Germany claims success on the eastern front
London reports Germany declares a decisive eastern advance northwest of Mosciska over a 43 mile line near Sienawa with 16 000 prisoners. Other items include Greek politics, U S-Germany talks, Romania’s impending intervention, and a German surrender of Carua in German West Africa.
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London
Germany
Mosciska
Sienawa
Petrograd
Dniester
Zale Szczky
Berlin
Souchez
Paris
M. Venizelos
Carua
Venue River
German West Africa
Nigeria
Suffragists Meet at Valley City on Friday
Suffrage headquarters announces the annual one day meeting for Friday June 18 in Valley City from 10 a m to 2 p m. Attendees should send names to Mrs Otto Zetterberg 707 Normal Ave Valley City. Key business includes electing a new state president to succeed the late Mrs Clara L Darrow and filling other league vacancies. Hazel Nielson hosted a weekend house party for Irene Filup Belthia Sharp Dorothy Sharp and Clara Hyslop.
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Valley City
Otto Zetterberg
Normal Avenue
Clara L. Darrow
State League
Hazel Nielson
Irene Filup
Park River
Belthia Sharp
Dorothy Sharp
Moorhead
Clara Hyslop
Grand Forks
Altha Thi Sorority
Nielson
Wylie Nielson
Hanna addresses grads at Dazey school ceremony
Gov Hanna arrived Monday afternoon from Bismarck on No 4. He was met by Superintendent Minnie Nielson and escorted to Carey where he delivered the principal address to the graduating class. A 4:30 banquet followed by a large attendance and interesting exercises. He departed Tuesday morning for Bismarck.
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Gav. Hanna
Bismarck
Minnie Nielson
Carey
Dazey School
Hanna
Valley City Boy Heads Pennsylvania School
Alfred Rhodes of Valley City has accepted a teaching position at Elmwood Home in Erie County, Pa. The Valley City State Normal School graduate, trained in mechanical science under F. H. Selden, will lead the shops and workshop activities when school opens in September, continuing a notable record of skilled work and labor education.
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Valley City
F. H. Selden
Rhodes
Selden
Erie City
Elmwood
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Hamwood Home
City
Bryan Would Run Cites Prohibition Candidacy Possibility
Minneapolis reports a Philadelphia Public Ledger editor asks W G Calderwood if Bryan would run on the prohibition ticket for president. Calderwood says canvass timing not definite yet. Bryan’s esteem noted amid many willing political men. Calderwood is secretary of the Saetiana Prohibition party. Mrs Clyde Smith travels from Riverside to Nettle Nelson home on Sixth Avenue.
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Minneapolis
Philadelphia
The
Public Ledger
W. G. Calderwood
Bryan
Calderwood
Wi G. Calderwood
Y Aetiana Prohibition Party
Mrs. Clyde Smith
Riverside Ue
Nettle Nelson
Sixth Avenue
Old Settlers Picnic Moves to Chautauqua Grounds
The Old Settlers of Barnes County move the picnic from Valley City Park to the Chautauqua grounds due to worms in the park. Grounds are donated for the day with no admission at the gate. The Normal Men's Glee Club under Dean H. E. Goodsell and the Green Township band will perform. Old-time sports, basket picnic, and free coffee from Valley City Grocery Co. on Tuesday June 22.
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Chautauqua Park
Valley City Park
Chautauqua Board
Barnes County
Dean H. E. Goodsell
Conservatory of Music
Valley City Normal School
Green Township
Valley City Grocery Co
Valley City Chautauqua Grounds
K P Knights Defeat Wimbledon 3 2 In Tight Sunday Game
In a home clash the Ky of Po team edged Wimbledon 3 2. Swanson and Ryan led the locals with key two baggers and late rally scoring in the ninth. Schmirler and Knable pitched well for Wimbledon and Ky of Po fought to the finish with Lynch delivering the decisive hit.
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K. of P
Ryan
Lynch
Schmirler
Knable
Cox
B. Swanson
Swanson
Dox
Johnson
Po Weep Senses Eees
Wimbledon
Hneup.k
P. Bowen
Johnson Y
V.swanson
Feld
Smith
Carr
Burgess
Commencement at State Normal School and Injury Incident
June 14 Flaxton reports Engebret Anderson injured while unhitching a wagon team. He was dragged on the wagon tongue as a horse fell. He is expected to recover. The twenty-third annual commencement at State Normal School opens Saturday June 19 with eighth grade graduation and a play by ten young women. The ceremony includes a defense debate and a musical program with diplomas awarded to 16 graduates.
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Flaxton
Engebret Anderson
J. P. Smith
Iver Anderson
Anderson
State Normal School
Model School
Dumont
Claylet
Mabel Sweetly
Amanda Pederson
Maud Harrison
Winifred Towne
Mary Morton
Bla May Boyd Delia
Madge Hagadorn
Clara Lewis
Dorothy Selden Stella
Leone Shrum
Hazel Brown
Edith Asp
Nellie Atherton
Spoos
Laura Asp
Marion Carr
Lydia Barr
Jessie Cooper
Gladys Swenson
Harold
Europe
Mabel
Maude
Stella
Delia
Mary
United States
Tts
Charles Anderson
Vincent Carroll
Walter Taylor
Homer Chaffee
Ruby Halvorson
Merchants Convention In Jamestown Attracts Large Attendance
Jamestown hosts a merchants convention this week with a strong expected turnout. Several delegates are visiting from Valley City and Soo connections. Attendees listed include John Greene of Minot F L Widdifield of Leal Fred W Peglow of Glenburn W S Ballenger of Fargo B J Cavey of Grand Forks J F Chrisholm and H J Schmidt of Donnybrook.
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Jamestown
Valley City
Soo
John Greene
Minot
F. L. Widdifield
Leal
Fred W. Peglow
Glenburn
W. S. Ballenger
Fargo
B. J. Cavey
Grand Forks
J. F. Chrisholm
H. J. Schmidt
Donnybrook
Premium list for 1915 Barnes County Fair issued
The Barnes County Fair association issued its 1915 premium list and mailed it to nearly every county landowner and many town residents. Farmers are urged to exhibit graded stock, grains, corn, garden vegetables, alfalfa, and dairy offerings with liberal premiums. The notice stresses broad county participation and notes 1914 crops remain strong showing potential exhibits.
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Barnes County Fair Association
Valley City
The
Fair Association
Barnes County
Back From Portland National Club Meeting
Mrs Frank White and Mrs Dr Featherstone return from a western trip. They report a successful council meeting at Portland Washington with over 1000 delegates registered including five North Dakota delegates. Weather was perfect and Portland entertained the guests well. They plan a fall report to local club women.
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Frank White
Dr. Featherstone
Mrs May Van Camp Feted At Porch Party
Mrs H C Ramoth hosted a pleasant porch party for Miss May Van Camp on Monday afternoon. Guests sewed in the afternoon and enjoyed refreshments in the dining room with American roses as table centerpieces. Miss Van Camp will depart Wednesday morning for Detroit Minnesota.
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H. C. Ramoth
May van Camp
Miss van Camp
Detroit
Minn
James Peake Hit By Automobile
James Peake son of Mr and Mrs A P Peake was struck by a car Sunday. Rumors spread he was paralyzed but reports say only slight injuries with a scratched face from the fall. Two cars passed, a Jones livery auto bent the fender as Peake moved to the roadside. Miss Ruth Hartt bleated toms on Columbus avenue.
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James Peake
A. P. Peake
Cara
James
Jones Livery
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Wilson
Gerard
von Bernstorff
England
Rumania
Rome
Sofia
M. Filipescu
France
Russia
Romania
Greece
Servia
Bulgaria
Prudent Man
Middlewest Loan and Trust Company
N. Dak
Mason
T. Melvin Lee
J. BS. Jones
K. PS
Axa
Beethoven
Burdette
Anna Greenen
Anna
Naegeli
W. M. Wennett
Billa May Boyd
Anna Snd
Dorothy Selden
Midge Hagadorn
Theodore Finney
Mabel Morgan
Ronald Wright
Portland
Ruth Harttt
Toms
Columbis Avenue
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