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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1917

Page

4

Faulty Construction Endangers Jamestown Junior High

A floor support in the Jamestown junior high school sagged three and a half inches causing a tremor in a first floor classroom. Instructor L L Lamb dismissed pupils and led them out. King and a helper braced the weakened area preventing a serious accident. An investigation blamed faulty construction and poor workmanship. Board of Education to meet and discuss remedies with temporary braces planned to allow limited use.

Jamestown L. L. Lamb K. K. King Board of Education

Governor hints at no early special election for district

In Bismarck on May 8 the governor suggested no immediate special vote to fill the late Representative Helgeson’s seat. He said Congress may adjourn in June and likely not reconvene before December, arguing a campaign would waste time and North Dakota could endure absence longer. He has not fixed a date or formal process for candidate selection, though Republicans in Fargo favored convention selection.

Bismarck Henry T. Helgeson Congress Junean Frazier North Dakota Fargo

Tractor Jumped a Bridge Terrifying Farm Rescue

Park River resident W. J. Odne of Edinburg escaped a farm disaster when his tractor swerved and toppled into a coulee. The machine broke the railing, plunged down the embankment, and Odne was hurled five feet onto a pile of stones, narrowly avoiding being pinned.

Chip in Boys Slogan Spreads in Stanton Business District

Stanton May 8 The phrase Chip in, boys is being touted as a fundraiser slogan as 1 D Thue and G Fuerst tour business houses this week seeking contributions for a baseball team. At a recent meeting Dr C O Smith was named manager V V Isaacs captain and Dr C C Smith treasurer.

Stanton

Cavalier Honor Roll Names Nine Enlistees

Cavalier May 8 The honor roll of new enlistments from this city comprises Gordon Duncan Laverne Thompson Roy Disbrow Herbert Rahn Resviel Rohda John Schluchter Joseph Campbell Ernest Kibler and Charles McMurchie.

Cavalier Gordon Duncan Laverne Thompson Roy Disbrow Herbert Rahn Resviel Rohda John Schluchter Joseph Campbell Ernest Kibler Charles McMurchie

Bismarck Man Loses Homestead Fire Then Camped in Tent

Fort Yates May 8 A Bismarck man C T Wynkoot who filed last fall on a nearby homestead now lives in a tent after a prairie fire swept his section. The blaze destroyed all his provisions and farm equipment as it spread over a wide area.

Fort Yates C. T. Wynkoot Bismarck

Park River Considers Converting Ball Park to Garden

May 8. Park River may convert the ball ground into a garden tract if fans fail to organize a team. Citizens prefer a municipal garden over a baseball squad as the issue gains local sentiment.

Ball Park Park River

Jamestown Man Dies in Minneapolis

Jamestown May 8 James R Mc Ginnis 35 formerly of Jamestown died in Minneapolis Saturday of apoplexy The remains have been sent to Jamestown and the funeral will be held here Thursday May 8 The first pranks in North Dakota are reported at the T J Bell farm two miles from Cogswell Lightning killed two horses owned by unstad

Jamestown James R. McGinnis Minneapolis North Dakota

Aunt Abigail and Uncle Robert Move In and Out of a Hollow House

A narrator and wife host Aunt Abigail and Uncle Robert to quell a family feud over living space. The exasperating pair spar over politics and habits, while a plan to swap relatives leads to unexpected romance as Uncle Robert and Aunt Abigail reveal a budding marriage. The narrator later funds a home and annuity for the couple, who eventually live contentedly together.

Washington May 8 Conference on Submarine War Effort

Washington reports a high level naval and scientific meeting at Secretary Daniels home to review submarine defense experiments and future work. Key officials and Edison contributed as officials foresee rapid crystallization of efforts toward safer seas. Local clubs form Red Cross auxiliary with officers elected at a Tuesday gathering and a silver tea planned.

Washington Daniels Navy Naval Benson Taylor Griffin Earle Grant Submarine Service William Strother Smith Departments Scientifc W. L. Saunders Lawrence Addicks Thos. Robbins Elmer A. Sperry Benjamin B. Thayer Thomas A. Edison

Miss Parkinson Secures Two Navy Recruits in Jamestown

Jamestown reports Miss Emily Parkinson, appointed special navy recruiting officer, secured two new recruits for the regular navy. Celle and Henry Miller, sons of W. H. Miller of Cleveland, were the new rookies and departed for Minneapolis yesterday.

Jamestown Emily Parkinson Navy Celle Henry Miller W. H. Miller Cleveland Minneapolis

Jamestown Banker Joins Grain Exchanges Defense Council

E P Wells of Minneapolis, ex president of James River National Bank Joy in Jamestown joins a seven member committee representing grain exchanges to cooperate with the national defense council. Jodn Westhope reports May 8 a Canadian regiment member from Arras battle 28 year old van A Jackson is killed April 10 as a brother of Mrs John Hawker of this city. Blackleg returns to Adams county causing fear as cattle losses mount with multiple head reported by local farmers.

Jamestown E. P. Wells Minneapolis James River National Bank of National Defence Council Jodn Westhope van A. Jackson John Hawker Arras France Hawker Jackson Haynes Adams County C. Jensen C. A. Randall C. Mowry

Underwood Bid Farewell To Warbound Citizens

May 8 Underwood crowd gathers at the station to bid farewell to local young men enlisting. A Civil War veteran is carried aloft in a human-seat by cheering supporters as the procession moves through town and flags wave at the departing train.

Underwood

Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting at Lutheran Free Church

The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran Free Church will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 in the church parlors. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. M Mickelson. All welcome.

The Lutheran Free Church M Mickelson

Card of Thanks for Floral Tributes in Bereavement

Charles Hall and Mr and Mrs thank friends and neighbors for kindness and beautiful floral tributes during the loss of their wife and daughter.

Charles Hall

Young People Society Meeting At Lutheran Free Church

The Lutheran Free Church Young People's society will hold its regular meeting Friday at 8 in the church parlors. The program starts at 8 with refreshments served by Mesdames Swanson and Lauritson. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Mrs. Charles Hall died Friday May 4 at Riverside hospital after a brief illness. Funeral was at the Methodist church Monday afternoon. She leaves husband four children aged six and three months, her mother and three brothers and sisters of Eldridge. Mr. Hall lives on the Granger farm 11 miles north of Valley City, moved there last October from Canada. Interment was at Hillside cemetery. The family has community sympathy. F P Mann of Devils Lake, president of North Dakota Mutual Fire Insurance Company, was in the city Tuesday for an executive board meeting and returned Tuesday evening.

Abigail Trobert Uncle Robert Billy Robert Tanny Chen Young People’s_society of ther Lutheran Free church Mesdames Swanson Lauritson Charles Hall Riverside Hospital F. P. Mann Devils Lake North Dakota Mutual Fire Insurance Company Mr. Mann

Green Township Notes and Local Social Events

E L Bow George Olson and Myles Stillings traveled to Valley City last Friday. The school baseball team will visit Litchville May 12 to play the local team. Amy Evanson visited Valley City over the weekend. Lyceum program Thursday features Rev C B Ver milya and the Lutheran choir with the school orchestra. starts 8 15. Arbor Day observed with gypsy and hoboe outfits. students cleaned grounds and barns. Ladies Aid met at G Mikelson farm with Bow transporting about 12 girls in his big six. Prof E L Bow visited Enderlin last Saturday afternoon and returned.

E. L. Bow George Olson Myles Stillings Valley City Litchville Times-Record Office L. K. Stillings D. R. Jones Clark City Jones Amy Evanson Lyceum C. BE. Vermilya Luthieran Church Choir Green Township Noltimier Consolidated School Times-Record Mr. Bow G. Mikelson Enderlin

Real estate transfers listed for Valley City area

A stream of property dealings shows multiple transfers in Valley City and nearby towns. Names include A E B Peterson, Gilbert Anderson, Hope National Bank, W J Morrish, N B Perkins, Mary Hunt, J E Jacobson, Darey State Bank, Hugh McDonald, C K Myhbre, EB Myhre, H E McCready, Geo A McFarland, Burl Carr, Engebret Larson, Reneta Kallberg, Pauline Swanson, Ole Brudevold, F P Young, Township of Exina, and A R Rogers with parcels in Furgeson s 24 ad Oriska Riverside Benson s ad org Leal Root s ad Valley City. Amounts range from $1 to $3600 for various lots and tracts. The Timea-Record notes it will call while in Valley City and ends mid-sentence.

A. EB. Peterson Gilbert Anderson Furgeson Nome Hope National Bank W. J. Morrish N. B. Perkins Mary P. Hunt Oriska Times-Record Office Valley City J. E. Jacobson Darey State Bank First National Bank Hugh McDonald H. E. McCready C. K EB. K. Myhbre Riverside Geo. A. McFarland Burl Carr Root’s Ad. V. C Engebret Larson Reneta Kallberg Benson's Timea-Record Cal

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Aunt Abigail Abail St. Paul Panny Sal Fanny Fenny Dwo Hoth Jin Dea Graciana Scott Gray’s Dept. Store Edison Woman's Club Miss Parkinson Rwood Lutheran Ladies J. E. Hall Young People's Society
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