Valley City News Roundup of Local People and Events
Tuesday and Wednesday items note Mrs. Moistad leaving for Minneapolis with two sons and a daughter for a month visiting friends. Several locals, including Tolstail, Carr, Larson, DeLaney, Anderson, Cole, Moultrie, McAfee, and Abrahamson, are listed as visitors, commuters, or recovering from illnesses. various trips to Fargo, Minot, Harvey, and Casselton are recorded alongside school, church, and club activities. The column mentions a district court case, baseball games, and notes on state and national club work, music events, and a broader sweep of community life.
Valley City Hi-Liners Breeder Visits City and Courts
Will Hammer, a leading Valley City breeder, travels from Cooperstown to Verona and returns, while other locals including J J McMillan, Hugh Parsons, and E J Pegg visit from nearby towns. Barns, farms, and court cases mix with social calls as Charley Boardman resigns from Hi-Liners management and heads to pitch in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hammer
H. P. Hammer
Valley City
Cooperstu
Mr. Hammer
Verona
J. H. Sampson
Charley Boardman
Hi- Liners
Mike Cantillon
Boardman
Minneapolis American Association
Fishing trip ends for local couples at Shoreham
Mr and Mrs Frank E Ployhar and Mr and Mrs S P Ellis returned last night from Shoreham where they had spent two days on a fishing trip. Frank notes the fishing is poor and says nothing about the fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Ployhar
S. P. Ellis
Shoreham
Frank
Mrs Ebner Elliott Visits Valley City Patient Daughter
Mrs. Ebner E. Elliott of Sanborn visited Valley City to see her daughter Lois who has been in a local hospital for several days after a minor operation. Mrs. Elliott returned home last night with Lois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Allen
C. E. Allen
City
Colorado
Ebner E. Elliott
Sanborn
Valley City
Lois
Mr and Mrs Frank Lannon Visit From Leal City
Mr and Mrs Frank Lannon traveled from a home near Leal yesterday afternoon and stayed overnight in the city. Frank says his district looks promising this year with a strong start given the late spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lannon
Leal
Frank
YMCA Camp Seeks Signups for Secretary Geo Caley
Boys planning to attend the YMCA Camp this year will elect Geo. B. Caley as secretary by notifying him of their intention. The camp opens next Thursday, June 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. Caley
Litchville
Fator
Mrs Grady Returns to Fargo for Summer Visit
Mrs James H Grady of 1105 Second Avenue returned to Fargo to spend the summer after a winter in California. She visited Los Angeles San Francisco and San Diego along with nearby points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Grady
Fargo
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Miss Featherstone Leaves Grand Marais High School Post
Miss Helen Featherstone who has headed the Domestic Science department at Grand Marais high school for the past year is at home for the summer vacation awaiting the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Featherstone
Grand Marais, Minn
Delegates Moe and McFadyen Leave for Bismarck Trip
J. J. Moe and Niel McFadyen departed on No. 8 last night bound for Bismarck North Dakota as delegates to the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias. Moe will also attend a Good Roads Association meeting in the capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Benson
Con Frank
Will Murphy
W. T. Craswell
Michigan City
N. D
Mackey
W. Hartell
DuVall
Casselton
North Dakota
North
Dakota State Firemen’s Association
J. J. Moe
Niel McFadyen
Bismarck
Grand Lodge of K. of P
Mr. Moe
Good Roads Association
Marriage for George Lake and Mary Britton at Epworth Church
Rev J B Wilds officiated the morning ceremony uniting George Mortimer Lake of Pillsbury North Dakota and Miss Mary Edith Britton of Syracuse New York at the church parsonage. The bride's sister Mrs C O Smith of Pillsbury attended. The couple planned to settle in Ellsbury township after leaving the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 5. Wilds
Epworth M. E. Church
George Mortimer Lake
Pillsbury
N. Dak
Mary Edith Britton
Syracuse
N. Y
C. 0. Smith
Ellsbury Township
Barns County Livestock Picnic Set for June 21 at Fingal
The Barnes County Livestock Association will hold its annual picnic at the T. J. Sebby farm near Fingal on Wednesday, June 21. Dr. John Lee Coulter, president of the Agricultural College at Fargo, will deliver the principal address, with Frank Sanford of Rogers also speaking. The Fingal and Minnie Lake bands will attend and entertain. The program includes a Holstein herd inspection by Dr. J. Van Houten's herd, livestock judging demonstrations, and a boys' livestock judging contest. Lunch and refreshments will be served by the Ladies Aid Society of Nornia township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes County Livestock Association
T. J. Sebby
Fingal
John Lee ,Coulter
Agricultural College At
Fargo
Frank Sanford
Rogers
Minnie Lake
Ladies Aid Society
Nornia Township
Rotary Luncheon Ponders Graduation Trip And Bonus Bill
Local Rotary Club members consider attending State Teachers College graduation exercises Thursday at 10 00 am with reserved seating. Ernest Hilborn proposes a joint trip to Litchville chautauqua after dinner Monday. Dave Ritchie explains the soldier bonus bill’s five fold plan and financing issues while entertaining the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Carl Allen
State Teachers College
Ernest Hilborn
Litchville
Rotarians
Ernest
Haimmes
Dave Ritchie
Dave
Club
Stock Judging Schools Held Across Barnes County
Stock judging schools are underway in Barnes County under Clara L. Larson. H. E. Billing guides instruction as about forty youths enroll to form a team for the state fair. Sessions visit Meadow Lake and Springdale Livestock Co. farm rogers, with dairies and breeds including Shorthorns, Duroc Jerseys, Holsteins, and Guernseys to be covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara L. Larson
Barnes County
Meadow Lake Township
Springdale Livestock Co
Rogers
J. van Houten
James Thoreson
Fingal
van Houten
Mrs Ferguson Withdraws in Favor of Husband for Senate
Temple Texas June 13 Mrs Miriam Ferguson withdraws from the senatorial race in favor of her husband the former governor. Both husband and wife were approved by the state democratic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Texas
Miriam Ferguson
Democratic Party
Russian Festival Dances Highlight College Hygiene Exhibition
The annual exhibition by the Department of Hygiene and Physical Education on the college campus featured a Russian Mid-Summer Festival theme. A village, Yarmarket, Gypsy Camp, Cossack, and wedding dances showcased colorful rhythm, with Miss Fern Duebendorf and Miss Anna Snd among the performers. Balloons rose at the end as crowds enjoyed the well-attended program directed by Miss Cranz and Miss Noll with Amidon leading the singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Hygiene and Physical Education
Nizhni Novgorod
Hussar
Vivian Christianson
Buxodia
Fern Duebendorf
Anna Snd
Ruth Meldahl
Unions Vote to Strike Across Major Railroads
Executives of 11 large railroad unions are authorized to order a strike by 2,400,000 members. Information from union circles says about 90 percent favor the strike. Balloting began Sunday and officials expect canvass by July 1 or 15 to trigger a walkout if leaders decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Loans Made to Farmers in North Dakota Debut Week Sum
In Bismarck on June 14, W. B. DeNault reported weekly farm loans at 1,225,000 dollars. Examiners approved 2,500,000 dollars in applications last week, and loans by July 1 are expected to surpass two million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
W. B. DeNault
Candidate for Register of Deeds Nomination Barnes County
Tam A announces candidacy for Register of Deeds in Barnes County and requests support and votes at the June primary election. Details include names M. Ror and Schei, with Wednesday and Saturday possible voting days noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Register of Deels
Barnes County
Notice to Creditors in Ramby Estate
Beata Ramby executrix of Nels C Ramby announces creditors and claimants must present vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims should be exhibited at the law office of T S Lindland Valley City Barnes County North Dakota. First published June 15 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels
T. S. Lindland
Valley City
Barnes County
Beata Ramby
Executriix
Lindland
Executrix
Fifth
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John S. Moistad
Minneapolis
A. C. Tolstail
Dazey District
Harriett Carr
Mrs. Burl Carr
Seal
Nels Larson
Lulu
Darey
DeLaney
Harvey
Soo
Ole Anderson
Mrs. E
Cole
Minot
L. G. Moultrie
Grand Forks
Jin
J. McAfee
John Leslie Pater Co
P. M. Abrahamson
J. O. Gensen
Kathryn
G. E. Bateman
Marion
E. B .Nelson
August Klepatz
Grand Slarceny
S. A. Zimmerman
F. C. Spalding
Lake Melissa
Zimerman and Spalding
Minnie Anderson
The
Agricultural College
New York City
Miss Anderson
New York
Europe
Roy Patterson
Wahpeton-Breckenridge Twins
Aberdeen
Albertson
Twins
Sioux Falls
Hastings School District
Mary A. Scott
Hastings
A. J. Linn
Otter Tail Lake
Minnesota
Tony
Lyan L. Hobson
States Relation Service
Extension Department
Washington, D. C
Bounty
Boy’s and
Iginl’s
C. S. Gunderson
Canby, Minn
Department of Music
Madrigal Club
Robinson
Gullibert L. E. Hedstrum
M. H
St. Paul
Mr. Hedstrun
J. J. McMillan
Wimbledon
Hugh Parsons
Fesssenden
Trans J
Pargw
E. J. Pegg
E. H. Swanson
Matt Krogh
al. Hagenstone
John Colon
Eckelson
L. B. Hangon
W .G. Flatt
Westcott
Lee Combs
Annabel
Culver
Ind
Faribault
Minn
Lee, Junior
Jas
Wm. Forth
Sweningson
Dal Zey
M. J. Englert
Scott
St. Catherine’s Altar Society
John “Ancy
People's Store
Hans Larson
Englert
Tarson
Ional
Sjeldahl
Featherstone Dental
Sjelldahl
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
Mrs. Witter
Ruth
Iowa
Knoxville
Mr. Witter
Council Bluffs
Witter Sedan
Chautauqua
Spiritwood Lake
A. B. Sorenson
Marele Hetland
Ragna Songe
Watona
Wis
Sioux City
Hetland
Jonas Hetland
T. X. Calnan
Robt. McGregor
Elmer Nayes
Atty. Dingledein
Thos. Casey
S. T. C. Phy
M. Ror
Schei