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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

7

Valley City visitors noted by Remington and grain man

Thursday’s Daily A. J. Hamm reports Remington salesman from Valley City visited yesterday. Minneapolis grain man M R Nelson also visited. Atty A F Greffenius rode to Fargo for regal matters and returned last night. J D Healy of Fargo and Barnes County Imp Co investor came up for business. W V Watson of International Harvester called on agents. Valley City Park Board voted $1000 to build a grand slam at the baseball grounds. Card Club hosted by Mrs B V Lippell with high score to Mrs Ronald McDonald and consolation to Mrs Al Hammes. twelve attended. Dr Mable Holland of Valley City spent Tuesday in Fargo visiting Dr L S Platou after attending initiation at Phi Beta County in Grand Forks.

J.D. Healy Deere and Webber Co Fargo Barnes County Imp. Co Valley City Valley City Park Board Valley City Baseball Association Clark Gray Heidel McDonald Blix B. V. Lippell Ronald McDonald al. Hammes Mable Holland L. S. Platou Grend Forks Phi Beta County C. M. Couley Forum

Minneapolis News Host El Bunch Visit Recalled

Tom Moodie of the Minneapolis News visited the city with a host contingent from Minneapolis last night. Moodie, formerly a Times-Record linotype operator, was remembered by many old timers who chatted with him during the gathering with Frank Ployhar.

Tom Moodie Minneapolis News Minneapolis Mr. Moodie Times-Record Frank Ployhar

Porch Dance Highlights Heimes Home Festivities

A large gathering of twelve couples enjoyed dancing on the Heimes porch last evening. Hosts served a midnight lunch as guests departed around 1 am. Lilac decor brightened the scene at the Heimes residence.

Mia Frank Heimes Mrs. Hurley Codding Heimes Lome

Students parade home from college picnic in town

After a large gathering, students dispersed in the afternoon, with many lingering until early evening. The mass of marchers through the city impressed local merchants, who concluded that the State Teachers College is a great asset to the town.

State Teachers College

Candidates Filed for Primary Office Selections This Month

County Auditor C W Nelson lists candidates who have filed for the upcoming primary. Potential filers must complete submissions by 4 00 PM Monday May 29. Names include Sheriff James Kelly B Bjornson N J Nelson Register O M Roe Treasurer C A Fisher States Attorney L B Ritchie A F Gueffeniua Clerk Warren H Towne Supt W A Watson and district nominees P R Trubshaw Ben P Northridge C J Olson N P Langemo Wm R Jones V K Grant Martin A Anderson P M Andseth P M Barnes.

C. W. Nelson James Kelly B. Bjornson N. J. Nelson O. M. Roe C. A. Fisher B. Ritchie A. F. Gueffeniua Warren H. Towne W. A. Watson P. R. Trubshaw Ben P. Northridge C. J. Olson N. P. Langemo Wm.r. Jones V. 1K. Grant Martin A. Anderson P. M. Andseth P. M. Barnes

Local baseball tilt preview features Drost and Hi-Liners staff

Drost, the pitcher who started for the Hi-Liners yesterday, is remembered by locals as the man who beat St Paul NP last summer. Hayes from Iron Line takes the mound today, with Charley Boardman set for tomorrow.

Drost St. Paul N. P Hayes Iron Line Charley Boardman Charley Athletics Furze Fargo Valley City Chas. Bitzel Wis Jamestown Charley Boatman Willa Sampson

Local visitors and events fill Friday agenda in city

Friday brings business visitors from Bismarck to the city including E A Hughes and W T Kraft while Chas Flynn from Valley City travels from Eckelson area. Jamestown trader G R Weber calls on customers. Emma Anderson sails to Fargo for Baptist meetings. Dr and Mrs P M Kellogg move in from Rogers. O M Hanson from Fekelson District visits Valley City. Oliver reports a strong crop start. J H Myhre of Wahpeton surveys McCumber prospects. Y M C A mothers host annual banquet at Methodist Church with 94 boys attending. banquet followed by games.

O. M. Hanson Fekelson Valley City Oliver Methodist Church

Evening entertainment ends without speeches at Alwy's stand

The event featured games and stunts with no speeches, praised by all. Earlier, the fire department was summoned from the M. H. Dreyer home on North Fifth Avenue at 10 30 this morning for a small blaze, which was quickly extinguished with no damage and no department assistance needed.

Alwy M. H. Dreyer North Fifth Avenue

Busy schedule for Rev J F L Bonhoff with multiple services

Rev J F L Bonhoff heads to Fessenden tomorrow to conduct a funeral. He then travels by Great Northern to Hannaford and Cooperstown for Sunday morning services. An evening service is set in Orixka and a return drive to Ovieska Sunday afternoon. He notes his profession is becoming attenu ous.

J. F. L. Bonhoff Fessenden New Rockford Great Northern Hannaford Cooperstown Orixka Ovieska

Valley City Clinic Nurses Hold Picnic Near Faust Grove

A party of Valley City Clinic nurses and others not connected with the institution picniced at Faust grove northwest of the city last evening. Dre Zimmerman acted as challeur and took care to clear rocks from the road so the ride home would be smooth. After supper the group enjoyed athletic contests, running, jumping and climbing trees. The girls say the event was a success in every way and the outing ended late with remarks that the night was a good one.

Valley City Clinic Autocxst Faust Grove Dre Zimmerman Thovel Rei

Mr and Mrs Wilson and Mrs Bordwell Fly to Parga

Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson and Mrs L C Bordwell went to Parga this morning for business and shopping. They plan to return this evening.

Frank Wilson L. C. Bordwell Parga

Delta Zeta member visits city from Love Jail Ohio

Mrs Julia Bishop Coleman of Love Jail Ohio and Miss Mary Deem of the State Teachers College tour college fraternities, with Coleman inspecting Grand Forks university chapter. She attends No 2 train later. Baptist Brotherhood hosts church social with scripture, prayer, a German lullaby, and a firm talk on church political involvement followed by lunch.

Julia Bishop Coleman Love Jail Ohio Mary Deem State Teachers College Mya Coleman National Council of the Delta Zeta Fraternity Grand Forks The Baptist Brotherhood Eva Anderson Baarstail A. Baarstacl Richard Benigns Wr. P. Getehell Churel

Domestic Science class hosts board and guests at dinner

The Domestic Science class of the High School entertained the school board and spouses at a 6 80 dinner in the domestic science dining hall, with pretty yellow decorations and a well served meal. St Catherine's school plans close of term with 7 20 commencement and public exhibits open through Sunday, followed by First and Solemn Communion next Sunday with masses at 7:00 and 9:00. John Baker rector invites attendance.

G. W. Hanna St. Catherine’s School John Baker

Imposing bronze memorial for railway soldier heroes

The article describes unveiling a bronze memorial for Canadian Pacific Railway soldiers with Lord Byng and President Beatty present. It notes 11,340 enlistees, 1,115 killed, 2,105 wounded, 7,473 re-employed, and 20,685 veterans on payroll. It lists 270 decorations including two Victoria Crosses.

Canadian Pacific Railway Windsor Montreal Lord Byng Canada Winnipeg Vancouver Coeur de Lion MacCarthy E. W. Beatty United States Liverpool The Orient Canadian Pacific Victoria Cross Order of the British Empire D.S. C D.C. M M. M

Valley City and Fargo Visitors Travel in North Dakota

Local business visitors from Valley City include Abe Stern Ike Chapman and C M McDonnell with Frank Milholtan. W H Stutsman Mandan, a supreme court candidate, attends to affairs in the city. At the North Dakota Enforcement League convention in Fargo Fred Heidel is elected vice president. Golfers head to Detroit for a Valley City Tammetown tournament while Combs compete in Chicago. Ploybar family plans a fishing trip to Turtle Lake Minnesota.

W. H. Stutsman Mandan Supreme Court Railroad and Warehouse Commission North Dakota Enforcement League Rt Fargo Fred W. Heidel

Local Property Improvements and Clerk of Court Race

Robt C McGee filed for the clerk of court position joining Warren H Towne as candidates. incumbent Harry Olsby not yet filed but expected to seek reelection. George Randolph Chester’s Son of Wallingford tale is discussed as his landmark work and Grand theatre screens Chester’s adaptation tonight with a carefully chosen cast after extensive auditions.

Robt. C. McGee Mr. McGee Warren H. Towne Harry Olsby George Randolph Chester Son of Wallingford Grand Theatre Wallingford Mr. Chester Regis

Daisy Drive raises funds for Legion service work statewide

More than a hundred thousand daisies have been distributed across the state as part of the Legion Daisy Drive opening May 27. Adopted as the official flower at the national convention in Kansas City, the drive aims to finance ongoing Legion service work at State Headquarters. Department Adjutant Williams reports sales exceed expectations and anticipates broad public support. Also noted is a Valley City visit by Knudson of Kekelwon Elevator Co, who completed the purchase of Oreka Perm ers Elevator and will take possession in about a month.

Legion Kansas City Ilaisiew Williams Knudson Valley Kekelwon Partner Elevator Co Ure Oviske Oreka Une My. Kivdean Mr. Radean M. Hanson

Country Club House Opening Party Draws 125 Guests

The Country Club opened its new house with a dancing party for members and guests last evening. Wives of the house committee decorated the hall with flowers and Japanese lanterns, McFarland's orchestra provided music, and light refreshments were served by the committee. Over 125 people attended and reported a highly enjoyable event, signaling growing popularity and future socials at the club.

Country Club McFarland

Strong Speakers for Graduation Week at University

President C E Allen has secured two speakers for Commencement Week. Reverend George A Henry D D of Grand Forks will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the Senior exercises. John J Pettijohn assistant to President Lotus D Coffman of the University of Minnesota will address Commencement Day on the topic New Ideals In American Education.

C. E. Allen George A. Henry D. D Grand Forks Methodist Episcopal Church Lotus D. Coffman University of Minnesota John J. Pettijohn Tis Pettijohn

Dope Feddler Bill Signed by President Harting

Washington May 26 President Harting signed the Moris Jones narcotic bill. The act provides for the deportation of aliens found guilty of violations of narcotic law.

Dope Feddler Washington, D. C Harting

Ten Miners Killed In Alabama Mine Disaster

Twenty miners died in an explosion at the Margaret Mine of the Alabama Fuel and Iron Company, twenty miles east of Birmingham. The bodies have not yet been recovered, according to reports.

Birmingham Alabama Margaret Alabama Fuel and Typn Company Here

Movie Star Priscila Dean Sustains Severe Burns

Miss Priscila Dean, a motion picture star, sustained severe burns to her hands and face today in Universal City California. An accident occurred while she was driving away a burning tin from the cutting room, according to information received.

Priscila Dean Universal City

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. J. Hamm Remington M. R. Nelson Atty A. F. Greffenius W. V. Watson International Harvester Co R. G. Hammerud Northwest Aunt Co Parwo Brantford N. C Hammerud Lisbon Rudy E. H .Swanson Drake N. D Oscar Kulseth Wilfved Elstrom S. Overgaard Mrs. Bergan Astoria Wash Chautauqua Park Julius Meyer E. A. Hughes W. T. Kraft Bismarck Chas. Flynn Eckelson G. R. Weber Emma Anderson Baptist State Convention J. H. Myhre Wahpeton Myhre Republican County Committee Richland County McCumber Frazier Senate Canadian Pacific Railway Company Abe Stern Omg No. 2 Ike Chapman Powers Elevator Co C.M. McDonnell Frank Milholtan State Railroad and Warehouse Commission Detroit City-Tammestown James Lee Combs Chicago Frank Ploybar Earl Ts Woh Winton Cleve McCluskey M. Dy Byo W. Baxter All Saints Episcopal Church Spleeopalians North Dako Italy Jehuren Tom Bonhis Cent Able Tom Mrs. Bonhus Fifth ‘Avenue C.D Crossie
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