Anderson and Raveling Family Events Highlight Local News
Valley City shoppers Geo. Raveling and Sam Larson visited town while Mrs. Sam Wolski took part in Play Day. The Nortimiller consolidated school ends June 8 and a baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Noeske on May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn Anid
Andrew Anderson
Geo. Raveling
Valley City
Sam Larson
Sam Wolski
Fin
Tena
Agnes
Grand Prairie Consolidated School
Louis
Nortimler Consolidated School
Herman Noeske
Papa Noeske
Baldwin Consolidated Schools
Laverne
Bob
Pillsbury
Local Notes From Ashtabula Weekly Parish and Social Roundup
Dora Anderson visited Fred Dahl's as a caller. Memorial Day was observed at Valley City. Play Day events occurred on Saturday. Miss Mary Dows stayed with Alfred Alderman. Fred Gahlhoff and wife visited his brother in Norti mier township. Chas Rodewald works for George Anderson and bought a motorcycle. District No. 78 closed for the week. Miss Booth planned a trip to Qriska before returning to Minnesota. Olfa Mortenson and Preida Gallbolr earned diplomas in Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Anderson
Fred Dahl
Valley City
Mary Dows
Alfred Alderman
Fred Gahlhoff
Wm. Gahlhoff
Nortimier Township
Chas, Rodewald
George Anderson
Anderson
Chand Prairie
Chas. Rodewald
Olfa Mortenson
Preida Gallbolr
Distriet No. 08
Notice of Primary Election and Precincts in Barnes County
Barnes County announces a primary election on June 28 1916 with nominees for U S Senator and Congress in three parties plus nonpartisan judiciary and school ballot items. It lists precinct polling places across Valley City and many townships, and certifies officers and dates by Secretary of State Thomas Hall.
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N. D
C. W. Nelson
Barnes County
Thomas Mall
North Dakota
United States
Congress
Madritanus
Bravé
Insurance
Agriculture and Labor
Repubican
Gabral Aline
Conversiel
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
House of Representatives
Register of Deeds
Bismarck
Thomas Hall
Seal
Cvpality
Barnes
State of
Ellebury Consolidated
Baldwin Consolidated School
Woeiland Behoo Hole
O. Oppexard and Cos
Darey Village
Inet
Hemp
Ecrown
Uxbridge
Coleman Scio
Grand Prairie
Noltimier Consolidated School
Getchell
Stewart
Bowers
Loyal Knights of America
Pius Stroh
Little Kindred
North Valley City
W. J
Lansburn
Scohol
Nelson School House
Town Hall
Hemen
Mansfield
Svea
Fingal
Oo Aman of America
Lucca
Thordenskjold Township
Kathryn Opera House
Hastings
School House
School
1St Ward
Valley City
Northwestern
2Nd Ward
City Hall
American National Bank
Henry & Henry
4Th Ward Valley
Barnes County Farmers Mutual Insurance annual meeting notice
Notice announces the annual meeting of Barnes County Farmers Mutual Insurance Co in Valley City North Dakota on June 30 1916 at 2 pm to elect four directors and conduct other business W W Smith secretary. W H McPherson and J R Keltz of Superior Iowa representing the Valley City Land Co traveled to Steele for land business Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Barnes
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Roderick McKay
Percy Mortimer Lewis
Edwin Clifford Lewis
Eliza Mower Klemm
Isaac T. Horton
Ina Zila Horton
Barnes County Farmers Mutual Insurance Co
Valley City
N. D
W.H. McPherson
J. R. Keltz
Superior
Iowa
Valley City Land Co
Steele
Adams County Holds Good Roads Congress
D L L Dodge from the good roads department delivered illustrated talks at the Adams County road congress in Hettinger aided by motion pictures and lantern slides. J W Bliss state engineer, county commissioners and local experts spoke. Road building demonstrations and band music accompanied the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. LL. Dodge
Good Roads Dureat
Department of Azmeuiture
Adams County
Hettinger
J. W. Bliss
Bringing in Many Settlers for Barnes County Lands
W. H. McPherson of the Valley City Land company arrived from southern Minnesota with six men and two women to inspect Barnes county lands. Several purchases were made by genuine settlers not speculators. He planned to return before fall to guide another party, then departed Saturday to lead them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McPherson
Valley City Land Company
Minnesota
Points
Barnes County
Mr. McPherson
Lightning Hits Hill Farm Barn Wambuska
During a June thunderstorm a lightning strike set the Hill farm barn at Wambuska near Stump Lake ablaze, destroying the barn and a nearby granary. About two thousand bushels of grain burned. Loss estimated at 1500 dollars. Adjusters Wm Ryan and L O Frederickson were on site Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wambuska
Stump Lake
Ryan
L. O. Frederickson
Hurley Named Chairman Of Federal Trade Commission
Washington reports that the federal trade commission voted to appoint Commissioner Edward Hurley as chairman succeeding Joseph Davies. The change takes effect July 1 and introduces a rotation system similar to that used by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Edward Hurley
Joseph Davies
Interestate Commerce Commission
Seeding Progress Report From Inkster Area
Inkster June 7. Seeding is practically all done in this section of the state. Farmers report damage from high winds but fields not blown out as badly as expected. Wild oats are starting to grow and may crowd out other grains in some fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inkster
Valley City chosen as 1917 firemen meeting site
Firemen from across the state selected Valley City as the 1917 meeting site at Fargo. Bismarck and Grafton were contenders. Grafton withdrew and Bismarck delegates shifted to unanimity. Casselton won the parade honors. Lt. Kahellek of Kenmare heads the next year’s organization. The event aims to attract about 1000 delegates and is billed as a strong Valley City advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Fargo
Times-Record
Bismarck
Grafton
L. H. Swanson
W. T. Craswell
W. F. DuVall
Fred Jensen
Chas Craswell
John Neustaedter
Moe
Ale
Casselton
Theo. Kahellek
Kenmare
Valley City Meeting
Auditorim
Young party candidate seeks farm position in North Dakota
A brief job notice from F. Vetter of Faith North Dakota describing a young party candidate who wants a job on a farm and asks Ike to take full charge. He notes several years experience in North and South Dakota and offers references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
North
South Dakota
Local Confectioners To Open Candy Factory Soon
Stern Bros of Main street plan a wholesale candy factory in the city. A trip to Minneapolis informs the expansion, with a two story building addition, full basement, and new employment for several people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Stern
Stern Bros
Main Street
Minneapolis
Stern
Musecuite Cantry wuGlesite
Wade
Valley City to Host 1917 Grand Lodge Meeting
The annual meeting of the Me Grant Lodge of Odd Fellows was held this week at Wabpeton. Valley City sent representatives, with leaders selecting Rehekyh ladies as the next meeting host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Lodge of Odd Fellows
Wabpeton
Coe
Tour Entry Blanks Reported By Secretary Moe
Fragments indicate a planned tour featuring a committee or team traveling from Twin Cities to Gardiner Montana from July 20 to 28. The notes mention creating opportunities and inviting participants to join the tour through the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe
Elch
Thieves Take Auto of Minot Attorney
Minot residents report two cars stolen at night. Thieves took attorney G. W. Twiford’s Ford from an open lot and drove to Carpio where they abandoned it and took a newer Ford belonging to Max Johnson. They also lifted 12 spark plugs and four new tubes from Johnson’s garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
June
G. W. Twiford
Deove
Carpio
Max Johnson
Johnson
Twiford
Johnson Garage
Boy 16 Dragged to Death by Frightened Colt
Sherwood reports Fred Jesmer 16 son of Dr and Mrs E A Jesmer died after a colt tethered in a pasture tangled a rope and dragged him. His brother freed him and he died before Dr Durnin could reach the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood
Fred Jesmer
E. A. Jesmer
School Board Election Quiet With Low Voter Turnout
A Tuesday school board election proceeded quietly with only 162 votes cast. Winners announced include Velng the board winner and Velmott as a board member, while Rowline serves as president since 1912. names appear garbled in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Bohnhoft
Radewald
Boffeson Wins Tas Contract After Bidding Round
The secretary of state opened bids for siltomagile and motor parts. Borreson, the proposer, offered 12 cents per 1 000 units and 9 cents for 3 000 items. Other bids ranged from 12% to 20 percent and 4 to 7 cents. This marks Loyreson's seventh consecutive year securing the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pienerek
Nie
T's
Torreson
St. Mant
Twest
Siltomagile
Motor Eyeleig
Secretary of State
Officr
Borreson
Ip i
Loyreson
Police Resignation Prompts Replacement by Chris Evenson
Tritine, &. B. King resigned from the local police force last week. The council appointed Chris Evenson, a longtime resident, to fill the vacancy and we expect him to establish a strong record in the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tritine
B. King
Chris Evenson
Evenson
For Sale Red Polled Bull 11 Months Old
For sale a red polled bull named Caut age eleven months at F L Widdt Held Leal North Dakota 62wp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.L. Widdt
Leal
N. D
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5Th Judicial District
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Opera Mouse
Village Hall
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Flint
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F. W. Ames
Mayville
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Good Roads Congress
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C. P. Buzzle
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N.el
A. F. Vetter
Faith
Grand Lodge
Peceives Tour
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