Epworth Church Choir Delights Valley City Audience
A Friday Epworth Methodist church concert featured Gaul's holy city with over thirty choirs, led by H E B Goodsell. Soloists Taylor Kendrick Mikkelson Nelson and Mrs Goodsell received praise as Mrs Goodsell accompanied on organ. The tone was celebratory and the choir praised for training and spirit.
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Epworth Methodist Church
Gaul
Holy City
H. EB. Goodsell
Normal School Conservatory
Dean Goodsell
Olite
Can Valley City
Waa
North Dakota farmer dies of gas in St Paul hotel
Fred Heldman a 24 year old farmer from Bramarck North Dakota registered at the Continental hotel in St Paul Jan 26. He was found dead in his second floor room from gas fumes, believed accidental asphyxiation after he lit out the lamp or blew out the light before retiring. Coroner Jones will determine cause of death as relatives are notified.
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St. Paul
Fred Heldman
Bramarck
Heldman
Continental
Jones
Heidman
Henderson Held To District Court Over Embezzlement Charge
Fairmount North Dakota January 26 Frank Henderson auditor and superintendent of the Fairmount and Veblen railroad is held to the district court on a four thousand dollar embezzlement charge. Bonds set at four thousand five hundred dollars. Preliminary hearing cash hands garnisheed but not Henderson property. Chicago January 26 Jack Johnson denial of paying twenty five thousand pounds to escape Chicago for white slavery case asserted by prosecutor Harry Parkin and government officials.
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Fairmount
N. D
Frank Henderson
Fairmount & Veblen Railroad
Henderson
Chicago
Paris
Jack Johnson
Harry A. Parkin
United States
Johnson
Lucille Cameron
Charles F. Dewoody
Department of Juslice
Roy Jones
Levee District Case
Jack Jobagon
Kathryn Social and Visiting Notes From Sheyenne Valley
Local residents in Kathryn and nearby towns share weekly commerce visits and visits with families. Highlights include Jens Henrikson Carl Hanson visiting Ole Stevens, bicycle trips by Axel Gregerson, Mrs. Julia Rensley shopping, and multiple trips between Kathryn Valley City and Fargo. The Sheyenne Valley Ladies Aid met Mrs. Martin Thoreson, and Mrs. B Opsahl died at Platou hospital leaving five children.
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Martin Thoreson
Jens Henrikson
Carl Hanson
Ole Stevens
Jens Rensby
Kathryn
John JF. Henrikson
Anton Anderson
Martin Evenson
Axel Gregerson
Julia Rensley
Albin Olson
Martin Olstad
Valley City
Juryman
Mia
C. W. Olson
Carl Henrikson
Sheyenne Valley
Wis
Oxvard
Platou’s Hospital
GW. Olson
Christian Mickelson
John F. Henrikson
Bismarck Hosts Editors After Big Editorial Meet
Report from the Bismarck area notes Valley City Times Record's Hyde and Percy Trubshaw planning to ensure a memorable time for visiting journalists at a Valley City gathering next summer. Many editors departed Saturday while others lingered into Sunday, leaving Horatio quiet after the train.
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Bismarck
Hyde
Valley City Times
Percy Trubshaw
Valley City
Mutual Fire Insurance Co Holds Meeting
The North Dakota Mutual Fire Insurance Company held its annual meeting at the Gray Block office. Officers elected for the year include President F W Heidel and Vice President J P Mann. Directors named include Heidel, Mann, Kraabel, Quarre, Rameett, Earley, Horner, Griffith, and D W Clark. Despite the heaviest loss ratio in company history, the secretary’s report shows a healthy reserve and strong finances backed by growing patronage in Minnesota.
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North Dakota Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Gray Block
F. W. Heidel
J. P. Mann
J. J. Barley
D. W. Clark
Valley City
F. P.mann
Devils Lake
A. T. Kraabel
Clifford
T. L. Quarre
Feasenden
Fingal
J. J. Earley
H.N. Horner
Finley
Evan
Grifith
Kenmare
North Dakota Mutual
Times-Record
Post Family Fun Amid Growth At Local Institution
Growth in strength and prosperity is credited to the cheerful leadership of D W Clark secretary and manager. Mr and Mrs H Post enjoying the week at home with their son A A Post of Grand Forks visiting. Mrs Post’s brother Dr J A Biffenbacher of Oakes also in town briefly. The Posts plan to move soon to the Stiles house on Seventh Avenue. N C McDonald rural school inspector waited at home over Sunday then went to Sharon to visit schools.
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D. W. Clark
Ita
Mre. H. Post
A. A. Post
Grand Forks
N.C. McDonald
Sharon
Mrs. Bublitz
Weller
John Ozborne
Competition Grows as North Dakota Eyes State Treasurer
Several candidates emerge to succeed the state treasurer. Gunder Olson is barred from primaries after two terms. Banker Berk of Courtenay attracts county and central-state support. R E Clendening of Wimbledon urged to run. trusted banker with broad backing. John Steen of Pierce County seeks the post, backed by the north central region. two legislative terms and farming ties. Brigathill of Ando is mentioned but denies pursuing the job, citing private interests. Deputy treasurer Thazuleon is noted as likely candidate.
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Gunder Olson
Berk
Courtenay
Stutsman County
R. E. Clendening
Wimbledon
Pierce County
John Steen
Audor Brigathill
Ando
Sao
Walshenenty
Olson
Walsh
Driscoll
Walsh County
Thoralson
National Guard
Philippines
Lst
Avi
Fargo convention draws many farmers in local district
MARSH SIBLEY AND ELLSBURY TOWNSHIP NEWS notes large farmer turnout at the Fargo Grain Growers Convention. Local residents attend meetings and events, including visits, calls, and social gatherings, with updates on school, church, and club activities. A whole family loss in a distant dwelling fire is reported. Pillsbury Farmers Club plans a February meeting with a literary program and refreshments.
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John Jacobson
Pillsbury Farmers’ Club
Pillsbury
Marsh Township News From Gartland and Local Club
Olive Formoe visited Marsh Township with Mrs Gartland's Sunday guests. Carl Brown rented Gust Larson farm north of Valley City and Lawrence Stenshoel now runs Valley View farm. Elected Farmers Club officers hens King, McIntyre, Gartland. three new members joined. Next meeting January 29 at Pedersen residence. Terry Pedersen served as juryman from the township. John McIntyre attended the Grain Growers Convention at Fargo.
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Olive Formoe
Gartland
Farmers’ Club
John Gartland
Henry King
John McIntyre
Carl A. A. Pedersen
John Benson
Terry Pedersen
Valley City Ince Court
Grain Growers
Fargo
Normal School Basketball Schedule for 1914 Season
The Normal school opens with Jamestown College and tours heavy with Valley City opponents. The roster blends local talents with high school stars like Wallace and Gullickson. Conference rivals push for top spot under faster college rules, featuring games from January to March and a special reading by Miss Patten at 3 o clock. A county memo discusses state treasurer candidates Thoralson and Walsh, while a marriage in Wadena unites Amy Lindberg and Lueson.
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Jamestown College
Jamestown
Valley City
Wallace
Beach
Gullickson
Enderlin
Wahpeton
Misa Patten
Grand Prairie Farmers Club Meeting and Local Visits
The Grand Prairie Farmers Club met at the Linguist farm with about fifty members enjoying music, conversation, and a sumptuous dinner. Various locals were noted visiting farms and conducting business, with multiple trips to Valley City and nearby farms. The club plans to meet at the Tim Ward farm on February 6, inviting all members.
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Farmers Club of
Grand Prairie
Linguist Farm
Wolff
Olson
Ford
Jake Gibson
Valley City
Harold Nelson
Lewzader Farm
Ole Sunde
Pillsbury
Farmers’ Club
Itim Ward Farm
Edna Fenstad
John McKay
Hans Skennard
Lenzador’s
Charlie Powers
Iva
Edwin Sunde
Northridge
Whitfield McKay
Taylor's
James Burchill
Tia Farm
Society of Equity Meeting At Armory Saturday
Word comes that George S. Loftus will speak Saturday before a Valley City farmers meeting. The Armory will replace City Hall for the event with crowd turnout expected to fill the venue if weather allows. C H Lee noted sufficient signups to fill City Hall and Unit, likely crowding the Armory.
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Society of Equity
Armory
Valley City
George S. Loftus
C. H. Lee
New Grand Theatre to Open Next Saturday Evening
Harry G Waldron, who has leased the Grand Theatre, announces a grand opening next Saturday evening with 7 30 and 8 30 shows each night. Curated by a four piece orchestra, color films on Mon Tue, a weekly educational matinee, 385 seats, five cent extra reserved seats, fireproof design, multiple exits, and modern projectors to offer a safe popular amusements venue. attendance encouraged with no sensational content. Noted guest Miss Gladys Bohn visiting with Mrs Featherstone.
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Harry G. Waldron
Grand Theatre
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