Better Chicken Gospel Shows Results at Valley City Show
Opening day crowds fill the City hall room as the Better Chicken Gospel exhibition in Valley City reports record birds. Wm A Halbach of Waterford Wis praises quality over quantity with over 500 fowls. Exhibitors from Fargo Merrifield Moorhead Barnes County and more display diverse breeds and plan to move to Fargo show. Awards due this afternoon with an association meeting and officer election tomorrow at 2. Local notes from Getchell Prairie report illnesses, school enrollments, and community visits.
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City Hall
Wm. A. Halbach
Waterford
Wis
C. H. Arhens
Fargo
John Wolf
Merrifield
J. H. Lotta
Wheatland
Johnston Farming and Stock Co
Marion
Barnesounty
Barnes County
Moorhead
A. E. Paxton
Lar Association
M Vetius
Getchen Prairie
Helen Harper
John White
Roland White
John Koch
Getchell School
Clara Baument
Alma Jones
Wm. Ronzheimer
Hertha Zoeller
Fred Getchell
Millie Getchell
Wm. Martin
Frank Zoeller
James White
Gussie White
J. H. Whitcher
Alleged Doctor Proved To Be Fake
A stranger who began to practice medicine in Harvey was arrested and fined 70 and costs after posing as a doctor. He gave his name H. A. Label and claimed Minneapolis roots. A patient was sent to him, he issued a prescription, and charged $2 before fleeing the locality.
Large Ranch Bought to Raise Thoroughbreds
Beach North Dakota January 13 A few weeks ago B T Peisek purchased the ranches owned by Messrs Gilnit and Elliott The properties were adjoining The new owner consolidated them into one large ranch which made such an attractive proposition that A and H Severson has purchased the property and will make the place a breeding ranch for thoroughbred horses and cattle FOR SALE Block 21 adjoining cemetery Valley City Tollek Olson or Box 61 1-15-8tw FOR SALE House and two lots Weiser s addition lots 10 and 11 Will take horses for part A P Johnson city 14-3tw
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Valley City
Tollek Olson
Weiser
A. P. Johnson
Sheyenne Valley Notes Residence visits and local travels
Local notes list numerous visitors and residents around Kathryn and Sheyenne area, including Henrikson, Aas, Gregerson, Nelson, and others. Reports mention shopping trips, wheat hauling, straw hauling, cattle movements, and a Christmas week social with dancing. School resumed after Christmas vacation. holiday layoff affected mail carrier. Iowa-bound visitors from S. W. Nelson family stop in. teachers Candis and Golda Nelson remain in town.
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Jobi F. Henrikson
Alfred Anderson
Jens Rensby
Sidney
Axel Gregerzon
Kathryn
Anton Auren
Jens Henrikson
Eddie Aas
Herman Luddika
Ed. Kvilvang
Carl
John F. Henrikson
Joseph Stevens
Oscar
Alfred
Henry G. Aas
Gayhart Gregerson
Oscar E. Aas
Wm. Larsman
Carl Henrikson
Fingal
Johanna Henrikson
Simon Lahlum
East Praire
Henry E. Nelson
Andrew C. Nelson
Adam Schneider
Victor
Fredrickson
Mads Hagen
Ole
Jens Gregerson
West Prairie
Peter Gregerson
Nelson School
Ole Stevens
John F. Henrikse
Nina Henrikson
Edna Aas
Julia Johnson
Peter ‘A. Anderson
Wm, Lareman
Paul Fijeldstad
Minnie Opsahl
Nina Henrikeon
Julia Rensley
Helena Brakke
Peter A. Anderson
G. O. Aas
Carl Hanson
Jens Bensby
T. J. Sebby
Dally
Jules Proke
Martin Thoreson
Sheyenne
Marie Henrikson
Helena Anderson
John N. Brown
Victor Schneider
Carl Henrikeon
E. M. Larson
Iowa
W. Nelson and Sons
Miss Candis
Miss Golda
Nelson
Pacific Coast
Penitentiary Lacks Help in North Dakota
Warden Frank Talcott told the Bismarck Commercial Club that the North Dakota state penitentiary is fully staffed but has room for more workers. He described ongoing operations including the twine plant brick yard farming and detail work at the state capitol and suggested possible use of federal prisoners for road work. A future surplus could lead to convicts aiding state road construction, starting with a road between Bismarck and the penitentiary.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota Penitentiary
Bismarck Commercial Club
Frank Talcott
Talcott
Penitentiary
Carried Check for Fifteen Years Found by Doctor
Dr J R McKenzie of Carrington North Carolina kept a government check worth three dollars for fifteen years after receiving it during the Spanish American War era. He discovered the uncashed note in an old card case and plans to frame it rather than cash it, reported by the Times Record Want Ads.
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Carrington
N. C
J. R.mckenzie
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Elm Grove Farm
Sheyenne Valley
States Penitentiary
Manhattan
Clothing Com
Casselton
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