Birthday Party for Master Lawrence Turns Will Potter Home
Lan and Mrs. Fred Rohde hosted Master Lawrence's first birthday at Will Potter's on Monday afternoon. A small cake sat on the lunch table. Tony Link from Sanborn added lightning rods to Fred Rohde's house and barn Thursday. Mrs. Will Potter and Mrs. Fred Rohde visited Valley City on Saturday. Miss Christianson visited Val Potter's Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Miller and men Wille dined at the Schafer home Sunday. Dist No. 7 had no school Monday due to strong wind and rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lan
Fred Rohde
Will Potter
Lawrence
Tony Link
Sanborn
Valley City
Miss Christianson
Val Potter
J. H. Miller
Wille
Schafer
Dist. No. 7
Local Visitors and Mixed Social Notes Brighten May Sunday
In Heman Sanborn Enterprise area on May 18 visitors including Akestad and Grandma Diemert joined E. C. Thompson’s family for a Sunday gathering. Neighbors and relatives like Miss Alice Lettenmaier Edward Lettenmaier and Lorina Lettenmaier spent time with local families. Rain delayed seeding but eased dust, with sunshine expected. An abstract shows The Barnes County Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. of Valley City reported assets and policy activity for the year ending December 31, 1915, including cash on hand and policy counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn Enterprise
Martin Akestad
Grandma Diemert
E. C. Thompson
Alice
Edward Lettenmaier
Wm. Campbell, Jr
B. C. Thompson
Caroline Brock
Christine
Eyaline
Dorothy Munz
C. Lettenmaier
Lorina Lettenmaier
C. Lettenmaler
Frances Bommers
H. Stephan
Sanborn
W. Cowdrey
Judd
N. D
Will Rambo
Clark City
Frank Rambo
Andrew Sauer
Simon Flach
Jthe
Munz
Lewis Bommer
Overland
Frank
Ra Rambo
G. Lettenmaier
Valley City Woman Made Secretary of P E O
Dickinson May 19 Mrs A B MacNab of Beach was elected secretary of the P E O Sisterhood at a business meeting in this city Other officers elected include Mrs Smith of Bismarck first vice president Mrs G F Grimes of Fargo second vice president and Miss Cook of Minot treasurer The report includes detailed financial figures and official certification by North Dakota Insurance Commissioner W C Taylor indicating company authority through March 31 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
A, B
Local social notes and student play in Fingal
Rex Linde Mann of Enderlin and Mrs D G Ellsbury return travels to Fargo and Elgin. Eighth grade and high school prepare a humorous close play Bess Goes to Europe for commencement week. Various locals report trips to Fargo Valley City En derlin and Anderson with weather storms and a stray black felt hat chased by A H Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fingal Herald
Rex
Lindemann
Enderlin
Lucca
D. G. Ellsbury
Elgin
Minn
P. T. Teadick
H. R
Fargo
Ito
R. M. Marske
Berthold
Bess
Europe
Seed oats purchase record from Ashtabula region
In Ashtabula on May 18 Fred Gabinoff bought seed oats from John Eggert last week. The note lists George Anderson and Chas Rode as involved in the transaction or related matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gabinoff
John Eggert
George Anderson
Chas
Valley City Visitors and Storm Damage Report
Stewart May 17. Mr and Mrs Willie Thiel and daughter Ardell drove to Valley City Tuesday. William Rohde and son George visited Frank Potter Tuesday evening. Mrs Robert Vogel and son Herman called in Valley City Saturday. A recent windstorm caused farm damage but the rain was beneficial for crops and gardens. Mrs Will Rohde and daughter Mar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Thiel
Ardell
Valley City
William Rohde
George
Frank Potter
Robert Vogel
Herman
Will Rohde
Mar
Insurance Commissioner Certification of Dakota Company
Dakota filed a sworn statement for the year ending December 31 1915 showing compliance with state insurance laws. Commissioner Taylor certifies the company is empowered through its agents to transfer or conduct authorized insurance business in North Dakota until the specified date in 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Padeca
Sealloh
Tinearanes
Visi Prem
Yeas
North Dakota
Poners
Dexia
Bel
Aeil
A.D
Taylor
Insurance
State OF North Dakota
Commissioner of Insurance
North Dakotas
Woo
North Cal
Office of Commissioner of Insurance
Bismarck
A. D
C. Taylor
United States
Royal Insurance Company, Ltd
Real Britain
Inwa
I. W. C. Taylor
Mary PG. Paylor
London
England
Kingdom of Great Britain
Iceland
J. J. Gutle
Mae Street
New York City
Blamarck
Miums
Stss
Sudust
Lee
Home Office
Isms’ Ofice
Biate
W. C. Taylor
State of
A. D. Wis
A. Taylor
I.v. C.taylor
North Daxote
Murch
Eeey A Pe W
Reidman Buys Flora Machine Business in Main Fourth Quarters
Fred Reidman takes over Frank Flora’s implement machinery and automobile business at Main and Fourth, with possession planned for Monday. Flora retires to focus on a reduced but stable operation, while Reidman aims to keep the firm’s reputation and grow each department. Hustad & Son open jewelry store on South Fifth in the former O Knudgen building, with moves and rentals across downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustad & Son
South Fifth Avenue
O. Knudgen
A. H. Gray & Son
Main Street
Hustand
West Front Street
West Fourth Street
Harry West
Hustad's
Fred Reidman
Frank Flora
Fourth Avenue
Riedman
Flora
Oakes Preacher Joins Navy
St. Paul May 19 Rev Fred A Whitfield of Cakes North Dakota yesterday laid aside his frock coat for the Jackie's uniform and left last night for the United States naval training station at Great Lakes Illinois to prove his belief in preparedness and to learn first hand the life of the American midshipman He is 36 years a
Fargo Party Itinerary After Sun Visit at Lee Home
D B Owen of Fargo arrived early to reclaim a car left due to bad roads after bringing a party for a Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs Ole K Lee. The group included Mr and Mrs Owen a sister in law and Miss Julia Lee who works for the Nonpartisan League in Fargo. The party departed Tuesday and enjoyed a very hospitable stay at the Lee home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Owen
Fargo
Ole K. Lee
Owen
Pleasant dancing party hosted by Otto and Featherstone
Mr. and Mrs. Chad K. Otto and Dr. and Mrs. Paul Featherstone entertained at a Thursday evening dancing party in Gold Pellows ballroom. The four piece Haering orchestra played from 9 to 12:30, with pink decorations and cakes served at tables. Misses Cora Simons, Mabel Winkler, Dorothy Harvey, Florence Engen and Helen Engen helped serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chad. K. Otto
Milly
Paul Featherstone
Cora Simons
Mabel Winkler
Dorothy Harvey
Florence
Helen Engen
Otto
Featherstone Havie
Getchell Prairie May Activities and Visits
Mrs Y S Lavaldes and late son Theodora left for Canada to attend a sister’s wedding. Edna Whitcher Josephine Getchell and Adelaide White visited the E J Holcomb home. Miss Jessia Macdonald visited the J R Getchell home. Ladies society met at J H Rogers with missionary week program and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Wm Hill hosted guests from Valley City. Bible class paused due to weather and will resume when possible. Getchell high pupils and principal visited Miss Marjorie Cassell in Hope. Two autos went to Hope for Bijou show and a house party with Hope high students. Cars returned safely despite slimy roads. Timce-Record phone line noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hill
Percy Persons
Harry Codding
Valley City
M. M. White
the Prairie
George Smith
Hope
Getchell High School
Marjorie Cagsell
Cassell
Hope High School
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Finia Drachn
Castoria
Heman
Barnes County Farmers Mutual Insurance Co
Val- Mey City
Dake
J. R
Getchell
Hugh McDonald
W. W. Smith
F Gal Herald
Poteraicr
United Stat
Edward F. Beddall
Lam Street
New York
Goreng
H Merohsational Bank of
Government of the
Philippine Islands
Siste Senteneens
Acrete
Henry Krug
Mortensen
Oscar
Arkansas
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
A. H. Anderson
N. P
Oriska
Ashtabula
Stewart
Ford
F.c. B. Detroi
Embertson & Olson
5Th Ave
Main St
Flora Machine Business
Oakes
NAVY
Getchell Prairie
Timce-Record
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