Fort Lincoln Swells With Mobilization Readiness
Fort Lincoln in Bismarck hums with activity as the North Dakota National Guard prepares for federal mobilization. Adjutant General Hebaland says loading facilities and barracks are upgraded. equipment shortages may delay the move. About 3,000 soldiers, including 2,000 in the first regiment and a 4,000-strong full war strength second regiment, await orders to move to the mobilization. Officers anticipate a stay of a month or more at Fort Lincoln once federal orders are issued.
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Bismarck
Hebaland
Central Department
North Dakota
Fort Lingula
Germany
Adjutant General
Tharaleon
Fort Lincoln
War Department
Adjutant General's Office
North Dakota National Guard
Care of Horses in Hot Weather
In hot weather horses sweat and use water quickly. Worked hard on warm days requires liberal water, carried to the field if possible, especially in the afternoon. Watering morning and afternoon keeps horses in better condition and less prone to heat. Feeding care and frequent breathing spells help resilience. overheating can injure work capacity for weeks. Agricultural Extension Department, North Dakota Agricultural College.
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Agricultural Extension Department
North Dakota Agricultural College
Real estate transfers listed in valley city records
Benj Smith to Wm T Smith ne 25-160 1. Anna Marihart to City of Valley City e 27 feet lot 4 all lot 5 and w 7% feet lot 6 block 26 original Valley City 2600. Johnston Farm Investment Co to Car Decklever w% 27-137-60 16000. Jesse Mac Sargent to C K Myhre lots 4 and 5 block 3 Furgeson's 1st ad Name 1035. Anna T H Peake to E J Pagy lot 10 block 18 original Valley City 2200. E Washburn to R B Marshke one and U1 block 4 Ohm's ad Luc a 1.
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Benj. Smith
Wm. T. Smith
Anna Marihart
Valley City
Original
Johnston Farm Investment Co
Jesse Mac Sargent
C. K. Myhre
Furgeson
Anna T. H. Peake
E. J. Pagy
Original Valley City
E. Washburn
R. B. Marshke
Ohm
Lucca
Grand Prairie News Roundup From Chautauqua To Local Dances
Grand Prairie notes July items from Detroit Minnesota to Valley City recount visits by the Noxon Ward Sunde and McKay families. Ed Ward and others attend Emery’s dance and a county show. Miss McKee travels from Fargo for a Friday night event. Northridge measles easing. Fourth celebrated in Valley City with family outings and a motor carriage addition.
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Henrietta Coates
Detroit
Minn
Malcolm Noxon
Ed Ward
Iva Sunde
Mable Coates
Jessie Noxon
Edwin Sunde
Chautauqua
Hector McKay
S. J. Noxon
Ole Sunde
Grand Prairie
Emery
Miss McKee
Fargo
Burchill
Northridge
Noxon
Valley City
Ford
Ward
Hegearty
Curtis Agroed
Minnesota
W. L Wright
Mrs H E Pickett Injured In Auto Accident
Mrs H E Pickett was badly hurt last Friday when struck by a vehicle driven by workers for James Thompson. She had stepped from a George Stearns car near Ward Pickett residence and was hit as another car approached from the west. she clung to the radiator to avoid being dragged. The driver says the speed was not high but he missed the brake in the moment of shock. Pickett is recovering, grateful the injuries were not more serious.
Wimbledon News Notes and Local Outings July
Wimbledon news recaps social visits camping trips and family updates. Mrs Aug Arvids hosts the Woman's Home Missionary Society while families from Fargo Valley City and Spiritwood Lake enjoy picnics and vacations. Rain boosts grain. Spiritwood Lake chautauqua attracts many visitors. Local residents plan harvest help and travel to Wisconsin for relatives and old settlers events.
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E. D. Knadlé
Enderlin
Wimbledon
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Aug Arvids
A. J. Nichols
Sheldon
Elizabeth Smith
Davenport
Iowa
F. P. Smith
A. J. More
Fargo
J. J. Bascom
J.C. Hamilton
Erick Lawson
Wisconsin
Gertrude Longfellow
Valley City
H. M. Stroud
E. A. Dennstedt
Albert Lea
Minn
Spiritwood Lake
Mia
F. G. Slean
Minnie Finner
Jamestown
Freda
E. R. Vaughn
Feasenden
Frank Dick Familly
J. R. Clausen
A. Fried
Crosby
W. 0. Joes
Minneapolis
Elizabeth Schoepp
J. S. Miller
Leal
Spiritwood Lake Chautauqua
For Sale New Buffalo separator and Nichols Shepard engine
For sale a Buffalo separator 38 by 62 inches and a Nichols Shepard steam engine 25 hp with mounted water tank. Call Rural 923A or write Norman Olson route 5 Valley City. 10-6d-lwp.
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Buffalo Pitts
Nicols Shepard
Rural
Norman Olson
Valley City
Clark City News Briefs and Fourth of July Events
Lily Ferguson visits Valley City relatives. McKinnon sisters visit Jones grandparents. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Hinschberger on July 3. Florence Smith returns to Valley City. Many Clark City residents attend Jamestown circus. Robi Strang family visiting. Englert of Valley City speaks on patriotism. Green team defeats Ypsilanti 18 to 4. Jamestown orchestra plays for dances as the Fourth of July closes.
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Lily
Alpha Ferguson
Valley City
Cowdrey
Dorothy
Genevieve McKinnon
Sawyer
D.at Jones
Frank Hinschberger
Florence Smith
Frank Stillings
Clark City
Jamestown
Robi. Strang
Englert
Greentown
Ypsilanti
Green
Hastings area Fourth of July calm and travels noted
Kathryn Recorder reports a quiet Fourth with residents visiting Nome for celebrations and many locals away at Valley City, Litchville, and on the Sheyenne banks. People like Sigurd Green and Helen Olsbere make travels to summer engagements.
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Recorder
G. Bryne
Hastings
Christianson
Sigurd Green
Nome
A. C. Green
Bill Goss
T. J. Sebby
Fingal
P.H. Amstud
Valley City
Sheyenne
Litchville
A. Nelson
Mankatos Minn
Helen Olsbere
C. E. Jones
N. P
Wheatland
Mr. Schmidt
G. A. Schmidt
Donald
Darey
North Branch
Minn
Brookings
Dazey notes many visits and local events
A roundup of Dazey and Carey residents traveling to Valley City Spiritwood Lake and other towns for the Fourth, Chautauqua outings, family visits, and visits to relatives. Local calls, shop changes, new car purchases, and a small fire at the Krueger home are noted along with several hospital and family bereavement mentions.
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C. B. Shearer
Flasher
Carey
J. B. Shearer
F K. Shearer
Dazey
Minneapolis
Duluth
Superior
B. N. Mosher
Roy Duff
Dazey Co-Operative
Axel Swenningeon
Valley City
Martin Hanson
R. D. Jones
John Owens
Leo Ratcliff
Rev. L. A Dodge
John Osborne
Spiritwood Lake
Tow Blewett
Sanborn
Paige
A. O. Tolstad
Sid Bergin
Fairmount
Darey
Nolte
Ashtabula
Sheyenne
Bernice
Russell Shearer
Emily Anderson
Hannaford
Frank Bell
M. E. Church
Alma Johnson
Eckman
Beaumont Stowman
Lester Larson
George B. Kelly
Fred
Lula Larson
Vailey City
Anna Peterson
Enderlin
M.H. Krantz
W. E. Osborne
Vera
Seabrook
Fargo
Ellen Steenerson
Esmond
Nels Larson
Lloyd Barstad
Cooperstown
Basil
Vivian Atchinson
PS. McCabe
Walders
Wis
Margaret Murray
Antler
C. P. Stowman
Fred. Krueger
Ning
Marsh town notes and farm news from the North Dakota farm column
July weather and local visits fill a page as Andrew Pederson returns home and Henry King with John McIntyre plan concrete additions for their farm buildings. Neighbors attend the Fourth at Reagon grove, and Green-Alta game features Alta infield work. Advice on potato bug control from North Dakota Agricultural College appears at length.
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Andrew Pederson
Andrew Benson
Henry King
John McIntyre
Ed. McKinstry
Gunnar Froyse
Mr. Wingstrand
Rhame
Fagerstrom
Little Falls
Minn
Lawrence Stenshoel
Charles
Edwin Fagerstrom
Jamestown
Parris, & Bailey
Reagon Grove
D. M. Holter
Valley City
John Benson
Ernest Benson
Devils Lake
Shorty” Stenshoel
Cecil Huntley
Marion Pederson
A. A. A. Pedersen
Marsh Town
Green
Alta
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H. E. Pickett
R. Clendening
Tracy Giesen
Mary Dick
Irene Lynch
Lidgewood
Grace Teethian
Anton Fried
E. W. Stein
Harvey
Oliviene Tedford
Weyburn
Sask
Kathryn
Dr. C
Putnam
Carl Rasmussen
Culberton
Mont
Harry Stanley
Indiana
C. S. Putnam
Sarah Warner
Milwaukee
Willard Myers
Cole Johnston
Florence Platerer
Emil Eielson
Montana
M. H. Krantz
Joe Owens
Hilman Olson
Miles City
Joe
Larson’s
Carey and
Kaynee
Florsheim
Florsheimn Oxfords
Manhattan