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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1913

Page

10

Student tears up diploma at Marionville college ceremony

Clarence West mimicked Daniel Webster by ripping his diploma on stage during Marionville college commencement. Trustees halted the program as West apologized and explained his aim was to discard a mere diploma to pursue higher learning. The incident led to a trustee meeting and West’s acquittal with a scholarly justification.

Marionville Daniel Webster Clarence West Maronville College West Webster

Fargo to Have Racing July 4th Crowning 2:09 Pace Event

Inter state race program lists entries from Dakota states and neighboring states for July 4 meet in Fargo North Dakota. J P Reeve of Beach will start both interstate and Grand Forks events. The main 2 09 pace for trot on July 4 features seven entries and harness events run three daily across four day meet with strong North Dakota ownership and new purchases noted.

Fargo N. D Dakota Montana Minnesota Wisconsin Keenan Minneapolis Niles St. Paul Buddy and Turner Hamline Black Miles City Wills Wideaux Paradies Yates Mont Johnson New Richmond Wis Hitt Huron J. P. Reeve Beach Grand Forks North Dakota

Russell-Miller Prizes Awarded This Morning

Miss Mabel Howe of Glover North Dakota won first prize in the bread making contest at the Normal School exercises this morning. Miss Winnifred Wallace of Drayton took second and Miss Georgia Brown of Brainerd third. Myrtle Coop received the Remington Typewriter gold medal for proficiency on the typewriter in the commercial department. The Ollonian Literary society earned the Brownson prize of 25 dollars for the year’s best work during open meetings.

Mabel Howe Glover N. D Ruswell Miller Milling Company Winnifred Wallace Drayton Georgia Brown Brainerd Minn Misa Myrtle Coop Remington Typewriter Company Ollonian Literary Society Brownson

Baby Contest Scheduled at Child Welfare Tent Today

Parents of children from one to ten years are urged to bring their babies to the Child Welfare tent across the river today from 8 30 to 12 o clock. Dr Ralph L Johnson of Philadelphia and local specialists will examine each child with its mother, who should bring a small blanket. The exhibit covers heredity eugenics care clothing food sleep clean milk toys books for children and things bad for the baby. Hours are 9 11 a m and 4 30 6 p m.

Fen Tuostac Ralph L. Johnson Philadelphia

Hollis and Earley Prizes Awarded at Class Day

Miss Helen Chaffee received the Earley prize of 10 dollars for top scholarship at the Normal school. Clarence Carlson won the Hollis prize of 10 dollars for greatest improvement. Prizes are linked to the Model School Alumni Association and were presented by Miss Ida Myhro during the class day exercises in the auditorium.

Helen Chaffee C. €. Chaffee Earley J. J. Earley Bank of Valley City Normal School Clarence Carlson Hollis A. P. Hollis Model School Model School Alumni Association Ida Myhro Myhro

Woman Admits Sin and Takes Own Life in North Dakota

N D June 26 Mrs J H Griffin wife of a prominent physician shot herself after confessing illicit relations with Leo Hart state game warden of the northern district The husband is distraught and has been arrested on bond Hart released after posting 5000 bonds Mrs Griffin leaves two small children and the community seeks explanations amid social prominence fallout

Ryder N. D Leo Hart J. H. Griffin

Happily Married in Valley City to Mr Olsberg

The marriage of Misa Lida Larson to Mr. Martin Olsberg occurred in Valley City last Thursday afternoon June 12. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Larson and the groom is the brother of Rasmus and Knute Olsberg and Mrs. Morten Berg. After the ceremony the couple traveled home via Nome with a chivalry party of friends. The Kathryn Recorder notes the couple’s happiness and best wishes for prosperity.

Misa Lida Larson Martin Olsberg Valley City Kathryn Ed Larson Rasmus Knute Olsberg Morten Berg Martin Nome Mra. Olsberg Hife Kathryn Recorder

The Economical Way in Trade and Wants

The piece argues that all people seek the most economical method to satisfy their wants. It asserts that choosing economical means influences success or failure in many aspects of life and business.

Masonic Grand Lodge Elects Officers At Fargo Meeting

In Bismarck on June 27 the Masonic grand lodge closed sessions with officer elections. New officers include Grand Master Walter T. Williamson of Lisbon deputy Frank A. Cousins of Bismarck senior Grand Warden William Spriggs of Grand Forks junior Grand Warden Howard Jorgen of Hilleboro grand treasurer Clinton D. Lord of Park River and grand secretary Walter L. Stockwell of Fargo. The next meeting will be in Fargo on the first Tuesday in June 1914.

Berea Sluggers Postponed In Marsh Township Ball Game

The Berea Sluggers away game against the Sheyenne team was postponed due to rain and will be played later. A Fourth of July celebration is planned in Gartland grove six miles south of Valley City with two ball games, amusements, a large bowery, and music for day and evening attendance.

Berea Marsh Township Gartland Grove Valley City

Straus Clothing Co Donates Ten Benches at Chautauqua Grounds

The Straus Clothing Company placed ten benches at convenient points on the Chautauqua grounds for patrons. This act reflects commendable enterprise and aligns with the company’s progressive ideas to increase public comfort.

Straus Clothing CO Straus Clothing Company Chautauqua

Circular Adverts Boost Profits For Local Businesses

Cir cular advertising is urged as a method to raise profits by combining with existing ads. Readers are invited to call Phone No. 4 to obtain samples and prices of stationery and form letters.

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