Daily Miss Tolstad Visits City and Local Notes
Wednesday entries report Wednesday Miss Edna Tolstad of Dazey visiting in the city. Dr. Kellogg of Rogers and Mrs. 5. O. Samuelson of Tower City were in town on business yesterday. Our Saviors Mission Society meets at Mrs. J. J. Lee's home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Tolstad
Dazey
City
Dr. Kellogg of
Rogers
Samuelson
Tower City
Our Saviors Mission Society
J. J. Lee
Dr. W. B. Tuner
Wheatland
Haynes
Oriska
Mrs Jennie Grewcox Returns Home From Wylie Nielson Visit
From Monday's Daily Mrs Jennie Grewcox, long a guest at the Wylie Nielson home, returned to Brainerd Minnesota Saturday night. Rev C W Baxter entered Riverside hospital this morning for a slight operation. Miss Hazel Nielson arrived from Bismarck Saturday night and visited with her parents before returning to the capital Sunday evening on No 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Grewcox
Wylie Nielson
Brainerd
Minn
C. W. Baxter
Riverside Hospital
Hazel Nielson
Bismarck
Local notes recap from a Sutton region snowbound week
Visits, weather drop to 36 below, and the week in town include Erlandson visiting his daughter before returning to Sutton farm, J A Harris promoting the Dakota Farmer in Aberdeen, Emory Burgess visiting Wimbledon, and Cliff Ferguson reporting a thriving Jamestown grocery store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Erlandson
Sutton
N. D
Clifford Ferguson
Jamestown
Cliff
Weston Visit From Sheldon Farm Folks In City
Tuesday's Daily notes Mr. and Mrs. Bert Weston traveled from their Sheldon farm and are spending the day in the city visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Bert Weston
Sheldon
City
Local Visitors and Notes From City Gleanings
Martin Conlon and James Grady visited the city while R W Bassett renewed acquaint ances from Sanborn and Fargo respectively. Mrs F W Heidel hosts the Aid's Aid on January 25 at 605 Normal Ave. A S Sigurdson of Bentson Drug Company met with friends here. Local 7th graders played basketball at the college gym, losing 7 to 5 to Ritchie. R T Healy travels to Fargo for Masons. Captain Swart Henry attends a Grand Commandery conference. Mrs Nels Johnson’s Rochester operation is improving. she may return in about three weeks. West Point vacancy prompts North Dakota appointment at large. applications via Senator Ladd. Local hotel profiteering talk notes Jack Aldrich’s reforms adding four rooms at Kindred, aiding travelers with modern accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Healy
Fargo
Royal Arch Masons of
North Dakota
Cheyenne
Swart Henry
Grand Commandery
Nels Johnson
Rochester
Minn
Mr. Johnson
Adjutant General’s Office of the
War Department
E. F. Ladd
United States Military Academy
West Point
Ladd
United States Senate
Washington, D. C
Jack Aldrich
Jack
Valley City
Carpentier May Not Come to U S for Gibbons Fight
Paris reports Georges Carpentier weighs options after considering abandoning plans for a bout with Tom Gibbons in America. The French champion dislikes American rings and gloves and may instead pursue a Paris bout with Nilles seen as easier than Gibbons. Speculation grows he may avoid risk to his French popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Georges Carpentier
Tom Gibbons
America
Gibbons
Georges
Nilles
Carpentier
Getchell Prairie Ladies Aid Dinner People and Guests
Mr and Mrs Jay Rogers hosted the Ladies Aid Society for dinner on January 12 with Mrs Ronzheimer preparing popped corn for a pleasant afternoon. Several residents including Nellie Whitcher and John White were noted on the sick list, improving. Jurors were sent to Valley City, and multiple locals visited homes and hosted dinners, among them the Grubes, Sampsons, Mareshs, Bergans, and Martins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Rogers
Ladies Aid Society
Ronzheimer
J. H. White
John White
Levi Getchell
Nellie Whitcher
Valley City
Floyd Sampson
Claude Farrell
Fred Getehell
Ed. Holcomb
Frank Wolfe
Wm. Martin
Nettie Skidmore
C. Whitcher
Tax Increases Traced Per Capita Over Time
A historical note outlines rising per capita taxes for every state resident, detailing figures by year from 1910 onward and reflecting on debt growth and the pace of tax increases as the road traveled and speed in accumulating public debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecasececens
Large seizure of grape juice and alcohol in McIsaac billiard hall
Federal Prohibition officers and a deputy sheriff raided the Rudolf Hotel billiard parlor seizing three one gallon jugs of high alcohol content fermented wine and multiple barrels containing fermented grape juice. The operation, described as the largest alcohol seizure from a business in the state to date, involved wine priced retail at about ten dollars per gallon. McIsaac was arraigned and released on a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Lane Moloney
Bert Lippold
Joseph McIsaac
Rudolf Hotel
Lane Maloney
Lippold
McIsaac
Moloney
Bieloney
Mrr. Messaac
Zable
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Laura
Miriam Musselman
Orisha
Everett Chambard
Valley City Clinic
W. H. Pray
Fifth Avenue
Miss Star
Hannaford
Fred Becker
J. W. Bliss
The
Sheyenne Valley
Millicient Seymour
Jas. H. Seymour
8. A. Zimmerman
Eastern Star Organization
Masonic Temple
Rotary Club
Harvey Taylor
Rotary
L. S. Ward
al. Hammes
Educational and Child Welfare Department
Community Club
J. A. Harris
Aberdeen
S. D
Dakota Farmer
Emory Burgess
C. E. Burgess
Wimbledon
Emory
Stown
Palmer Emerson
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Larson
Court House
William Wynne
A. P. Paulson
S. A. Zimmerman
Euclid Avenue
People’s ‘Trading Co
Messrs
Geo. Reidman
Carl Pfaff
Chas. Rasmussen
Fourth Street
Fourth Avenue
Mr Rasmussen
Peoples Trading Co
E. S. DeLaney
Binghampton
N. Y
Great Lakes St. Lawrence
Ithaca
N. J
Cornell University
Lee Cowell
Teachers College
Maresh
Martin Conlon of
Eckelson
James Grady
R. W. Bassett
Sanborn
F. W. Heidel
Normal Avenue
A. S. Sigurdson
Bentson Drug Company
State Teachers College Training School
Ritchie School
College
Ritchie Quint
Alex Murdock
U. S
Getchell Prairie
Mrs. Chas, Grube
Donna
L. Sampson
Thos. Maresh
Irwin Bergan
Chas. Whitcher
Mrs. Wm. Martin
W. W. Harper
Caloric
Daily
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