Local visitors and events noted in Daily E column
Amundson of Sanborn and Ham of Remington call on Valley City customers. Ployhar to Bismarck for gas plant business. Flatt of Fargo promotes autos. Grady and wife visit Minneapolis. Mrs Knute Froysan hosts Jean McLachlin of Hunter. Old Settlers reunion invited for July 19 at State Fair grounds with free admission for pre statehood visitors. O. G. Society girls head to Shoreham for rest and chaperoned week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knute Froysan
Jean McLachlin
Hunter, N. Dak
Froysan
Barnes
Counties
State Fair
Dakota
Local Officials and Visitors Join Summer Movements
A. B. Ferguson, county commissioner from the west end, arrived in the city from Eckelson to attend to business. Miss Margaret Mudgett, recently teaching in Ogdensburg, N Y, joined the family at Minnesota lakes for the summer vacation. Mr and Mrs Alfred Cooper drove from Lieben to visit Miss Neil Cooper in the city, returning to the neighboring town last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Ferguson
St Eckelson
Margaret Mudgett
Ogdenburg
N. Y
Minnesota Lakes
Mrs
Alfred Cooper
Lieben
Mr. Cooper
Miss Neil Cooper
North Dakota crops praised as travelers report good progress
E C Hilborn returned from a northern auto trip noting wonderful crops around Bottineau Bisbee and Dunseith with statewide good conditions. The Federated Flyers prepared a Wahpeton flying circus while Rex Theatre owner Jno Piller redecorated the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Hilborn
Bottineau
Dunseith
Bisbee
Woolworth Store to Open This Weekend in City
Woolworth Company prepares for Saturday opening with a large clerical staff stocking shelves and decorating windows. Locals anticipate good bargains from the nationwide chain and expect strong early business. Buyers Doty and Stern depart for a buying trip to Chicago and other eastern markets to secure a large stock of women’s apparel and latest fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth Cp
Woolworth Company
R. G. Doty
Marblestone Company
Herman Stern
Fiony
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Two Women Escaped Injury In Hermes Road Crash
A car driven by one of two women left the grade and plunged into a deep roadside ditch about three miles west of town after being forced off by a speeding man. The occupants told a Times-Record reporter that the driver swerved to avoid a collision, and the man fled without stopping. The incident drew sharp condemnation of reckless speeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermes
Death of George DuVall at eighteen in Mandan
W F DuVall received a telegram from Mandan announcing the death of his son George aged eighteen due to epileptic attacks. The family has the sympathy of many friends. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 PM at the Methodist church with Rev C B Nugent officiating, interment in Woodbine cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. DuVall
Mandan
George
DuValll
Mandanee
Methedist Church
C. BE. Nugent
Woodbine Cemetery
Local visitors and business matters noted in city
Tuesday visitors include Ralph Young and Mrs Lundy of Leal. Mrs H C Upton sails for Chicago for summer visit. H R Topping of the state highway commission checks county highway matters. M F McNulty of Lindsay Bros Fargo calls on customers. C C O'Brien of Modern Woodmen handles district business. C W Julian of U S Tire Fargo renews acquaintances. C O Stee operated for appendicitis at Valley City Clinic and is recovering. Edith Carey and Mrs C F Buerge return to Fessenden after visiting Lynn Cowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lundy
Leal
H. R. Topping
State Highway Commission of
Bismarck
M. F. McNulty
Lindsay Bros
Fargo
C. C. O'Brien
Woodmen of America
C. W. Julian
United States Tire Co
Comppany
C. O. Stee
Valley City Clinic
Edith Carey
C. F. Buerge
Fessenden
Lynn Cowell
Benignus Return From North Dakota Vacation
Mr and Mrs Richard Benignus returned to the city last evening after a week at the home of Mr and Mrs George Kraft of Suverne North Dakota They enjoyed the time but are glad to be back among friends Monday afternoon a group of Mrs Willis Wylies friends and neighbors hosted a pleasant surprise for her birthday The afternoon included visiting music a nice gift and a dainty lunch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Trabshaw
Devils Lake
Richard Benignus
George Kraft
Suuverne
N. D
Willis Wylie
Death of Alfred Anderson after stroke at Fort Ransom
Alfred Anderson of Fort Ransom died early this morning in the city after a paralysis stroke at his home on July 4. He was 23 years old. His remains will be returned to Fort Ransom for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Anderson
Fort Ransom
Mr. Anderson
Valley City Country Club hosts partial President's Cup round
Only five twosomes played in the first round Sunday at the Valley City Country Club. Three more twosomes remain and are expected to finish this afternoon or evening. The tournament draws strong interest and lively competition among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Local visitors report good crops during Medina trip
Mr and Mrs Heimes and family returned from Medina where they visited their daughter Mrs Henry Schwab. Mrs Kathrine Heimes remains in Melina for a week. Judge Cole of Fargo arrived to preside in Barnes county court replacing Judge Englert who goes to Cass county. Leal bank re organization may reopen soon as Frank Lannon and wife stayed in the city while he aids the effort. Hi Liner catcher Eddie Carlson visited Valley City before returning to Carrington to resume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Heimes
Donald
Kathrine Heimes
Medina
Henry Schwab
Melina
Cole
Fargo
City
Barnes County District Court
M. J. Englert
Englert
Judge Cole
Cass County
Frank Lannon
Leal
Frank
Leal Bank
Eddie Carlson
Hi- Liners
Carrington
Badiant
Valley City
Hi-Liners
North Dakota highway division names new committees at Fargo meeting
I J Moe named to finance committee and E J Pegg to resolutions committee and advisory duties as Valley City representative. P J Berringer re elected president from Dickinson. Business and Professional Women's Club held regular meeting with tea room reports and planned a July 24 picnic at Chautauqua Park. Constitution and by laws adopted, men’s club incorporated. Dr L B Platou of Fargo visiting for business and to seek governor nomination. C R Robertson to leave for a month East buying trip tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
National Parks Highway
Fargo
I. Jmoe
E. J. Pegg
Pegg
Valley City
P. J. Berringer
Mr. Berringer
Dickinson
Business and Professional Women's Club
Chautauqua Park
Jamestown Golfers Scalp Local Players in Nassau Point Match
Jamestown golfers invaded the city and defeated locals 10 to 8 after 18 holes under the Nassau Point system. Nineteen Jamestown players, nine foursomes and one twosome, competed as locals relaxed due to the visitors’ surprise arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Nassau
Grand Show Delights Fans With Norma Talmadge Feature
The Grand drew crowds as last night’s premier film Love's Redemption with Norma Talmadge drew strong praise. Call the iWitness, a Snub Pollard comedy, pleased the audience. New York’s Rothschild and Kohn families visited Valley City en route to New York. Louis Kreidler of the Chitazo Opera Co closed the Artist Course with double encores, backed by pianist Katherine Foster from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Norma Talmadge
Pollard
Louis Kreidler
Chitazo Opera Co
Katherine Foster
Chicago
Community Social At Bond Farm Ends With Hostly Praise
About twenty five workers from Peoples Store Valley Implement Co and First National Bank visited northeast of the city to bond with Mr and Mrs Louis J Bond. The social included music by Neal Tracey and Mrs Bond and a Bones demonstration. Midnight luncheon featured, guests praised the Bonds as hosts. In city news George Du Vall son of Mr and Mrs Wm Du Vall died in Mandan after a year away at school. He had fallen ill yesterday. doctors saw no serious issue, but he worsened early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Store
The
Valley Implement Co
First National Bank
Louis J. Bond
Bond
Neal Tra~ey
George du- Vall
Wm. du- Vall
Mandan
N. D
George
Mandan trip for son’s body in interment plan
Mr Du Vall departed on No 7 to recover his 19 year old son’s remains for interment in the city and is expected to return on No 4 this evening. The Times-Record joins many friends in expressing sympathy for the bereaved family and noting the untimely death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. DuVall
Mandan
DuVall
Times-Record
George
Lee returns after east trip to attend Kiwanis convention
Melvin Lee president of the Midwest Trust Co returned this morning on No 1 after a month visiting the east. He attended the Kiwanis International convention in Toronto as a Valley City delegate, visited 24 cities and gained insights into eastern views on North Dakota politics. He noted needed rain in the corn belt and commented on crops as fair to mighty. The American Legion Auxiliary met and began planning for its September 13 14 convention at the Masonic Temple with Hotel Rudolf as headquarters. Committees were named for reception registration entertainment banquet decorations ushers and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Melvin Lee
Middlewest Trust Co
Lee
Kiwanis International
Toronto
Valley City Club
North Dakota
Washington
Senate
Dr. Ladd
Coolidge
Corn
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Masonic Temple
Rudolf
Pred Spiker
J. J. Lee
B. V. Lippold
Lee Ferguson
Gee, Bowen
Nelle Smith
Mae Beal
James Kelly
J. W. Fitzgerald
If. C. Upton
W. Cowdrey
Mise Mae Bigot
Verna Bergun
Mable Baarstail
Florence Bowen
Musse
Alex
Aniler Amundson
Body of William Hathenbrack Found on Missouri River
Williston North Dakota July 11 The body of William Hathenbrack missing since January 29 was found on Sandy Bar along the Missouri River four miles below the air hole where his cap and mittens were located. Identified by two brothers and neighbors. No inquest. Death said to be accidental. Hathenbrack a 24 year old bachelor lived alone on a river homestead four miles from Carlson. He was last seen January 29 by neighbors and horses were later found hitched to a stone boat used for carrying water. Body badly decomposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
N. D
William Hathenbrack
Sandy Bar
Missouri River
Hathenbrack
McKenzie County
Carlson
Heavy Rain Causes Damage Across Several States
A July storm brought heavy rain and high winds crippling telegraph lines and damaging crops. In Andes Lake South Dakota one death and 30 injuries were reported along with dam broke rivers and streams. Wisconsin also reported a fatality. Other states including Minnesota Illinois Michigan Nebraska Kansas Missouri and South Dakota experienced general rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Andes Lake
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Minois
Triliana
Michigan
Nebrask
Kansas
Missouri
Signal men refuse to join shop men strike in Chicago
Signal men announced they would not participate in the shop workers strike. Daniel W. Molt, head of the union, said he accepted a compromise proposal similar to the maintenance of any union called off their threatened strike. In Porter Indiana a collision near Pierre Marquette No. 6 left one dead or fatally injured and 76 others slightly hurt as a No. 6 train hit a New York Central locomotive four miles west of here. Most injured were from Chicago. A negro chef was scalded and may die. The train was traveling 60 miles an hour when it took the siding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal Men
Chicago
Daniel W. Molt
Porter
Indiana
New York Central
Here
A. G. Adams
Arbitration prospect amid nationwide coal strike talks
Washington reports indicate operators and miners may accept President Harding's arbitration plan within a week. Key provisions include a national wage scale and a federal commission to study coal costs while delays prompt rail and industrial disruptions. An anthracite accord could surface by Wednesday as government urges speedy consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Harding
Informa ‘Tion
Oll
Middlewestern
Harding proposes federal arbitration to end coal strike
President Harding outlined a plan for a federal arbitration commission to settle the coal strike. The panel would include three miners, three operators, and five public representatives with Harding appointing the public members. Operations would continue pending findings due by August 10 and a wage scale would be set by March 1, 1923 after an in depth industry inquiry. Estray heifer calf notice included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Harding
White House
Congress
Arbitration Commission
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E . Amundson
Sanborn
A.J. Ham
Remington
Frank E. Ployhar
That
Plate
W. G. Flatt
James Grady
Security National Bank
Mra. Grady
O. G. Society
Shoreham
Minn
J. E. Featherstone
A. J. Linn
Federal Court
Tony
Mr. Linn
Minnie J. Nielson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Martha Fulton
Wahpeton
Bowman
Golden Valley
Miss Nielson
Miss Fulton
Federated Flyers, Inc
Federated Flyers
Jno, Piller
Rex
Heatre
Piller
Ralph Young
Hunter, North Dakota
Dr. L
Platou
Dr. Platou
Doc
C. R. Robertson
Robertson
Lodi
Wis
Harris
Cleveland
Ohio
New York City
London
England
Germany
Lloyd George
Great Britain
France
Allied Commission
Paris
Berlin
Poincare
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