N D Solons Begin Work At Bismarck Tuesday
North Dakota legislature opens with party and committee appointments as the thirteenth assembly convenes at 2 pm. Senate bill No 1 on good roads and a highway commission is planned, with two state highways. House leaders outline committees and early bills, including direct senate election amendment and educational expansions. Governor Hanna appoints staff members as the session progresses.
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Bismarck
N. D
House
Senate
Thirteenth Assembly
Hughes
Alo
Fargo
Biemarck
Beach
Grand Forks
Montana
John (Ashe
Walsh County
Lisbon
Hilendale
Wabpeton
School of Forestry
Bottineau
England
Kenmare
Blakemore
United States
Chautauqua program promises top 1913 talent in northwest
The Chautauqua management outlines an exceptional 1913 lineup including Odlat Episcopal church readers Governor Hanna of North Dakota Governor Eberhart Minnesota Prof J N Kildahl president St Olaf College Northfield Minn President J H Worst North Dakota Agricultural College Charles Edward Russell travel writer lecturer and magazine author Prof P G Holden the Corn King Dr Gustav Andreen Augustana College Rock Island IL Dr S G Smith Peoples Church St Paul sociology head Bishop Wm A Quayle and performers The Woodland Players Maiden Maud Willie Jane Abigail Poole Lou J Beauchamp Robert C Bowman The Cooper Sisters The Chicago Male Quartette Moving Pictures each evening Farm Boy encampment Dairy School Boy Scouts Moving pictures and a strong push for W J Bryan attendance amid optimism.
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Hanna
North Dakota
Eberhart
Minnesota
J.N. Kildahl
St. Olata College
Northfield
Minn
J.H. Worst
North Dakota Agricultural College
Charles Edward Russell
P. G. Holden
America
Thos. P. Cooper
Gustav Andreen
Augustana College
Rock Island
8. G. Smith
Peoples 'Church
St. Paul
University of Minnesota
Wm. A. Quayle
Seminary
Heaven Sisters
Cooper Sisters
Chicago
Norton
Better Farming Association
Boy Scouts
W. J. Bryan
Giray's Adds to Big Grocery Store in Valley City
The Chaffee-Warley Company retires from the grocery business next door, selling stock and goodwill to John D. Gray company. Gray intends to expand its grocery lines and improve service while Chaffee shifts to dry goods, opening an exclusive dry goods department in the former grocery space as soon as arrangements allow.
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Chaffee-Warley Company
Chaffee Company
John D. Gray Company
Gray Company
C. C. Chaffee
Hig Company
Chaffee
Valley City
New Bills Introduced In House and Senate
Bramarck reports a flood of bills in the house including a blue sky law and cattle indemnity measures. Notable items cover state aid for graded and rural schools, inspectors' pay, reform school improvements, state treasurer duties, and insurance discrimination. In the senate four bills reached the desk. bills 33 and 34 address public cups and dairy price discrimination with penalties.
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Bramarck
N. P
Base of
Renville
Enderson
Hedelan
Seventh Judicial District
Pembina
Grafton
Butler
Senate
Gronvold
Jacobson
Bill to Permit Women to Vote in North Dakota
North Dakota moves toward woman suffrage as Senate Bill No. 8 proposes amending the 1911 codes to allow women to vote in 1914 elections after a statewide referendum. The measure, introduced by Senator Bronson of Grand Forks, sets residency and tribal criteria for qualified electors and earmarks a future vote on adoption. The bill carries the disclaimer that it won’t take effect until approved by a majority of electors in the 1914 general election.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Bronson
Grand Forks
United States
District 27 Welcomes New Scholars Selma and Christian Anderson
After a three week vacation the school in District No 27 has begun anew with new scholars Selma and Christian Anderson. Mrs T Amundson was out walking Sunday afternoon. Andrew Hagen was busy trapping at the new days and notes fur is scarce this winter. Wm Wolaki was seen in Valley City Saturday. The Brotherhood of the Methodist hosted a Rabbit supper last evening in the church parlors with the Ladies Ald wag ery serving. toasts were given by the president and other gentlemen.
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Brotherhood of the Methodist
High Line Controversy Gets Thorough Airing in Valley City
Valley City held a four hour hearing before the railroad commissioners as local business leaders and residents urged firm action in the High Line dispute. Most speakers opposed surrender or compromise, demanding adequate train service and depot facilities. Mayor Platov defended the railroad stance, while traveling merchants lamented the impact of service changes. The case centers on keeping trains serving Valley City rather than moving service to alternative routes. A farmers institute in Nome invites local growers for topics on grain, grasses, dairying, and farm management with speakers from the North Dakota Agricultural College and local substation staff.
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Valley City
Board of Railroad Commissioners
W. H. Stateman
John Tracy
First National Bank
Ita
Alta
Berea
Herman Winterer
Lee Combs
Platov
Teazon
Northern Pacific
N. C. Young
Fargo
High Line
Cooperstown
Lee Combs and
Hermansia
Geo. T. Slade
Nome
Thare
Ifrom
W. R. Lanron
Hettinger
W. C. Palmer
North Dakota Agricultural College
Lanyon
North Duters Agricultural College
Sec
Hoverstad
Quiet wedding links Havre bride to Fargo groom in Valley City
A quiet home wedding was held yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mr and Mrs 8 McKee in Valley City. Their eldest daughter Ian Jean married Philip Ashton Brainerd of Havre Montana with Rev W H Hunter officiating. A wedding breakfast followed and guests enjoyed music and vocal selections. The couple will live in Havre after February 26. Out of town guests included Frazer McKenzie and family of Waller Montana and Rev and Mrs Hunter. Several local society notes follow including grace on tree planting, grippe illness, and recent visits.
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8. McKeenig
Ian Jean
Philip Ashton Brainerd
Havre
Montana
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Hunter
Farge
Frazer McKennie
Miley Josephine Wright
Valley City
Frazer McKenzie
Waller
James McKenzie
Sharon, N
W. 4. Hunter
Alice
Fargo
Aid Society and Agricultural Ceat
J. IR. Getchell
E. E. Hilborn
Rogers
Swanger
Ben Witson
Fred Gotchell
Andrew Anderson
J. R Gotchell
Prairie
M. M. White
Adelaide
Margaret Peterson
Tower Site
Claude Farrel
Minnesota
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Committee On
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Framne
House of Representatives
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ALA
Etnehjem
Chas
F. Kellogg
Thomas Pendray
H. ©. Miller
T. N. Putnam
H. H. France
F. W. Turner
L. H. Bratton
Frank Fox
R. K. Gardner
C. E. Knox
Robt
J. List
Albert. Wels
H.C. Harty
L. D. Wylie
N. C. Johnson
Ino
Hart
J. W. Calnan
P. L. Hjelmstad
Kylle
Cottom
Lewis
Ino. Dynes
James B. Hill
Cass
Albert Weis
D. L. Warriner
Jas. Walsh
F. F. Ployhar
E. W. Everson
J. Morkind
Fred Borusky
Arthur Dixon
Paul
A. P. Hanson
D. C. Dosseth
E. L. Gundergon
Morrison
A. E. Raney
C. C. Jacobson
W. M. Bartley
H. R. Freitag
J. L. Hjort
Hoge
Wardrope
Hielmsstad
Dean, Lewis, Ganbeck
Diver
Northrup
Batzer
Bounda
Geiger
Dosseth, Bartley
Hill of
Harty
Blakemore, Burnett, O'Connor
Raney, Batzer
Leu
Hedalen
Williame
Lanebaugh, Homan, Lambert, Campbell
Klein, List, Lindstrom
W. J. Burnett
John Hart Albert Wels
Henry Geiger
John Dynes
F. F. Fritz
C. W. Carey
Nels Oligard
Ucation
Dosseth
W. A. Small
B.L. Gunderson
H. J. Stinger
Sherman Hickle
W. M. Husband
M. D. Butler
Ramsey
W. H. Northrup
C. L .Morkind
Adam Bol- Mnger
R. K. Katzer
Haroldson
J. W. Smith
Henry Klien
J. ‘List
T. O. Roble
FW. Turner
Wardrope, Hart,Hedalen, Kylle
Borusky Small
Pitkin
Hjort
Victor Wardrope
J. Sorlie
Miller
Sandbeck
Watt
Bjornson
Bope
Kline
Kelley
Carey
Iiet
Taylor
Ryan
Kellogg
Lawbaugh
Hickle
Isaak
Stinger
Balsdon
Gardiner
Lindstrom
Stenehjem
Nyhus
Bass
Forentry
Williams
Street
Odlat Episcopal Church
Father MacGorry
Northwest
Lulu Tyler Gates
Maud, Willie
Jane Abigail Poole
Lou J. Beauchamp
Robert C. Bowman
The
Woodland Players
Giray’s
Chaffeewarley Company
GIG Department Store
Wr. E
Ladd
Nation Painter’s Association
Bureau of Chem Latry
National Convention of Painters
Philadelphia
Harvey W. Wiley
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Getchel Prairie
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