Stern Candy Company organized in Valley City
A new wholesale and retail candy firm named Stern Candy Company is launched by A Stern and B Stern. They plan a big factory in Valley City with initial capital of 10000 dollars, aiming to expand to 24000 or 50000 dollars as business grows. A traveling salesman will seek orders. seven current staff, plus seventeen including others, accompany the venture. Local support expected to fuel rapid growth and a new factory building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern Candy Company
A. Stern
B. Stern
Stern Brothers
Valley City
Nille NG
Rawley d
Themeoros
Seray
Liability Question Arises Over Auto Accident Case
In Fargo a trial raises whether a husband can be held liable for damages from a crash caused by his wife. The plaintiff seeks damages claiming injuries from the collision while the wife drove the car. The court notes lack of clear precedent. liability may depend on circumstances and ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto
Fargo
Meuett Wwern
BP Iyrcaat Swaldichevene
Wire Ae
Neteyreal Tt
Farm Bureau push grows in North Dakota counties
The Farm Bureau movement expands across North Dakota with Barnes county planning early June organization. Neighbors praise its non political structure and potential to boost agricultural interests and community development. Local veteran Fam Erickson recalls wartime France service and links to regional farm life values.
North Dakota Arbor Day Proclamation 1919
Governor Lynn J. Frazier proclaims Friday May 2 1919 as Arbor Day urging every North Dakota community to plant a victory tree or memorial to honor those who died in the war and to promote tree planting and bird life in schools and homes across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
Bismarck
Book Drive for Soldiers Seeks Books at Brest Campaign
A letter from A. T. Dougherty at Brest urges support for a soldiers book drive amid scarce shipments. With 70,000 men and under 7,000 volumes in the district, only one books shipment has passed, leaving many troops without reading material. Readers are asked to bring gift books to the Valley City library during the May 5 to 10 drive, echoing the call to "Help the pile grow."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Dougherty
Brest
Texas
States
Valley City
Nagel sells Studebaker roadster to Valley City visitors
Tuesday's Daily J. HW. Nagel sold his two passenger Studebaker roadster to H. M. Mason and C. L. McKinstry and wife, Frat-Lee visitors to Valley City yesterday. Mrs. G. B. Griffith of Calgary was a Kindred Hotel guest, departing this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. HW. Nagel
Studebaker
H. M. Mason
C. L. McKinstrey
Frat- Lee
Valley City
Yesteray
G. B. Griffith
Calgary
Canada
City Residents Return From Michigan and Nearby Posts
Mr and Mrs B C Grotberg returned to the city on No 3 this morning from points in Michigan where they had been visiting friends Editor L W Hubbard who went Away with the Shrine band to St Paul and other points returned on No 3 Ralph Craft guest of his aunt Mrs Crandell this week Recently returned from overseas after three years service Mrs W J Curren visited Eck ulson today with the Martin Con lon family then expected to return tonight Funeral services for Simon Johnson will be held from Our Savior s Lutheran church Wednesday at 2 30 Rev C G Naeseth officiating Andrew Thurston will join State Normal School as gardener May 1 Inspector John F Faydle returned from McHenry today looking after government business Oscar Olsen arrived from Winnipeg joined Scottish Canadian regiment recently discharged Misses Sarah and Henrietta Holmes plan to move to Portland Oregon Mr and Mrs Al Cramer of San Leon arrived this morning on No 3 and left on No 7 for home Seeding operations continue as thousands of acres are drilled though the season remains backward and chilly local businessmen from Sanborn visited Times Record and a Victory Loan Drive report from Green township sparked auto repair chatter about inventing a car that never needs fixing Rev G Sandanger leaves tonight on No 2 for Willmar with Mrs Anna Reimestad to Beth esda Home and business matters in Minneapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Sandanger
Willmar
Minn
Anna Reimestad
Bethesda Home
Reinestad
Valley City
Sandanger
Minneapolis
Man in Barnes county ends life after chase
A man employed by H. Seymour in Weimer township Barnes county died by his own hand Friday night. His body was found in two feet of water about a quarter mile from the house after a two day chase. Coroner N C Holberg declined an inquest and the body was given to the Tower City undertaker. He was about 35, divorced, with several children, and from Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Seymour
Weimer Township
Barnes County
N. C. Holberg
Tower City
Monticello
Soldier Leonard Thoreen Takes Book Keeper Post at Jamestown
Leonard Thoreen who returned from overseas service recently has accepted a solid position as book keeper with Thompson Yards Inc in Jamestown and has already traveled there to begin duties. We are glad to see these soldier boys entering good jobs. they are worth support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Thoreen
Thompson Yards Inc
Jamestown
Sampson and Metcalf Calf Restaurant Saturday Farmers Special
The proprietors invite farmers to a Saturday special dinner with music during meal hours. They promote a clean, high quality dining space, noting a recent state inspection rating of 99 percent for cleanliness. Also mentioned is Dr Mellenthin’s upcoming clinic in Valley City at Kindred Hotel on May 19 and 20 with hours from 9 am to 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Sampson & Metcalf
Inspection Department
Tia Cat
The Challenge of Tomorrow and Sunday School Appeal
A call to strengthen moral training in youth through Sunday schools amid the Reconstruction era. Emphasizes union services at Epworth M E church and urges broad participation. Also notes discussion around the new eight hour day for women and its domestic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Epworth M. E
Dr Mellenthin to Visit Valley City Clinic
Christ Ah of Hebron North Dakota reports benefit from Dr Mellenthin’s heart treatment. Dr Mellenthin will be at the Kin dred Hotel in Valley City on Monday and Tuesday May 19 and 20 from 9 am to 4 pm for consultations and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kress
Gladstone
N. D
Mellenthin
Valley City
Kindred Hotel
Tod P
Christ
Hebron
Free Medical Examination Tour By Dr Mellenthin
Dr Mellenthin, licensed North Dakota physician, offers free consultations and examinations during a two day visit to major towns. He states he does not operate for chronic appendicitis gall stones ulcers adenoids or tonsils and claims successful treatment for stomach liver bowel blood skin nerves heart kidneys bladder bed wetting catarrh weak lungs rheumatism sciatic and rectal ailments. Call for free exam at 336 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Mellenthin
North Dakota
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
Sunday School Children Parade in Valley City
A large Sunday school children parade marked Children’s Week in Valley City yesterday afternoon. The Municipal Band led sacred music as hundreds of children and teachers marched, the event highlighted strong religious activity and community spirit. The band gathered for a group photo in front of the post office, photographed by Kenneth McFarland.
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Valley City
Kenneth McFarland
Educators Pass Resolutions On Senate Bill 184
Over a thousand educators attend a Minot meeting endorsing a resolution condemning Senate Bill 184 as educationally unsound. They urge defeat at the July 8, 1919 referendum and authorize outreach to state educational groups and press broad publicity in major papers. Jack Aldrich returns from a shriners pilgrimage aboard No. 3 after earning full shriner status.
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Minot
Ovil
Northwestern Education Association of
North Dakota
George D. Strayer
National Educational Association
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
New York City
State Educational Association
Fargo Courier-News
Fargo Forum
Grand Forks Herald
The
Grand Forks American
Bismarck Tribune
Devils Lake Journal
Devils Lake World
Co. E. Blume
Senner Nortrost
I. T. Simley
Citation Hearing Proof of Will in North Dakota Estate
Notice to all named respondents in the Charles Hollinshead estate that Albert Hollinshead filed a probate petition for the will. A hearing is set for June 7, 1919, at 10 a.m. in Valley City to admit the will and issue letters testamentary, with respondents urged to appear and show cause.
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North Dakota
Barnes
O. H. de S. Irgens
Charles Hollinshead
Albert Hollinshead
Sarah Elizabeth Hollinshead
Blanche Petty
Charles A. Hollinshead
Stroud M. Hollinshead
Gordon K. Petty
Eugene F. Petty
Kathleen Petty
Lea Petty
Genevieve Hollinshead
Helen Ei. Hollinshead
Geraldine Hollinshead
Albert R. Hollinshead
Gladys P. Holnshead
Wayland S. Hollinshead
Charles Hollingshead
Valley City
C. H. de S. Irgens
Aia
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Marie Furgeson Olsby
Notice to creditors of Marie Furgeson Olsby late of Valley City Barnes County North Dakota deceased to present claims with vouchers within six months after first publication to Harry N. Olsby administrator at the County Courthouse Valley City ND. Also includes local notices about a Rogers resident Mrs Andrew Hartman visiting, car purchase plans, a found pocketbook, and a monument business offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Furgeson Olsby
Harry N. Olsby
Valley City
Barnes
North Dakota
County Court House
Barnes County
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Farm Bureau
Nove Dakota
Siti
Montana
United States
Orth Dakota
Barnes County Farm Bureau
Sour County
Fimil Erickson
France
Thomas Hall
Shevenne Valley
Gust Collins
Kathryn
Carl Monson
Sidney Gregerson
James G. Thoreson
Martin Olstad
Ernest
Jens Bensby
Marie Johnson
Johanna Henrikson
Andrew C. Nelson
Henrikson
Alfred Anderson
Joseph Allain
H. B. Starke
Oscar E. Aas
Oscar Aas
Johanna Henriksons
Jens
Melvin Rensby
Edward Olstad
Herman Luddicka
Oriska
Oscar E Aas
Peter Gregerson
C. W. Olson
Marie Henrikson
Anton Sebby
Eddie Aas
Oviska
Jens Henrikson
Andrew Gregerson
Gregerson
Helma Henrikson
Colline
Andrew C
Nelson
B. C. Grotberg
Points
Michigan
L. W. Hubbard
Shrine
St. Paul
Ralph Craft
Mrs. Crandell
W. J. Curren
Eckulson
No. 7
Martin Conlon
Simon Johnson
Riverside Hospital
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Rev
C. G. Naeseth
Andrew Thurston
State Normal School
Mr. Thurston
John F. Faydle
McHenry
Oscar Olsen
Winnipeg
East
Mr. Olsen
Scottish Canadian Regiment
Sarah Holmes
Henrietta Holmes
Portland
Oregon
Mr. Holmes
Mrs. al. Cramer
San Lorn
City
Twin Cities
N. J. Olsen
C. O. Langer
Peter Koislla
Wm. McKean
Sanborn
Times-Record
Ole Hanson
Fred Nelson
Green Township
Mr. Hanson
A. E. Lane
Peach
Lane
A. D
Sampson & Met
Calf Restaurant
Dr. Mellenthin
Kendred Hotel
Siegfried Pharmacy
Jack Aldrich
No. 3
Jack
M. J. Englert
Andrew Hartman
Rogers
W. R. Barnes
Mr. Hartman
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