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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1922

Page

7

Valley City Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events

Thursday's Daily W. A. Matson notes several visitors in Valley City including Jas Grady and W V Watson from Fargo, Col C P Stearns of Rogers, Mayor E R Bradley of Grace City, and Mrs C A Fisher of the Non Partisan League. Prof Knute Froysan returns from Grand Forks Music Festival as Rotary Club appoints officers. Local leaders attend church and civic meetings while Ben Poole recovers from an accident and Warren Towne enters Republican clerk race. High school music contest eligibility set for Grand Forks with Valley City entries in multiple solo and group events.

University At Grand Forks Valley City

City grounds praised as all season playground and park asset

Manager Sampson and aides renovated a sought after park and grounds to serve all outdoor sports for Valley City youth not just ball games. Hi Liners hold tryouts with eleven youngsters at the ball park as May pennant race looms with home opener May 20. Ed Wyttenbach completed left field dirt. east fence work progresses. and golf course repairs advance with seeding planned. The Girls Friendly Society of All Saints Church forms with fifteen officers and members for regular meetings and activities.

Sampson Valley City Ball Park Jamestown Hi-t. Liners Ed Wyttenbach Girls Belle Tess Henry Baker Henry Baxter Episcopal Church V. C. Country Club

Jamestown Visitors and Local Legal Attentions Reported

Friday’s Daily notes Friday's Jamestown residents and visitors in Valley City. G B Lyman from Jamestown visited. J K Murray from Hettinger attended to legal matters. Mrs R G Vallancey and Mrs R A Thompson of Jamestown were in the city. Burl Carragtoed to Fargo for business and returned. Senator Leslie Simpson of Starke County and attorney eyinson in city for legal work. Harvey Bobnhoff of Elizabeth Iowa visiting at Rev J F L Bohnhoff’s home. Mr and Mrs Pierce Blewett of Samestown spent last night en route from the neighboring city. Mrs Chas Buerge and nephew also mentioned.

R. G. Vallancey R. A. Thompson Jamestown Burl Carr Fargo Leslie Simpson Starke County Eyinson Harvey Bobnhoff Elizabeth City Rev J. F. L. Bohnhoff Pierce Blewett Samestown

Arbor Day and Community Notes from Fessenden

Arbor Day celebrations are noted with trees planted and banks closed for the holiday. People in town include James of Fessenden visiting the Cowells, auto salesman JN Skeim in town, Mrs Nelle Smith and relatives shopping in Fargo, and local church and civic events in the evening with refreshments served.

Nelle Smith Eva Personius Myron Personius Fargo Gateway City

Warden Whips Rioters At Cook County Jail Riot

A mob of over 300 surrounded the Ducas street jail in Chicago as rioters set fires and destroyed furniture. Warden Wesley Westbrooke personally subdued prisoners with a blackjack after fights on the fourth tier. Authorities reported riots ended when rioters cried for mercy and public property was saved. Governor Small pardoned two rioters later that day.

Chicago Cook County Wesley Westbrooke Joliet Captain Westbrooke Westbrooke J. J. Cahill Bismarck Board of Administration Valley City Small

R T Muir Visits Bismarck for State Teachers College Affairs

R T Muir of Bismarck, a member of the board of administration, was in the city yesterday attending to matters of business in connection with the State Teachers College.

Jas. Grady Security National Bank R. T. Muir Bismarck State Teachers College

Opening of Pure Food Grocery at Elmora Flat

P J Hornbacher starts Pure Food Grocery on Saturday at 8 am in the Elmora Flat room once used by E A Koontz Glen Grove Dairy. He stocks fresh groceries and seeks public patronage. The Times Record wishes him success. Also, State Board of Administration meets at State Teachers College with President C E Allen and new member Frank Talcott in attendance. Judge Berry’s Cahill seat dispute continues. The Masonic Blue Lodge holds a meeting at the Temple tonight followed by an informal dance party in the new ballroom with wives and sweethearts invited. An informal summer dance series begins tonight.

P. J. Hornbacher Elmora Flat North Fifth Avenue E. A. Koontz Glen Grove Hornbacher Times-Record State Board of Administration State Teachers College C. E. Allen Frank Talcott Cahill Berry Finnegan Masonic Blue Lodge Order

Odd Fellows home drive tours Oakes for Valley City site

Fred Colby John Halverson Ed Wyttenbach and Wm Foster traveled to Oakes last night to advocate placing the Odd Fellows home there. The Oakes lodge backs Valley City as the site and will assist at the June grand lodge meeting. The visitors spoke highly of Oakes calling it one of the nearest towns in the state. They returned about four this morning, tired but satisfied with the visit.

Fred Colby Oakes Odd Fellows Fred Grand Lodge John Halverson Wyttenbach Wm. Foster Odd Fellows Home Valley City

Frank Welch Narrowly Escaped Mob After Fatal Road Incident

In St Paul Minnesota on a May night Frank Welch ran down three persons in a erratic drive and possibly fatally injured Mrs F Peabody. A bullet fired by a pursuing motorcycle patrolman struck Mrs Albert Weiner as Welch’s car was cornered by police and the mob of about 300 surged toward Du cas Street Jail.

Frank Welch Ducas Street St. Paul, Minn, May

Trench Reaffirms Stand Russia Must Accept Terms

Genoa Italy May 8 Allied note response required. If Russia fails to clearly accept the terms the French will withdraw from the conference. The stance signals escalating pressure among allied powers over terms and participation.

Trench Russia Genoa Italy

New York Senators Ask to Refer Waterway Project Back

France reaffirms stance via Louis Barthou. New York delegation urges President Harding to return the St Lawrence Great Lakes waterway bill to engineers for more data. Rt Rev J Poyntz Tyler to preside at Episcopal Hall meeting in Saints Church context.

New York St. Lawrence-Great Lakes Waterway Harding Commission Ocean J. Poyntz Tyler D. D Episcopal Church of

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W. A. Matson W. V. Watson International Harvester Co Col. C. P. Stearns Rogers E. R. Bradley Grace City C. A. Fisher League State Executive Committee HH. D. Dodge Gray Tractor Co Minneapolis Barnes County Implement Co E. RB. Bradley Knute Froysan Prof. Froysan Rotary Club Carl E. Allen Len 8. Ward Ben Grotte Chas. F. Mudgett State Federation of Music Clubs Frances Chatburn John Moses Hazen, N. Dak Hanley Mandan Fargo Association of Congregational Churches Geo. D. Kelsey Harry Upton R. J. McDonald Ben Poole Ben Warren Towne Towne G. B Lyman J. K. Murray Hettinger Chas. Buerge Anil Nephew James Fessenden Mrs Lynn Cowell J.N. Skeim Times- Record Young People’s Society of the Lutheran Free Church Ruth Meldahl Clara Strangeland Odd Fellows Hall Welch France Louis Barthou No. 405 Right Price Mer, Co Ony” Seed Store Simenson Main Street N. D Lis'sen Herbie Kellogg's Kellogg’s W. K. Kellogg
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