Valley City Chautauqua 1916 Promises Exceptional Program
Rumors of the Chautauqua's demise are denied as Valley City prepares an outstanding 1916 lineup. The committee touts strong talent, park improvements, and a 17 day event from June 30 to July 16. Local attendance, subs, and visitors are noted, with warnings against vandalism and plans for press notices next week. A broad array of names and local residents are listed in preparation for the campaign and festivities.
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Valley City Chautauqua
Valley City Chautauqua Assembly
Valley City
Chautauqua
Meyers Sentenced to Fifteen Years for Murder
George Meyers was found guilty of the murder of Edward Lundmark in Sutton North Carolina and stabbing John Sande at the same time. He will serve 15 years in the state prison. The Coopertown jury deliberated eight hours over five days before delivering the verdict. Meyers was defended by Harry Lashkowitz after previously worrying about Fargo hotels.
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H. M. Strood
Wimbledon
M. M. White
Getchell Prairie
Frances Satler
Oakes
Phillip Vogel
Elmwood Avenue
Hsther Schroeder
Hermione Winterer
B. Pfusch
John Russell
Fargo
Tom Bonhus
Fargo D. B. C
Mrs. Strong
Dr. Strong
Enderlin
Valley City
A. W. Macdonald
North Fifth Avenue
H. M. Welzy
Pingree-Wilton
North Dakota Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Paul Featherstone
Paul Featherstone, Jr
Fergus Falls
Minn
Featherstone
J. F. Jaberg
Rollin
Sanborn
J. J. Moe
Ninth Avenue
Martin Anderson
Eastedge
E. W. Cowdrey
Central Life Assurance Co
Twin Cities
Northwestern Insurance Congress of Life Underwriters
Minneapolis
Floyd Runyon
Baby
Pomona
Cal
Mary Hudson
Lisbon
Bishop Tyler
George Meyers
Edward Lundmark
Sutton
N. C
John Sande
Meyers
Cooperstown
Harry Lashkowitz
Market Report May 30 Summary for Minneapolis grain futures
Market report notes May 30 closing values for Minneapolis No 1 Northern wheat No 2 Northern and No 3 Northern fractions plus July and Sept Wheat Durum and White Oats Barley Rye and Flax with prices and adjustments. Details include arr values and percentage changes across multiple contracts.
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Minneapolis
Decoration Day Services Draw Largest Crowd of Many Years
Decoration Day exercises were held at the Armory at 2 pm with crowd from surrounding towns. The program included the Municipal band, Rev. Lyon, a reading of the Gettysburg Address, a patriotic quartet, and Orations by Attorney A. P. Paulson. Afterward a parade to Woodbine cemetery and the bridge memorial service honored those at sea. Heavy turnout due to good weather marked Memorial Day. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. P. Smith plan to move to South Fifth avenue.
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Lyon
Men’s Glee Club
D. W. Clark
Buckwalter
Meyer
Zimmerman
Hunt
Green Club
Henry Beal
A. P. Paulson
America
Boknhoff
Armory
Company G
Uniform Bank of the
K.P
Woodbine Cemetery
Foak Bridge
Vity
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Ed. Lawry
Sanborn Country
Frank Kramer
Marion
Kramer
Marion Kramer
Helena Avenue
Nels Larson
Darey
M. E. Mason
West Fourth Street
E. H. Kopp
Minnesota
J. H. Whitcher
Ed. Haering
Rochester
Mayo Brothers
Hubert Bowen
Litchville
Clara Swanson
Chaffee
A. A
Minot
Williston
Grand Forks
William Schnur
Fingal
Wos
Frank 3. Henry
Bismarck
C.H. McGee
Oriska
E. L. McGee
North Ninth Avenue
Chas. W. Pollock
Effie Walker
Eva Anfinson
R. B. Cox
Harry Green
Leal
Mapleton
Hanon
Battle Lake
Casper Winkler
Minnesota Lake
First Congregational Church
Wylie Nielsen
Hazel Nielson
M. N. Nelson
Tommy Nearhaugen
Ollie, Mont
Duluth
K. A. Bonhus
John Rude
F. W. Kulewatz
Jamestown
E. M. Lavery
Lola Lavery
Kulewatz
Lavery
Ladies
Ellen Louise
Dean
Fargo College
Christian College
Joseph Sucher
Frank Flora
Fred Reidman
Full Line Farm Machinery Agency
Oakland Cars
Chaffer
Wilp