henry returns from Mayo Clinic in Rochester. Major Frank Henry visits from Bistwick. Miss Isabella Nemanick of Tower City visiting Heiling family. Gov Nestos appoints I. J. Moe as delegate to Good Roads Congress in Chicago Jan 18 20. Mr. and Mrs. CR Simpson depart for Minneapolis then move to Bismarck. Geo. McLab visits Valley City from Eckelson. A. A. Krick visits Galgelton. new secretary of Middlewest Trust Co. Traffic in city streets heavy from fine weather. Charley Ferguson confined with ear abscess at 618 10th Ave. L. D. Richardson of North Dakota Independent Telephone Co. visits. Edward Jacobson to start plumbing business. advertisement appears. Mrs. Fred Becker recovering from clinic operation. A party hosted by Albina Heiling celebrates her 13th birthday with games and lunch.
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Edward Jacobson
Jacobson
Fred Becker
Valley City Clinic
Caley named organizer for Near East Relief in Dakota
Geo B Caley accepts the organizer post for Near East Relief in North Dakota. He begins duties immediately and will visit Stutsman Griggs and other counties to promote the cause. He previously led YMCA work in Barnes County for three years and is expected to manage Near East Relief affairs efficiently. Hugh McDonald laughs over a Los Angeles clipping sent anonymously noting the price suited him. A Scotsman MacDonald pride in ancestry prompts a Noahs Ark joke.
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Geo. B. Caley
Near East Relief Association
N. D
Caley
Stutsmin, Griggs
Barnes County
Hugh McDonald
Los Angeles
MacDonald
Local notes on student, social event and political opinion
Mr Lee Combs returns from Culver Ind with son James to Culver Military Academy. doctors say no operation needed after leg injury. A large party hosted by Mrs Anna Tullis with fourteen guests features whist prizes for Miss Mary Naughton and Mr Kennedy. social hour and lunch follow. The Bench Advance endorses George Yount for Senate and Alfred Steel for the Second District, lauding their records and service.
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Lee Combs
Culver
Ind
Anna Tullins
Tullis
Mollie
Elizabeth
John
Mary Naughton
Reemr
Kennedy
Mike Naughton
Wimbledon Agent Visits City for Insurance Writing
From Wednesday's Daily R. B. Cox, the hustling insurance agent from Wimbledon, was in the city yesterday writing them up.
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R. B. Cox
Wimbledon
Mrs Everett Chambard Undergoes Operation at Valley City Clinic
Mrs Everett Chambard had surgery at the Valley City clinic on Saturday and the latest reports indicate she is on the rapid road to recovery.
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Everett Chambard
Valley City Clinic
Wedin Visits Sister in Hobart District Home
John Wedin a bonanza farmer from the Hobart district is spending a few days in the city visiting at the home of his sister Mrs. W J Westergaard.
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John Wedin
Hobart
The
Cty
W. J. Westergaard
Fingal Visitor Langema Attends Valley City Business
N. P. Langema of Fingal visits Valley City today for business matters and to greet old friends, extending a courteous presence in the local community.
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N. P. Langema
Fingal
Noted speakers and bank business in city report
Bank examiner E C Engemoen found the American Exchange bank in first class shape during yesterday’s visit. Jas Grady spent days in the city on Security National Bank matters. Miss Jessie Ackerman, famed traveler and lecturer, will speak on The Peculiarities of Noted People at the Normal Auditorium on January 17. Ackerman speaks under auspices mens Club. Albert Hokanson was taken to the Clinic on Saturday with blood poisoning in his leg and is recovering satisfactorily.
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E. C. Engemoen
American Exchange Bank
Jas. Grady
Security National Bank
Jessie Ackerman
Worlld
Miss Ackerman
Business and Professional Womens Club
Albert Hokanson
local notes from Binford to Clifton Falls and area
Arne Vagie and his brother Hans travel to Binford to visit relatives. Ladies Aid of Lutheran Pree church urged to attend Thursday meeting with officers elected and refreshments by Mrs Framstad. A baby girl weighing 10 pounds born to Phil Brick and wife, mother the daughter of Mr and Mrs E. B. De Laney. My and aunt Mrs Frank Lannon return from Clifton Falls after two months visiting. Ministerial Association report on tension between Episcopal and Reformed Hungarian churches. Lena Oderman recovering from ice accident with a leg fracture, returning home Monday. Moe Dreyer reports his Washington trip ended, awaits spring and summer dress goods for Mart Blestone Co.
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Mya
Phil Brick
Mrs. Brick
Mrs. E. 8. DeLaney
Frank Lannon
Clifton Falls
N.Y
Mr. Lannon
Frank
Eastern Star Holds Regular Meeting at Masonic Temple
The Eastern Star conducted its regular meeting at the Masonic Temple last night. After the business session the members enjoyed dancing with Thayer and Yule providing music. A pleasant lunch followed the evening’s entertainment.
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Maxsonia
Thayer and
Yule
Mosher of Darey Visits Valley City for Tonsil Surgery
Ki J Mosher of Darey arrives in Valley City for medical treatment. He will have tonsils removed to cure rheumatism. M H Dreyer from Washington, D C, reports seeking new ideas for the Times Record and plans a buying trip for the big store to stock ladies ready to wear.
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Ki. J. Mosher
Darey
Valley City
M Mosher
M. H. Dreyer
Washington, D. C
Times-Record
Mr. Dreyer
Doctor Coulter to Lecture on Citizenship Education
Dr. Lee Coulter will lecture at city hall Thursday evening January 12 at 8 00. His topic is Education for Citizenship in North Dakota. All are invited to attend and will be glad they did. The Community club sponsors the event and encourages men and women to hear him.
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Lee Coulter
North Dakota
Coulter
Community Club
Legion Auxiliary Meets Sets Offic es For Coming Year
At a Monday night meeting the American Legion Auxiliary approved slate of officers for the coming year. President is H Moore and other officers were named as part of the club's plans.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Comine Veart
Moore
School group officers and party entertain guests
Vice President Mrs J H Pitager and Secretary Mrs Fred Spiker led the meeting with Treasurer Mrs Nelle Smith. After the business session the entertainment committee staged stunts and a lunch was served. A vehicle hit the State Teachers College north entrance arch on Fifth Avenue, causing major damage. no suspects identified.
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J. H Pitagerald
Fred Spiker
Nelle Smith
Barnes County Fair elects officers and board. Nelson seeks sheriff nomination
At the Barnes County Agricultural Fair Association meeting, Chas Madgett was named president with C A Anderson and Lee Cowell as vice presidents, Fred Heidel treasurer, Frank Cook secretary, and T X Calnan assistant secretary. Directors are G C Martin, Dr. Martin, Dr. Anderson and Sam Metcher. J J Moe resigned and D S Ritchie was elected to fill the term. M J Nelson of Daxey announced a run for sheriff in Baynes County in the upcoming June primary, aiming to represent the western end.
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Barnes County Agricultural Fair Association
Chas
Madgett
C. A Anderson
Lee Cowell
Fred Heidel
Frank Cook
T.X. Calnan
G. C. Martin
Martin
Anderson
Sam Metcher
J. J. Moe
Haged of Directors
D. S. Ritchie
M. J. Nelson
Darey
Nelson
Times-Record
Baynes
Nelso
Daxey
Barnes County
Condims
Rich chorus girl sues husband in high society divorce case
Chipaga Jan 6 Jessie Reed tallies beauty claims stigma in public quarrel with Dash ing Dan Caswell heir to Caswell millions. Caswell files cross bill alleging Reed’s maid bootlegger. he bought drinks from her. Reed recalls Dan’s flirtation and vows, noting his plan for money at 20, as she recalls a train meeting and Virginia Van Sant engagement ring episode.
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Chipaga
Jessie Reed
Tally
Miss Reed
Dan" Caswell
Caswell
Iss Reed
Follie
Jessie
Dan
Jessie Caswell
Virginia van Sant
Minnesota
Texas
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Rochester
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St. Pauls
Clifford Abrahamson
Dilworth
Wm. Gallipo
J. S. Molstad
Barnes County Implement Company
R. E. Agnew
S. Risa
Lee Cowll
Mr. Cowell
Twin Cities
John Pillay
Gev. B. Caley
Gateway City
Herb Johnson
Stern Candy Co
Aberdeen
S. Oak
Richard and
Robert Clark
Louis Clark
Minot
H. M. Cornell
Mott, N. Dak
J. J. Grest
Cornell
Grest
Evelyn Caley
Evansville
EB. L. McGee
Long Beach
Calif
Congregational Church
F. C. Spalding
State Teachers College
L. G. Hurst
P. J. Hornbacker
N. C. State Poultry Association
County Extension
Joan Neustader
Farge
Co. G
Miss Work
White Bear Lake
A. A. Gad
Angela
Sacred Heart Academy
Marion Coyle
Daxcy
J. C. Coyle
Marsion
Davey
Frank Henry
Bistwick
Isabella Nemanick
Tower ‘City
Miss Nemanick
Mr. Heiling
Nestos
I. J. Moe
Congress of Good Roads Advocates
Chicago
Mrs. CR. Simpson
Bismarck
Geo. McLab
Eckelson
A. A. Krick
Caggelton
Mr. Krick
Middlewest Trust Co
Chas, Ferguson
10Th Avenue
Charley
L. D. Richardson
North Dakota Independent Telephone Co
Albina Heiling
Geo. Yount
United States Senate
House
Young
Alfred Steel
Stutman County
Arne Vagie
Hans
Binford
Co W Baxter
Episcopal Church
Iia
Lena Oderman
Barney Oderman
Cound Prairie
Miss Oderman
Dreyer
Washington, D
Fifth Avenue
Inland Chemical Co. Dept. J
C. M. McGillivray
Drurast
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