Leal visitor notes and Fourth of July events in Valley City
McTavish of Leal and many locals are in Valley City for business and holiday plans. Murdock talks of joining Sousa's band on July 18. Attending district court are Knauf and Clauson. Various residents travel to Fargo Detroit and the Twin Cities for holidays and business. American Legion day urges poppy sale to aid hospitalized veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Knauf
Jamestown
C. J. Clauson
Wimbledon
Todlay
Heffron Vs. Murdoch
Valley City visits and 1922 chautauqua closes
Daily John P Anderson of Sanborn and N J Nelson of Dazey visit Valley City on business. A D Andrews of Fargo attends to city matters. James Grady from Fargo handles bank business at Security National Bank. Mrs N P Nelson from Seal spends the day in the city. O J deLendrecie of Fargo is a business visitor. The 1922 chautauqua session ends with a successful financial report and good crowd reception. A group of Congregational ministers have held a Fellowship Camp at the chautauqua grounds with morning conferences led by Rev A C Hacke Rev J G Dickey and Rev T E Nugent. The local managers expect annual camp use. Mrs Will Boehrig arrives from San Diego for a brief visit to her parents Mr and Mrs Chris Sollin. Harry Green travels from Leal to attend to city business before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murdock
Selma Jacobson
Fargo
Mr. Murdock
Buchman
Sousa
George Holzman
Anna Tulius
Gateway City
The
Grainmen’s Union
Valley City
Frank Lannon
Leal
Bismarck
State Banking Board
Leal Bank
Messrs
Howard Willson
Burl Carr
Frank Widdifield
Banking Board
Capital City
James Grady
Security National Bank
Chautauqua Grounds
Will Boehrig
Chautauqua
San Diego
Cal
Cnts
Chris Sollin
A. C. Hacke
Congregational Church
Primary Returns Incomplete From North Dakota
Fargo July 3 There was a rush of Republican ballots on day five after the primaries with Governor Nestos’s majority expected above ten thousand and Lynn J. Frazier around ten thousand Nonpartisans claim A Dexter won the state auditor nomination S A Olsness and others tied to rail tourism camp visits were noted as Valley City figures and road commission discussions continued
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
R. A. Nestos
Lynn J. Frazier
A. Poindexter
S. A. Olsness
Guy G. Lake
New
J. O. Jensen
Insurance
Milholland
York City
Valley City
Kathryn
Valley City Vis
Harding
Road Commission
Fellowship Camp to San Francisco and Wahpeton series
Travelers Mr and Mrs Lake hike part way across the country from the Chautauqua Park camp to San Francisco and plan to reach the West Coast in April. The Hi-Liners depart Wahpeton for a three game set against Wahpeton Breckenridge, then thirteen games plus one exhibition in South Carolina before July 20. Jamestown’s Andrew Haas toured the park, praising its tourist appeal and noting plans to copy it. Congregational ministers from multiple towns attended the Chautauqua assembly, praised by Rev. A C Hacke as a success with plans for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Park
San Francisco
Lake
New York
Mr. Lake
Wahpeton
Wahpeton-Breckenridge Twins
Huron
S. C
Valley City
Andrew Haas
Jamestown
Jamestown Chamber of Commerce
Haas
Toea
Benignus and Evans depart for visits
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Benignus leave tonight for Laverne North Dakota to spend a week visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. A B Evans left last night for Seattle Washington after spending the past months at the home of Mr. and Mrs John A Dedrick. Mrs Evans is a sister of Mrs Dedrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Benignus
Laverne, N. Dak
A. B. Evans
Seattle
Wash
John A. Dedrick
Evans
West Fargo notes and travelers head to distant places
Mrs P A Pickett and children depart for Long Beach California with Mr and Mrs Reep and Mrs Pickett's parents leaving on No 8. Brinder of Vancouver may soon pitch for the Hi Liners while Solomon is idle due to Tee injury. Rev H of New York City preaches at Epworth church tomorrow morning. Dr Dent heads to Yellowstone for vacation. Standness returns from Valley City and Olson to Medicine Hat. Dreibler family off to Minneapolis for two weeks to buy a third Oldsmobile roadwayster. Frank Cartee returns from Detroit Minn with fish tales. Gov Nestos remarks on anticipated large majority. Baxter attends Kiwanis in Toronto and New York City. Norma Township ladies aid picnic hosts Nestos. Bachant may take Hi Liners managerial post. Yeager warns against killing Lady Bugs to fight plant lice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Our City
Epworth M. BE
Dent
Yellowstone Park
A. F. Yeager
Agricultural College
Independent ticket claims control in fall blend for state offices
Independents concede possible control through amalgamation as they nominate for secretary of state and treasurer while contesting lieutenant governor and attorney general. They cite Teague headquarters tallies showing varying precinct totals for Bowman Hyland Church Kitchen Garberg Shafer McCumber Frazier Nestos Baker with large gaps in 1920 1221 2013 precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Church
A. E. Bowman
P. A. Garberg
Price
Oisness
Poindexter
Thomas Hall
John Steen
Senate
House
McCumber
Frazier
Nestos
Baker
Bachant Named Manager of Hi-Liners in Season Change
Louis Bachant, noted former Northern league receiver and ex partner of Charley Boardman, signed this morning to manage the Hi-Liners for the remainder of the season. He gains absolute control of personnel and playing while the baseball association handles finances. The club also released Schuler the center fielder as Bachant takes command. Art Finch requested voluntary suspension due to a sore arm, which was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bachant
Carrington
Cantillon
Valley City Baseball
Hi- Liners
Menne
Boardman
Charley Boardman
Bachant
Baseball Association
The
Schuler
Art Finch
Finch
Bauer to miss games as he recovers from arm strain
The team reports Bauer will be out of uniform for ten days to two weeks while recovering. Louis Bachant takes charge this afternoon and will appear in a Hi-Liner uniform for the first time. Bauer may decide his role in tomorrow's game, but he expects to catch at least one game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bachant
Week’s Classifieds: For Sale and Notices
Six room cottage with screened porch on 50 by 150 feet, modern heat, shade trees, lawn, garage, near Catholic church, bargain as owner leaves city. Ford truck also very cheap. Estray notice for red polled heifer and horned light cow with horns. Grey Goose Shark Absorbers for Ford cars on display. Notice to Creditors in Isabelle Knudson estate. executor invites claims within four months. Valley City North Dakota. First publication July 6, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismbelle Knudson
Belle Knudson
Helmer R. Humble
Isabelle Knundson
Valley City
Barnes
North Dakota
Combs& Ritchie
First National Bank
Barnes County
Elmer R. Humble
Combs & Ritchie
N. Dak
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Geo. McTavish
M. C. Brudevold
Twin Cities
Theo Ruddy
Mrs
al Rudow
9Th Avenue
J. H. Coe
New Rockford
McClusky, N. Dak
Ward
Detroit
A. F. Stephen and
Joseph A. Kitchen
Agriculture and Labor
Gene .Hinchberger
Eckelson
L. Sachs
White Bear Lake
Minn
B. L. Smith
City
Mr. Smith
Standard Oil Company
Evelyn Brudevold
Josie Hanson
Davey
Robert Kee
Sanborn
American Legion
Fair Grounds
Magnus Jacobson
Helen Gabriel
Grant- Dadey Co
Dan Dadey
J. D. Grant
G. A. Lieber
Gus
C. F. Mudgett
Shoreham
Ralph W. Keller
Man~dan
Mr. Keller
Western Newspaper Union
J. L. Torney
Chicago
Springdale Livestock Co
the Times-Record
American Legion Auxiliary
Marie Spiker
Nelle Smith
W. J. Church
Bert Baker
Register
E. A. Blazer
New Kensington
United States
Pittsburgh
Michaelson
Spiritwood
Minneapolis
John P. Anderson
N. J. Nelson
Dazey
A.D. Andrews
O. J. deLendrecie
Harry Green
Chautauqua Board
Wing
Dawson
Lucca
Shields
Matt
Williston
Drake
Bordulac
Cooperstown
Dickinson
Granville
Halliday
Wee
P. A. Pickett
California
Brinder
Vancouver
Solomon
A.T. Standness
C. A. Olson
Medicine Hat
Can
John N. Dreibler
Duluth
Frank Cartee
Kindred
Times-Record
C. W. Baxter
Baxter
Kiwanis
Toronto
Ont
Ladies Aid
Norma Township
Langema's Grove
Neil
C. FL Luessen & Son
King & Fagerstrom
Ford
Albert Kjelland
Alfalfa Hay
Northwest Nursery Co
Buick
Oldsmobile
McCormick
Valley City, N. Dak
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