Prairie neighbors host 40th wedding anniversary surprise
Jane Prairie and Mr and Mrs Anderberg celebrate their 40th anniversary with ice cream and cake. Friends and family, including Mr and Mrs M M White and others, visited, camped at Chautauqua Park Hill and Spiritwood Lake, and shared travel updates and visits with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pista Prairie
Jane
Doray
Chautavoa Park
Chautauqua Ira
Harvey Harper
AauEhiary
More
Cae
Christ Taree
Litchville
M.L.’ Larnoni
Lloyd Sampson
J. P Whiteher
Nellie
Will Whiteher
Grand Forks
Goesse White
Chas. Whitcher
Ed, Harper
Fred Getchell
Levi Getchell
Ben Wilson
Spiritwood Lake
Harriet
Ednad Whitcher
Clark City Chautauqua Celebrate Fourth At Valley City
Clark City residents joined the Valley City Chautauqua festivities Sunday with many guests from nearby homes. The celebration at Marion drew a large crowd as locals and visitors, including Mr and Mrs Clarence Thompson and Mr and Mrs Jos Hinchberger, attended. Speaking of note, crops suffer grasshopper damage prompting farmers to use poison while reports suggest conditions are easing. The Miller Rasmussen families headed to Minnesota for a fishing trip, planning to visit relatives and return later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark City
Arthur Kee
Frank Stillings
Valley Ccty
Marion
Clarence ‘Thompson
Jos. Hinchberger
Fred Rohde
Shaefer
Tabbert
Mars
Miller
Rasmussen
Minnesota
Valley City Visitors Arrive Amid City Hotel Boom
Ni ssane a daily notes C E Foss and family of Sidney Mont with Mrs Foss. Wm Graff and wife of Fargo ndurs business in the city. F P Mann North Dakota Mutual Fire Insurance president arrives to meet auditors. Numerous strangers fill hotels to capacity and beyond. Local stockholders meeting for Valley City Fibre Co draws attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Graff
Fargo, N. D
F. P. Mann
North Dakota Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Methodist Center meeting and fair notes at Valley City
Reports from Valley City describe a community gathering at Chau tauqua Park with Rev HL Meyer speaking on German and English at 11 a.m. Attendees plan trips to Detroit Minn for a bankers meeting, while fair events at Barnes County Fair include auto races, Diamond Bar Outfit show, and carnival acts. Local clubs and residents discuss train and bus travel, social events, and sports results with a Congregational Brotherhood victory over the city team by 8 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Bar
Barnes County
Newlywed Swenson Guests At Anderson Home In Warren Minn
Mr and Mrs Elmer Swenson of Warren Minnesota newly married stay with Mr and Mrs Robert Anderson. They are joined by Mrs Swenson mother of the groom Mrs Grindeland wife of Judge Grindeland of the district court of Minnesota and Ingolf Grindeland sister in law to the bride. Mrs Anderson hosts a musicale for the group. Next night Mrs L Peterson hosts a dinner for seventeen with Mr Knute Froysan and Miss Florence Hedstrum among guests. Peterson serves a fine dinner then mosaic singing and social time followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Swenson
Warren, Minn
Robert Anderson
Swenson
Grindeland
Judge'Grindeland
District Court of
Minnesota
Ingolf Grindeland
Zvesta
Anderson Ome
Miss Charlotte Hallnck Visits Sister in Glendive
From Tuesday's Daily Miss Charlotte Hallnck of Glendive Mont is spending a week with her sister Mrs. Van Houten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hallnck
Glendive, Mont
van Houten
Local notes from City of City Iowa events and arrivals
City and nearby towns report arrivals and visiting relatives including Mallough Wimbledon Babe Tenzin Minneapolia and C J Croonquist Kensal. Officials and teachers pass through on No 7 and 8 trains. a fair opens with stock exhibits and horse races, while auto races at the fairgrounds promise thrills.
Local notes from Billings and area social visits
Monday's Daily records a string of visitors and departures across Billings and nearby towns. Residents include Mrs. Rasmussen, Mrs. Batcheller, Ai R. Davis, and Mr. Otto, with travels to Detroit, Fargo, and Milwaukee for events and family visits. Chaffee's new storefront advances, while local officials and educators, like Rev. W. R. Keesey and George A. McFarland, attend gatherings and depart for assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Keesey
Mount Pleas
Public Inant
Iowa
George A. McFarland
Rudolf Hotel
Milwaukee
Tauqua
McFarland
Bismarck
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Les
Nissane A
Ard Paar
C. E. ‘Foss
Sidney, Mont
Edwanee
Carl Weasel
Paul
Minn
Besety
Vallay’ City Fibre Company
Jennie McDonald
Shoreham
Mudgett
Lake
C. F. Mudgett
D. Ritchie
New York
James Grady
By-Auto
Minneallin
Detroit
T. Calhoun
Benson
Mina
J. J. Earley
Bank of Valley City
Lakes
Security National Bank
Yal Wey City
Mid | Fearn Trust
Ralmein
See Eaton
Raye
Methodist Centeri
Therins, Av
Barney Idfield
Lewis Berg
Cooperstown
Griggs County
Berg
Joseph Stengele
Jett
Hassett
Willard
Benny Carlson
901
Army of Occupation
Old Valley City
Orpen
Tracy Avenue
Hilma Larson
Congregational Brotherhood
Erdman
Wolfe
Thurston
Brotherhood
City
Mallough
Wimbledon
Frank Ployhar
Mian
Babe Tenzin
Minneapolia
Nute
The
Stern Brothers
Henry Wiere
Elbow Lake, Minn
Rudolf
C.J. Croonquist
Kensal, N. D
Soo Line
Mrs. B. L. Cheney
the Lakes
Mrs. Cheney
Michigan
A. C. Wiper
Bowbells
N. C
West
R. Purer
Bagley
Hoagland Terman
Ross L. Finney
Minnie J. Mielaen
Mayville
McClusky
Fred Wheeler
Portal
N. D
Mary Schmidt
Robert Bowenay
Casselton
Sarah Rude
J. E. N. Rude
Washington, D. C
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Washington
George H. Tout
Camp Mills
Mr. Tout
Miss.Turk
T W. Turk
Our Savior’s Lutheran
Victor F. Larson
Forest City
Sanborn
Rogers
J. H. Sampson
Bowery
Fair Grounds
Shane
Sampson
Fe A. Hoar
Fergus Falls
Mifew Ax
Chaffee
W. R. Rasmussen
Billings
Monty
L. A. Batcheller
Fingal, N. D
Ai R. Davis
Edgeley, Nx
Ry ‘Valley City
Herman Stern
C. K. Otto
Burl Cart
Fargo
C.H. Bonde
Govee
Oy City
C. H
Wales City
Will H. Wright
Times-Record Office
Woodworth
Sheldon, N. D
Ed. Thoreson
Paul Featherstone
Iakes
Mrs. Featt
D. S. Ritchie
Major D
Ritchie
C. BF. Mudgett
Frank Heimes
Mrs. Heimes
Frank Standish
Express
C. C. Chaffee
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