Beatty Family Welcomes an Eight Pound Baby Boy
From Mondays Daily Born to Mr and Mrs J H Beatty, an eight pound baby boy. Mother and babe are doing fine. Raggart of Faygo visited in the city. Lightning killed a horse on the E C Ytrebo farm near Valley City. Mrs Frank Hermes delegates to P E C convention in Mandan. N P Nielson annexed a cement contract near Cooperstown for culverts on a new road. Mrs Tom Boures visits Mandan a week. Tom keeps bachelor’s hall and attends ball games. Volney Green, formerly Somborn area, now Billings, Mont., arrives for a visit. Lippold and Paulson to Ottertail Lake, Minn. George Stearns and others attend Congregational church services. A heavy rain fell north of Sanborn. Judge M J Englert spoke at Dazey commencement. Dr C C P Smith enjoys a Paige coupe. Baines County Pioneers Club to hold annual picnic June 21 at Chautauqua Park. W H McPherson secretary. Overgaard and Conrad Larson return from Battle Lake with a good catch.
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Baines County
Nome bac calaureate address delivered by Rev Larson
Rev V P Larson traveled to Nome last evening to deliver the Nome High School bac calaureate address. He faced muddy roads but reported a very good crowd at services. George Wertin, star athlete for Valley City High, was chosen secretary of the Valley City Baseball Club and will manage gate duties and club correspondence on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Englert
Dazey
Nome
Larson
George Wertin
Valley City
George
State Teachers College Nines Fall to Jamestown Eleven 10 1
Jamestown College defeated the State Teachers College nine on their ground 10 to 1 as the locals could not hold the visitors. The recap notes Jamestown’s stronger lineup and the game’s decisive score.
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State Teachers College
Jamestown College
Jamestown
Primaries for State Senator in 38th District
Voters weigh candidates for State Senator with June primaries approaching. N P Langema of Fin gal gains backing from Kathryn Independents. praised for unblemished record as loyal citizen farmer and businessperson. His strong local reputation suggests solid primary support and loyal voters ahead of November general election.
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Friends of
N. P .Langema
Fingal
Kathryn
Nome Tribune
Traveling salesman visits Valley City and local church hearers
From Wednesday's Daily G. A. Lieber a Jamestown salesman is in Valley City for a business visit. The high school graduation sermon at Epworth M E Church was delivered by Frank Ployhar and son Earl with Rev J S Wilds. The sermon drew a large Battle Lake crowd with 57 graduates present. Louis Sandquist, piano tuner from Fargo, enjoyed a fish dinner in Valley City. George Krapi of Luverne also visited Valley City on Monday.
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Epworth M
Frank Ployhar
Earl
J. S. Wilds
Wilds
Wold and Son
Winton
Battle Lake
Minn
Louis Sandquist
Fargo
Valley City
George Krapi
Luverne
Valley City Notes Include Graduations and Visits
Valley City items report Miss Borghi Olsby attending Shattuck School commencement on June 4 and a change of Old Settlers meeting to June 22. J C Olson and Mrs Mason visit Reno and Fargo. Mrs M H Dreyer and daughter tour Detroit and Bemidji. Numerous local residents travel, visit friends, and prepare for upcoming graduations and events in Bismarck and West Point.
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M. H. Dreyer
Fargo
Detroit
Bemidji
Minnesota
City Visits by Mrs Bruce Cox and Miss Adeline Olsby
Mrs Bruce Cox is staying in the city visiting her father and plans to return to Carrington next Sunday with her daughter Anna who has been attending school here. Miss Adeline Olsby hosted twenty girl friends for her tenth birthday with games and light refreshments in the afternoon.
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Bruce Cox
Carrington
Anna
Adeline Olsby
Miss Palmer Plans Weekend Visit Then Rotary Trip
Miss Jessie Palmer left Sunday from No 2 for Minneapolis to visit her grandmother for a few days and will be joined later by her father Dr W N Palmer who will accompany him to Los Angeles as a Valley City Rotary Club delegate to the International Rotary convention Allan Bliss a longtime Valley City resident renewed old acquaintances here before heading to Sanborn then to Missoula Mont where he now resides He has many friends in Valley City who were glad to greet him again
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Jessie Palmer
Minneapolis
W. N. Palmer
Los Angeles
Valley City
Rotary Club
Allan Bliss
Barnes
Sanborn
Missoula
Mont
Omaha
Nebi
Mra
James Jenkins
Misa Gertrude McMahon
H. B. Boyd
Boyd
Patterson Circus to Exhibit 20 Cars in Valley City
J C Admire advance man for the Patterson Circus reports a twenty car show booked to appear in Valley City on June 16. He calls it a real circus, one of the largest in the region this summer, and a wild animal show.
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J.C. Admire
Patterson Circus
Valley City
Judge C A Zabel Returns After Sick List Absence
Judge C A Zabel was out on Monday after several days on the sick list. He appears well though a bit weak and says he feels good. The community smiles at his return and hopes he stays active without needing to summon them to court.
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C. A. Zabel
Robins Found on Coal Car Returned to Nest in Arkville
A reporter from Middletown, N Y notes Inspector Van Valkenburgh found two small robins nesting on a journal box of an empty coal car near Arkville. The car had been picked up at West Davenport and sent back to the origin to reunite the mother bird with her young. Local readers also learn of upcoming sports, graduation trips, and housing notices for a regional convention.
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Middletown
N.Y
van Valkenburgh
Arkville
West Davenport
Hiniles
Theft of tires halts at Darey farm burglary
A nighttime break in on Axel Sweningson's Darey farm saw tires, a radiator, and a windshield stolen from a car. Stolen tires were seen in a Rogers car. sheriff Larson traced them to the Fred Carr farm where the suspect worked. The man, William Forth, confessed and is held at Barnes county jail awaiting June term.
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Axel Sweningson
Darey
Rogers
Mr. Sweningson
Sheriff Larson
Fred Carr
William Forth
Barnes County
Revolution in Mexico alarms San Antonio readers
Reports reach border agents fearing renewed revolt in Mexico to install Diaz as president of southern Mexico and topple Obregon. Diaz reportedly advances with 15,000 troops from Guatemala within 80 days, while internal Diaz forces push toward Jalisco.
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Mexico
San Antonio
Tex
Diaz
Obergon
Guatamala
Con Huyola
Border warfare erupts on Irish border amid fires and arrests
Belfast clashes between Ulster constables and Irish Republican Army mutineers roared along a wide front as terrorism and arson swept towns. Many buildings burned while poor men were rearrested and charged with starting the blazes.
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Belfast
Ireland
Femeragth
Irish Republican Army
The Blue and the Gray Poem Reflecting War's Toll
A wartime poem contrasts the blue and the gray across rivers and fields, honoring fallen soldiers on both sides. It portrays quiet graves, equal sorrow, and a verdict of memory arriving with spring rain and laurel, urging reconciliation as the dead lie under sod and dew.
Druggist Shot by Bandit in Chicago
Druggist Felix Joseph Zitaptith was shot and killed when he resisted a lone highway bandit in Chicago on May 26. Zitaptith and companions were attacked as they were returning home. a revolver was leveled and fired, the bullet penetrating his heart.
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Chicago
Felix Joseph Zitaptith
Joseph Zitaptiph
Tankit
Senate OKs 50 Cent Hayes Centennial Coin Plan
Washington May 26 favorable reports on a bill by Senator Willis Ohio to issue 1004100 fifty cent pieces commemorating the 100th birth anniversary of President Rutherford B Hayes were ordered today by the Senate banking and currency committee.
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Washington, D. C
Willis
Ohio
Rutherford B. Hayes
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
G Company seeks six recruits for Devils Lake encampment
Capt RJ McDonald plans an encampment at Devils Lake June 10 to June 24. G Company, valued at 102 men, needs six more recruits to fill enlis tment before June 10. Valley City prides itself on the unit as one of the best in the state and invites local men to join for military training and pay. Act quickly to secure recommendation.
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RJ. McDonald
G Co
Devile Lake
G. Co
McDowall
Devils Lake
Chautauqua
Valley City
The Nursery as a Childs Education Room
The nursery should be a dedicated bright, airy space with sunlit windows and low furniture. It houses safe toys, growing plants, a sand table, and a cabinet for materials, fostering orderly play and observation to support natural mind development.
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J. H. Beatty
Babe
GFE
Raggart
Faygo
E. C. Ytrebo Farm
Valley City Sunday
Frank Hermes
Mandan
N. P. Nielson
Cooperstown
Tom Boures
Tom
Volney Green
Billings, Mont
B. V. Lippold
A. P. Paulson
Ottertail Lake
Mr Paulson
Engebret Larson
George Stearns
J. B. Geiske
C. P. Stearns
Congregational Church
Mr. Olson
Jaberg
C. C. P. Smith
S Overgaard
Conrad Larson
Funny Tribe
A. H. Axtell
Bridge
Axtell
Lee Ferguson
Legion Auxiliary
Frank Nelson
Martin Wold
Walter Barr
Sony
American Legion
Legion Nurses
Helen Stowell
Ceveces Band
Sioux Falls
Wahpeton Breckenridge
Aberdeen
Valley City Haa
Wenz
Jimkotans
Oeals
Will Appen
Wena
Tamestows
C. S. Brown
G. A. Lieber
Shattuck School
Borghi Olsby
Lee
O. Combs
Taj
Lee Combs
J.C. Olson
Oscar Mason
Wm. Olson
Reno
Nev
Walter Grantham
Washburn
Bismarck
Judge Nuessle
Amy Barry
Glenaire
Hannah Jones
M. M. Marshall
Hastings, Minn
Henry Uloth
F. Mudgett
West Point
Gilman
Col. Mudgett
Mrs. Mudgett
W. C. Boughton
Paiv Hills
Tipse
Pillsbury
E. A. Pray
North Dakota Medical Association
National Medical Association
St. Louis
Minnie J. Nielson
Svea Township Consolidated Schools
Miss Nielson
Anabel
Culver
Ind
Culver Military School
Janes Comba
Faribault
Shothick Military School
Lee, Jr
Mitchell Kernels
Dakota Leaante
Ball Park
F. G. Chambard
Supreme Court
Southern Pacific Railroad
Central
Central Pacific
Ogden
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Francis Miles Finch
G’ Company
the Nursery
Ellen Creelman
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