Departure of First Regiment Heads to Mexico Border
North Dakota guardsmen near Ft. Lincoln prepare to move toward the Mexican border within 48 to 72 hours. Adjutant General Thorasson reports orders will be sent to railroads and only four days’ rations are stocked. St. Louis likely concentration point. regimental units will brigade with South Dakota and Iowa troops. Regiment, though the largest since the Spanish American War, is poorly equipped and undergoing intensive drilling. Hospital corps and band are full. total encamped at Ft. Lincoln reaches 1,069.
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Ft. Lincoln
N. D
Thorasson
War Department
North Dakota Guard
North Dakota
Adjutant General
Mexico
St. Louis
North Dakota National Guard
South Dakota
Towa
Taylor
U.S. A
Fraine
Hospital Corps
Reverend Moultrie Named Chaplain for First North Dakota Regiment
Valley City honors Rev. L. G. Moultrie rector of All Saints Episcopal as chaplain of the North Dakota regiment. He flies to join the colors in Bismarck and is praised for 15 years of local service and broad state recognition. June 22 entries note upcoming marriages and matches in the region, including Mina Lake and Uxbridge connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Mexico
L. G. Moultrie
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
North Dakota
Bismarck
Moultrie
Times- Record
All Saints
Valley City Band to Play at North Dakota State Fair
The Valley City Municipal Band under L. W. Hubbard will perform at the Fargo state fair July 17 to 22. Fargo reports indicate five bands will participate, promising a strong musical program with feature entertainment including motorcycle and harness racing, vaudeville acts, and Ruth Law flying a Tractor biplane with night magnesium light displays.
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Valley City
L. W. Hubbard
Fargo
Hubbard
Storm Wednesday Brings Heavy Rain But Little Damage
A noon Wednesday storm produced heavy rain vivid lightning and some hail across Barnes county and Linn Wood farm near Luverne. Calls to the Times-Record from Robert Davidson reported no damage despite dark clouds to the north.
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Barnes County
Times-Record
Robert Davidson
Linn Wood
Luverne
Doyle Brothers Take Over Overland Auto Sales For Fargo Territory
W J Doyle and S J Doyle of Carrington North Dakota acquire the distribution and sale contract for Overland automobiles in Fargo area. The deal, valued over 100000, is confirmed by United States Marshal S J Doyle from St Paul. Doyle Brothers plan a large Fargo salesroom and transfer house to service the northwest territory. W J Doyle has deep North Dakota roots dating from 1886 and S J Doyle since 1890, with long histories in farming implements livestock and machinery.
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Fargo
Northwest
W. J. Doyle
S. J. Doyle
Carrington
N. D
Overland
United States
S.J. Doyle
St. Paul
Doyle Brothers
Deering Harvester Company
Grand Forks
Deere-Webber Company
J. Doyle
North Dakota
McCormick Harvester Company
Foster County Implement Company
Willys Overland Company
Record Attendance Will Mark Summer Chautauqua Session
Bismarck June 27 sheriff Heath under FH A Jonson Burke county states attorney and N C Enforcement League seized Hines-Wash Carnival property June 24 and jailed the operator. Assistant Supt Finnall seized gambling devices and warned of further action. League plans to enforce the nuisance act and broaden seizures statewide. Prospective record attendance touted as Chautauqua session opens Friday with ticket sales across counties. Committees report rising season ticket sales and wide community support, despite not ideal weather. Old Settlers Day July 12 expected to boost attendance and publicity. tickets available at banks or from Herman Stern chairman.
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Biamarck
Heath
FH. A. Jonson
Burke County
Watkins
N. C. Enforcement League
Jume 24
W. Finnall
League
Pridiy
Sanborn
Eckelson
Wimbledon
Leal
Rogers
Darey
Spiritwood
Valley City
Old Settlers
Moe
Fuure
Herman Stern
Straus Clothing Co
Old Settlers Day Big Event at Chautauqua
Valley City Chautauqua hosts Old Settlers Day on Wednesday July 12 with a national speaker to be announced. Sim Mason and I J Moe lead the board aiming to attract all pioneers and families. Half the gate receipts go to a Pioneer Monument fund honoring Dakota Territory settlers.
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Old Settlers
Valley City Chautauqua
Sim Mason
I. J. Moe
Dakota Territory
Great American Desert
Barnes County Pioneer Club
Death of Prominent Woman at Nome
The death of Mrs. Sigurd Thompson, wife of Nome resident, occurred Monday morning. After she vanished from home a search followed and her body was found in a slough about a mile from town. Ill health for some time is given as the cause. She was formerly Miss Palma Bronson before marriage and attended the Normal school here. She leaves three children beside her husband. Funeral was expected Tuesday.
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Sigurd Thompson
Nome
Farmers Do Good Work by Dragging Seven Miles of Road
In the past week N P Langema H T Lee and John Nelson cleared and dragged seven miles of road west of town. Wet weather and heavy loads had roughened the conditions, but the farmers’ cooperative effort is praised. Edna and Amy Evenson left Saturday for Kathryn and Marion to visit relatives and friends.
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Fingal Herald
N. P. Langema
H. T. Lee
John Nelson
Fof
Edna
Amy Evenson
Kathryn
Marion
Berry Field at Northwest Nursery to Yield Fruit
The Northwest Nursery cultivates ten acres of strawberries with half being the Progressive Everbearing variety. This soon to be marketed crop should produce about 1,000 crates from early season to ground freeze. Many plants sold this year limit overall yield but keep projections strong.
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Northwest
Northern Pacific Adds Observation Cars to Express Trains
The Northern Pacific railway adds observation compartment cars to trains 3 and 4 between Chicago St Paul and Pacific coast points. The trains are the Northern Pacific Express and the Atlantic Express, improving passenger facilities on the route.
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Chicago-St. Paul
Pacific Coast Points
Northern Pacific Railway
iCattle Authority Opens Chautauqua With Opening Address
Assistant Dairy Commissioner Greenwood learns from Wo H Caldwell secretary of the American Guernsey Cattle club that June 30 will feature a keynote address to boys and girls encamped at the Chautauqua. Caldwell will address opening day as a leading cattle and dairying authority. Valley City benefits from Greenwood s wide national contacts to secure attendance of prominent figures.
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Greenwood
Wo. H. Caldwell
Petersboro
N. H
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Chautauqua
Valley City
Frazier Special Train Stops Here Tuesday Afternoon
The Nonpartisan League special train carrying speakers and candidates arrived at 2 45 PM Tuesday and stayed until 4 PM in front of the Valley Hotel. James Manahan and Lynn Frazier spoke to a crowd before the train continued to Fargo ending the state tour. The league hopes for victory in the forthcoming election.
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Nonpartisan League
Valley Hotel
James Manahan
Lynn Frazier
League
Fargo
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F. S. Henry
Co. Fraine
Valley City Company
Grafton
Minot
Williston
Mandan
Henry
Teres
Eas
North Dakota Regiment
K. A. Bonkus
Aaron Faust
Walter Coop
Frank Heimes
Jas. J. Earley
Louis Noltimiar
John H. Eggert
William Olson
Leo G. Straus
Bank of Valley City
Ani
John Stevenson
Edith E. Northridge
Minnie Lake
Milton H. Wilson
Bernice M. Widdifield
Uxbridge
Enoch A. G. Anderson
Hannah Rasmusson
Svea Township
George S. Skeim
Tower City
Olive Rose Mayone
Springvale Township
G. J. Nyseul
Olive Pittendrigh
Ruth Law
Miss Law
Overland N. D
Doyle Bros
A. Hagenbecker
Moorhead
Mr. Hagenbecker
Summer
N. P
iCattle Authority
Frazier
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