West Prairie notes and Chautauqua week happenings
Community brief from West Prairie July 18 highlights social visits to Spiritwood and Valley City, a charivari party at Evergreen farm, and Chautauqua attendance. Mentions many locals by name, upcoming Young People meeting, and keep to the right signs installed at main intersections. Includes job ad for cook on a cook car and multiple travel updates to Pillsbury Rogers Aberdeen Fargo and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Nordgaard
Valley City
Will Simon
Simon Young
Jose Skorpen
Barney Bakken
Ethel Brinton
Mont
Fargo
Nicholas Runk
Brinton
Grace Lannon
Twin Cities
Chautauqua and county board notes from Valley City
Long notebook-like report highlights Chautauqua gatherings with Edna Whitcher and others at Spiritwood Lake and local social visits. details on farm and town activities, precincts, and July 1916 county board actions including boundary changes, hearings set for August, and extensive county financial and hospital business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
N. D
Social News From Grand PrairieSkips and Visits Across Valley City
Grand Prairie reports a flurry of local social calls and visits. Mr Linguist owns a Ford purchased last week while Mrs Mimnaugh spent time with friends at Valley City. Several residents traveled to Valley City and Baldwin for calls and chautauqua events. Homes were visited, birthdays celebrated, and friends returned from hospital and various trips across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Olson
Fingal
B. Jordon
Wimbledon
Valley City
Henry Ruud
Nome
Chautauqua Park
L. C. Miller
Chautauqua
W. W. Smith
Harold
Pillsbury
Howard
Arthur Hill
Percy
Earl Ployhar
Stella Martin
Wm. Ronzheimer
Wm. Martin
Wm. Harper
Helen
J. H. Whitcher
Edna Whitcher
Getchell Prairie
Society
Hazel Chilberg
Gussie White
J. R. Getchell
Powers Lake
Ross R. Martin
Nellie Whitcher
Whitcher Cummings
Hollis Blackwell
Fred Getchell
Chautanaia
John Chilberg
Win Ronzhiemer
Harper
Old Setters
Hautauqua
Fay Stillings
Spiritwood Lake
Edna Kane
Mortenson
Fargo
George
Arthur Hanson
Ferne Stillings
Frank Stillings
Clark City
Linguist
Mimnaugh
Wright
Baldwin
Helen DeWitt
George Coates
Tom Carlson
Holter
Carl Carlson
Sunde Farm
Mr. Skennard
Whitfield McKay
Hector McKay
Noxon
Gertrude Grotberg
Mr. Fremberg
Grandma Hollinshead
Mable Erickson
George Larston
Litchville
Wilbur Thomas
Joe Clemens
Bismarck
C. A. Peterson
Clarence Schall
Eldridge
Jamestown
Valley City Board Proceedings July 6 1916 Election Expenses
Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners continue with election expenses itemized for Precinct No. 1.4-29.05 in Valley City North Dakota dated July 6 1916.
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Board of County Commissioners
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Castile
la Valliere
West Prairie
Willowdale
Norman Olson
Young People's Society
Vennre
Carl Johnson
Green Township
Wiese Reererece
C. W. Nelson
Barnes Vonity
N. Dak
Chas. W. Nelson
Barnes County
N.D
Cox
John Steen
Harry Hager
Globe Gazette Pte. Co
Globe Gazette Pty
Pauly Jail Bldg
Whey Agricultural Extension Department
Remington Typewriter Co
Dakota Drug Co
J. Englert
Standard Fuel Co
Court House
Northern Seed Co
Court House Yard
Meinecke & Co
Geo. Stiles
County Hospital
Stern Bros
John D. Gray Co
Farmers Elevator Co
M. A. Smith Feed Co
Peter Fenstad
F. R. Schultz
Ight and Water County
Albert Pick & Co
Vari County Hospital
Valley City Furniture Co
Fuel County Hospital
F. W. Heldel
Merchandise County Hospital
Herbert Asp
Straus Clothing Co
M. E. Canning
B.A. Pray
County Poor
Paylackey
B. C. Reidman
A. Collins
Albert Nelson
Carl Nelson
Mike Connolly
Eckelton
A. Mickelsen
Oakhill Township
Ees
Riley Sloan
North Dakota Telephone Co
Sc Insurance
North Dakota Independent Telephone Co
Steep
Wm. McKean
Minnie J. Nielson
A. Barton
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Charley Schwartz
Wolf ‘Boine
Fingal’ Herald "Coics
Id. Moe
Justice Fee
Justice Court
Peewee Ee
M. J. Endert
Edwin Mayland
T. R. Atkinson
Hecktr
Office of Register of Deeds
Superintendent County
County Door
Baumer Bridge
Sy Auditor
Grand Prairie
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