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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1916

Page

3

No Chaplain for National Guard in North Dakota

In Valley City Rev. L. G. Moultrie was appointed chaplain for the First regiment North Dakota National Guard, but Washington refused to provide a chaplain. Adjutant General Thoraldson received the order. Indignation meetings were held and soldiers vow not to enter federal service without Moultrie. War Department cites economy.

Bismarck North Dakota National Guards War Department Washington Fraine L. G. Moultrie Protestant Episcopal Church Valley City Thoralson Rev. Moultrie

Weekly Times-Record notices deadline announced

Community newspaper reminds readers that the Weekly Times-Record is printed at noon on Wednesdays and letters must reach by Tuesday evening for inclusion. It welcomes correspondence, church notices, ads, and various items for the weekly insert.

Times-Record Weekly Times-Record

Left forefinger lost to blood poisoning at well drill site

Leland Van Werven of Otis Ypsilanti contracted blood poisoning weeks ago while operating a well drilling machine. He lost the left forefinger but otherwise saved the hand. he is recovering at Riverside hospital. Other items note visits and arrivals in Valley City including Mrs. Alfred Aamoth in Minneapolis and travelers to Fargo, Wimbledon, Davey, and Cleveland. A large black bear sighting near J.8 Palfrey farm ends when it crosses the river.

L. van Werven Ypsilanti Jef Land Riverside Hospital Alfred Aamoth Minneapolis George G. Hatch Wimbledon Valley City Jay Coe Fargo Stee Davey Valley Hotel Alfred Kraus Cleveland Laverne Ledger J. 8 Rognaldson

Local Visitors and Merchants Arrive for Weekend

Ramsett a Fingal merchant arrived Friday morning to transact business. E M Lee and Melvin Hanson were in the city Thursday afternoon bringing election returns from Nome. Misses Dorothea Patterson and Alice McLan of Brisbane attended the Normal summer school. Mrs George Smith of Steele and her daughter visited and stayed with the Fletchers on Second street. E F Couch of Fargo visited Valley City and stayed at the Hotel Kindred. Miss Kate Bush returned Friday from Bismarck after visiting her brother Sergeant John Bush.

Ramsett Fingal E. M. Lee Melvin Hanson Nome Dorothea Patterson Alice McLan Brisbane Normal George Smith Steele Eugene Fletcher Second Street E. F. Couch Fargo Valley City Kate Bush Bismarck John Bush

Valley City Notes on Visitors and Local Builders

John McLeod of Minneapolis headquarters at the Kindred while in Valley City. Barns are being erected in the west end by Jos Didier Mrs Halverson Harry Didier August Nekson. Mrs A E North Rogers arrived Thursday and visited Mary Hood on West Fifth Street, leaving Friday on No 7. Mrs Mary Koehn and daughter Sophia of Roche Percee Canada visit the Koehn home and now stay with Mrs Marion Kramer and the Misses Kramer on Helena avenue for an extended stay.

John McLeod Minneapolis McLeod Grain Commission Co Valley City Sanborn Enterprise Jos. Didier Halverson Harry Didier August Nekson A. E. North Rogers City Mary Hood West Fifth Street North Mary Koehn Sophia Roche Percee Canada John Koehn Marion Kramer

Quiet Title Action In Barnes County N Dakota

The First National Bank of Hope sues to quiet title on real estate in Barnes County North Dakota alleging ownership interests by multiple defendants and unknown claimants. The summons requires a response within thirty days, with the complaint filed May 27 1916 in district court. The property described is the west half of the east half of section 2 township 143 range 57 west of the 5th principal meridian.

North Dakota Barnes First National Bank of Hope National Banking Association Incorporated United States William Gilmore, Jr N. M. Kyames Ladbury W. B. Howland H. E. Goodrich Tim A. Francis St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Company A. D F. W. Ames Plaintif Mayville N. D District Court Barnes County Sth P. Me

Farmers' Mutual Insurance elects 1916 officers

Valley City reports the Farmers' Mutual Insurance Co held its annual meeting with good attendance. Secretary W. W. Smith presented a report showing $2,816,075 in force and $4,912.57 cash on hand. After May 25 storm losses of about $23,000 were adjusted and will be paid within 60 days. Directors elected: Frank Sanford, Thomas Gudmestad, James Brimer, Samuel Fletcher. Officers named: President T. R. Getchell, Vice President Hugh McDonald, Treasurer Louis Noltimier, Secretary W. W. Smith.

Barnes County Farters Mouton Insurance Co Valley City W. W. Smith Board of Directors Frank Sanford Thomas Gudmestad James Brimer Samuel Fletcher J. R. Getchell Hugh McDonald Nels Olson Wm. Olson Andrew Brimer N. P. Lanrema Tohn Baumgartner Louis Loltimier 5. Fletcher J. H. Whiteher Thomas Gudestad T. R. Getchell iHugh McDonald Louis Noltimier

Valley City social round welcomes visitors and locals

Allen R Welsh of Parvo returns Sunday night. J G Wheelock of Fars Bo visits Valley City guesting at Kindred. Mrs G G Anderson of Oriska visits for dental work. Earl Belew attends funeral of his mother Mrs Mr Boleal in town. Mrs O M Hanson and children of Ickelson stay at Hotel Kindred. Peter Meighen arrested for bootlegging. Lillian Anderson resigns and leaves for Litchville. Nels Johnson family and Miss Nettie Nelson travel to Shoreham Minn. Miss Chapman of Tower City visits at Mrs O P Hart. Washout delays No 4 on Yellowstone division. Blanche Dunning arrives for summer school and will live with Mrs H A Alexander. M BR Nelson back from Minneapolis to aid Atwood Larson Grain Co. Howard Anderson arrives from Fargo for Chauitauqua and summer study at Fargo College. Equity packing plant committee to meet July 11 in Fargo to discuss plant rotation. Valley City Commercial Club invited to submit propositions. C J Lee supports valley city plant despite election loss.

Fingal Herald Henry Krouse Fingal N. Simonson Harvey Valley City Jennie Green Fargo Joe Clemene Bismarck G Land Rhea James Mapletoy John Gray Department Store Jamestown Nuite Onteachor Jom Hanson James Thorson Thorson Anumoose Progress Janet Hauser Valley City Normal Apital Isabel Obermiller Emily Ries Eva Anfinson Fort Wayne Ind P. B. Fritch Amidon W. W. Fritch Earl Fritch Fritch J. E. Featherstone Fergus Falls Minn Featherstones Montana Yellowstone Park Mamie Stanton Robinson Percy James Conroy Kine Anderson Clothing Co King Misa Eva von Domaris Little Falls Emma von Domarus The North Dakota Mutual Tnalliance Eva Grace Moe Mayor Moe M. Farmer Cleveland Kindred New Rockford Carrie Seta Nancy Bong Northern Pacific Freight Office Farzo West G. Wanner Board of Control W. B. Wanner Wimbledon News Hale Berlin Goodby Fort Snelling Minnesota University Company National Guard Varines Anne Pee Allen R. Welsh Parvo J. G. Wheelock Fars Bo G. G. Anderson Oriska Earl Belew G Boys J. Boleal O. M Hanson Ickelson Peter Meighen Chief Swanson Misa Lillian Anderson Litchville Nels Johnson Nettie Nelson Johnson Shoreham Miss Chapman Tower City O.P. Hart Columbia Avenue Chapman Yellowstone Blanche Dunning Buffalo Springs Normal H. A. Alexander M. BR. Nelson Minneapolis Atwood- Larson Grain Co Nelson Howard Anderson City F. W. Heidel Normal Avenue Howard Northwestern University Chicago Fargo College Equity Packing Herald Valley City Commercial Club C. J. Lee

Sunday Crowd Makes It Biggest Day at Chautauqua Grounds

The event drew large attendance at the Chautauqua grounds as families, including the C F Mydcott clan, planned summer absences. A German Lutheran wedding united Edward Feuerhorn and Helen Christias at the parsonage. The Moes visited Port Lincoln with former Valley City residents Ernest G Warner and family.

Chautauqua Grounds Edward Feuerhorn Trazey Helen Christias Pingree FP. L. Bohnhoff Moe Port Lincoln Tere Ernest G. Warner Valley City

Valley City Hosts Chautauqua Week Events and New Overland-Doyle Deal

Local notes describe the Overland-Doyle Company opening new offices on Roberts Street behind the YMCA, plus a long roster of Valley City visits, Chautauqua performances, and encampment activities. Crowds flocked to Sunday programs, including the Rounds orchestra, Rev. James Anderson, and a bridge gathering at Mrs. Kelsey’s home. The encampment for girls continues with home economics, dairy and agriculture lessons led by Normal school staff and visiting experts, including Guernsey Club Secretary Wm. Caldwell and dairy specialist T. P. Kuhre.

Chaitadqua Clver James Anderson United States George America Frrs Miva Emma Louie Anderson Mitty McGuivan Dorothy Hirvey Department of Me Celia Ahorpen Onlwale Greenwood Hy Caldwell Guernsey Cattle Club of America Petersboro N. H Guernsey T. P. Kuhre

Chamberlain's Liniment Claims for Rheumatic Pain Relief

Edward Craft of Esha New York reports using Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic pains stiffness and knee soreness last winter and says nothing has helped him as much. It is advertised as obtainable everywhere.

Chamberlain Edward Craft Esha N.Y

Visit to Mrs Persinger by Lundgren party on Fourth Street

Fred Steffens and Milas Myrtle Lund gen of Sanborn with Mies Lundgren’s guest Miss Lottie Schafer drove Sunday afternoon to visit Miss Lundgren’s sister Mrs. R. O. Persinger on Fourth street.

Fred Steffens Milas Myrtle Lundgen Sanborn Mies Lundgren Lottie Schafer Miss Lundgren R. O. Persinger Fourth Street

Page resident among autol town visitors on Thursday

Nels Olson of Page was among the autol town visitors. Miss Elsie Britten of Cando arrived Thursday to attend the summer school session at the State Normal School.

Nels Olson Page Elsie Britten Cando State Normal School

The Times Record Phone Number Note

The Times-Record mentions its phone as No 4 in a brief garbled note. No other clear names, places, dates, or events are readable.

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