Valley Eat Shop Opens After Long Delay
The Valley Eat Shop, a new cafeteria by C. B. Hamilton of the Valley Hotel, finally opens to the public Friday after a month’s delay caused by a foot and mouth disease shipment rule. Dishes bought in Pennsylvania faced four weeks in Chicago awaiting a germ-free affidavit before arrival. The piece notes a local parade plan with the band practicing for Valley City events.
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Valley Eat
C. B. Hamilton
Valley Hotel
Indiana
Hamilton
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Hastings Green ball game ends in 12 to 3 victory
Cecelia Simons from Valley City attended the Hastings Green game Sunday at the Fred Nelson farm where Hastings defeated Green 12 to 3. It was the fourth straight win for Hastings with Prof. Spencer contributing heavily. Next Saturday Hastings plays Orisha in Valley City. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Herman Larson the previous Friday evening.
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Henry Hanson
Percy Spencer
Simons
Eva Stenshoel
Mortenson
Grove
Valley City
Cecelia Simons
Hastings Green
Fred Nelson
Hastings
Green
Spencer
Orisha
Herman Larson
Larson
Valley City Young People Are Married
A quiet Tuesday evening wedding at the home of Prof. and Mrs. Frank Selden united Eleanor Selden to Adolph W. Halverson officiated by Rev. Willard Crosby Lyon of the First Congregational church. The couple will reside in Valley City where Halverson works with his father John Halverson the furniture dealer.
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Frank Selden
Eleanor
Adolph W. Halverson
Willard Crosby Lyon
First Congregational Church
Valley City
Halverson
John Halverson
Market Report from South St. Paul Minnesota May 24
Receipts total 3400 cattle 14 300 hogs 400 sheep. Prices show killing cattle steers 5.00 to 8.50, cows and heifers 4.50 to 7.50, veal calves 3.75 to 8.25 with veal 25 cents higher. Stockers and feeders steady to 15 cents lower. lambs 4.00 to 9.00, yearlings 7.00 to 8.00, bucks 4.00 to 5.00, wethers 6.00 to 7.25, ewes 3.00 to 7.00.
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South St. Paul
Minn
Farmers raise funds for proposed Beach to Burkey branch
Beach North Dakota May 24 farmers along the route of a planned Northern Pacific branch have raised over 19000 for the project. railroad officials requested 22000 as good faith evidence and for buying the right of way.
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Beach
N. D
Northern Pacific
Burkey
Sheyenne Valley Notes Show Busy Kathryn Social Scene
Jens Henrikson and Jens Rensby were business visitors in Kathryn last Wednesday. Dozens of locals including Miss Nina Henrikson and Miss Helena Brakke shopped or visited in Kathryn and Valley City. The Sheyenne Valley baseball team played a practice game 11 to 9 against the Daily team.
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Jens Henrikson
Jens Rensby
Kathryn
Andrew C. Nelson
John Laugestad
Peter Gregerson
Son Axel
John F. Henrikson
Joe Michen
Martin
Masts Opsahl
Carl ©. Bjerke
Andrew
Sidney Gregerson
Ole Stevens
Peter A. Anderson
Marie Henrikson
Helena Brakke
Joseph Stevens
Clara Sebby
Hilda Opsahl
Jeng Rensby
Fingal
A. Mikkelsen
Andrew Westby
Mabel Olson
Ida Aas
Minnie Opsahl
Martin Olstad
Adam Schneider
Joseph Allain
Martin Thoreson
Son Ole
G. O. Aas
Valley City
Oscar Aas
Axel Gregerson
Oscar BH
Aas
Bert Sebby
Jens Henriksen
Nina Henrikson
Sheyenne Valley
Stevens Stevenson
Julius
Peter
Saaan
C. P. Enerson
Carl Hanson
Jens Henrik
Ole P. Olstad
Palma
Wash Goods Play Day Prices From Flowered Crepe To Wool Dress Goods
Regional textile sale notes numerous fabrics with Play Day pricing. Items include Silk Crepe Silk Gingham Rice Voile Organdy and Embroidered Jap Silk in various widths. Prices range from 8c to $1.25 with several 10c 12c and 15c taglines and mention of best quality bleached muslin. The fragmentary listing hints at a department store or mill sale circular.
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Valley Eat Shop
Green Township
The
Western Clock Co
LaSalle, Ill
Law
Market Letter
Jens Renaby
Harie Henrikson
Anders Opsahl
Oscar B. Aas
Herman Luddike
Ssomeone
Coats
Kayser
Norma
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