Million Dollar Band to Play in Valley City May 31
Harold Bachman and his Million Dollar Band, acclaimed after a rapid rise from Army service, set to appear in Valley City under American Legion auspices. The group, featuring Robert Brave, James E. Son, Earline Sodahl, Graydon Lower, and a sonar soloist, will tour major fairs and expositions in 1920, promising a big event for Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bachman
Valley City
American Legion
Bachman
the Army
United States
Minnesota
Robert Brave
Invernetist
James E. Son
Match Iter Us
Earline Sodahl
Duluth
Graydon Lower
Minjer
Minois
Soli
Villoy City
Fargo Facing Another Strike Over Closed Shop
Fargo workers including Teamsters and truck drivers near full organization push for a closed shop while accepting a 54 hour week wage scale of 40 dollars for team drivers and 30 dollars for stablemen. Bread shortages persist as bakers strike for eighth day and Dilworth railroad workers boycott Parvo bakeshops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uw Fargo
Dilworth
Parvo
National speakers to address North Dakota editors convention
Speakers of national prominence will address North Dakota editors at their annual convention in the Commerce Club rooms Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Commeres
Editors Prepare For State Association Meeting
Dates set for August 6 and 7 in Fargo with Hotaling of Minneapolis as a speaker. The executive committee discussed attendance pending final confirmations and stressed the event’s importance amid print paper price concerns affecting both city and rural publishers. Members listed include Forkner, Black, Trubshaw, Tosteyin, and Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fago
H. C. Hotaling
Minneapolis
Etary
National
Ediassociaton
Wrd Harvived
Genewal
M. L. Forkner
Langdon
State Association
N. B. Black
Fargo
P. R. Trubshaw
Valley City
H. Tosteyin
Mandan
R. J. Hughes
Wahpeton Field
Obituary of Mrs. Robert Bowen in Valley City
Mrs. Robert Bowen died last Thursday at age 48, having lived in Valley City since childhood. Married two years ago to Robert Bowen, she leaves a sorrowing husband, mother Mrs. Mary Schmidt, sisters Mrs. John Neusteadter and Mrs. Butterfield of Cartwright and Moccasin, Mont, and brother Frank Schmidt of Rawlins, Wyo. She was a Royal Neighbors member. Funeral Monday at 10 at the Catholic church, burial in Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bowen
Valley City
Mary Schmidt
John Neusteadter
Ry Butterfield
Cartwright, X. D
Harve Brownlee
Moccasin, Mont
Frank Schmidt
Rawlins
Wyo
Marry Butterfield
Bowen
Royal Neighbors
Local residents engage in visits and errands in Fingal area
Henry G Aas and Jens Henrikson agtoed to Fingal last Monday afternoon on business Alfred Anderson visited with Peter Gregerson last Sunday afternoon Christ Mickkelson shopped at Kathryn last Tuesday afternoon Miss Helman Henrikson called on Mrs Johanna Henrikson last Monday C W Olson visited Peter Gregerson's last Monday afternoon for a load of feed ground H M Hanson traveled to Fargo last Tuesday afternoon on business M G Ans and son Henry and John F Henrikson drove to Kathryn last Tuesday afternoon for shopping Farmers in the neighborhood plow for bare ley and oats Elvin Hanson was a Kathryn business visitor last Tuesday afternoon John F Henrikson visited James G Thoreson's home last Sunday evening Mrs Andrew Westby and son Albert went to Kathryn last Saturday on shopping Alvin Johnson was a Litchville visitor last week August F Holst of Kulm called at Jens Henrikson's last Sunday evening Mr and Mrs H M Hanson and Miss L Nelson autoed to Valley City last Saturday on shopping Eddie Aas helped Henry G Aas fix his Oil Pull a few days last week Jens Henrikson and daughters Helma and Sarla were Kathryn shoppers last Friday Alfred Anderson bought a Ford from Alves Bros of Kathryn last Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Mickkelson
Kathryn
Helman Henrikson
Johanna Henrikson
C. W. Olson
Peter Gregerson
H. M. Hanson
Fargo
G. C. Ans
Henry
John F. Henrikson
Kethryn
Elvin Hanson
James G. Thoreson
Andrew Westby
Albert
L. Nelson
Valley City
Eddie Aas
Henry G. Aas
Jens Henrikson
Helma
Sarla
Alfred Anderson
Alves Bros
Bank Ledger Details and Sworn Statements 1920
North Dakota bank ledgers show loans and discounts totaling about 1.7 million with U.S. government securities and other bonds. The report records capital stock, surplus, deposits, and circulating notes, sworn by cashier C. F. Mudgett and notarized May 10, 1920, Barnes County.
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U.S
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Vane
United States
State of
North Dakota
Barnes
C. F. Mudgett
B. R. Pfusch
N. D
John Tracy
Darby O'Malley
H. C. Ramoth
H. C. Armoth
G. L. Isensee
Barnes County
Ferd Noecker
Ben Northridge
James Grady
Community Notes From Clark City And Surrounding Locales
Local residents report visitors from Wisconsin and Minnesota, including Mr and Mrs William Haney and Mrs D R Jones. Arbor Day observations note widespread tree planting and moisture care. Rev F Lucking from Plaza ND is visiting Clark City.
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Rev. F. Lucking
Plaza
N. D
New Shoes from Old Ones at Swanson’s Shoe Shop
Swanson’s Shoe Shop promotes rebuilding old shoes for extended use. The ad likens worn footwear to loyal friends and invites customers to see how “New Shoes from Old Ones” can be made. Located in the American Exchange Bank Building, Valley City, North Dakota.
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Sheyenne Valley
Fingal
Family Shoe Store
L. Sachs
First National Bank
Security National Bank
New York
Alexander Hamilton Rice
Orinoco River
Rice
Hem
Anoes
Bleck
France
the Peoples Store
Clark City
Wm. Haney
Wisconsin
Jos. Henchberger
Homer Clark
Wm. Jones
Wimbledon
Louis Sjustrand
D. R. Jones
Anna
Frank Stillings
Max House
Robert Kee
Sanborn
Arthur Kee
Willie
Lizzie Gordon
Campbelle
Frank Fomler
Jake DeVries
Jamestown Hospital
M. M. White
Roland
Ed Harper
F. L. Wicks
Wicks
DU EoucaTon
Duroc Gifts
King the Col
Oriska
W. W. Brewer
Starke
Court House
Nellie
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