Prominent Bismarck figure seen at local events
Prominent Bismarck resident Prom Saturday's Daily B D Hoskins was noted at events last night. Visitors include G R Mansfield and wife from Courtney, and J W Blume back from studies in baking. The Calgary Black Sox arrive for a Saturday game at the ball park.
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B.D. Hoskins
Bismarck
G. R. Mansfield
Valley City
Courtney
Calgary Black Sox
Ball Park
Black Sox
Valley road grading blamed for rough, corduroy condition
County commissioners are urged to improve road work along the valley road going south. The writer complains that prior graders left dirt ridges and failed to smooth surfaces, creating a rough ride. Culverts are described as sticking up a foot above ground level, worsening travel.
Four Barnes county graduates earn degrees at North Dakota Agricultural College
Four Barnes county residents graduated from North Dakota Agricultural College at Fargo last week. Carl E. Bublux Lawrence Bohnhoff and Raymond Lubbenhusen and Ogden M. Jackson completed bachelor and two year pharmacy courses. Lisbon ball club beat locals 12 to 6 in Elliott N D with a plowed field as the outfield ground and awkward bounces. The locals won two of three in the series and claim a strong percentage.
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Barnes County
North Dakota Agricultural College
Fargo
Carl E. Bublux
Valley City
Lawrence Bohnhoff
Raymond Lubbenhusen
Litchville
Ogden M. Jackson
Fingal
Lisbon
Elliott
N. D
Swimming oversight at Chautauqua pool named
Secretary Moe says Roy Larnon will supervise the pool today to ensure a constant presence for water safety, with High School faculty member Roach Fagin also on site under Red Cross and Chautauqua management. Also notes the resignation of L. D. Gilbert as North Dakota Independent Telephone Co. commercial manager at Valley ity to take a Minneapolis telephony post. A near drowning at the Chautauqua swimming hole yesterday involved a cramps-afflicted married man. two others entered the water but failed to respond promptly, underscoring cautions against overly casual play in the water.
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Edgar Potter
Fargo
N. D
L. D Gilbert
Potter
Moe
Times- Record
Roy Larnon
Chautauqua
Roach Fagin
Red Cross
L. D. Gilbert
North Dakota Indevident Telephone Company
Valley Ity
Gilbert
Minneapolis
Times-Record
Valley City Plans Fourth of July Parade and Festivities
Merchan ts prepare floats for a big Fourth of July parade with a State Teachers College contingent and 750 summer school attendees. Activities include ball games sports music and continuous celebration throughout the day. Census data report North Dakota white population at 20.3 percent with 112 males per 100 females. Japanese and Chinese populations noted among minority groups.
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State Teachers College
Valley City
North Dakota
Reig
United States
Lutherans prepare for North Dakota district convention
From Valley City reports Lutheran pastors and laypeople travel to Fargo for the North Dakota district convention set to begin tomorrow. Local attendees will join guests from the area for a busy lineup including a tractor show and Chautauqua events in the city over several days.
Valley City Team Builds Strong Record Amid Busy Local News
The Valley City ball team has won six of seven games, showing strong batting and teamwork. A local dry cleaning plant with a new Ford delivery wagon boosts business, while weather notes mention needed rain.
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Oscar Dahl
Mr. Dahl
Valley City
Tcam
N. W
Mrs Halver Knudson Visits Former Neighbors in Turtle Lake
Mrs. Halver Knudson and family from Fosparas North Dakota spent the day visiting the Anderson family of Turtle Lake. The Koona were once neighbors of the Andersons. They returned home last night in the cool of the evening.
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Halver Knudson
Fosparas
N. D
Berea Elevator Open House Promises Marketing Insight
The Berea elevator hosts an open house on Tuesday June 28 at 2 p m to hear marketing explanations from the Division of Markets of the Farm Bureau. Speakers will attend and all are welcome to see a modern rural elevator and learn why wheat prices failed to reach $3 and how profits can grow.
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Berea
Division of Markets
Farm Bureau
Luther College Band to Perform at Chautauqua Park
The famous Luther College Band, renowned musical organization, will appear Wednesday at the Chautauqua Park for a top attraction of the week. June 28 program promises a high quality concert pleasing music lovers.
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Chautauqua
Luther College
Chautauqua Park
Street Commissioner Smooths New Graveled Road to Chau tauqua
Street Commissioner Hanson worked before breakfast to smooth and pack the newly graveled road to Chau tauqua. The fire department sprayed the road with water to aid compaction, making it ready for a heavy roller. Next year the drive will be excellent.
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Hanson
Rally Opens in Lisbon for Fargo district M E churches
The annual Fargo district M E churches rally begins in Lisbon tomorrow and runs to July 3. Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls will have camps along the Sheyenne River banks, drawing a large crowd. Rev J S Wilds of this city is a faculty member of the organization and will attend Lisbon part of the time to take part in deliberations.
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Fargo
M. E
Lisbon
Boy Scouts
Sheyenne
J. S. Wilds
Valley City baseball team heads to Lisbon series
The Valley City club travels to Lisbon for eight series of three games starting tomorrow in a bid to outplay Paynes’s squad. Wing’s team says they will make quick work of Valley City, while Valley City claims to have the better club. Time will tell which side prevails.
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Valley City Baseball Club
Lisbon
Paynes the Eye
Wing
Valley City
Enderlin
Kitchen visits Valley City amid recall bid for state post
Joseph A. Kitchen of Sentinel Butte North Dakota a legislature member from Golden Valley county and recall election nominee for commissioner of agriculture and labor paid a Sunday visit to Valley City. He formerly worked with the State Normal and served as Golden Valley county teacher and superintendent before entering the legislature and now seeks a top state office. He is an American Legion member and regarded as capable.
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Joseph A. Kitchen
Sentinel Butte
N. D
Golden Valley County
Agriculture and Labor
Valley City
Kitchen
State-Normal School
American Legion
Northern Pacific Trains Return to Own Tracks
Trains on the Northern Pacific are again running over their own tracks westward after weather damage. A cloudburst damaged several bridges and about eighteen to twenty miles of trackage, causing detours via the Great Northern. Repairs reduced delays from twelve hours to under six, with operation near normal expected soon.
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Northern Pacific
Steawas
Great Northern
N. P
England bound over in Minot car theft case
A. B. England, arrested near here with a reportedly stolen car from Minot garage, had a hearing in Minot last Saturday and was bound over to district court. Bonds set at $1000. England claimed he rode from Bismarck to Valley City with Cameron, who stole the car, and that Ole Olson had the vehicle. The court found England knew the car was stolen.
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A. B. England
Here
Minot
England
Bismarck
Valley City
Cameron
Meron
Ole Olson
Olson
Warning against river and lakes fishing law violators
Chief Game Warden C McGrath of Glen Allen N D warns against unlawful fishing in Barnes county. Perch under six inches and pickerel or pike under eight inches must be released, dogs in fields and prairie chickens shot are also cited. He has begun arrests and promises further action if lawbreakers persist.
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C. McGrath
Glen Allen
N. D
Times-Record Office
McGrath
Barnes County
Valley City News Notes Local Visitors and Independence Day Plans
Tuesday's Daily Mrs. A H Dreher of Oriska and numerous Valley City visitors, including T H Cousins and Fred W Wing, circulated about town. Governor Frazier stayed overnight at Kindred Hotel before leaving for the west. The Valley City baseball team heads to Enderlin then Lisbon for three games. John Simons, pioneer Barnes County settler, visits before heading to a tractor demonstration near Fargo.
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Lynn J. Frazier
Kindred
West
John Simons
City
South Dakota
Otto
John
Barnes County
Fargo
Valley City Club Hosts Dancers After Ball Game
Valley City baseball club hosted dancers from Valley City on the Legion platform beside city hall last night. Fans enjoyed a lively evening as hot weather did not deter the big crowd and the event was described as a highly enjoyable time for all attendees.
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Valley City
American Legion
City Hall
Edwin Bloom Returns From Rochester After Wife's Operation
Edwin Bloom reports his wife underwent a serious operation in Rochester Minnesota but she is now recovering well. He left yesterday noting she was progressing nicely and improving daily. Valley City friends have sent flowers and many thoughtful favors during her recovery.
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Herman Stern
Ed. Bloom
Edwin Bloom
Rochester
Minn
Crop conditions vary across localities with rain needed
Reports from Fargo indicate rust affecting hundreds of acres and uncertain harvests, while Barnes County farmers note good conditions despite recent heat and dryness. Wheat is mostly headed, barley and winter rye near ready, alfalfa lifted, potatoes and garden crops thriving, and forecasters warn weather could change outcomes soon.
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Fargo
Barnes County
City council tours raise in equalization case prompt weathered disputes
A city council acting as a board of equalization summoned local business men to appear and justify why their assessments should rise. The scene featured heated testimony as residents questioned the timing and fairness of higher valuations amid a flat property market.
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Board of Equalization
Farm Bureau Parade at Barn ey County Fair
A major attraction at the Barney County Fair will be the Farm Bureau parade on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Nick Runick and County Club Agent Clara L Larson announce floats a band humorous stunts and many Farm Bureau members will attend. The parade forms at the fair grounds at 1 00 p m and starts at 2 00 p m with community decorated floats and community stunts.
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Barney County Fair
Farm Bureau
Earl
Nick Runick
Brimer
Ise Clara L. Larson
A. J. McInnen
Barnes County Farm Bureau
Fair Grounds
Rivalry at Farm Show: Tractors and Horses Compete
Horse and tractor teams clash at the National Farming Demonstration in Fargo this week. Owners joke over plows and gumbo as they test skill and stamina to decide which is best: tractor or horse.
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Fargo
New Day administration praised for leaders
Fragmentary political comment notes the New Day administration as a great thing for leaders while soldiers wait for relief and lack funds. The tone implies frustration with unpaid troops and optimism about political leadership.
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Carrington, N. D
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