University of North Dakota Glee Club Delights Valley City
The University of North Dakota glee club drew a large audience at Congregational church in Valley City on Wednesday evening. A long program with frequent encores featured strong piano and cello solos, Indian songs, and comments by director Mr Norton. Alumni hosted a reception at the Misses Nielsen’s home, followed by student talks and solos at the high school chapel the next day.
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University of North Dakota Glee
Congregational Church
Valley City
College
Norton
Nielson
Barnes County
Cuyler Anderson
Anders
Patmore
Money and music mingle in a city recital review
The notice reviews a concert featuring S. Cuyler Anderson soloing with three or four encores and praise for his Scotch songs. A from St Thomas singer named O Connor performs Irish songs with praised vocal melody. Howard Patmore shines at the piano, Dudley Schnabel provides humor, and Mrs S J Johnson displays Hawaiian instrument act amid a Friday night crowd. A separate ad notes Continental Mortgage Co. offering loans on real estate.
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S. Cuyler Anderson
Cuyler
Harry Lauder
St Thomas
O'Connor
Howard Patmore
Dudley Schnabel
S. J. Johnson
Young Ladies Enjoy Merry Slumber Party
Miss Hermione Winterer hosted eight young ladies for a slumber party on Wednesday night. They attended a University glee club concert, enjoyed refresh ments, music, and playful moments before sleep. The next morning they had breakfast and a kodak session, leaving with praise for their hostess as a royal entertainer.
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Hermione Winterer
University Glee Club
Kodak
Bankers to Meet in North Dakota May District Sessions
North Dakota bankers announce May meetings across four districts with dates set for Hankinson Valley City Dickinson Devils Lake Grand Forks and Fargo. W C Macfadden says the program emphasizes state development with invitations to merchants and farmers. banking topics to be secondary to development goals.
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North Dakota
W. C. Macfadden
North Dakota Bankers’ Association
Hankinson
Valley City
Missouri Slope Group
Dickinson
Devils Lake
Grand Forks
Fargo
Equity Elevator Expands Capacity in St Paul Terminal
Equity Cooperative Exchange board awarded the terminal elevator contract in St Paul and increased capacity from 150000 to nearly 500000 bushels. Foundation work had been let earlier. The larger elevator will be ready to handle the 1916 crop.
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Equity Cooperative Exchange
St. Paul
Exchange
Century Class Hosts Enjoyable Party For Dependables
The Century class of young men from the Congregational church hosted a party for the Dependables, a young women’s class, Tuesday evening. They used the basement social room recreation room and gymnasium for games and celebrations chaperoned by Mr. Lyon and Mrs. White. The Century class committee led by George Tenney Marlon Avery and Roy Larson organized the evening from fishing opener to strawberry shortcake finale, with praise from the guests.
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Century
Congregational Church
Dependables
Lyon
White
George Tenney
Marlon Avery
Roy Larson
Local dealer arrested for speeding by city police
Friday afternoon Chief of Police Swanson arrested a local automobile dealer for speeding. He was arraigned before Justice Zabel and assessed $10 in costs. Mrs. Walter Clark of Tower City spent Friday in the city as a guest of Mrs. H. M. Velzy.
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Swanson
Zabel
Costa
Walter Clark
Tower City
City
H. M. Velzy
Not Enough Children Need Scott's Emulsion Now
A public health styled note urges addressing malnourished children with Scott's Emulsion. It emphasizes pale faces lean bodies frequent colds and lack of ambition as signs of under nourishment and promotes the product as a concentrated source of food elements to strengthen weakness and build vigor.
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Scott
Ott & Dovae
Knights Templar Elect Frank White Chief Officer Group
The Knights Templar of North Dakota elected Frank E. White of Valley City as grand commander and named officers for the coming year at a Masonic temple session in Grand Forks. Installation followed, with reports, elections, and a banquet, drawing about 100 knights including visiting members. the event ended the state meeting.
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Grand Forks
Knights Templar
North Dakota
Masonic Temple
Frank E. White
Valley City
Grand Cimander
Herbert G. Procter
Jamestown
Granville W. Wolbert
New Rockford
William D. Henry
Wahpeton
Wilson L. Richards
Dickinson
John H. Fraine
Gratton
William J. Hutcheson
Bismarck
Alexander B. Taylor
Fargo
Walter J. Stockwell
Ernest C. Eddy
Allan V. Haig
Devils Lake
Otto Bauer
J. H. G. Turner
Bottineau
Knights of
Knights of St. Aldermar Commandery
D. W. McKenzie
Francis E. White
Nebraska
W. J. Hutcheson
Alumni Entertained for Glee Club Boys
The Barnes County Alumni society hosted a Wednesday night gathering at Mr and Mrs Wylie Nielson home on Fifth avenue for the university glee club. About 85 attendees included seniors and faculty from the High school, university students visiting home, and glee club members. Named guests included Miss Christine Finlayson Miss Flossie Byford and Miss Cassell.
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Barnes County Alumni Society
University Glee Club
Wylie Nielson
Fifth Avenue
Glee Club
University
Christine Finlayson
Flossié Byford
Jamestown
Miss Cassell
Getchell Prairie School
University social features green and pink color scheme
A university gathering used green and pink decor including decorations and candles with a buffet luncheon led by Mrs. Mudgett and served by Mrs. Hilborn with Mrs. Hunt assisting. Groups of 20 were admitted, pink and green ribbon favors added, and music provided the entertainment amid an informal friendly atmosphere. A patient testimonial touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough, claiming quick relief and full recovery after two bottles.
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Chamberlain
S. F. Grimes
Crooksville
Ohio
Valley City Wins Eight-Week Sunday School Contest
Valley City defeated Williston by over 4000 points in the final eight week contest between Congregational Sunday schools. Williston won the first round. Valley City claims the attendance contest victory. C. J. Lee predicts county wheat acre reduce 25 percent due to late spring with barley flax and some corn replacing wheat. W A Siegfried and Supt Wellem drove from Sanborn Saturday morning.
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Congregational
Williston
Valley City
C. J. Lee
Hostess Honored Sister at Pretty Party in Spring Theme
Mrs Olaf Simonson entertained twenty ladies Thursday night in honor of her sister Mrs L T Oleson. Yellow jonquils brightened the rooms. A flower contest awarded Mrs Platou the honors and Mrs Hartwick won a bargain stunt. Gems from leading artists played on the phonograph before refreshments were served.
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Olaf Simonson
L. T. Oleson
Platou
Hartwick
Dixie party at Conklin avenue hosted by Mrs J J Melsance
Mrs J J Melsance entertained about a dozen friends at her Conklin avenue home on Wednesday evening. The Dixie party featured southern music and cards with refreshments served about midnight. The event was an exceptionally happy gathering. Northwest Nursery crews grade courthouse grounds and plan planting after work is done.
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J. J. Melsance
Conklin Avenue
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