Annual High School Day Proves a Big Success
The State Normal School hosted a Friday program featuring declamatory contests for girls in the auditorium and boys in the commercial room. Winners included Octavia Blaisdell, Ruby Crothers, and Lily Johnson, with judges led by Miss Ora M. Rawlins. The track meet followed with thirty-two schools represented and multiple events led by Casselton, Normal School, and Valley City performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
Octavia Blaisdell
Jamestown
Henry van Dyke
Ruby Crothers
Fargo
Richard Harding Davis
Mariel Dewey
Lidgerwood
Norma Gooden
Carrington
Margaret Mantel
Merrill Lily Johnson
Cooperstown
Frances Larson
Marion
Willifred Simpson
Mandan
Ruby Crothes
Mary G. Deem
Floyd F. Goodier
James H. Seymour
Ora M. Rawlins
David Kopelman
Man
Eugene Field
Eli Weston
Valley City
Richard Harding Baris
Arnold Oss. Lidgerwood
W. J. Bryan
Prof
Eugene Woodhams
Martha E. Dewey
Helen M. Rand
J. W. Wynn
Normal School Athletes Click At Casselton Meet
Casselton took first with 43 points and Valley City followed at 40 in a regional meet supervised by Normal school athletic instructors. Grand Forks scored 15, Normal school 35, Jamestown 13, and Bismarck 11. Claude Sweet won the mile and half mile and was second in the 440. Clarence Carlson finished third in the 100 yard dash despite poor condition. Avery, the discus man, would have ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Taubert
Casselton
G. Lean
Drayton
A. Humphreys
Bismarck
Swett
Normal School
Ist
P. Register
D. Walter
Carrington
F. Wyttenback
E. Patton
Martin
Grand Forks
C. Carlson
H. Coop
Valley City
C. Swett
F. Schaumberg
Jamestown
L. Stenshoel
Ard
BE. Cripe
C. Sweet
E. Cripe
H. Stenshoel
Taubert
Mal Bill
Claude Sweet
Clarce Carlson
Avery
Treating Catarrh with Building-Tonic Hallmark
It states that catarrh indicates general body weakness and local snuffs or vapors offer little relief. The suggested cure is a nasal cleansing followed by Pia blood building-tonic, described as alcohol-free and free from harmful drugs. Credit to Tryst. grout Bowne of Bloomfield New Jersey.
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Tryst
Grout & Bowne
Bloomfield
Track meet results at Drayton and Casselton event
The report lists several events with winners: running dash times near 1 minute 3 seconds, running broad jump distances around 18 feet, running high jump heights to 5 feet 174 inches, and shot put distances of 34 feet 3 inches. Winners include M. McAllister, H. Buchanan, G. Lean, A. Ritter, Leal, B. Dahl, and P. Olson. Teams Casselton and Drayton were honored at Valley Hotel Cafeteria with loving cups and medals awarded by Coach L. J. Call.
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H. Buchanan
Drayton
W. Cranz
Valley City
B. Flow
Bismarck
Martin
Grand Forks
P. Friedrick
Carrington
L. Stenshoel
D. Walter
0. Somdahl
M. Grabtree
Jamestown
H. Coop
A Blumer
E. Patton
Canselton
A. Humphreys
E. Hausch
Somdahl
G. Lean
EB. Patton
Casselton
R. Brunells
H. Ritter
Leal
E. Halliday
Sanborn
A. Ritter
J. Roche
HH. Buchanan
M. Gilroy
Srd
M. McAllister
Tower City
Lean
A.ritter
B. Dahl
Fingal
M. Ramseth
A. Dozell
P. Olson
Sanborn, Ltd
Valley Hotel
L. J. Call
Casselton and
Globe-Democrat to Discontinue Whisky Advertisements
The St Louis Globe-Democrat announces it will stop whisky advertisements after June 1 1916 to satisfy subscribers and make the paper a welcome home page visitor. Newspapers nationwide are dropping liquor ads, with Hearst and others leading the shift in states with licensing.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Globe- Democrat
North Dakota
Hearst
Anheuser-Busch
Globe-Democrat
Grand Prairie Dedication of New Consolidated School
The Grand Prairie district celebrated the dedication of its new consolidated township school with about 400 attendees from 11 county townships. A noon banquet followed the day’s program, featuring speeches by key education figures, musical numbers, and a ball game between Baldwin and Grand Prairie. The modern building includes running water, an auditorium, gym, classrooms, dining room, and six acre campus.
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Grand Prairie Consolidated Township
Grand Prairie
B. F. Northridge
Vermilya
McFarland
State Normal School
W. L. Stockwell
Fargo
James
John Sweeney
Ilinois
United States
Ross Finney
Ritchie
Nielson
Valley City
Hunt
Meyer
Zimmerman
F. H. Buckwalter
Blumenshine
Craswell
New Consolidated School
School Board of
J. Noxon
James Burchill
M. T. Miller
Summons in a Barnes County ND case for Wood Brothers Thresher Co.
In district court Fifth Judicial District Wood Brothers Thresher Company files suit against Ewell M. Kennaday. Defendant must answer within thirty days after service or default judgment will be entered. Filed April 27 1916. Thorp and Chase attorneys for plaintiff Jamestown ND. Last publication June 8.
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North Dakota
Barnes
Wood Brothers Thresher Company
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of North Dakota
Valley City
Jamestown
Stutsman
Valley City Couple Wedded Thursday
A June wedding took place at high noon in Valley City as Miss Olga Aasland married Fred Faust at the home of Mr and Mrs Jacob Faust. Officiant Ernest A Martell. Theodore Faust best man. Clara Dahl maid of honor. Evelyn Faust and Ida Dahl flower girls. Out of town guest Mr and Mrs O Lundquist of New Rockford. They plan a short wedding trip and will reside on the Faust farm near Faust station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Faust
Olga Aasland
Fred Faust
Ernest A. Martell
Theodore Faust
Clara Dahl
Evelyn Faust
Ida Dahl
Faust Farm
Faust Station
Annual Meeting Notice of Barnes County Farmers Mutual
The Barnes County Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. will hold its annual meeting at its Valley City home office on Friday June 30 1916 at 2 o clock for electing four directors and other business. A. D. Poe of Tower City visited Valley City and registered as a guest at the Hotel Kindred.
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Barnes County Farmers Mutual Insurance Co
Valley City
N. D
W. W. Smith
A. D. Poe
Tower City
Hotel
Kindred
Minot Doctor First Entrant in Big Tour from Twin Cities
Dr Harris M Erenfeld of Minot secured entry No 1 in the sociability automobile tour starting July 20 from the Twin Cities toward Yellowstone park. The committee gave him precedence. 14 entries have been received. St Paul start limit set at 50 cars. Erenfeld will drive a twin Packard with seven passengers.
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Fargo
Harris M. Erenfeld
Minot
Twin Cities
Yellowstone Park
Sarles
St. Paul
J. P. Hardy
Erenfeld
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Zoological Garden
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Federal Trade Commission
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Ohio
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Continental Mortgage Company
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Chicago
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