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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1915

Page

7

Dazey Observes Memorial Day With School Band Parade

Memorial Day was observed in Dazey with a full student program led by Prof Hodge and teachers. The band played on the street, then marched to the cemetery for decorated graves and a well delivered oration by William Landis of Jamestown College. Great crowds enjoyed the event and hope it continues yearly. Mrs. Wiles returns to Gary Ind. Eleven auto loads head to Valley City for Play Day. J B Shearer buys Andrew Thurston property and moves in. Miss Eva Bailey visits George and Mrs Kelly. New cement sidewalks brighten Main street. cement blocks prepared for a new hotel. Commencement plans underway with Gov Hanna to speak June 14, six graduates. Rev Dyvick moves into Osborne house. Senior class photographed in Valley City. Wm Smith visits from near Carrington en route to Iowa.

Hodge William Landis Jamestown College Eva Bailey George Kelly Main Street L. B. Hanna Rev. Dyvick Osborne House Cole Johnson Valley City Wm. Smith Carrington Towa

Local families attend Kee home gathering in Green township

Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hanson and Mr. and Mrs. Stillings and family of Green Township hosted guests at Arthur Kee’s residence last Sunday. Douglas McFarland, aged years old, joined as part of the social event.

Ole Hanson Mra Stillings Green Township

B A Marsh Home Visitor Breaks Arm While Playing

A child visiting with his mother at the B A Marsh home fell from a buggy with other children and broke his right arm. Dr Lang of Sanborn set the bone and the boy is recovering nicely. The accident occurred around noon on Tuesday.

B.A. Marsh Dr. Lang Sanborn Sanborn Enterprise D. R. Jones Shriners Fargo Alec Campbell Mary McLees John Jones Valley City Ruby Nonie Selma Ruby Georg Gordon

Local Social Roundup From Valley City and Nearby Visits

Ray Swartout owns a new Studebaker car and several residents made Sunday and Saturday visits to family and friends in Valley City and surrounding farms. The community gathered for a dance in Will Rambo’s barn despite rain, while numerous family outings occurred with Wolski, Sauer, Hesch, Lettenmaier, and others visiting relatives and sharing weekend trips and gatherings.

Rudolph Kruska Sam Wolski Frank Rambo Valley City Howard Rolla Stoll Lettenmaier Grandpa Zuelke Chas. Munz Mrs. Wolski Lizzie Koehn Gundy John John Flachi A. McLees Arthur Kee Ray Swartout T. B. Swartout Grace Chas. Smith Harold Henry Sauer C. Lettenmaier Edward and Alice Lettenmaier Rudolph Greh Schriever Albert Stephan Anthony Stephan Andrew Bommer

Maier Family Travel On Early Morning Valley Train

C W Maier and daughter Elsie were passengers on an early morning train to Valley City Saturday while John Scheln and John Schulz spent Monday sightseeing in James.

Sanborn C. W. Maier Elsie Valley City John Scheln John Schulz James

Frisco Fair North Dakota Notes Highlight Ryan Exposition Work

North Dakota notes describe W D A Ryan chief of the Panama Pacific electrical department and his electrical effects inspired by Dakotas scenes. Mentions the $10,000 North Dakota battleship model unveiled at San Diego May 17, and Fargo native Miss Mary Benton. John Freyberger decorates North Dakota building with corn and rotunda changes. Glenburn Commercial Club sent advertising material to North Dakota building and towns send Pennants. Chas Hoyt referenced as early influence.

W.D. A. Ryan Panama-Pacific Ryan York Mr. Ryan Dakotas Broad Prairies North Dakota Mary Benton Fargo Navy Department John Freyberger Mr. Freyberger Commercial Club of Glenburn

One Universal two cylinder engine and six bottom gang

FOR SALE Van Brunt 18 disc press drill nearly new. Also several attachments of hay. Contact J L Berg Perley Minn 2B-2d-2wp. Also clean seed barley and millet varieties priced at 1.25 per bushel. Fred Kuder Rogers N D lw.

Deal J. L. Berg Perley, Minn van Brunt Hay Fred Kuder Rogers N. D. Lw

North Dakota spotlight grows at San Francisco exposition

North Dakota gains free publicity as Kolb and Dill's This Way Out plays for six weeks at the Alcazar in San Francisco. A North Dakota Day event will plant a bitch tree, provided by Bottineau's forestry school, on June 21 at the exposition. Visitors from Grand Forks to Minot praise the corn display and the state's progress.

Denman Thompson Connecticut North Dakota Hanna Fred W. Smith School of Forestry Bottineau Smilth Innis W. Ward Grand Forks Central America P. P. Lee Bellingham, Wash Lee Minot

Committees Named for the 1915 Chautauqua

Business men take active role as directors name an executive committee to manage the 1915 Chautauqua. The grounds and tent sites are prepared with a $2 reservation to secure a spot. Ticket committee and other panels listed with chairmen named for early organizing and outreach.

Chautauqua J. H. Sampson Otto Neumann E. Hedstrum J. J. Engen Oscar Aldahl W. M. Wemnatt L. B. McMullen

Valley City Strong for 1.0 C F Meeting of 1917

Valley City emerges as strongest contender for the 1917 Odd Fellows grand lodge meeting at Devils Lake after a close contest with Wahpeton. The vote tie on early ballots turned in Valley City’s favor once a Bramarck delegate was recalled, with the decision highlighting Valley City’s accessibility and local attractions. The grand lodge also adopted a one year term for subordinate officers and noted delegates C P Enerson and Mrs Casper Winkler praised the reception. Rebekahs elected officers and Inkster degree team won the $100 prize in floor work.

Grand Lodge Devils Lake Valley City Wahpeton Bramarck Hays C. P. Enerson Valley City Odd Fellows Casper Winkler Rebekahs N. C Carrington Mandam Grand Forks Trustees of the Home Fund O. J. Olson R. M. Pollock Fargo Arency Showers Kenmare Rebekah Inkster

Court denies dissolution of United States Steel

The United States district court in New Jersey refused to dissolve United States Steel Corporation, ruling the firm did not violate the Sherman act in its foreign and domestic trade. It found committee meetings among steel interests unlawful but inactive before the 1911 complaint, suggesting future action by the federal trade commission. The government plans an appeal to the Supreme Court.

Trenton N. J United States District Court For New Jersey United States Steel Corporation Department of Justice Steel Corporation Gary Federal Trade Commission Taft Jacob Dickinson Washington Supreme Court of the United States

Old Settlers Picnic Set for Tower City June 16

The sixteenth annual Old Settlers picnic will begin Wednesday June 16 at Tower City, spanning four days. Organized by Barnes and Cass counties settlers, the event features Corey Bros carnival, races, baseball, a merry-go-round, open air shows, and dances with speakers planned. Nome visitor Milas Martha Wilberg attended.

Old Settlers Tower City Barnes Cass Corey, Bros

Sparks Shows To Play Here On Monday June 28

J Tracy agent for Sparks Shows announced 400 workers and over 200 animals will arrive by special trains from Lisbon for a circus on Monday June 28. The day features a 10 30 A M street parade and two shows at 2 and 8 PM with local merchants supplying feed and supplies. The Sparks Shows claim 27 years of respected service with no gambling or grafting.

J. Tracy Sparks Momsday Lisbon

Jamestown Man Pleads Guilty To Importing Liquor

Irvin Lake appeared before Judge Hemmi in county court and pleaded guilty to importing liquor for sale. Police found eleven quarts in his possession. Lake, who had worked at Valley City and painted at the state hospital, received a 30 day sentence instead of the usual 90 days due to no prior similar offenses and promise of better conduct.

Jamestown Irvin Lake Hemmi Lake Valley City State Hospital

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