Spillman to Lecture on Farm Problems at Valley City
Dr Spillman from Washington will lecture January 25 1921 at 2 p m at Valley City. He is noted for farm seeds breeding and cost of production studies by the U S Department of Agriculture. The Farmers Institute sponsors the free meeting with cooperation of the county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spillman
Valley City
America
Yasses
Gf Connaiso
Seof
Ux 8
Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Institute
States Department of Agriculture
Law and Order Day Proclaimed by Gov Frazier
Governor Lynn J. Frazier designates Sunday January 23 as Law and Order Sunday. The proclamation urges promotion of law observance and orderly government, stressing enforcement of laws, trust of officials, and nationwide unity to preserve rights and liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn J. Frazier
Law and Order
Law and Order Union
Long Voyage to Barns County Wedding in Oriska
Bertha Caeez, a war torn Czech woman, wed Frank Prine of Oriska Barnes County after a perilous Atlantic crossing. Sister Frances Princ accompanied them. The couple spoke of leaving behind old world sorrow for a peaceful life in America near the Austro Italian frontier, where they vow to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Caeez
Czecho Slovac
Frank Prine
Oriska
Barnes ‘County
Cupid
Bertha Caeer
America
Frances Princ
Mr. Princ
Atlantic
United States
Orisha
Simon
Mr. Prine
New World
Heaven
Ed ward Norris Faces Whipping If Convicted in Canada Robbery
Ed ward Norris a Minot man held up a wholesale liquor establishment at Gainsboro Saskatchewan. If found guilty Saskatchewan statutes impose whipping for robbery. Norris may be taken to Canada when the state department issues a warrant after he was denied a habeas corpus writ in U S court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Norris
Minotman
U.S
Fargo
Gainsboro
Sask
Canada
Saskatchewan
Regina Remantier
Norris
State Department
Bankruptcies Filed In U S District Court
Alfred Moe and A W Milton partners of Moe and Milton garage and repair shop were adjudged bankrupt in Fargo. Liabilities and assets are listed at 5 348 45 and 5 218 96 respectively. Creditors include Courtenay Minneapolis Valley City Te Saeur Henderson Shakopee Jamestown and Fargo firms. Rubin Miller rancher of Bismack Burleigh County also adjudged bankrupt with liabilities 66 261 12 and wages 902 20. assets 48 500. Other bankrupts include Albert Werre New Leipzig district Grant County with liabilities 31 239 45 assets 20 967 00 and 4 422 exempt Jacob J Enzl New Leipzig district Grant County liabilities 24 680 81 and assets 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Moe
A. W. Milton
Copartners
Moe & Milton
U. S. District Court
Pargo
United States District Court
Charles Schumacher
Sixth St. S. Fargo
Courtenay
Minneapolis
Valley City Te Saeur
Henderson
Shakopee
Jamestown
Fargo
Rubin Miller
Bismack
Burleigh County
Albert Werre
New Leipzig
Grant County
Jacob J. Enzl
Prohibition Hits City Revenue Decline in 1920
Valley City records show only 276.50 in fines and costs collected by the police court in 1920, a drop from prior years. Police officials note drastic declines in drunkenness cases and caution about scarce intoxicated individuals, with monthly totals listed including vagrancy gambling disorderly conduct and drunkenness among charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Zabel
Corral
NEWS FROM CUBA AND VICINITY
Tudvig Nelson visited Valley City Saturday via the Soo line. W. E. Grant and Ralph McCready attended a Farm Bureau meeting. John E. Holm, former Cuba mayor, was in Valley City. Adeoes Brothers shipped stock to St Paul. Toe Schiele traveled from Minneapolis to buy spring stock for his Cuba store. The Cuba store now on party line with two short rings. delivery by telephone. H. M. Horgan attended Elk’s Home athletic program in Valley City. Olaf Olstad conducted farm and school board business in the county seat. Joseph Gruman visited Valley City. Arthur Monson attended Farm Bureau. Mrs. Christ Myhro underwent surgery at Riverside Hospital and is recovering. Plum Grove St and Poultry Farm showed Buff Wyandottes at Fargo show. race praised for past prizes. W. E. Grant goes to Fargo for Grain Growers Convention. Ernest Nelson serves as chore boy at Plum Grove during absence. William and Richard Adcock participated in local activity.
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John E. Holm
Cuba
Adeoes Brothers
St. Paul
Toe Schiele
Minneapolis
H. M. Horgan
Valley City
Elk's
Olaf Olstad
Joseph Gruman
Cuba Township
Arthur Monson
Norma Township
Cuba Way
Farm Bureau
Christ Myhro
Riverside Hospital
Plum Grove St
Fargo
Grain Growers Convention
Ernest Nelson
Plum Grove
William
Richard Adcock
Four Month Sentence For Carrying Concealed Weapons
Paul Gottlieb was sentenced by Judge M J Englert in district court to four months in county jail after pleading guilty to carrying concealed weapons. He had earlier been charged with assault with a deadly weapon over a whisky dispute on Main Street and was found not guilty on that count. The term ends a crowded district court calendar focused on liquor law violators. civil cases, including C H Ferguson vs William Schindler over land commission, begin hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gottlieb
M. J. Englert
Gottlieb
C. H. Ferguson
William Schindler
Ferguson
Schindler
Coal Stove Gas Nearly Fatal on Valley City Farm
George Maresh of this city narrowly escaped a fatal coal stove gas incident eight miles north of Valley City. While alone in bed the room filled with gas, causing unconsciousness. A neighbor entering for ice tongs found him, a doctor treated him, and he was improving though weak from the inhaled gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maresh
John Maresh
Sleuth
Valley City
Mr. Maresh
Standardize Cost of Legal Publications Movement
Minot North Dakota January 18 A conference of newspaper men launched a movement to push a state legislature bill standardizing legal notice charges The aim is a single price for all legally required notices and to set this price to reflect publishers current costs
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Minot
N. D
Ttig
Public May Use New Gym For Games
Superintendent G W Hanna outlines a democratic physical education plan at the local high school gym. From 8 30 to 9 30 p m nonstudents may attend first four days with designated nights for Young Men Ladies and Businessmen. Coach Fagin will supervise and advise, groups must mix with nonmembers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hanna
Wadies
Fagin
Percen
Legion Defeats Casselton Five in Rough Valley City Victory
The Valley City Legion team crushed Casselton 54 to 8 with a 31 to 6 first half. Officials noted rough play as Valley City extended their win streak while the future of the local Legion squad hangs on citizen support and possible disbandment.
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Legion Boys
Casselton Legion
Valley City Legion
Legion
Fargo Y. M.C. A
Fargo
Fargo K
American Legion
Valley City
Minor Legion
Personius
Casselton
Sob Artist Pleads Guilty as Officers Installed in North Dakota
F. W. Hildebrand known as the sob artist admitted guilt to obtaining money under false pretenses and then changing his plea to guilty in district court. He received two years at hard labor to run concurrently, effectively one year if well behaved. Additional cases include Rasmus Rarpland’s snuff sale to a minor and Eddie Johnson’s one year sentence for theft. Valley City lodge No. 6 of the I O O F installed new officers and welcomed a large class, with past officer M. B. Mann reinstated as treasurer and Fred Fredrickson starting a new term as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Hildebrand
Barnes
Rasmus Rarpland
Eddie Johnson
Stanwich House
Valley City
Bismarck
Bard
State of
North Dakota
Pat Lawler
Lawler
Anid
Charles Orth
Paul Gottlieb
Valley City Lodge
Rogers
Elmer Peterson
Andy Wallen
Jas. Lumpking
jEd. Quist
E. C. Christ
Martin Undem
T. M. Undem
A Barnes County Boy Makes Good
Frank Kramer born in Hobart Township rose from N P depot to cashier and managing officer at Marion State Bank in less than five years. With Lewis Baertsch, he helped grow a bank that posted an 100 percent stock dividend on January 1 and plans to remodel its interior to serve more customers as business expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kramer
Hobart Township
Barnes County
N. P
Jas. J. Barley
Framk
Marion State Bank
Barley
Kramer
Lewis Baertsch
Marion
Marion Sentinel
Sinc
Casselton-Marion
Barnes County Fair Meeting Set for January 25 1921
Secretary J J Moe will call a meeting of Barnes County Agricultural Fair Association members at City Hall Valley City North Dakota January 25 1921 at 2 pm Shareholders are urged to attend as important business will be discussed Changes in world sports amusements and general business require revised fair operations Plans aim to make the 1921 Barnes County Fair one of the largest ever staged across all entertainment lines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Moe
Barnen County Agricultural Fair Association
Valley City
N. D
J. m
Barnes County
Busy year ahead for Valley City club in 1921
The Commercial Club met Wednesday to discuss reorganizing Company G with Major Ritchie and a soldier's committee. Eight members were chosen to work with the soldiers, planning an active campaign for members. The 1881-founded company has a history of service, including World War I, and Valley City fears losing it to other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
T. Melvin Lee
Philippines
Valley City
Fagin
A. Zimmerman
C. E. Hilborn
A. G.thorkelson
J. J. Moe
Cooperstown
Gub
Chautauqua
Rudolf Hotel
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Barnes CO
Prohibition
Tudvig Nelson
Soo Line
W. E. Grant
Ralph McCready
Stern's Candy Co
Ting
Stern Candy Co
Osvay Dahilene
Olaf Risseland
Henry Schrader
Oscar Nordgaata
Carl Oppegard
Infos Dolen Krug
Otte Zickuhe
Ralph Youns
Jens Greverson
Bill Halvesson
Ames
Casselton Five
Fisher
Bank of Valley City
Sob
C. F
The
Marion State
First Congregational Church
Nell
Congregational Church
F. J. Frederickson
Henry B. Nelson
Dingh
Mathilda Johnson
Cooperstore
N D
That City
Jay
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