Community Notes from Green Township May Events
Miss Amy Evanson visited at the Morten Mortenson home last Sunday. The band is understood to meet for practice next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson visited Andrew Davidson's home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Hager entertained a group of young folks Sunday evening. A number of youths gathered at the Meldahl home Sunday afternoon. Church services were held at the school house Sunday by Rev. Vermilya from Valley City. Call the Times Record office when in Valley City to see the wonderful notype machine. Andrew Davidson rode to Minot last week on business. Prof. E L Bow went to Jamestown Saturday on business, returning Sunday evening. Miss Thorson of the eighth grade from near Litchville visited her home last Sunday. The Cheerful Liar plays Saturday May 19 with music. admission 35 and 20 cents. The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs L E Bow Wednesday afternoon at the schoolhouse apartments. Harlow Stillings is reported to have joined Company G of Valley City. four residents from this town in the company. Times Record urges neighbors to visit Valley City printing office. Last Friday the school baseball team went to Litchville to play the high school. we were beaten 9 to 2. Lineup includes Geo Olson, Myles Stillings, Walter Davidson, Carl Hanson, Lloyd Stillings, C Olson, Axelson, Jacobson.
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Amy Evanson
Morten Mortenson
John Davidson
Andrew Davidson
Geo. Hager
Meldahl
Vermilya
Valley City
Times-Record Office
Minot
E. L. Bow
Jamestown
Miss Thorson
Litchville
Ladies’ Aid Society
L. E. Bow
Harlow Stillings
Times-Record
Geo. Olson
Myles Stillings
Walter Davidson
Davidson
Carl Hanson
Lloyd Stillings
C. Olson
Axelson
Jacobson
Fargo
Edson
M. Hanson
Alma Knutson
Minnie Borkerud
Pelican Rapids
Minn
Hannah Halvorson
East
Herbert Asp
Martha Bryne
P. P. Reitan
Hastings
Lillethan
Nome
Amerud
Ole Granlum
Burg
C. L. Knutson
Sophie
Peter Olson
A. L. Siland
Charley Olson
Same
H. T. Hanson
Clarence Hellickson
Jens Mahlum
Montana
Haines
Perdulac
Nick Nelson
Rudolph Harbich
Brahtz
John Stromstad
Ft. Ransom
Mabel Hanson
Oscar Anderson
la Moure
Elling Pederson
Fire Department
N. P
Johnny
Erwin Severson
Mordlach
Sask
Dan
Jeng Olsberg
Portal
Sanders
Grand Forks
O. Hjelter
Alice
Smiston
A. Lohn
A. Hagen
Harlem
Mont
Edna Hanekt
St. Paul
R. B. Marshie
Paul Lindemann
Farmers’ Elevator
Licht Brigade
A. B. Pittendr
Rey
B. W
R. B. Marshke
Chaffee
Embden
Erbstosser
Leonard
Jim Wright
Geo. Buhrman
David Anderson
Saskatchewan
Anderson
Wheaton
Willard Myers
Ford
M. EB
Elmer Larson
Walam
Dazey
J. B. Shearer
Jacob Brox
P. A. Anderson
Hannaford
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Fred Jacobson
Leo Ratcliff
Sutton
McKean
P. EF. Skaparbak
Richland County
Nonpartisan League
A. J. McInnes
Twin Cities
Fred Krueger
Moorhead
James Bachenheimer
A. O. LaValley
Darey
J. L. LaValley
Lola
Carey
Gudemestad
Board of County Commissioners
Rasmussen
Eckelson Notes May 17 Army Call and Local News
Otta! Kuttkhe plans to leave Thursday night to join the army. R. M. Stoll replaces Chas Beighley in the pool room. Ed Thompson buys a new Mitchell from P. E. Knudson. Miss Layden visits Moorhead with Steve O’Leary. Warren Scouten buys a Ford from Anton Fried. Wm. Wittig’s house addition nears completion. Fred Greek renovates interior of restaurant and meat market. Geo. Whipple and James Davis visit Eckelson. Jack Kramer welcomed a ten pound daughter born May 12. Linotype machine noted. McLain raising a large new dairy barn via Thompson Yards. Dick Simmons and Oscar Berg rit Chas Baker visit Valley City. Vernon Sherwood, Ralph Pirnie, and Herman Engebretson tour Millerton. John Pross owns a big Cole car from Anton Fried & Son. The Times-Record seeks neighborhood notices. J. E. Pirnie and O. D. Lenn families tour James River Sunday and spend evening at Spiritwood Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Sanborn Enterprise
Fred Greek
Geo. Whipple
James Davis
Urbana
Eckelson
Jack Kramer
Times-Record Office
Valley City
B. McLain
Thompson Yards Service Department
Dick Simmons
Oscar Berg
O. D. Lenn
James River
Warren Scouten Ami
Spiritwood
Lake
Valley City Visitors Highlight May Social Notes
Sanborn Enterprise reports a flurry of local visits and misfortunes with teams as residents travel to Valley City, families gather at homes, and Vernon and Jackson expand country delivery by auto, drawing appreciation from the community.
Town News Roundup from Fargo Trips to Local Goings-On
Residents report travel to Fargo and Valley City with returns to Litchville and Hastings. A school election is set for June 5 to elect one three year director. Other items note visits, property purchases, a land trip to Montana, hospital confinement, elevator construction, storm damage, and a commercial college advertisement.
Rain Needed as Steady Craps Report Pleases
May 17 entry from Sanborn Enterprise notes a shower is needed despite fine craps. Mentions visits by Mrs. Sam Randahl and son to M.S. Stinson, Cassatt and Rohde families, and various Valley City calls. Describes Rolla Christiansen's school entertainment with measles recovery affecting attendance and several local visits to Cassatt and Tabbert homes.
Local Notes and Visitors From May Week in Lucca
Lucca residents and relatives share news of visits, travel and family events from Embden Fargo Casselton and Valley City. Olga Probst of Embden and Edna Hanekt of St Paul visit Lucca while Edna joins Mrs Marshke in host duties. Jim Wright returns from Fargo with furniture for the near completed hotel as Miss Hanekt and Mrs Marshke plan brief departures.
Rheumatism Arrested by Blood Purity in Scott Emulsion
Many suffer chronic rheumatism from impurities in the blood. The ad claims purifying the blood and cod liver oil in Scott’s Emulsion improves overall health, strengthens organs, and upbuilds strength. It urges refusing alcoholic substitutes and asserts thousands benefit daily.
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Scott
Ott
Daze y Commercial Item Highlights Local Visits
Mr Bender visited Cooperstown last Saturday while Dr C Nolte toured Valley City on business. Mrs Olaf Johnson returned to Dazey from a short stay in Valley City. Miss Eva Jones and the domestic science class hosted the board and teachers at the high school in Dazey.
Dr Mellethin Free Visit Clinic in Minneapolis Notice
One Day Only Dr Mellethin a regular graduate in Medicine and Surgery licensed by North Dakota offers free consultation and examination during a trip. He claims to treat stomach liver and nerve diseases with non surgical methods and answers ailing patients. German spoken address 336 Boston block Minneapolis Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellethin
North Dakota
Boston Block
Minneapolie
Mina
Local Notices And Visits In Dazey Area
Supper last Friday evening and a Mother's Day program marked community activity in Dazey. Residents report visits from Elmer Larson and Jacob Brox while others traveled to Valley City Sutton and Moorhead for relatives and events. Road inspection trips with County Commissioner Gudemestad and Rasmussen occurred after brief visits.
Lyon and relatives visit amid rheumatism and travels
Mr and Mrs S S Lyon of Fargo spent Sunday with their son Rev Willard Crosby Lyon who remains confined at home with rheumatism. Miss Sophia Kramer and cousin Mrs Mark Callahan visited at John Kramer home near Berea. Mr and Mrs J H Lubbehusen of Litchville spent Sunday at the Nester farm as guests of Mr and Mrs Kuntz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Lyon
Fargo
Willard Crosby Lyon
Sophia Kramer
Mark Callahan
John Kramer
Berea
J. H. Lubbehusen
Litchville
Nester Farm
Kuntz
Will Enroll Ten Million Men Tuesday June 5
Washington May 20 Preparations to register ten million young men for military service on June 5 proceed swiftly across the country. Forty two states report readiness to process the massive census in a single day under a centralized yet decentralized system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Naional
Hhis
Featherstone tops girls in interscholastic declamation
Grand Forks May 19 Herman Makoff of this city won the boys interscholastic declamation contest at the university. James Shikany of Williston took second and Harry Horwitz of Fargo third. Helen Featherstone of Valley City won first in the girls contest with Virginia Short of Cavalier second and Ruby J. Crothers of New Rockford third. Prizes were 10 7 and 4 dollars. Judges were Supt B L Kubnes Prof Frederick Koch and Miss Isabel Hayes. President F L McVey presided. Mrs Elgie Carmen and her son from New Rockford visit the Burchill home on Fourth street. Miss Hayes of Fingal spent Sunday in Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
Herman Makoff
James Shikany
Williston
Harry Horwitz
Fargo
Helen Featherstone
Valley City
Virginia Short
Cavalier
Ruby J. Crothers
New Rockford
B. L. Kubnes
Langdon
Frederick Koch
The
University
Isabel Hayes
Wesley College
F. L. McVey
Elgie Carmen
Little Son
Sam Burchill
Fourth Street
Misa Hayes
Fingal
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Heman
Sanborn Enterprise
John Campbell
Sam Wolski
Chas. Munz
Sttenburg
Chas. Lovell
Harry Clark
J. A. Stoll
G. Lettenmaier
Jos. Schneider
Joseph Lienhart, Jr
Rose
Herbert
Anna
Ricka
Theodore Lettenmaier
C. Munz
John M. Schmidt
Henry Brohman
Abbie Sauer
Andrew Sauer
Vernon & Jackson
Sanborn
Mankato Commercial College
Stewart
Sam Randahl
M.S. Stinson
George Cassatt
Fred Rohde
Oliver Brobst
George Cassatt and Sons
Willie Dotting
Rolla Christiansen
Will Shafer
George Shafer
R. W. Menke
Fred Tabbert
Clarke City
Hans Christiansen
Rolla
Will Shult
Frank Nash
Lucca
Mra. W. F Tritehler
Northwest
Northern Seed Company
N. D
Dr. Mellenthin
Kindred Hotel
Ecru
C. Renney Coy Incorporated
Wilson
Emil Lorenz
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