Grand circuit speedfEST at valley city fair races
Friday features on the fair track give a 2:24 pace display, a 2:11 heat by Hal Bear with Don Quixote close, and a 2:14 trot amid tight finishes. The 2:09 pace leads entry with Rob Roy 2:05 record, Mischief 2:084, and Frank Lin Pierce 2:09. Auto and motorcycle events follow, while local residents and visitors attend the Barnes County fair and Chautauqua.
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Hal Bear
Don Quixote
Rob Roy
Mischief
Holly Brand
Franklin Pierce
Fernwood
Danica
Jerry H
Herb McCready
Caspar Winkler
Frank Lannon
Chas
J. Lee
Harvey Pray
Fargo
Johnny Russell
Paige
Burl Carr
Shorty
Chilberg
Oakland
Bill Davis
Carr
John Steenerson
Esmond
M. E. Mason
West Fourth Street
A. A. Brown
Bismarck
Arthur
Fort Lincoln
G Boys
J. M. Bond
L. T. Peterson and
Co. A. Croft
Litchville
Barnes County
Howard Hill
E. A. Martell
Oakes
Hans Thompson
Estond
Valley City
Darey
Nels Mason
Wimbledon
John Wegner
Oriska
Henry O'Day
N. P. Depot
Lake Park
Ellinson
Bloomberg
Beatrice Viola Tixley
Albert A. Booth
Carpio
Booth
A. A. Booth
John J. Lee
Mott
J. J. Lee
California
Lost Ear in Auto Crash Near Helmes Farm
Al Bergman lost control of his car near the Helmes farm on Wednesday evening. The vehicle rolled but suffered little damage. Bergman sustained a torn ear. Local society notes list visitors from Eckel son and Rogers, travel to Bismarck and New England, church activities, births, and community arrivals with multiple residents staying at Hotel Kindred.
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H. Olson
Darey
W. A. Siegfried
Siegfried
Sanborn
George Butler
Leal
Lloyd Hunt
Wimbledon
Valley Hotel
Sim Mason
Sheyenne
New Rockford
al Bergman
Helmes Farm
Martin
John Conlon
Eckelson
Emil Thoraldson
Rogers
A. A. Doerner
Bismarck
E. L. McGee
New England
Ladies’ Mission Circle
Scandinavian Baptist Church
C. E. Flewell
Vance
Cooperstown
Valley City
A. C. Bierman
Fargo
Land
Kindred
George Hatch
Hatch
A. McBride
G. F. Conover
Geo. W. Morrissey
Chas. Furgeson
Tenth Avenue
Carrie Dean
State Normal School
Chicago
National Educational Association
New York City
John McKay
Grand Prairie
McKay
A. A. Rounce
Fritch Jewelry
Main Street
Pickard & Moss
Jamestown
Rounce
Grace Rust
Washington
Ind
Helen Crane
Rust
California
Oregon
Canada
Miss Crane
Daygren
Mich
Schoevel
Spring Valley
Zion Church
Frank Koesling
Jay Coe
Mary
Dr. Coe
Auto
Howard Belknap
Mr. Boone
Belknap
Grafton
N. P. Travel Is Heavy No. 3 Carriage to Yellowstone
No. 3 train section carried mail and baggage with a Pullman and private car owned by W. R. Coe of Boston with five children. The steel private car included dining, sleepers, drawing room and observation space. Railroad officials report advance reservations are being made for excursions to the great park.
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W. R. Coe
Boston
Mass
Yellowstone National Park
Imazare
Great Park
Beach livery barn burned during village celebration
A livery barn in Beach owned by J. P. Powers burned to the ground on Tuesday afternoon, valued at three to four thousand dollars. Sparks from fireworks likely started the fire, with hay and straw fueling it. Firefighters saved the block, but telephone cables were destroyed, leaving Beach without normal service until repairs.
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Beach
J. P. Powers
Reeves
Police raid blues East Grand Forks marks liquor crackdown
Police raided several East Grand Forks buildings finding liquor in two sites. In the Johnson building two women and three men were arrested for disorderly conduct. others paid fines after hearings. Women were jailed briefly and ordered out of the city. Authorities vow to curb illegal liquor sales. Bond set at 200 dollars for building owners.
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St Ip
Johnson Building
A. L. Mann
Johnson Place
Robert Blair
Municipal
Bastile
Market closes and grain quotes from Minneapolis and Duluth
Wheat and grain prices traded in Minneapolis and Duluth with various contract types listed. No 1 Northern and No 2 Northern bids ranged around 1.04 to 1.10 dollars, while July and September Wheat showed around 1.09 to 1.10. Oats, Barley, Rye, Corn and Flax quotes followed, with mixed arr values and small percentage shifts across contracts.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
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A. Christopherson
Daze
Henry Sumner
Fingal
Arthur Abrahamson
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Kathryn Recorder
K. Berg
Joseph Barstad
Nome
Anton Pavlacky
Old Congregational Church
Eberly
Hildebrand
Walperton
John Heiling
Tower City
Frank Winklers
J. van Houten
W. O. Keene
Weal Fifth Street
Elmer Ferguson
Woodworth
Cedar Lake
Minn
Ferguson
H. van Bruggen
Hastings
Barnes County Fair
Chautauqua
Chas. Flewell
Henry Komrowsky
East Grand Forks
K. A. Bonhus
N. E. Remmen
East Grand Parks
Remmen
Albert Hurst
Indawy
Hugh Quigley
Gillar Nelson
Ponhit
Milion
Johnson