Noltimier News And School Garden Updates
Mr Meyer, brother of Mrs Noltimier, is visiting the Noltimier home. Over one hundred shrubs trees and cuttings have been set out on the school grounds by the agricultural class. The playground will be next in line for improvement. Lunches were served at noon for the last time this year totaling about 4700 meals at two cents each. The venture was financially successful and will continue next year. Students train for play day events and a parade float will represent the school. H J Bruns is recovering from illness. Esther Koenig gave piano lessons at the school. The free lecture course will resume next fall with Dr John H Worst as likely first speaker. Twenty two fruit trees were planted to test varieties in our soil conditions.
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Bengtson
Fargo
Carleon
H. J. Bruns
Esther Koenig
John H. Worst
The
Agricultural College
Worst
North Dakota
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Lena Kosling
Notice to creditors and claimants that four months are allowed to present claims against Lena Kosling deceased. Frank Kosling is administrator. M J Englert is attorney. Valley City, Barnes County North Dakota. Dated April 24 1916. Last publication May 18.
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Lena Kosling
Frank Kosling
Valley City
Barnes
North Dakota
M. J. Englert
Barnest County
Local Officers Elected and Visiting Residents Noted
Elected officers include Mra. A. H. Anderson president Mrs. Ethel Ford vice president Mra. Ed Emery secretary and Mrs John Kock treasurer. Mortenson and son Oscar visited Valley City Tuesday Mra Ward Whal went to Laverne Monday Frank Olson works for Lew Stanley Dr Zimmerman examined the school last Wednesday Herb Weston Herman Gahlhoff and others called or stayed in the area Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Anderson
Ethel Ford
Ed Emery
John Kock
Mortenson
Oscar
Valley City
Ward Whal
Laverne
Frank Olson
Lew Stanley
Zimmerman
Herb Weston
Herman Gahlhoff
Emma Nelson
Esther Emery
Dahl
Getchell ‘Hill
Local society notes from Heman Sanborn Enterprise
Ill resident Lam bert Bommer Sr shows improvement. Miss Lizzie Kueho visited family. Various local families spent Sunday at relatives homes including the Schriever and Lettenmaier families. Miss Caroline Brock from Hobart stayed with her sister Mrs Chas Munz. Christine Sparger traveled to Fargo for a stay. The Larkin club met with Mrs J A Stoll, with refreshments served. Henry Knecht and Herman Knecht visited J A Stoll home with Miss Carrie Christ.
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Sanborn Enterprise
Lambert Bommer
Lizzie Kueho
Sam Wolski
Wm. Schriever
Caroline Brock
Hobart
Chas Munz
Christine Sparger
Fargo
Anthony Stephan
Francis
Rosie Bommer
Albert Stephan
William Franke
Herman Kreuslich
Larkin Club
J. A. Stoll
Henry Knecht
L. K. Stillings
Herman Knecht
Wimbledon
Carrie Christ
Valley City
Local social notes from West Getchen area
West Getchen May 10 residents and visitors are listed with travel by auto to Rienhold Young’s and Valley City. Neighbors stop by Zaun’s, Young’s, Kellar’s, Thiel’s, and other homes. shopping trips noted for Risa, Duffy, and Dotting families.
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Henry Young
al Jen
Rienhold Young
Will Dotting
Arnold Zaun
F. Luessen
Florence
Charles Young
Mr. Luessen
Gust
Valley City
Emil Winkler
Chas
Lemke
Charles Froelich
Klink
Etley
Louis Rissa
Susan Duffy
Kathleen
Will Thiel
Allen
Barney Sullivan
Louis Risa
Local visits and equipment update noted near Spiritwood
May 10 report shows Mr and Mrs John Craft and family traveling from Spiritwood for a Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs Joe Neakel. Geo Reidman delivered a new cream separator to Mat Lindorf for a short trial. Lindorf says he would not be without it.
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John Craft
Spiritwood
Joe Neakel
Geo. Reidman
Mat Lindorf
Mat
Reidman Prim roe separator appeal drives locals
A note invites those needing a separator to Reidman for a Prim Roe. A dance at the M. D. Lindor home Saturday drew a large crowd and high praise for the enjoyable evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Peterson and family, staying with their daughter, have moved to Berea where Mr. Peterson will run the elevator. Mrs. A. B. Kramer and Angeline, with Lawrence Lindorf, visited town last Saturday. Lawrence saw a barber.
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Reidman
M. D. Lindort
J. P. Peterson
Frank Burch
Berea
Lawrence Lindorf
Lawrence
Dust Storms and Local News From Springvale
May 9 report notes Fred Wegner buying a Ford and George J Kuhry acquiring an Empire car two weeks ago. Richard Maler works for John Noack again. Last Sunday a dust storm struck. Noack’s boys flew a kite and later picked rocks. John Noack’s livestock increases with two fine brown colts. Five five district schools closed April 21.
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Fred Wegner
George J. Kuhry
Empire
Richard Maler
John Noack
Summer School Announced for 1916 at Normal School
The Normal school issues The Bulletin with a June 29 to August 9 term start and plans for expanded faculty. New courses include international relations led by Professor W. M. Wemett, funded by the Carnegie Peace Foundation, plus conferences with E. J. Taylor and N. C. Macdonald. Each summer student gets a Valley City Chautauqua season ticket. The event features notable speakers at the Sheyenne river park and a Governor Hanna illustrated lecture on Norway, with Normal School tent accommodations. Elmar Dahl, 11, broke his ankle jumping from a porch, but is recovering.
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Normal School
W. M. Wemett
Wemett
North Dakota
Peace League
Carnegie Peace Foundation
E. J. Taylor
N. C. Macdonald
Valley City Chautauqua Assembly
Chautauqua Assembly
Sheyenne River
L. B. Hanna
Norway
State Normal School
Pretty wedding graces Valley City home Friday
A wedding occurred at the Walter Coop home on West Fifth Street with Marjorie Grace Coop marrying Norman A Burch of Valley City. The ceremony featured Gladye Fridd singing and Josephine Wright playing, followed by a four course luncheon and pink decor. The couple plans to reside in Plat 1 of the Sheyenne apartments after a two week honeymoon. Out of town guests included Miss Gertrude O Connell Brinsmade Miss Myrtle Coop Enderlin Mr Gordon Manson Enderlin.
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Walter Coop
Weat Fifth Street
Marjorie Grace
Norman
Rev. Lyon
Jake Grest
Mr. Burch
Myrtle Coop
Gertrude O'Connell
Brinsmade
Helen Roberta Hall
Josephine Wright
Jean Smith
Eva Coop
Imogene Perry
Mabel Barstaad
Hilma Larson
Laura Hedstrom
Farming That Pays on 60 Acres of Corn and 70 Hogs
Hastings Times notes John Freudhoff earned more clear money from his 60 acres of corn and 70 hogs last year than from the remaining three quarter sections planted to wheat and other small grains. The piece urges farmers to diversify rather than gamble on small grains alone.
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Hastings
John Freudhoff
Valley Hotel Opens New Office and Café Quarters
Saturday at 11 oclock the Valley Hotel opened its new offices and cafe on the first floor of its Main street building. Mine Host Hamilton is proud of the improved quarters which will facilitate handling the increasing business of this popular hostelry.
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Valley Hotel
Hamilton
Banquet Honoring Club Members By Husbands At Hotel Rudolf
The Woman's club held a Friday 8:30 banquet for its members served by their husbands in the Rudolf Hotel main dining room. A long center table featured crimson and cream roses, with 18 covers for a seven course dinner. Roses were given to the ladies and the event closed with autos to Otto Neumann residence for cards.
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Hotel
Rudolf
Woman's Club
Messrs
D. S. Ritchie
Jas, Grady
Otto Neumann
Varco
Regents Set Meeting At State Normal May 24
The State Board of Regents will meet with President McFarland at the State Normal school for several days beginning May 24. The five members include Emil Scow, J. D. Taylor, J. C. Power, Frank White, and L. F. Crawford with Chas. Brewer as secretary. Crawford and Scowe will inspect the Normal school a few days early.
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State Board of Regents
McFarland
State Normal School
Emil Scow
Bowman
J. D. Taylor
Grand Forks
J. C. Power
Leonard
Frank White
Valley City
L. F. Crawford
Sentinel Butte
Chas. Brewer
Emil Scowe
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