Valley City visitors and local notices spread across town
Thursday reports include Carrington visitors Mrs. Olson and Mrs. Cousins, Carpenter Lumber guest, and Mrs. Winkler in Fargo. John Neustaedter moves to 317 Conklin Ave. Several officials and workers, from Wallace to Myhre, are seen in City. Local business updates and church events wrap the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Olson
Carrington
Valley City
T. H. Cousins
Carrington, N. D
F. G. Carpenter
The
Carpenter Lumber Company
Sousa Band to Headline Chautauqua Concert on June 27
Secretary I J Moe tells the Times-Record that the Chautauqua has booked Sousa s famous band for June 27. Sousa will personally direct the concert with fifty five musicians and two soloists. The event is expected to draw a record crowd. Tom Bonhus, son of local residents, has returned from government service in France and will soon be home. C J Peterson of Valley City has leased the Fifth Avenue North store room formerly Dakota Meat Co for a New Variety Store set to open by June 1, with plans to move to Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.J. Moe
Times-Record
The
Chautauqua
Sousa
John Phillip Sousa
Sousa Band
Tom Bonhus
K. A. Bonhus
France
New York
Tom
Barnes County
C. J. Peterson
Valley City
Fifth Avenue North
Dakota Meat Co
Peterson
Jamestown
Getchen Prairie Ladies Aid Meeting Report
Mrs Ames and her sister Mrs Buchana and daughter Mrs Rhodie visited the home of Mr and Mrs J Rogers. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs J Rogers Thursday. Mrs Rogers attended the gathering at Getchen Prairie unclear text.
Red Cross Auxiliary appoints new chair amid health concerns
Harper resigns as chairman due to ill health and Mrs. J. H. Rogers is elected to lead the Red Cross Auxiliary. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Whitcher and family. Ronzheimer family visits relatives near Rogers. Mrs. J. H. Rogers Mrs. J. A. Rogers Mrs. Amen Mrs. Buchana and Mrs. Rhodie were guests of Mrs. M. M. White at Valley City. A number attended the junior play at the Normal Monday evening.
Local residents and visitors visit Valley City on Saturday
Saturday sees a stream of visitors and locals in Valley City including Mrs. R. C. Reinche from Harvey North Dakota and Miss Grace Oberg resuming her schooling at Golwin. Other travelers include Geo. P. Cross from McHenry North Carolina and J. C. Hilborn the seal merchant attending to business. The fire department elected officers for the year and set the state convention for June in Bismarck. An all night rain halts seeding but boosts progress for next week.
North Dakota building to cost about forty thousand dollars
New building noted as among the best of its size in the state with an estimated price of 40 000. Jon Curren expects several contracts this season as work increases in North Dakota. Committees for Children’s Week report 174 cradle roll and 577 primary junior Sunday school enrollees, two reported not. Visitation from house to house finds 625 enrolled and 272 not enrolled. pastors receiving enrollment cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Jon
U.S. raids crack North Dakota bootleg liquor network
Seven Iowa bootleggers were arraigned in Minnesota as 1200 quarts of whisky were seized. Federal agents report a large liquor pipeline from Pipestone County into dry states Iowa and the Dakotas and plan more arrests in Minneapolis to halt camouflaged shipments. Howard Gesell faces North Dakota bootlegging charges and possible Reed Act violations in federal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Iowa
Mankato
Minn
Pipestone County
North
South Dakota
Department of Justice
T. E. Campbell
Minneapolis
Minnesosota
North Dakota
Capitol
Burnquist
Howard R. Gesell
Cavalier County
Gesell
Hennepin County
Don C. Smith
Fred A.thompson
Thief River Falls
Frank Hammond In Hospital After War Wounds
Congressman George M. Young reports he visited Frank Hammond in hospital where two shrapnel wounds near the spinal column may require a dangerous operation. Hammond described his army service as a thrilling story and receives careful care with his mother arranging eggs and home baked cake. Young plans another visit and offers services as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. Young
Frank Hammond
Mr. Young
Congress
Upper
New York
Mr. Pegg
Oakes
Valley City
Frank
Mrs. Young
Immigrant Albert Lee Returns Home Amid Train Delays
Albert Lee arrived from abroad on April 19 and returned to the city last night to be greeted by friends. Meanwhile Northern Pacific Train No. 4 was over twelve hours late and, after midnight, attempted a switch-off with minor injuries reported in Forsyth, Montana. W. J. Curren secured a contract for a new high school in Hope during a recent visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lee
Mr. Lee
Old Town
Northern Pacific
Forsyth
Mont
N. P
W. J. Curren
Hope
Community optimism as Valley City cleans up
Friday report notes residents diligently improving homes and gardens for a neater town. Local business prospects brighten with ample work and optimism, while returning New York traveler Von Bonhus expresses relief. Various residents, including Miss Blanche L Nutt and John McAfee, are in town handling affairs and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Blind cultivation method for row crops described
The text explains blind cultivation as forming a small soil ridge over corn or potato rows. After a few days cross harrowing levels the ridges, keeping fine soil over plants. Weeds are disturbed when harrowing. To blind cultivate set the cultivator to throw in and straddle the row.
Langer Buys Fifty Five Passenger Buick Car
C O Langer of Sanborn purchased one of the new fifty five passenger Buick cars yesterday. He is described as a man of good judgment in selecting an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Cowell
Barnes County Implement Company
Sanborn
John Sauer
Sauer
C. O. Langer
Mr. Langer
Miss Sophia Reitan Returns to City From Dakota Visit
Miss Sophia Reitan arrives back in town after wintering at Britton South Dakota and stays with Aldahl. she plans a Makoti visit to see sister Mrs Peterson. Hawaiians at the Grand entertain a large crowd with good music, decent singing. The paper asks readers to settle subscriptions, warning late payers to borrow neighbors' copies if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Reitan
Britton
S. D
Alderman
H. Aldahl
Miss Reitan
Aldahl
Makati
N. D
Peterson
Thumps in Pigs Cause Irregular Breathing and Sudden Collapse
Pigs showing thumps breathe in irregular jerky bursts and fall away quickly. Overfeeding, little exercise, inadequate sunshine and ventilation are common causes. Treatment is to reduce feed, increase exercise, and place pigs in open air pens as weather allows.
Pigs Debarked From Quarantine with Sanitation Tips
In cases of illness the sick pigs should be removed immediately and destroy and burn if not valuable. Quarters must be disinfected thoroughly. Remove sawdust and litter when possible and clean in well lighted and ventilated pens.
Local Life Notes in Sheyenne Valley Community
Community updates from Sheyenne Valley include visits among the Henrikson Aas Olsen and Stevens families. Neighbors report on tractor and seed wheat trades, motorbike trips to Fingal, and shared farming tasks for spring. Church services are announced for May 11 at 11 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheyenne Valley
Denssby
Olan Olstad
Kathryn
Alfred Anderson
Joseph Stevens
Emil Opperud
Jens Henrikson
Arl Hinson
Bert Sebby
G. C. Aas
John F. Henrikson
Andrew C. Nelson
Eddie Aas
Marie Henrikson
Oscar E. Aas
Helge Olson
Julius Henrikson
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Casper Winkler
Mabel Winkler
Fargo
John Neustaedter
Gassman
Conklin Avenue
H. R. Personius
Isaac Chapman
Eckelson
Wm. Burchill
C. J. Lee
George E. Wallace
Bismarck
Stewart McDonald
State Highway Commission Gang of Engineers
Harry Jacobson
Post Office
Ralph Beatty
Harry
Carl A. Myhre
State Highway Commission
Mr. Myhre
Rudolf
Jack Fearing
Mr. Fearing
Tony Linn
City
Delco Light
Mr. Linn
Hugh Wright
Fred Carr
M. M. White
Cooperstown
Griggs County
E. L. Peterson
Dickingon Press
West
Soo
J. L. F. Bohnhoff
Anamoose
Lutheran Ohio Synod Church
R. C. Reinche
Harvey, N. D
J. E. Glass
Linton
Joh M. Nelson
J.C. Hilborn
Cal Rhodes
Geo. P. Cross
McHenry
N. C
Grace Oberg
Golwin
Eleanor Gordon
Finga
W. D. DeNault
Mr. DeNault
James River National Bank
That City
Pioneer Financial Institution of
E. T. Hallas
Foster County
H. W. Cherry
Pavey
Mr. Chery
Lighland Water Power
Fire Department
W. T. Craswell
C. A. Bonhus
H. N. Olsby
R. J. McDonald
H. L. Reade
Alex Karr
Vic Landquist
Vie
Valley City Fire Department
W. S. Nott Co
R. E. Hitzman
Chaffee’s
U.S
N.D
Ovorcore
Capes and
Dolmans
Capes and Dolmans
S . We
von Bonhus
John McAfee
John Leslie Paper Company
McAfee
Times- Record
Elmer Anderson
Blanche L. Nutt
Wimbledon
E. A. Allbee
Chaffee
Grand Forks
Mr. Albee
Mr. Chaffee
Lawrence Albee
Barlow, N. D
C. C. Chaffee
Vermont
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