Summer School Plans to Help All Teachers
Fifteen departments at the Normal school will offer about 100 classes for summer term students. The program includes graduate work toward advanced diplomas, pedagogy and rural school methods, science reviews, agricultural demonstrations, and domestic science. Special tracks aid teachers, superintendents, and rural educators with certificates, professional surveys, and expanded instruction in music, art, and physical education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
General Assembly
Wet Weather Need For North Dakota Oats
Weather reports from the United States Weather Bureau suggest June rainfall will favor North Dakota oat growers. Historical data show June heat tends to accompany lower yields, while wet cool years yield above normal. six to nine bushels per acre differences are noted in past decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
United States
Weath Bursa
Heavy rains boost Stutsman crops and work in county
Jamestown reports a heavy rain last Wednesday and again yesterday placing crops in the best condition. Farmers forecast record yields in wheat oats flax rye and barley as rains aid planting and growth. Edwin White returned from Chicago and the Great Lakes after taking an exam for U S Navy entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Utsman
Edwin White
Chicago
Great Lakes
Edwin
U. S. Navy
Winnipeg Prosperity Noted by Visitor From Vale
Pembina June 11 1917 R D Blanche writes from Valley City that Winnipeg shows strong business and social life despite World War I. He observes active theaters parks summer resorts and well dressed shoppers. The city offers easy access to natural parks and lakes with affordable train service. He hopes American cities may emulate Winnipeg after years of sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pembina
Times-Record
Valley City
N. D
Winnipeg
R. D. Blanche
Nominating Committee Names Officers At School Meeting
A gathering of many school officers Tuesday elected J. F. L. Bobnhott as President from Valley City with Mrs. Anton Christ of Uxbridge as Vice President and A. H. Meede of Fingal as Secretary. Treas Jesse J. Taylor of Oriska, meetings set for June, with resolutions praising the county school nurse and urging patriotism in programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Brung
Noltimier
Edith Ford
District
Theodore Danielson
Cuba
J. F. L. Bobnhott
Valley City
Anton. Christ
Uxbridge
A. H. Meede
Fingal
Jesse J. Taylor
Food Control Powers Expanded for Exchange Investigations
The text outlines broad authority for enforcing provisions under exchanges and clearing institutions. It permits examining records, compelling disclosures of facts, appointing investigative agents, and overseeing settlement and fulfillment of transactions under their rules and regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Swiss Cheese Making North Dakota Industry Near Mott
John Voegeli, North Dakota a Swiss cheese maker near Mott, builds up industry using old Swiss methods. He imported Swipg cattle and applies traditional practices, aiming to expand the dairy craft beyond his plant as the state studies the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Mott
John Voegeli
Voegeli
Alate Dairy Department
Jamestown High Graduates 33 Students at 32nd Commencement
Jamestown ND June 9 Thirty three Jamestown high school seniors completed their school careers and received diplomas at the thirty second annual commencement. Dr HR A Beard of Fargo gave the commencement address before an excellent musical program by the high school orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Jamestown High School
HR. A. Beard
Fargo
Orcheatm
Ramsey County Farmers Want Expert Agronomy
Devils Lake North Dakota June 9 Prominent Ramsey county farmers call a mass meeting at the courthouse June 18 to form a county farm bureau. It will collect five dollars per year from members to provide at least fourteen hundred forty dollars to employ a farm expert jointly by the county and the federal extension service under the Smith Lever act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
Ramsey County
Court House
Federal
Department of Agricultural Extension
Girl Driving Car Runs Down Boy on Bicycle
Edgeley June 9 Samuel Dickin S00 recovers in hospital with serious injuries after he on a bicycle and Miss Maxine Salisbury driving a car tried to pass on the same side of the road. Village ordinances prohibiting driving by children will be more rigidly enforced. Mrs C Hills and daughter Charlotte Ruth left for Minneapolis to visit Mrs Hills' parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgeley
Samuel Dickin
Maxine Salisbury
Alumni Canvass for Rooms During Commencement Week
A 1922 initiative by a 13 member alumni committee led by Miss Georgia Baillie aims to house returning alumni during commencement week to observe the silver anniversary of President McFarland’s service. The effort lists contact names and invites homeowners to offer lodging, with rooms to be recorded at alumni headquarters and committees ready to meet all trains and assist visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFarland
State Normal School
Georgia Balilie
Misa Baille
Georgia Baillie
Adolph Vaaler
J. W. Blume
Elsie Zabel
Hugh McDonald
Ana Evenson
Anzonnette Sanderson
Luise Bublitz
Roy Kerckamp
Wind Storm Rips Western North Dakota City
A semitornado struck western and central North Dakota on June 10, crippling telephone service and causing damage in Bismarck. Twisters were sighted, trees toppled, roofs blown from freight cars, and a brief fire sparked by lightning followed a two hour rainfall. Communications were cut, hindering a full damage assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Observer Roberts
Government Weather Bureau
Glen Allin
Nevers
Doans Kidney Pills Back Valley City Resident Claim
A Valley City resident, C. A. Sollin of 617 Elizabeth Street, reports kidney troubles improved by Doan's Kidney Pills. He states a back pain and irregular secretions vanished after use at the Dakota Drug Co. He later notes no need for kidney medicine since. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York markets the remedy for 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qne
Valley City
C. A. Sollin
Elizabeth Street
Dean
Dakota Drug Co
Mr. Sollin
Doan
Doan's Kidney Pills—the Same That Mr. Sollin
Foster-Milburn Co
Praps
Buffalo, N. Y
Jamestown Fire Department Delegates Selected
Jamestown Volunteer fire department picks delegates for the annual convention on June 12 13 and 14 Artesian Hose Co No 1 Conrad Bucholz W Zuelke R H Hamm Artesian Hose Co No 2 Mike Dagen John Schwab Howard Burgett Rescue Hook and Ladder Co Joe Sehilae A G Tellner E H Stallman N P Hose Co A Anderson D O Smith W Dollar 1 John G Bensch chief Otto Betetch er assistant chief R E Gloss North Dakota Firemen's association board member and other Jamestown fire fighters will attend. One matter to be considered will be the taking of instructive moving pictures of conventions equipment and firemen in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
A Anderson
D. O. Smith
W. Dollar
John G. Bensch
Otto Betetcher
R. E. Gloss
North Dakota Firemen's Association
Litchville School Election Results Reported
Forty five votes were cast for school director at Litchville, with Dahler 30 votes, Casey eight, Headland two, Duncan one, and four scattered. The tax question for 49 mills to fund current expenses and a building fund drew 29 votes in favor and 16 against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchville Bulletin
Dah
Casey
Headland
Missionaries Home Boost Red Cross Chapter in Mandan
Mandan reports a strong Red Cross chapter formed with A Lanterman as chairman and Mrs. W H Stutsman as vice chair, organized with Dr E P Quain of Bismarck hospital noting urgent need for national wartime cooperation. Litchville Bulletin notes Rev and Mrs Randahl and children arriving after China mission service, and Roy Booth returning from Miles City after over Sunday visit. Alfred Rhodes and wife also arrive in Vedt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandan
Ww. A. Lanterman
W. H. Stutsman
Red Cross
E. P. Quain
Bismarck
Hed Cross
America
St Ld
Knute
Ole
Georga
Alfred Rhodes
Vedt
Valley City News Highlights and Local Social Notes
Local residents Hannah and family return from Preston while Fred Thompson and Martin Gregor dig wells near Huderlin. J J Nelson drives Helmer Thompson to Paquot in an auto. Basketball players entertain Pete Anderson with a refreshment-filled evening. Ladies Aid plans a June 23 auction at Rev Berger's church. Miss Gunderson and Hilde resume studies at Valley City Normal after visiting home communities. Various small-town outings include trips to Lisbon and engagements at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Nome Tribune
Hannah
Preston
Fred Thompson
Martin Gregor
Wella
Huderlin
Helmer Thompson
J. J. Nelson
Paquot
Minn
Times-Record Office
Valley City
Pete Anderson
Rev
Mary
Lisbon
Cooney
Thor Hanson
Kathry
Albert Thoreson
Times-Record
Marie Thoreson
Peterson and Kirkham
J. T. Peterson
Englevale
Ole Rufsvold
Hilda Rufsvold
Willmar
Miss Rosiehsot and others head to nearby towns
Miss Gena Rosiehsot left Tuesday for Minneapolis. Miss Elsie Tingley attended the Patriotic Play Day exercises at Valley City Saturday. Miss Laura Olson visited Marion Saturday with her parents. Miss Mabel Prestrude was an army 41 from Fargo Tuesday. Mrs. M. Nelson returned from Marion. Miss Louise Baurstad won in Kathryn between trains Tuesday. Miss Martha Anderson left for Robinson for a visit with Mrs. F. Neuatel. John Solham went to Valley City Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ole Lee. Miss Mary Thorndis spent the week at the Field home. Gunner Larson visited Hastings between trains Tuesday. Thos. Gullickson left for Valley City Wednesday for jurors’ meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome Tribune
Gena Rosiehsot
Minneaple
Elsie Tingley
Valley City
Times-Record Office
Laura Olson
Marion
Mabel Prestrude
Fargo
M. Nelson
Louise Baurstad
Kathryn
Martha Anderson
Robinson
F. Neuatel
John Solham
Ole Lee
Mary Thornd
Gunner Larson
Hastings
Gullickson Teft
Cole Johnston
Misa Ethel Raymond
Wimbledon
A. H. Hicks
1. O. O. F. Lodge
EB. W. Evenson
Olive Colville
Rogers
Carey
Hattie Kelly
C. O. Bruskrud
Litchville
John A. Carlson
Odd Fellows Lodge
Margaret Sandy
H. Lausch
District Court
Fred Krueger
Millarton
Farmers’ Elevator Company
A. J. McInnes
C. C. Jacobson
Odd Fellows and
Rebekah
Kramer
Sophia
Matt Dress
J. B. Jacobson
Jacobson
Coffey
Kaiser
Wyand
Wesley College
Grand Forks
H. G. Melton
Mon- Gay
Tower City
P. Bryan
John Ship
Hannaford
Nels Lunde
Cooperstown
M.H. Krantz
R. M. Step
Chiefness
No, Rasmussen
Dazey Township
Times-Record
Bke
John Somoe
Carey Hniting
M. H. Krantz
A. J. Tones
Lenin
Elda Peterson
Laketown
Rey
Mra. M. O. Dybvik
Minneapolis
Mra. Dybvik
Tern
Racine
Wis
End of Messines Ridge Fight Signals British View
British headquarters in France reports the battle of Messines Ridge as ended with no fresh German counterattacks likely. The capture of Messines, Bapaume, Vimy, and Monchy Plateau shifts the front’s balance, leaving the Germans in a weakened, exposed position opposite British lines.
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France
London
Messines Ridge
Bapaume
Vimy
Messines
Monchy
Arras
Marne
Local Notes and Social News From Colgate Area
Items from Colgate include August Everett's trip to Valley City for Play Day, new homes for Nortridge and Willis Gray, and Fred Keyes planning cement work for his store. Rev Chester Birch to start evangelistic meetings June 24. wedding of Caldwell's son in Fullerton, Montana. School program praised. teachers and students featured. prize auction noted. Mrs Schoelten and son returned to Alton, Iowa after a visit. Congregational Ladies Aid set for June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crie
Datty
Neil McKay
W J. Smith
Everett
Citiea
McFsrland
Willis Gray
Montans
Jem Carico
Fred Keyes
Chester Birch
Kansas City
Colgate
Montana
Wigtill
Edson
George Hammerud
L. A. Peterson
Jamestown
Congregational Ladies’ Aid
B. J. Schoelten
Kenneth
Alton
Iowa
Schneltan
Henry Glebink
Litchville Bulletin notes local visits and births
Henry Joling returned Saturday from a Fargo trip. Anna Johnson of Wheeler Wis is the new Bee Hive clerk. Busche and daughter Irene left for Fargo. Various neighbors and families visit, births announced, and local events planned including a June 15 Baptist Ladies Aid sale and a June 14 Elim Ladies Aid meeting. Shipping to South St Paul and town news also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Joling
Fargo
Mise Anna Johnson
Wheeler, Wis
Bee Hive ‘Store
Wm. F. Busche
Irene
Misaea Anna
da Vikstrom
Valley City
Margaret M. Wigtill
Walcott
Times-Record Office
A. P. Hanson
H. 8
Edson
Kathryn
Ruth Hanson
Wm. King
Elim Ladies’ Aid
Christensen
Aylen
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Flavin Home
John Sather
Norway
B. F. Boehm
E. H. Headland
W. A. Wella
Battle Lake
Minn
Platou
Thorvald Thompson
Greger Pedersen
Iver Gjerding
Ole N. Haarsager
Jordan
Minn., Taking the Mud Baths For Rheumatiom. Mrs. Haarsager
Peter Johnson
C. F. Norberg
Hastings
J. E. Duncan
Guat Fick
Spencer-Evenson Hardware
H. O. Hanson
Glenwood
Anton M. Hansen
St. Paul
Urang
Henry Ten Pas
Johanna
Keut Tvedt
Twing
J. F. Wenneson
J. E Duncan
Congregational Church
Gussie Oppegard
J. G. Bennett
Indianapolis
Ind
Jamies Hanson
Arnold Olafson
Marion
Joe Wietil
Uncle Sam
Shipping Association
South St. Paul
J. M. Wirtil
Carey and surrounding residents feature in Dazey Times notices
A wave of movements and visits crosses Carey and nearby towns. Residents travel to Valley City for Odd Fellows meetings and juror duty while others visit relatives in Wimbledon Rogers and Hannaford. Local figures attend church conventions and plan summer visits as a soaking rain hopefuls prosperity boosts morale.
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Stutsman County
Jimtown High
Mia. C. K. Hills
Charlotte Ruth
Mrs. Hills
Jamestown Fire Department
Strong
Rangom
Eastedge
Neway
the Times
Pillsbury
Dazey
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