Valley City News Roundup May 4 1914
Frances Aamoth arrives from Fargo to join American National Bank. Henry Deumland visits from Bismarck tied to Valley City Grocery Co. Mrs. Ployhar hosts bridge with high score prize to Mrs. Peterson. Episco pal Guild officers elected. Scouts and clubs plan Rainbow party and summer trips. Several residents depart for South Dakota and Minnesota for work or visits. Bishop Tyler presides at All Saints and confirms eight. Local schools note fly trap project and term plans. Various church groups meet with guest night at Music Club plans and civic discussions.
Eye Talk No 9 Clarifies Vision Through Effort
Eye Talk No 9 discusses how people with abnormal eyes can gain clearer vision through deliberate effort and training. It emphasizes the role of practice and focus in improving sight despite conditions.
City News and Arrivals May 9, 1914
Rex Lindemann of Enderlin was a visitor in the city yesterday. Mrs. Charles Du Vall was a Fargo-bound passenger on Monday. Sam Blink of Minneapolis is in town on business. Mrs. A. E. Hervey and Miss Bana Anderson returned to Yankton after a visit. Our Saviors Lutheran Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon. refreshment duty by Mrs. A. Brown and Mrs. C. J. Olson. Al Saints Episcopal choir not meeting this week due to no services. Charles F. Luessen of Fulton market discussed business in the county western district. John Tracy of First National Bank left for Minneapolis on business. Mrs. Mia West and baby expected home tonight from New Rockford. States Attorney M. J. Englert returned from the capital on No. 4 after legal matters. George Riedman and Henry Lipemeyer of North Dakota Motor Co. will visit Sanborn for county business. The Bassett flat in Sheyenne apartments taken by A. Stern family. Friends of Jack Coughlin rejoice at his recovery and discharge. John Tracy left last night for Minneapolis on business. Ole Oleson arrives from Mott and rents the Baringham residence. family to move to Valley City soon. States Attorney M. J. Engelert filed a burglary complaint against Albert Eckert in Judge Moe's Court. Eckert waived examination and will plead guilty in District Court. Eckert admitted entering a bar car and appropriating shoes and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Hudson
Paynesville
Minn
Tae Boyd
All Saints’ Eylocopal Choir
Mire
C. C. Tobey
Mary
Sauk Centre
Fargo
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
L. Overgaard
Music Club
Jean Smith
J. E. Featherstone
Lee Combs
Bismarck Atteding
O. P. Ederson
Christ+mas
California
Mary Stibal
Wimbledon
J. W. Rosewald
Harvey
Ray Bassett
Sheyenne
Mr. Bassett
W. C. Lyon
Corvalles
Oregon
Mr. Lyon
Rey. Lyon
Valley City
Rex Lindemann
Enderlin
Charles du Vall
Sam Blink
Minneapolis
A. E. Hervey
Miss Bana
Anderson
Yankton
D. D
Ladies 'Aid Society of Our Saviors Lutheran Church
Harry West
Baby
New Rockford
M. J. Englert
George Riedman
Henry Lipemeyer
North Dakota Motor Company
Sanborn
Imettrapolis
Western Brutines
Baringham
Helena Ave
M. J. Engelert
Moe
Albert Eckert
Eckert
Local happenings from April 30 1914 page
Residents relocate and welcome guests as Olsen and Wiseman families move into new homes and summer plans begin. A jewelry store break in Fargo prompts a potential clue about stolen chains rings and gold watches. Sun breaks through lifting crop mood while Times Record adds twenty foot rear extension and front renovations. Lew Craswell visits Jamestown Carrington for town viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Olsen
Sheyenne
J. H. F. Thomson
Jamesown
Farmers Elevator Association
Carl Wiseman
Sam Mikkelson
Tracey Avenue
Mikkelson
Otto Davidson
O. Hofust
Halsted
Minnesota
Ouradnix
William Davis
Burlington
Wisconsin
Asher Lawnson
Fargo
Swanson
Times
Lew Craswell
Carrington
Jamestown
Local News Briefs From Friday May Day 1914
From Friday's Daily Friday May 1 1914 reports E D Lum left on a short business trip to Melrose Minnesota and will return Sunday Fairfax Anderson of Carrington back home from Platou hospital after illness Mrs Fred Jenson discharged from hospital nearly recovered Carl Lukken hospital patient left for home Jack Coughlin recovering from serious illness at Platou hospital Mrs Bassett improving and able to sit up Effie Stiles visiting and returning to Vancouver B C C J Lee recovered from mumps on street again Mrs Frank Ulm noted as delightful
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Lum
Melrose
Mian
Fairfax Anderson
Carrington
Platou Hospital
Fred Jenson
Carl Lukken
Jack” Coughlin
Vancouver
J. Lee
Frank Ulm
Socials and visitors highlight North Dakota notes
Ming Effie Stiles hosts a small group with euchre at two tables and a luncheon while Mrs John Gray wins the prize. Mr and Mrs Sorenson have rented a flat in Colonial flats and will join husband in county. Mrs Lee Combs hosts an auction bridge afternoon with refreshments. Funeral services for John Faust set for Monday at 3 PM at Hobart church with burial in Hobart cemetery conducted by Rev Cavallin. Out of town relatives expected. Edna Anderson of Yankton South Dakota visiting relatives. Mrs A D Hervey of Yankton on business. John Hellerson of Cooperstown visiting daughter Mrs Lew Whitson. Albert Holland heading to St Paul then Dubuque. North Dakota housing needs grow as J L Betzina seeks a home in city. his Rogers home could be moved if suitable. J Witherow of Sanborn selects trees for farm home, supports Northwestern Nursery movement. Jacob Eckel to Minnesota with family, has taken a homestead in northern Minnesota. Mr and Mrs C F Mudget return from Hunters Hot Springs on No 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Effie Stiles
John
Gray
Charles Sorsmgon
Valley City
Robert Joes
Sorenson
Lee Combs
Miss Stilea
Euclid Avenue
John Faust
Missoula
Montana
Hobart Church
Cavallin
Moorhead
Edna Anderson
Yanton
South Dakota
Hervey
Yankton
John Hellerson
Cooperstown
Lew Whitson
Albert Holland
St. Paul
Dubuque
J L. Betzina
Betzina
Rogers
J. L. Witherow
Sanborn
Mr.Witherow
Northwestern Nursery Company
North Dakota
Jacob Eckel
Abe
Minnesota
Mr. Eckel
C. F. Mudget
Hunters Hot Springs
Judge Irgens Buys New Auto In Local Scene
Saturday’s notes from the Daily show probate judge Irgens enjoying a new Litve car. J B Shearer of Darey rumored candidate for sheriff visits the city. Several residents move homes and attend social events. Lila Platou praised for lead in A Nautical Knot. local dances and school banquet at Rudolf noted.
Program Highlights At School Event With Senior Focus
Roy Weston gave the welcome address, Harold Mayer gave the response, Malan Cole spoke on Our Seniors, Erling Platou discussed How to Become a Senior. Mr Taylor addressed Hand Grasp Hand and Leila Tracey delivered the farewell. Marion Messer read in a pleasing manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Weston
Harold Mayer
Malan Cole
Erling Platou
Talks on Thrift Advice From T. D. Mc Gregor
A passage urged savings over debt to secure future happiness and prosperity. It warns against lavish monthly payments for planes cars and encyclopedias and stresses the importance of building a margin of resources. The message from Mc Gregor emphasizes that success is determined by what a family saves rather than what it earns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Bank
T. D. McGregor
In Honor of Her Sister Readings at Rex Theater
Miss Nellie W. Farnsworth sends invitations for a Monday reception from 4 to 6 pm at Sheyenne apartments in honor of Mrs. G. L. Hubbell and Miss Florence Turner of Fargo. At 3 pm guests meet at Rex theater where Mrs. Hubbell will read Nawatha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie W. Farnsworth
Sheyenne Apartments
G. L. Hubbell
Florence Turner
Fargo
Rex Theater
Farnsworth
Hubbell
Fargo College
Dakotas
Minnebaha
Hiawatha
Mrs. Hubbell
Mrs. Hub
Sexual Knowledge Illustrated 320 Pages
An advertisement for a comprehensive sex education book by Winfield Scott Hall praising its accuracy and usefulness. It claims to cover marriage happiness, manhood and womanhood, sexual abuses, and social diseases. Priced at $1.00 with postage ten cents, published by Miami Publishing Company in Dayton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Scott Hall
Leipzig
Chicago Tribune
Philadelpha Press
Standard Book of Knowledge
Philadelphia Ledger
New York World
Miami
Publishing Company
Dayton
Ohio
Two College Concerts Inspire College Girls At Wells Aurora
The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra played a Wells College afternoon concert for about 300 girls on Cayuga Lake. Mr Oberhoffer joked about the music quality and the audience laughed and applauded. The ensemble then toured to Ithaca for a Cornell concert that evening, provoking strong student enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hall
New York
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Wells College
Aurora
N. Y
Glrl
Cayuga Lake
Oberhoffer
Obelhoffer
Wella College
Ithaca
Cornell
Buffalo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frances Aamoth
N. Aamoth
American National Bank
Henry Deumland
Bismarck
Deumland
Valley City Rocery Company
Frank Ployhar
Charles Peterson
Episcopal Guild
Guild
Beachem
W. W. Smith
Dawin Mayland
Storey
Edna Zarivtz
Irma McLaughlin
Jamestown College
Della Codding
Theodore Munson
Munson
Jennie Wren
Manne
Hudson
Valley City High School
Ladies’ Aid Society of Our Savvlor’s Lutheran Church
A. Brown
C. J. Olson
Tyler
All Saints’ Parish
Vernon Gale
Story
Mabel Story
Harriet Aufinson
Anieta Johnson
Parker Peake
Clifford Aufinae
Bishop Tyler
Mapleave
J. N. Defoe
Pir
Peerson
Stevenson
Soo ¢ Ling
N. P
Lim
T Melrose
Ming
Barnes County Pioneer Club
Chautauqua
Sprauls Club
B. Featherstone
Gigurdson
Beasie Ashton
Westergand
Brown
By A. Ross Butler
Cate
Over Grand Theatre
Irgens
Probate Court
J. B. Shearer
Darey
Burl Carr
Leal
Gladys Oglesby
Sattie Midndge
A Dkota
Collee
Lila Platou
Times Record
Cook
J. W. Noxon
W. E. Blume
Hauser
Eighth Avenue
Alex, Karr
Calhoun
Ltte Chaffee Company
Frank Plovhar
M. C. Grangaard
Om No. 7
Grace Soolin
Fergus Falls
Main
Walter McDonnell
McDonnell
J. J. Earley
Twin Cities
Rudolf
George R. Sims
London
Sims
Tis Office
Mr. and
Mrs
Vernon Castle
Iowa
Tryone
Base Ball Supplies, Spaulding and
Stall & Dean
Srentator Hot Point Electric Store
F. W. Heidel
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