Local Notes from Friday’s Daily Report Enquiries and Visits
A. O. Olson left Friday night for Minneapolis on a business trip. Torkel Andem of Rogers attended the K. P. dodge gathering on Tuesday evening. J. B. Martin of Fargo, representing the Business Administration School, was in the city yesterday enrolling several students. M. T. Miller of Laverne, ND, has been in town for a few days on business and visiting friends. E. A. L. Richter arrived on No. 7 from Fargo and is spending the day here. he is with I V A headquarters in the gateway city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torkel Andem
Rogers
Tuseday
K. P. Dodge
J. B. Martin
Fargo
Business Administration
M. T. Miller
Laverne, N. D
EA L. Richter
Mr. Richter
Gateway City
Joe Ebentier
Sutton
N. D
Griggs County
M. 0. Grangaard
O. P. Grangaard
Minneapolis
Mr. O
Local notes report arrivals, visits, and civic updates
Senator Frank Ployhar and Hon Hugh McDonald returned from Bismarck. Frank J Thompson of the Soo line freight department is visiting and will depart for Minneapolis tonight. Anton J Miller travels to Kansas City to enroll in an eight week auto and tractor school program. Sam Gordon welcomes a baby boy. mother and child thriving. Dr Simpson takes charge of Gamble Robinson in Bismarck. Mrs Simpson stays to assist moving. Mrs Becher Cox undergoes minor surgery in Bismarck. E A Duff of Carey elected director of Equity Packing Plant at West Fargo. W Reichert becomes president. Plant aims to raise funds to stave off foreclosure and keep operations. farmers show support. Gordon Jefferson of Hope visits Valley City, guest of Fredricksons. Clifford Buttier of Seal pleads guilty to liquor manufacture. faces 90 days jail and 200 dollar fine, plus 50 days if the fine is unpaid. First Congregational church annual meeting held. officers elected, reports read, refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Duff
Carey
N. D
Equity Packing Plant
West Fargo
Wm. Olson
W. Reichert
Carrington
Times-Record notes summer trial records and seller limits
The Times-Record reports that the summer trial is almost fully documented with several hundred copies printed and sold daily. It warns readers that carrier boys have no extra papers to sell and buying from them deprives a regular subscriber.
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Times-Record
North Dakota General Directors to Meet in Minot
The next annual convention of the North Dakota General Directors Association will be held in Minot on February 14 15 and 16. Prof Albert Worsham of Chicago is secured as Demonstrator. Entertainments will be provided by the Elks Town Criers and the Association of Commerce. Daily Times-Record subscriptions are arriving rapidly this morning.
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North Dakota
Community notes from the county and city social events
Eight new names join local lists as Wimbledon and Leal traffic the town. The K P lodge votes March 17 Irish party while the Degree of Honor hosts a whist night with cash prizes. Church officers named at First Congregational include deacons trustees clerk treasurer and Sunday School superintendent, with Mrs Nelson and Mrs Fredrickson among officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
C. E. Allen
J. C. Hanchett
H. E. Nelson
Morgan Hand
O.P. Emerson
Wylie Nielson
C. E. Spicer
F. L. Wicks
E. C. Hilborn
S. P. Ellis
Lee
Grand Prairie Dominates Pillsbury In Local Basketball Night
Grand Prairie swept Pillsbury in three games at Pillsbury arena. The gala game ended close with Grand Prairie downing Pillsbury by ten points. The Grand Prairie high school team then routed Pillsbury high school 46 to 5, while the two community clubs finished 18 to 16 in a tight finale.
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Pillsbury
Grand Prairie
Pillsbury High School
Valley City
Local quintions clash with Jamestown five in big game
Tonight the local high school team hosts Jamestown in a decisive home game. Coach Getzloe has prepared the squad after a tough week of practice, aiming to avenge last week's loss to Bismarck and keep their strong record intact with hometown support.
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Jamestown Five
Jamestown
Getzloe
Bismarck
Missionary Society meets amid stormy Jan gathering
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational church held its monthly meeting on Wednesday January 18 with strong attendance despite a storm. Under Mrs W N Palmer leadership the program included devotional Africa Witchcraft Home Missionary Work and a reading. Rev Willard Crosby Lyon's Gary Indiana work was highlighted. Refreshments followed. A public treat is planned Monday night when the local American Legion scoring machine will face the Fargo Y M C A team at the high school gym.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Wylie Nielson
W.N. Palmer
T. E. Nugent
Africa
E. Harper
E. ©. Hilborn
H. E. Nelson
F. P. Stowell
C. E. Spicer
Willard Crosby Lyon
Gary
Ind
Nielson
American Legion
Fargo
Legion
Monday night showdown in Fargo promises fierce clash
The teams meet in Fargo with both sides aiming to control the outcome after earlier season battles. Fans are urged to attend for a thrilling game and deserve their money back at the door if they feel cheated.
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Fargo
Busy Day Parlor and Business Visitors Reported in City
Saturday's Daily J. McInnes notes Darey resident in town for business while Freeman Anderson of the post office visits Tower City to see old friends. Various locals and visitors from Kathryn, Dazey, Sutton, Sutton, St Paul, and James town were present for court business and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Anderson
The
Post Office Force
Tower City
Heimes Re-elected Secretary Treasurer at County Convention
Frank Heimes returned from James Town where he attended the county commissioners convention. He was re elected secretary and treasurer of the organization. The next convention will be held at Mandan where the west begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Heimes
Jamestown
Commssioners
Heimes
Mandan
Cooperstown man hints at Griggs sheriff bid
W J W Wandke of Cooperstown North Dakota spoke here last night on his way home from the Grain Growers convention at Fargo. He is an old timer in Cooperstown and it is said he may enter the race for sheriff of Griggs county.
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W. J. W. Wandke
Cooperstown
N. D
Fargo
Bill
Ranor
Griggs County
Albert Renner Sends Renewal to Times Record Notes Ill Health
Albert Renner, a reader from Los Angeles, sends a yearly renewal to the Times-Record. He mentions being sick all summer but is somewhat better now and his friends here hope for continued health improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Renner
Daily ‘Times-Record
Los Angeles
California
Jamestown Fans Travelled To Support Team In Valley City
Jamestown rooters arrived from No. 8 to back the basketball squad but Valley City proved strong for the Stutsman county outfit. The visitors were pleased with the treatment they received in Valley City.
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Jamestown
Valley City
Stutsman County
Prohibition Agent Sees Notable Moonshine Activity Here
Line Maloney, a prohibition agent, was in the city yesterday but no specific mission was learned. Observations and many men under the influence suggest moonshine is produced or shipped in large quantities locally or nearby.
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Line Maloney
Parish Meeting Reports Gain and Weddings Highlight Church Notes
The annual Parish meeting of All Saints Episcopal church reported healthy membership gains and new features. A wedding occurred Friday at 2 p.m. in the Congregational parsonage with Rev. Thomas E. Nugent officiating. Masonic Lodge honored Past Worshipful Master Edwin Bloom with a past master’s apron during a meeting that included Fellowcraft degree candidates and a luncheon.
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All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Masonic Lodge
Temple
Edwin Bloom
Bloom
J.J. Grest
American Legion to Stage Dixie Play at College Auditorium
Arrangements by the local American Legion post set a Monday evening performance at the College auditorium for February 13. Joseph D. Lonien of Minneapolis, with a decade in theatre and ties to the Winniger Brothers Stock Company, will direct the southern Civil War era play titled Down in Dixie. The comedy drama, linked to Lincoln birthday events, is expected to attract audiences, with several roles already cast and a fuller account to follow.
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American Legion
College Auditorium
Joseph d. Lonien
Minneapolis
Lonien
Winniger Brothers Stock Company
Lincoln
Down In
Dixie
Kiter
Lutheran Free Church YPS Banquet Honors New Members
The YPS of the Lutheran Free Church held a banquet in church parlors with about fifty attendees. Einstein Peterson served as Toastmaster and several members delivered toasts on service and happiness, including Miss Belinda, Prof Bjorke, and Mr C W Anderson. Rev Framstad urged ongoing collaboration to build a strong Christian society in Valley City.
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Y, PS
Lutheran Free Church
Eistein Peterson
C. W. Anderson
Hard Time Party By 1. C. C. F. At Their Hall
About 250 guests attended a hard time party at the 1. C. C. F. hall last evening. Attire urged to be poorer or period costume with penalties for prosperously dressed items. Prizes went to Dr Pray and Fred Pagle for men’s costumes, Mrs Pagle winning best ladies costume from 1885. Dancing followed with lunch served to all.
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Dr. Pray
Fred Pagle
Jeffrey Lumber Co
Lavery Colby and Pagle Host Noted Evening Cook Entertainment
Mesdames Lavery Colby and Pagle with the S T C chef led a popular culinary entertainment evening. Guests praised the cooks as the best in the land and lingered until a very late hour, reluctant to depart due to the delightful festival of food and company.
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Mesdames Lavery
Colby and
Pagle
Trimble heads to Long Beach for remainder of winter
Thursday's Daily notes L B Trimble leaving for Long Beach California to spend the winter there. The report mentions related city movements including Mrs. Ronzheimer moving to town with three children and J N Hugan’s arrival from Seattle as a witness in the summer trial. Local officials and businessmen are active amid trial coverage and business chatter about Woolworth settling in Valley City. Neighbors near Logan celebrate a Monday night gathering at the Stokkaland farm with forty in attendance and a late lunch.
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Chas. Ronzheimer
City
Trimble House
Fourth Avenue
Ronzheimer
Levi Getchell
Logan
Mr. Jensen
Stokkal Farm
Wunderlich Pleads Guilty in Illicit Liquor Case
Arvie Wunderlich appeared before Judge Chas. M. Cooley in his chamber yesterday morning to answer charges of illicit liquor manufacture. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three months in county jail and a $200 fine. Non payment would add 50 days more in jail. Wunderlich, a farmer from west of Walum in Griggs County, was brought before the judge by authorities.
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Clifford Buttier
Seal
Cooley
Arvie Wunderlich
Chas. M. Cooley
Residents hear literary society talk and cinema review
States Attorney John Sad of Coopers town attends the Community Club meeting where Mrs. Grest chairs a discussion on short stories and fantasy. Miss Gubelman presents current events. Mrs. Ellis reviews Poe and Hopkinson Smith readings. Manager Piller promotes The Little Minister at the Grand theatre, praised as a fine film about a Scottish minister torn between duty and love. last show tonight.
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Literary Society of the
Piller
Scotland
Sovicipe
Grand
Hi J
Jamestown to Visit for Friday Night Hoop Clash
The Jamestown team visits Friday night to face the locals in a high stakes basketball game. Jamestown, known for one of the fastest teams in the state, seeks revenge after a prior showing against Fargo. The locals strive to protect their strong season record as fans flock to the game.
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Fargo
Sera Jamestown
Jamestown
Jamestown Ias
Yaley High
Local CH high quint tops Jamestown in fast win
The CH five defeated Jamestown 134017 last night on their home floor. Bruce starred for Jamestown while Ford and O Neil led the locals as they surged from behind after an early foul, building a steady lead that held through the final whistle.
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Quint
Jamestown
Ford
Soe
O'Neil
Jamestown Quint
Tm Action
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Anton J. Miller
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Sweeney Auto and Tractor School
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Gordon Bros. Clothes Shop
Gordon
Sam
Bismarck Tribune
Dr. Simpson
Gamble-Robinson
Capital
Gordon Jefferson
Hope, N. D
Fred J. Fredrickson
Fredrickson
Jefferson
Steele County
Thos. E. Nugent
Leal
Wimbledon
Daily Times Record
K. P
Wm. McPherson
Odd Fellows Hall
Wm. Story
George Bowen
J. McInnes
Darey
P. E. O. Sisterhood
G. A. Lieber
D Jamestown Yesteday
P. A. Andseth
Kathryn
E. L., Jacobson
Dazey, N. D
John D. Gray
Beecher Cox
J. Boyd
St. Paul
C. S. Ackerman
Goodyear
George J. Heinze
Geo
Sam Moore
Will Moore
Gamble-Robinson Company
Thos
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Reuben J. Harshman
Eckelson
Esther Eva Haas
Anderson Township
Barnes County
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Auto
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L. B. Trimble
Long Beach
Calif
B. B. Haugen
Redfield
Dak
Normanden
Grand Forks
J. N. Hugan
C. J. Erlandson
Miss Erlandson
State Teachers College
Emil Nelson
John Sad
Gunder Frigaard
Herman Stern
New York
Germany
Briny
Moe
North Dakota Good Roads Association
Will Holbein
George F. McPherson
Dakota Engraving Co
George
Woolworth Company
John Halverson Furniture Company
Atate
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