HiLiners Edge Fargo In Eleven Innings For Athletics Defeat
Fargo opened the Dakota league season with five straight wins but fell to Valley City in Fargo after eleven innings. Valley City led early, Fargo tied it, and the Hi-Liners clinched the win with an error and two hits in the final frame. Box score and summary follow.
Booster Crowd Visits City Sparks Mutual Ties
A 14 coach Soo Line booster train carrying 120 Minneapolis business leaders and the 151st Minnesota Regiment Band arrived at 7 10 PM, with speeches in the city park and a reception at the Elks Home. Mayor Bonhus and H O Cooley spoke on intercity prosperity and goodwill between Minneapolis and Valley City, followed by community singing and a talk by Rev. Rey Smith and local leaders. The event fostered business ties and social exchange, ending with plans for future booster tours.
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Soo Line
Minneapolis
151St Minnesota Regiment
Geo. C. Jones
Anirew G. Bonhus
Valley City
H. O. Cooley
Northwest
North Dakota
Elks
Abrhpoae Klein
Belloo Lane
Gilbert
Hart
Menne
Anu
Tuna Hilden
Gerner
Boosters Drost
Smith
Lee Combs
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Pigs and Pastures Guide from North Dakota Livestock Expert
North Dakota Extension Livestock Specialist Geo. J. Baker outlines pig care ages two to six weeks with grain and milk feeding, separate creep for sows, and early pasture for sow and litter. A stock judging school is set for May 27 in Barnes county with Aberdeen Angus and Guernsey work led by H. E. Rilling. Miss Clara Larson coordinates arrangements for participants.
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Geo. J. Baker
North Dakota Extension Division
Pig Club
Barnes County
Hartley
Page
H. E. Rilling
Clara Larson
Kiwanis Dinner Highlights Patriotism and Service
The Kiwanis weekly dinner at Rudolf Hotel drew many guests including Mr. Lewis Healy as chair. Attendees featured veterans and notable members such as Mr. Henry Beal and Captain T. S. Henry. Attorney John O. Hanchett accepted a charter. speeches honored Civil War, Mexican, Spanish, and World War efforts, ending with The Star Spangled Banner.
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Rudolf Hotel
Lewis Healy
Williams
Ernest Stee
Reuben Stee
Clarence O. Stee
Kiwanis Club
Henry Beal
8. D. Nash
T. S. Henry
John 0
Mexico
Outing Around the Country Draws Few Participants
A crowded evening limited trips around the country to a small number, yet those who joined the outing enjoyed the experience.
Barnes County Pioneer Dies In Oriska Home
The Times Record reports the death of Engelhart Marshall at his Oriska home on May 24. A pioneer farmer seven miles northeast of Valley City he was born August 21, 1834 in Baumbach Germany and lived in North Dakota since 1880. He leaves three sisters three sons and two daughters. Interment was at Hillside cemetery May 29.
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Times
Engelhart Marshall
Orisha
Gelasia Riemensehneiter
Marshall
America
Whorlbury
St. Paul
Minn
Woodbury
North Dakota
Valley City
Emalla Ewald
Oriska
N. D
M. E. Church
Is Slaugner
T. Hy Bauns
Salem M. E. Church
Hillside Cemetery
Spendthrift Hoarder or Investor in Money Habits
A dated editorial urges readers to join the Savings Department or invest in Certificates of Deposit. It contrasts spendthrifts who waste money on pleasures with hoarders who keep cash and risk loss, and advocates disciplined saving to fund homes, farms, or solid opportunities with 5 percent compound interest. It ends with a call to start an account now.
Athletics Take Deciding Game Hi-Liners win final game at Fargo
The Hi-Liners split a three game series at Fargo, defeating the Athletic tackle with a 4 to 3 score in the deciding game while Valley City handed Fargo a 7 to 2 loss in a later clash. Enger took the mound for Valley City against Fargo’s Katting, Boardman in relief. Scott Wingfield, Lenahan, and Meier delivered key hits as Valley City earned two runs early and held on.
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Lane
Gilbert
Aaron
E. Klein
Gerner
Weidell
Lee
Whiting
Wills
Meine
Shaffer
Wingfield
Meier
Drost
Finch
Enger
Gilhaye
Upire
Magoon
Fargos
Tiree
Katting
Boardman
Buck
Lenihan
Johnson
Menne
Hayes
Lewis
Barneit
Kutina
Lenahan
Klein
Hart
Aarons
Rh.e
Jamestown
Betzell
Boarman
Gerner Gresner
Reevv
Jasiestown
Jimkotans
Hi ‘Ners
Fargo Athletics
Athletics
Hi-Lil
Buck Enger
Abrhpoa
Ef Lane
Fargo Gilbert
Rilden
Weitell
xFinch
Chervinko
Thompson Kutina
Boardman xCarr
Harvey xxShanks
No. 4 Hits Ford Coupe Last Eve
W S Hardie of Fargo driving a Ford Coupe was struck by No 4 at the fifth avenue crossing at 11 25 last night. The Barnes County Imp Co building obstructed view of the track and the car was struck on the right side center. The car was carried to the depot end on the engine front and remained upright. Hardie, a traveling salesman for Willard Storage Battery Co of Fargo, escaped unharmed aside from a shake and bruises.
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Fargo
Fifth Avenue
Hardie
Barnes County Imp. Co
Willard Storage Battery Co
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