Valley City Notes And Local Sports Updates
Monday's item highlights visitors from Harvey and area residents, social notices, and a string of local events. Miss Emma Wooland returns home from Harvey teaching. Rotary Luncheon at Rudolf hotel at 12 10. Seven and a half pound baby born to Mr and Mrs Earl Green. Mary Harris Armor to speak at Normal Auditorium next Sunday. U C T convention anticipated as major regional event. Lisbon baseball at home tonight, M W A club game tomorrow, McGarry planning a shutout. Local items include court case against Wm Casey and various travels to Fargo and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Rudolf Hotel
Allison Makes Hay at Normal Auditorium
The senior close play All ion Makes Hay will be staged at the Normal auditorium tonight a three act comedy with a 26 cent admission. The big school week continues with daily events and the diplomas to be awarded at the Thursday exercises. President Allen and faculty express satisfaction with the year’s work and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Allen
Wac
Olsons Welcome Hilma Olson to Guz Lybeck in June Wedding
At the home of Mr and Mrs Chas Olson on Elizabeth Street the marriage of their daughter Hilma to Mr Guz Lybeck was held at 11 o clock Thursday morning June 2. Rev Johanson of the Swedish Lutheran church in James Town N D performed the ring service. The bride wore white organdy with a pink rose and white sweet pea bouquet. Attendants were Miss Clara Olson and Mr Harry Olson. A three course dinner followed for relatives and both families. The couple left for a wedding trip to Aledo Illinois and the Twin Cities and will reside in Valley City after July 1. Mr Lybeck works at Valley City Grocery Co and Mrs Lybeck has been a county auditor’s clerk for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Olson
Elizabeth Street
Hilma
Guz Lybeck
Johanhson
Swedish Lutheran Church of
Jamestown
N. D
Clara Olson
Harry Olson
Lybeck
Aledo
Illinois
Twin Cities
Valley City
Valley City Grocery Co
County Auditor's Office
Moore takes helm at Los Angeles Geranium Co as Santa Ana shift grows
C. E. Moore a veteran Florist Review figure from Valley City North Carolina now runs the Los Angeles Geranium Company at Sawtelle California. He will oversee all propagating and shipping from the Sawtelle operation while continuing to grow carnations and chrysanthemums at Santa Ana on seven acres dedicated to plant propagation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florist Review
Times-Record
C. E. Moore
Valley City
N. C
Santa Ana
Cal
Los Angeles Geranum Co
J. D. ‘Burks
Sawtelle
Moore
Fargo couple visits Valley City for Miss Nielsen
Tuesday's Daily notes C W Julian and wife of Fargo visited Valley City. Hazel Nielsen leaves on No 8 to Grand Forks to attend her state university. Mrs Helmer Olson heads to Northfield to stay with her parents for summer. Dr Mery Harris Armour speaks at Normal auditorium on Health and Happiness. Light rain aided crops. no damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Nielson
Grand Forks
the State University
Mery Harris Armour
Emia Home Missionary Society to Meet at Pathouse
The Emia Home Missionary Society of the M E church will meet at the Pathouse Wednesday at 3 pm. A full attendance is desired with election of officers and reports from convention and panacons test. The Alaska topic will be discussed and all members and friends are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emia Home Missionary Societ
Pathouse
Alaska
Visitors flock to Valley City for Catholic Order Foresters event
Valley City welcomes a large crowd as delegates of the Catholic Order Foresters fill hotels for a convention. Local Catholics strive to provide a hospitable and pleasant experience, confident their guests will enjoy their stay and the deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Order
Foresters
Lodge bill seeks reimbursements for war era state aid
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge proposes repayment to states and territories for costs in organizing equipping and supplying troops for World War I and the Mexican border. Precedent exists from Civil War reimbursements and the measure has been sent to the military affairs committee for consideration and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Committee On Military Affairs
Woodmen Picnic at Chautauqua Park Hit by Heavy Rain
Heavy rain last night left roads muddy and hindered travel to the Woodmen picnic at Chautauqua Park though some attendees planned to go. A 3 PM ball game pitted Woodmen against Valley City, and a 6 15 PM Lisbon at home game was scheduled. The night game was canceled due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Park
Woodmen
Valley City
Lisbon
Wom End Catholic Order of Foresters Convention Opens
The state convention of the Wom end Catholic Order of Foresters met in Valley City with high court officers and about 30 delegates in attendance. It opened at 9:00 AM with a High Mass at St. Catherine's Church officiated by Very Rev. John Baker. After services, officers and delegates gathered at the Elks Home for a short program, adjourning for regular session at 2:00 PM. a full report will be issued at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters
Valley
City
St. Catherines Church
Elk’s Home
Womend Catholic Order of Foresters
Valley City
St. Catherine's Church
John Baker
Elks
Meeting to discuss wheat pool postponed due to poor attendance
The planned meeting on forming a wheat pool was poorly advertised and only a few showed up, leading to its cancellation. Promoters intend to reschedule, warning that farmers face too many movements that keep them from farm work and from contributing to all causes.
Graveling Victory Park Road Near Chautauqua Grounds Action
Commercial Club directors met yesterday and earmarked 200 dollars for graveling the road through Victory Park to the Chautauqua grounds with City of Valley City adding 100 dollars. The project on the high line road is also under consideration for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Victory Park
Chautauqua Grounds
Valley City
High Line
Putnam to enter Mayo Clinic for treatment
From Wednesday's Daily Mrs. A. A. Putnam left Monday for Rochester Minn where she will enter the Mayo clinic for treatment. Kenneth Simonson returned to the city Monday evening from Oxford Ohio where he has been attending the Miami university. Electric lights have been strung in the tourists camp which now prevents a beautiful appearance at night when it is lighted up. Tourist are using the camp every night now. W T Flatt who handles the Jordan car and who has sold several of them in Valley City is here today trying to induce others to invest in one of those nifty cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma C. Wooland
Harvey
Mrs. Perry
Minnesota
North Dakota
Valley Cit
State Normal Auditorium
Richard R. Price
A. M
University Extension
University of Minnesota
Price
Jack
Aldrich
Fargo
A. A. Putnam
Rochester, Minn
Mayo Clinic
Kenneth Simonson
Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
W. T. Flatt
Valley City
McFarland Family Returns to Fifth Avenue Home
Mrs. George A. McFarland and daughter Pauline have settled into their Fifth Avenue residence after arriving from Wil liston. Mr. McFarland is en route and Miss Dorothy is due today from Northwestern University. The community welcomes the McFarlands back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. McFarland
Pauline
Williston
Fifth Avenue
McFarland
Dorothy
Northwestern University
McFarlands
Northern Pacific Closes Haggart Station Amid Plant Shutdown
The state board of railroad commissioners grants Northern Pacific permission to close the Haggart station until the packing plant restarts. The plant helped build a small town at Haggart but the business now suffers, with the firm reportedly spending around a million dollars in experiments and related efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Haggart
Dollyra
Death of Mrs Garrett Ruth reported in Valley City
Mrs L Bordwell received word from Arkansas Wisconsin of the death of her mother Mrs Garrett Ruth who passed away at 9 am today Mrs Bordwell leaves on No 8 this evening to attend the funeral Friends of Mrs Ruth in Valley City will be deeply grieved by the news of her passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. L
Local notes and social updates from Valley City area
Mrs J J Chamberlain and daughter arrived from Portland and will visit with station agent Mr Umpelsine. The Lutheran Free Church Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Logan and Mrs Ingvold Dahl serving. Valentine Potter from Rogers reports crops looking good. Mr and Mrs M S Scott welcome a baby boy born June 14 on Tenth Avenue. Dr Allan Hoben to deliver Valley City Normal commencement address Thursday at 9:30 AM. Bernice Dress, recently at Marion High, stayed with grandmother Mrs Marion Kramer before returning to Dazey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Chamberlain
Portland
Oregon
Ummpnelsine
N. P
Ladies' Aid
The
Lutheran Free Church
M. S. Scott
Tenth Avenue
Allan Hoben
Valley City Normal School
Bernice Dress
Marion
Marion Kramer
Dazey
Mason family relocation and local youth club notes
Harry Mason and his son Orville head to Morris Minnesota where Mason takes a print shop job after three years with the Times-Record. The Boy's Roosevelt club met at Old Simons’ home with a talk by George B Caley on the Boy Scout camp. Sophia Kramer returns to Marion North Dakota for teaching duties this fall after a Marion high school stint. Denny Mann from Washburn and Walter Williams visit Valley City en route to the Detroit Lakes, stopping for a brief visit with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mason
Orville
Morris, Minn
Mason
Times-Record
Roosevelt Club
Old Simons
George B. Caley
Cc. A
Denny Mann
Washburn
N. D
Walter Williams
Detroit Lakes
Valley City
Altoona Merchant Mr Louis Bergman Visits
Mr Louis Bergman a prominent Altoona department store proprietor arrived here as guest of Mr and Mrs Hermatt Stern and family. He belongs to Rotary and was noontide guest of the local Club yesterday. Children’s Day services are set for next Sunday at the First Congregational church at 10 30 a m with an interesting program and baptism of children featured. Parents wishing baptism should speak to Pastor Rev Thos E Nugent soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bergman
Altoona, PI
Hermatt Stern
Bergman
Rotary
First Congregational Church
Thos. E. Nugent
Trial updates in Specht and Jarvis cases in Cowdrey court
The Specht liquor case is before the court with evidence complete and attorneys presenting arguments to the jury. Tomorrow the Jarvis case, accused of stealing scars belonging to Elmer Cowdrey, is set for trial with proceedings continuing after March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Specht
E B C Club Breakfast At State Normal School
The E B C Club of the State Normal School, formed in 1902, hosts a breakfast at the Budalf Hotel this morning attended by alumni and current members. E C Hilborn Burl Carr and other former students are enjoying the event with the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. C. Club
State Normal] School
Budalf Hotel
E. C. Hilborn
Burl Carr
Farmer Predicts Dry Spell After Poor Guesser
A farmer warned of a dry spell last Saturday but rain has fallen daily since. This morning's gentle shower brought widespread relief and significant positive impact on crops.
Oriska and Nome Clash on Oriska Diamond Next Sunday
Oriska and Nome are set for a Sunday clash on the Oriska diamond next Sunday June 1. A June 23 game features Fin gal versus Oriska on the Oriska diamond. An evening dance follows the ball game with music arranged from Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriska
Nome
Fingal
Valley City
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Trip to Minot
N. C. Smith and A. C. Thorkelson departed for Minot to attend the Knights of Pythias grand lodge meeting. The Minot temple of D. O. K. K. will confer the degree on several candidates from across the state today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Smith
A. C.thorkelson
Minot
Knights of Pythias
Pioneer Andrew Anderson Dies In Jamestown Hospital
Andrew Anderson a Barnes County pioneer died Monday in Jamestown hospital after several months there. His body is in Valley City at Somdahl's undertaking parlor awaiting Thursday services at 2:20 led by Rev. Thomas E. Nugent. He was about 70 and had resided in Barnes County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Anderson
Jamestown
Valley City
Somdahl
Thomas E. Nugent
Anderson
Barnes County
Rotary Club Tuesday Luncheon Honors Flag Day
The Rotary Club met yesterday at the Rudolf Hotel for a flag day luncheon with Col. C F P Mudgetty as chairman. Hon. J O Hanchett was guest speaker, delivering a 30 minute talk on patriotism that was warmly received. Each member read a patriotic extract at his place as tables were decorated for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Rudolf Hotel
Col. C. FP. Mudgetty
J. O. Hanchett
Herrick Trophy Commencement Demonstration Opens on Campus
A large audience gathered on the campus as the Department of Physical Education staged the Herrick Trophy contest. First years performed vigorous dumbbell drills, second years revived Newcastle and Rusty Tufty dances, and third years displayed precise mass energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Physical Education
Normal Avenue
Unn B. Herrick
Merrie Old England
England
Newcastle
Coburn
Valley City hosts famed dance program in grand display
A senior and fourth year program dazzled audiences with coordinated drills and elaborate Earth’s Awakening scenes. Miss Emma Steyning trained most dancers while Miss Inez Noll directed the second part. Notables included Miss Hazel Robinson as Flore and Miss Mary Mason as Darkness. The show closed Valley City’s most successful physical education demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Steyning
Inez Noll
Miss Pearl Ol Bon
Esther Hanchett
Earth
Hazel Robinson
Flore
Mary Mason
Valley City
Something to Think About stars De Mille production at Grand Theatre
Cecil B De Mille’s Paramount drama Something to Think About opens next Friday and Saturday at the Grand Theatre. Matt Dexter portrays a crippled student torn by losing his love while Gloria Swanson plays the erring woman and Theodore Roberts portrays her father. Monte Blue appears as the youth who elopes with the girl on the eve of marriage and pays with his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil B. de Mille
Paramount
Grand Theatre
Matt Dexter
Gloria Swanson
Theodore Roberts
Monte Blue
Differult
President's reception moved to commercial room tonight
Due to rain the president's reception at the Normal school is moved to the commercial room this evening. The rate is 8:80 and all years of the serial are invited to attend.
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Mrs. H. Miller
L. S. Ward
Minnesota Lakes
Ward
Frank Coghar
Jr. Bis
Lutheran Brotherhood of Our Savior's Church
Earl Green
First Avenue
Herman Sternberg
Cry. J
Herman Stern
California
Anna Lybeck
Bank of Valley City
Minneapolis
Mary Harris Armor
Georgia
United States
Woman's Auxiliary
American Legion
Odd Fellows Hall
James Kelley
Devils Lake
Wm. Casey
Casey
A. & Sigurdson
Bentson Drug Company
Hans ‘Tjoaas
O. W.anderson
Benson, Minn
Ball Park
B. M. McGarry
Rogers
Sanford Mahlum
Edna Lillethum
Nels Mahlum
Grom
Tribune
C. W. Julian and Wife
Fargo, D., Wae & Valley City
E. W. Blackwell
Cooperstown
Times Record Office
Mrs. Blackwell
Ruth
Chicago
Shattuck
Busick
Ley City
Woodman
Parga
N. Dy
Valentine Potter
Misa Sophia Kramer
Herrick Trophy
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