Special Trains Carry Norsemen to Fargo Reunion
Fargo hosts a Nordic gathering with a Wendell Minn band and over 500 Grant county delegates arriving by special train. A Broadway parade and gala armory banquet feature Hon A M Christianson of Bismarck as toast master at the fifth annual Mjosenlaget event with Dr Opsahl introducing him and other notable participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Grant County
Minnesota
Fargo Police
Wendell
Broadway
A. M. Christianson
Bismarck
State Supreme Court
Armory
Dr. Opsahl
Smith Stimmel
H. L
Norwegian American Club Gatherings Full of Unity and Feasting
The report lists multiple Scandinavian lodge gatherings with names such as Sigdalslaget Nordlandslaget and Hadelangslaget meeting in auditoriums and halls. Banquets were held in armories and at the Waldorf, Sons of Norway halls, and Island Park with music by the Christianson family orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Norway Hall
Nordlangslaget
Hadelangslaget
Nordlandslaget
Waldorf
Hadelandslaget
Island Park
Romadalslaget
Equity Hall
Roberts Street
Totenlaget
Y. M
Y. M. ©. A. Totenlager
Sons
of Norway Hall
Remedy relieves long diarrhoea in two days say Burford man
About two years ago I had a severe attack of diarrhoea that lasted over four weeks. I could not stand upright until a druggist recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The first dose brought relief and in two days I felt as well as ever. For sale by Siegfried Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Jones
Burford
N. D
Chamberlain
Siegfried Pharmacy
Russell-Miller Mill to Install New Floors Across All Levels
The Russell-Miller mill undergoes extensive repairs with flooring laid on four floors. A whole carload of flooring is needed. Manager Johnson says work should resume in about ten days to two weeks. Mrs. Fred Carr, W C T U delegate, returned Thursday night from Cooperetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell-Miller
Johnson
Fred Carr
Cooperetown
Carrington Chosen For 1914 K of P Meet
Fargo June 25 The three day session of the North Dakota grand lodge domain and silver jubilee selected Carrington as the 1914 meeting place and elected officers including Grand chancellor Clarence Dus tin of Clyde and grand grand lodge representatives from multiple cities. James Dinnie of Grand Forks was named alternate delegate to the supreme lodge.
Federation denies plan to turn Hallendale School into girls’ industrial school
Miss Minnie J. Nielson, president of the state Federation, denies any consideration or endorsement of transforming Hallendale Industrial School into a girls industrial school. She notes district meetings urged juvenile court girls’ education but no plans were discussed. Endowment funds are for Federation work, not a girls home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie J. Nielson
Hllendale
Federation
Marriage Licenses Issued In Valley City Area
Judge O H des Irgens of the county court lists recent licenses issued. June 23 James W Weaver and Miss Emma Souden both of Valley City. June 24 Ole Peterson and Miss Clara M Norberg both of Spring Creek township.
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O. H. Des Irgens
Ofice
James W. Weaver
Emma Souden
Valley City
Ole Peterson
Clara M. Norberg
Spring Creek Township
Jamestown Band Delivers Short Evening Concert
Jamestown band of 35 members performed with 28 musicians taking part under director J. Tunstall. The program included National Salute March, Romantic Overture, Barnhouse March, Southern Melodies, and Royal American March. Chas F. Mudgett hosted guests Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bond of Minot visiting Valley City for the B P O E convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Band
J. Tunstall
St Claire Rumotesque Vas Ees Restorer Sseseeers
Hayes Royal American
Chas
F. Mudgett
Walter Bond
Minot
Valley City
Valley City Woman Credits Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs. Lydia Hackett of Valley City reports backache and kidney disorder relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She says the remedy cured her when other medicines failed and recommends the product available at all dealers for 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo, N.Y. promotes the tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Lydia Hackett
Second Ave
Eighth Street
Dean
Local Rheumatic Pain Relief Praised by Edward Craft
Edward Craft of Elba New York credits Chamberlain's Liniment with relieving rheumatic pain stiffness and knee soreness after winter. Sold at Siegfried Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Edward Craft
Elba
N. Y
Siegfried Pharmacy
Bribe Story Involving Wilson Raises Hallucination Of Purchase Of Government Rifles
Washington reports a published claim of a one million dollar bribe offered to President Wilson to permit sale of 355 000 Krag Jorgenson rifles held by the government. The tale links a German officer impersonator to graft schemes and intermediaries including Mrs Selma Lewis and Dr Carl Schimmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Washington Today
Wilson Campaign Fund
White House
New York
Anton Meyer-Gerhard
Meyer
United States
Dr. Meyer
Dr. Meyer-Gerhard
Imperial German Ministry of War
Selma Lewis
Count von Bernatroff
Meyer- Gerhard
Meyer and Meyer- Gerhard
Carl Schimmel
Mra. Lewis
McDonald Returns From Lansing Farm College
Jack McDonald came home Friday night from Lansing Michigan where he has been attending the agricultural college. He will spend the summer with his father Hugh McDonald at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McDonald
City
Lansing
Mic
The
Agricultural College
Hugh McDonald
Germans Are Still Driving the Russians
London reports the Russians retreating in the east while the French gain ground in the west. Austro German forces firmly hold Lemberg with orders to press the attack on Galicia’s remaining Russian positions as Galicia nears complete russ clears. German plans point to a renewed Warsaw attack and possible campaigns along the Belgian coast as recruitment surges under Lloyd George's ammunition workers appeal. Lemberg celebrates General von Boehmermolisi army entry with patriotic displays and crowds.
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London
Lemberg
Dniester
Berlin
Linsingen
Galicia
Warsaw
Russia
Germany
Belgian
Lloyd George
Victorious Austrian Army Welcomed Amid Cheerful Parades
Crowds showered flowers on Kodak sponsored vehicles and officers as the Kaiser and Joseph were hailed after a victory. The Jewish population joined in the cheering. In Dunkirk, 36 German shells from positions behind Dixmude hit the city from dawn to evening, causing civilian deaths and damage.
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Joseph
Dunkirk
Dixmude
Chamberlains Tablets Advertised by Siegfried Pharmacy
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy for digestion and promotes purchase at Siegfried Pharmacy, highlighting a benefit to those with faulty digestion.
Valley City Chautauqua Dairy School Program
The Dairy School at the Chautauqua in Valley City runs June 28 to July 10 from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. supervised by the state dairy department and H. A. Greenwood in charge. Lectures cover cattle breeds, dairy equipment, silos, cream handling, the Babcock test, calf feeding, butter packing, and a July 1 address by R. F. Flint with film demonstrations and a trip to a dairy farm included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
State Dairy Department
H. A. Greenwood
M. C. James
E.A. Greenwood
Babcock
B. A. Greenwood
North Dakota
R. F. Flint
Agriculture and Labor
Peter Miller
T. A. Haverstad
Soo Line
Geo. A. McFarland
Valley City Normal
C. E. Batchelor
Fingal
N. D
C. Hilborn
Fargo Wins Fremens Tournament for 1916 Convention
Fargo won a one vote margin to host the 1916 North Dakota Firemen's association convention. The meeting chose Wahpeton as the site after yesterday's vote. Henry Reade of Bismarck was re elected secretary. Frank Robeson of Cando was named president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
North Dakota Firemen’s Association
Campion
Wahpeton
North Dakota Firemen's Association
Henry Reade
Bramarck
Frank Robes
Northwood
H. E. Rice
Wakpeton
L. R. Loatdaht
Rugby
Teade
E. Keller
Minnesota
Chautauqua Association Leaders Drive Debt Reduction
The executive committee led by C C Chaffee Otto Neumann E A Pray S A Zimmerman and James Grady moved the organization to a business like approach. A special committee including C C Chaffee Harvey Taylor and B A Zimmerman secured pledges to clear indebtedness and support the city and community welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Association
C. C. Chaffee
Otto Neumann
A. Pray
S. A. Zimmerman
James Grady
C. (. Chaffee
Harvey Taylor
A. Zimmerman
Congressman Young Declares He Will Not Run for Senate or Governor
Fargo reports Congressman Young, elected last November with a record northern states majority, states he is not a candidate for United States senator or governor. He visited the city and dismissed rumors, asserting he will not enter those races under any circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
United States
Young
Ladies Entertained by Visiting Ellis Guests
The visiting Ellis ladies in the city were entertained at a luncheon at 1 PM on Friday followed by a card party and musical at the hall. Eighty five ladies registered from various state points and Miss Ada Reese of the Normal class left Friday for Devils Lake to spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Ada Reese
the Normal
Devils Lake
Weaver and Sowden Tie The Knot In Quiet City Wedding
James Weaver and Miss Emma Sowden wed Wednesday evening at 5 o clock in the bride’s parents home. Rev C E Vermilya performed the ceremony. A small gathering and a bountiful dinner followed. The couple will establish a home on Crescent avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Weaver
Emma Sowden
C. E. Vermilya
Crescent Avenue
Mexico City Crisis Intensifies As Carranza Forces Advance
Washington reports growing anxiety over Mexico City as telegraph contact with officials there remains cut. Dispatches say Gonzales delays entering the capital. artillery duels between Villa and Zapatista forces threaten foreign lives as famine worsens and a new army closes in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico City
State Department
Vera Cruz
Carranza
Gonzales
Zapatists
Villa-Zapata
Mexico
Gonvales
Lves
W C T U establishes HQ at Chautauqua grounds
The W C T U 7 0 established headquarters at the Chautauqua grounds with Mrs Lillie B Bowers state field worker and Miss Helen Rand in charge through Tuesday. Bowers recently spoke at the tri county convention in Cooperstown on Organization and Work of the W C T U and on Purity. She also oversees Purity for the state Sunday School association. Temperance hour 10 to 11 a m will be led by Bowers in the Bible Study tent Monday and Tuesday with topics Purity and Temperance Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Grounds
Lillie B. Bowers
Helen Rand
State Normal School
McGarry Named Secretary of North Dakota Press Association
Mandan June 25 President B Richter of the North Dakota Press Association appointed J H McGarry Alexander secretary in place of W H Francis Velva who resigned. About a hundred editors and their wives attend the two day session as past presidents make up the committee. A business meeting follows with a banquet this afternoon.
Myhre Family Returns Home From Valley City Trip
Mr and Mrs Chris Myhre returned to Nome on Saturday after visiting Valley City for several days this week. They were joined by Olga Myhre their niece who also spent the week there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Myhre
Nome
Valley City
Els
Olga Myhre
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