Senator Ployhar Fishing Trip Ends With Fine
Senator Frankloybar and companions on a Minnesota fishing trip were stopped by a game warden who cited missing license details including a coupon and tag. The justice of the peace imposed ten dollars per person plus costs, prompting the senator to pledge to avoid political declarations away from home.
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Frankloybar
A. S. Sigdson
Earl Ploybar
Ploy
Sigerson
Minne
Harst
Frank
Minnesota
Fifteenth
Valley City
Bismarck
House
Senate
Lisbon and Valley City Clash Tonight in Baseball Showdown
Lisbon meets Valley City at 6 15.p m. tonight on the local diamond in the season opener between the clubs. Lisbon arrives from Fargo carrying three defeats by the Fargo Athletics while Valley City beat them twice at home and then shut out Fargo when they visited. Wingfield, Valley City's former first baseman, now leads Lisbon as they build a solid nine despite early losses to stronger outfits. The game is the last on the local field until Sunday when Jamestown visits. upcoming schedule includes June 7 at Fessenden, June 8 at Minot, June 9 at Minot, June 10 at Fessenden, and June 12 Jamestown here.
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Lisbon
Valley City
Fargo
Fargo Athletics
Wingfield
Jamestown
Fessenden
Minot
Obituary of Lydia Petrie Van Slyke of Valley City
Lydia Petrie Van Slyke born in Herkimer County New York in 1843 moved to Minnesota mid 1850s married Russell N Pray in 1866 and settled near Valley City in 1883. She died after a long illness borne with fortitude and left a sister Mattie Severance four children W H Prayer E A Pray Bertha Laird Myrtle Nelson and 11 grandchildren survivors. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 30 pm at her late residence conducted by Rev Thos E Nugent of the First Congregational Church where she was a member.
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Lydia Petrie van Slyke
Herkimer County
New York
Minnesota
Russell N. Pray
Fargo
Valley City
Thos. E. Nugent
First Congregational Church
Mra Pray
Mattie Severance
Falla
Montana
W. H. Prayer
E. A. Pray
Bertha Laird
Myrtle Nelson
Oil Tanks Moved After City Council Action
The council ordered Standard Oil Sinclair Prairie Independent Northwestern tanks relocated to a site away from residences to reduce fire and exposure risk. A public site in the city’s west is being sought with a negotiating committee. The council also pledged road funds for Chautauqua access and approved water curbings at the city well to secure future supplies. Road construction plans along sections 16 and 21 proceed with county aid and new tourist camp access.
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Standard Oil Company
Sinclair Oil Co
Prairie Independent Oil Co
Northwestern Oil Co
Fraine
Chautauqua Park
University of North
Fifth Avenue
Ellingson Farm
Valley City Fibre Co
Raneoub
Ninth Avenue
State Odd Fellows home location put to seven member board
The grand lodge places the task of locating the proposed State Odd Fellows home for aged members and orphans in the hands of the home fund board of seven. A 10 cent per member assessment was approved for nucleus funding while the Rebekah assembly reports growth and six new lodges in the past year. Valley City is among the cities vying for the site and no decision date is set.
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Odd Fellows Home
Home Fund Board
Grand Lodge
Fred Colby
Noble Grand
Valley City Lodge
Galley Ciy
G. B. Metzger
Buta
R. M. Pollock
Grand Forks
Rebekah
Valley City
Valley City Gun Club Shooters Face Winds
About 50 members attended a Sunday gun shoot where a strong south wind hindered high scores. The club used a high-force trap increasing bird speed, aiming to benefit local sportsmen in tournaments. The next shoot is scheduled Wednesday at 7 p.m. Some scores were reported.
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Valley City
Valley City Fans Question Baseball Future After Poor Game
Valley City fans question the local baseball team after a comedy of errors in a 17 to 3 loss to Lisbon. Calgary Black Sox and Fargo Athletics praised as first class, several new players to be tried, management urged to field a capable lineup or cancel remaining games.
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Valley City
Lisbon
Calgary Black Sox
Athletics
Fargo
Lowden to Speak at Grand Forks Picnic
Frank C. Lowden ex Governor of Illinois and Republican presidential hopeful will keynote the Grand Forks County Farm Bureau Annual Picnic at Bachelor's Grove on June 16. About 10 000 farmers bankers and business people from across North Dakota are expected to attend for an emphasis on better agriculture and rural life. Government Lowden accepts invitation via County Agent Mortis and will be greeted at the train before delivering his principal address at 2 00 pm.
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North Dakota
Bachelor’s Grove
Grand Forks County
Frank C. Lowden
Tllanoi
Grand Forks
Lowden
D. B. Mortis
Spéin
Verfarmers
Bachelor's Grove
Farm Bureau picnics plan bets on referendum questions
Farm Bureau meetings in Bettis County this week discuss 16 referendum questions on finance and transportation topics. Subjects include bonded warehouse receipts, livestock financing, rural credits, rediscounts, tax free securities, excess profits tax, sales tax, freight rates, farm to market roads, and waterways. Sessions list speakers and dates across Leal, Cuba, Fingal, Sanborn, Springvale, Minnie Lake, Ashtabula, Green Township, Litchville and more. Voters are asked to answer Yet or No. results go to the American Farm Bureau Federation where the majority will likely influence congressional attitude. The item also notes a local birth celebration and editor's pay.
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Federal Reserve Board
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
Great Lakes
Frank Sanford
Ashtabula
A. J. McInnes
Clara Larson
W. E. Grant
Green Township
Harry Green
T. X. Calnan
Litchville
A. C. Nelson
Farm Bureau
Barnes County
North Dakota
United States
Federal board to train disabled ex service men in North Dakota
A five member squad from the federal vocational education board will visit North Dakota to collect evidence, conduct exams, rate eligibles, and place skilled men in training. They will be in Fargo June 30 to July 1 and seek disabled ex service men in Griggs Trail Barnes Cass Ransom Sargent and Richland counties. A list of names including Leslie Sansborn Wilfred Sauer Harold Davidson Thomas Humphrey Allen Wharton Oscar Bloom Magnus Vagle Percy Stremel Horace Darthy Herbert Dople and Curt Jensen is provided for action.
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Federal Board For Vocational Education
North Dakota
Fargo
Griggs Steel
Trail
Barnes
Cass
Ransom Sargent
Richland
Leslie Sansborn
Tower City
Wilfred A. Sauer
Sanborn
Hiller R. Stark
Hope
Harold A. Davidson
Valley City
Thomas H. Humphrey
Allen ” Wharton
Oriska
Oscar Bloom
Eckelson
Magnus Vagle
Cooperstown
Percy Stremel
Page
Horace L. Darthy
Herbert F. Dople
Pagi
Curt’ Jensen
Laverne
Harry D. Kelloge
Fargo Ninety Valley City Beats Valley 7 0 in Baseball
Fargo Athletics blank Valley City 7 to 0 as Charley Boardman pitched masterfully for Fargo and Angell toiled for Valley City. Fargo scored in the second, sixth, and seventh innings with three more in the ninth. Valley City offered stout defense but could not muster runs. Wingfield started at first base for Fargo, scoring after a walk and a hit. Valley City’s Angell allowed limited hits while receiving little run support.
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Fargo Athletics
Valley City
Charley Boardman
Maing
Fargo
Angell
Boardman
Valleyites
Wingfield
State Foresters to Meet Here Soon
The Women s and Men s Catholic Order of Foresters will hold their state convention in Valley City on June 14 and 15. About 30 delegates are expected to attend the women s order and about 75 men Foresters are expected. High Chief Ranger Miss Mary Dols of Chicago will attend, with several state officers. The convention opens at 9 a m on the 14th with roll call, then moves to the Elks home for business. An evening feed and joint celebration with entertainment run from 9 to 12. The last day covers business and drill work, with nine initiations in the local camp and potential outside candidates. Miss Mary Kelley, state deputy organizer, will attend. The local order has elaborate plans to entertain the delegates for a royal good time. Temperature notes follow, including rainfall figures and daily highs and lows through June 2.
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Mary Kelley
Town Criers Set June Meeting With Surprise Plans
Town Criers of the state gather at Mandan June 21 22 to shape a Better Business program. Secretary Sullivan chairs the committee and hints at surprises while promoting truthful advertising, with nine labs and vigilance committees guiding schemes and endorsements.
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Town Criers
Mandan
Valley City
Thomas H. Sullivan
Thisganization
Minnesota fish fines panic worries North Dakota anglers
North Dakota anglers warn against Minnesota wardens after a Stutsman county fishing party of 15 was fined 14.45 each by Frazee Minnesota wardens for alleged offenses. The men say none knowingly violated laws and one lost fish plus fines. they urge anglers to know license tag rules to avoid repeated arrests.
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North Dakota
Minnesota
Stutsman County
Frazee
Minn
Detroit
Medina
Minnesota Game and Fish Warden
New Power Line From Jamestown Considered
A proposed high voltage electric line north from Jamestown would serve towns along the Northern Pacific to New Rockford and along the Seo from Wimbledon to Carrington. E A Cox seeks authority to sell 375000 dollars in stock for a central electric system. A hearing is set in Jamestown on June 18, inviting local input on the project.
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Jamestown
Northern Pacific
New Rockford
Seo
Wimbledon
Carrington
Board of Railroad Commissioners
E. A. Cox
Railroad Commission
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Nelson
Enti Kaneavis
Hetland
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Finegan
Krogs
Dal
Norgaard Mares
Rickard
Swangon
Bettis County
Umil
Bank of Valley City
Valley
State Foresters
V.C.N
Satuday
Chine 2
J. E. Switzer
B. Y. C. Cashier
Oral Reserve Bank of
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