Valley City DF Defeats Casselton In Fast Home Game
Valley City defeated Casselton 24 to 19 in a fast, back and forth home game. Busdicker at center starred early, DeLancey anchored defense, and Lyon subbed in late as Valley City travels to Enderlin for the final regular season game before Jamestown tournament action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sme
Cassetto
Casselton
Coope Own
Cooperstails
Fargo
Cassellan
Husky
Wahpeton
Jamestown
Busdicker
DeLancey
Larson
Wertin
Ford
Lyon
Enderlin
F. C. Spalding
Resolutions Passed At North Dakota Convention Valley City 1920
The Third State Convention at Valley City on January 23 24 1920 passed many resolutions thanking organizers hosts and sponsors. The report praises local citizens churches the Normal School faculty YWCA and local papers for support and urges continued cooperation with the International Committee and Y movement. Also notes women must be registered to vote in the March 16 city election and reports John Neustaedter’s recovery from an appendicitis operation at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Committee On Resolutions
Caley
State Normal School
Prof. Myers
International Committee
North Dakota
Ened
R. W. Boyd
H. J Thompson
EB. A. Conrad
Valley City Forms New Business and Professional Women Club
A new Business and Professional Woman's Club was organized in Valley City by twenty local women at a Public Library meeting. A supper and meeting at Rudolf Hotel on Tuesday at 6 30 pm invites all local business and professional women. Miss Mertice Jobe can arrange reservations by phone. The club plans to affiliate with state and national federations, aiming to promote opportunities, fellowship, and advancement for women in business and professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Rudolf Hotel
Agnes Rex
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Mertice Jobe
Grand Theatre
State
National Federation of Business and Professional Woman's Clubs
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
St. Louis
Gail Laughlin
San Francisco
New York City
United States
Sctive
Epworth Church Hosts Two Powerful Evangelist Services
Epworth Church filled both morning and evening sessions with Rev. L Miller delivering sermons on Christ and world peace. Prof Edwards led the chorus and was praised for stirring singing as the audience heard on Revelations themes and visions of righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
L. Miller
E. Edwards
Dr. Miller
Christ
Jesus Christ
Miller
Prof. Edwards
American Legion Smoker At City Hall Friday Night
The American Legion announces a smoker at city hall this Friday night with a social time. All members and potential recruits for the new Company G are urged to attend to gauge interest and lineup potential signups. The committee reports many recruits and aims for about 100 men soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Republicans Fill Vacancies At Grand Forks Convention
The All republican convention at Grand Forks appointed numerous men to fill vacancies in state and county committees following the February 17 convention. District and county seats across North Dakota were filled with names from Ward, Walsh, Grand Forks, Cass, Renville, McHenry, Burleigh and more, with county chairmen named in line with delegate recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
Townley
Paulson
Kenmare
Walsh
Gil- Erickson
Lankin
C. P. Johnson
Northwood
Grand, Forks
Johnson
Langdon
McHenry
Olson
Deep
Sheridan
A. D. McKinnon
Goodrich
Richland
Forman
Hankinson
Billings-Golden Valley and Slope Co
Walter Cushing
Besch
Burke and Divide
John 0. Grubb
Battleview
Pierce
C. D. Ford
Wolford
Renville
A A. Lane
Underwood
Theodore Johnson
Velva
McLuen
L. F. Mahonald
Garrison
Burke
Stasle Hendrickson
Coteau Wella
John A. Lane
Fessenden
A. A. Hendricks
Good
Relief Corps installs officers at February meeting
At the last regular meeting of the W. R. C. held on Feb 17 officers for the ensuing year were installed. Presidents Mary Bordwell, Senior Vice President Hilda Hosten, Junior Vice President Lola Lavery, Secretary Ruth Davi, Treasurer Lillian Story. Chaplain Eva Stowell. Conductor Marin Spiker. Guard May Beal Assistant. Conductor Hattie Beal. Assistant Guard Margaret Bowen. Pat. Inst Estella Herald. Musician Joha Ammundson. Color Bearer 1 Vera Healy. Bearer 2 Pauline Swanson. Bearer 3 Ella Granger. Bearer 4 Aura Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bordwell
Hilda Hos
Ten
Lola Lavery
Ruth Davi
Lillian Story
Eva Stowell
Marin Spiker
May Beal
Hattie Beal
Margaret Bowen
Estella Herald
Johia Ammundson
Vera Healy
Pauline Swanson
Ella Granger
Aura Jenkins
Harold Henry Delivers Strong Piano Recital at Normal Auditorium
A large audience gathered at the Normal School Auditorium Wednesday evening to hear Harold Henry perform a rich piano program. Dean Froysan praises Henry as a sincere, sympathetic artist with refined interpretation and solid technique. The recital spanned Bach to Debussy with a notable McDowell contribution, and closed with Moskowski’s Caprice Espagnole, including the clever piece The Dancing Marionette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Henry
Dean Froysan
Henry
Canarie
Bach
Debussy
Edward McDowell
Mr. Henry
Moskowsky
Towne Jr Visits City as Father Recovers from Illness
Frank Towne Jr from Oris ha North Dakota is in the city handling business and visiting his father, who is recovering from a serious sickness. Mr Towne Sr is improving and back on his feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Towne, Jr
Orisha
N. D
Mr. Towne
Tax deadline extended and lawmaker affidavit issued
State Tax Commission announces March 15 as the tax return deadline after a federal state return confusion and a prieve of fifteen days. In Bismarck, Rep. D. B. Arnold, who left the Townley faction, issues an affidavit reiterating his remorse and clarification of his speech after Attorney General Langer’s Scranton address, apologizing for past actions and seeking relief through accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biamarck
N. D
Marek I
George Wallace
Bismarck
D. B. Arnold
State House of Representatives
Townley
North Dakota
Bowman
William Langer
Scranton
Langer
League
Teachers Expenses Debate Shifts City Salaries
At the February Board of Education meeting Superintendent Sweetland reported on teacher expense statistics in Enterlin. Estimates by teachers and housewives show annual costs around 1845 dollars with outsiders omitting several items. Fargo schools illustrate higher scales. Salaries discussed range from 90 to 140 dollars monthly in nine months, with twelve month figures lower. living costs have doubled since the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Sweetland
Enterlin
Lowurancn
Okio
Edwcarbon
Fulton
Wahpeton
Skeie
Wyndmere
Hanna
Valley City
North
Dakota
Fev
Howey
Fargo
Enderlin
Arnold Notary Acknowledgment Filed February 1920
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day of February 1920 by Arnold, with E. W. Christopher acting as Notary Public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
E. W. Christopher
Langer fires hot shots in Bismarck speech
Attorney General William Langer attacking Townley and Townleyism outlined recent state issues in a fiery address in Bismarck. He read letters and bank documents from the Scandia bank, noted a $10,000 bond disappearance, and blamed bank and state safeguards for quick resolution while challenging arrest under the anti-liar law. He also commented on Minnie J. Nielsen controversy and criticized Representatives Held and Prater for supporting resolutions against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. C
Ray M. Halliday
William Langer
Townley
Halldorson
Langer
Minnie J. Nielson
Valley City Bank
Held
Prater
Burleigh County
Barnes County Pioneers Honor Mrs Lee Birthday
The pioneers of Norma township gathered at Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lee’s home on Sunday to celebrate Mrs. Lee’s seventy fifth birthday. About sixty neighbors attended bringing refreshments while a table of ample fare and seventy five candles marked the years. Rev. Struckness gave thanks and spoke on pioneer life as guests were served cafeteria style. Mrs. Lee, mother of nine children seven living, has long welcomed strangers, earning deep community esteem. The group presented two cut glass pieces as a birthday remembrance. Mrs. Lee, one of Barnes county’s early settlers, is celebrated for her unselfish hospitality and enduring place in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narma Township
T. J. Lee
Struckness
Fingal
Lee
Lee Homestead
Mrs. Lee
Telephone operators form club after meeting
The Telephone Co. held a meeting of 12 operators on the topic Better Service. Miss Beatrice Paquette led a one hour and fifteen minute session. Plans were set to meet monthly and a lunch at Liberty Cafe followed. The group plans to organize as Professional and Business Women's Club with all members expected to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Telephone Co
Beatrice Paquette
Libery Cafe
Mrs L S Ward Returns Home Improved After Stay
Mrs L S Ward, who has been at Hot Springs Ark for some time, returned home last Friday very much improved in health.
Mrs J E Jones Confined To Bed Weeks In A Reputed One
Mrs J E Jones has been confined to her bed for the past two or three weeks in a reputed home, a development likely to please her friends who are following her condition closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Jones
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Valley City Dffeats Casseton
John Neustaedter
EP. M. E. Church
Rer
M. E. Porter
Tolley
Burleigh
Lindal
Traill
H. O
Ellington
Hillsboro
Robert Gorman
Towner
Emil Scow
Bank of Valley City
Relief Corps
State Capitol
Brotherhood
Edwards
Bow
Brinton
Barnes County
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