Washington Birthday Ball hosts and gala at Armory
The First Regiment North Dakota National Guard hosts the 28th annual Washington Birthday Ball on February 21 at the armory. The event features decorative palms and regimental colors, with 8:30 to 9 p.m. receiving and dancing to follow, marking a premier winter social of Valley City. George Gonia is being sought by Deputy Sheriff Ed Barnes for embezzlement and will be brought back to Bismarck to answer charges.
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Go. G
North Dakota National Guard
Valley City
National Guard
Ed. Barnes
Two Rivers
Wis
George Gonia
Bismarck
Gonia
Wallace Woodruff
Extradition Request and Local News From North Dakota
Governor Hanna issued papers for extradition of Frank Dowell from Michigan for rape in Towner County. A Soo Spokane Flyer collision near Velva killed four Helm children and left others critically injured. Two 13-year-old boys from Bismarck were jailed after arrest by Capt. Martinson. Police uncover armory thefts. Clarence Ellis, who attempted self harm in jail, will be investigated before release. Oscar Anderson, also known as Andrus Solberg, was acquitted in Chicago of mail fraud involving a bogus cure.
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Hanna
Michigan
Frank Dowell
Towner County
Alma Schafer
Shively
Dowell
Jacob Helm
Willig Helm
Albert Helm
Soo-Spokane
Helm
Martla
Velva
George Bond
James Gandy
Bismarck
Capt. Martinson
Oscar Anderson
Chicago
Andrus Solberg
Largo
United States
Anderson
Farm Boys Encampment at Valley City Chautauqua 1913
One hundred twenty farm boys from a fifty mile radius of Valley City are invited to join the Better Farming Movement encampment at the Valley City Chautauqua June 27 to July 13 1913. Selected by competitive rules with a $5 fee for tents cots board and admission, the program blends study mornings with boating swimming and recreation afternoons and evenings under military regulation and supervision by North Dakota Agricultural College staff and Better Farming Association directors. Plans aim to make the encampment permanent with a future Farm Girls Encampment.
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Better Farming Movement
North Dakota
Valley City Chautauqua
Valley City
Better Farming Association
Chautauqua Management
Thomas Cooper
Chautauqua
Death by self harm of Charles Thompson near Sanborn
Charles Thompson Sr. aged about 61, formerly of Carlisle Quebec, living with his family on the old Frank Hauser place sixty miles southwest of Sanborn, died Tuesday morning by cutting his throat after tucking in his wife and children. He leaves a wife five children and a brother Richard. Funeral planned at Marion. Community offers sympathy.
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Charles Thompson, Sr
Iis
Frank Hauser
Sanborn
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Carlisle
Quebec
Michigan
Duluth
North Dakota
Richard
Chas, G
Marlon
Heart- Istricken
Plan to give tickets with purchases during sale
The plan explains that with every purchase of any amount a ticket will be given redeemable on the sale's last day for a present. Four presents will be displayed in the window to attract shoppers especially to the ladies who will find them useful as well as beautiful.
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Washington
Armory
Wm. Jones of
Courtenay
Russel Wright
Jamestown
S. Fletcher
Madison, N. D
Wm. Kline
Wimbledon
K. L. Kledden
Edwin Mayland
Hastings
N. D. Mutual Insurance Company
Ramsett
Fingal
The
D. Mutual Insurance Co
Anna Sternberg
C. J. Croonquist
Kensal
Miss Ann
Joan of Arc
State Normal School
Fritz Kulewatz
City
Thas
Simon Bismarck Tribune
Massie
Fargo
Barnes County
Southern
Minnesota
Iowa
Mesdameg L
Platou
Jans
North Dakota News
Clarence Ellis
Grand Forks
Ellis
Larimore
Sigourly
Kan
Valley Cty
Charles Thompson
Meadow Lake
Valley City Furniture Co
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