Oriska Teachers Leave for Summer Vacation
Oriska department notes Hiss Meldahl and Miss Schroeder left last Saturday for home for the summer. Prof. Gar returned to Valley City Thursday morning. Prof. Barr, Meldahl and Miss Ottinger plan to return to their positions next year. Mrs Schroeder expects to attend school. Miss Dora Large has been secured to teach the Intermediate grades for the ensuing term.
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Hiss Meldahl
Miss Schroeder
Rexpec
Tre
Gar
Valley City
School Closes After Farm Holiday Week
A long term ends with Friday’s delays pushing graduation to Wednesday the 28th. A literary society show drew a large audience, and teachers including Prof Barr earned praise for guiding the school year. The Commercial hotel’s patronage grows, aided by new proprietor Mr Block meeting travel demand, while L F Spangenberg and family move to Inberst Glen Villa after three years at the Congregational church.
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Seoughit
High School Literary Society
Barr
Block
L. F. Spangenberg
Inberst Glen Villa
Spangenberg
Hazelton
Oriska
Valley City Brevities Rise From Local Happenings
Farmers near Valley City near completion of spring work. Miss Emma Isensee spent Sunday in Valley City. Mr and Mrs William Trader served as waiters at L Isensee’s Monday evening. Rev L F Spangenberg left Oriska Monday evening. A reception for Mr and Mrs Spangenberg was held Thursday at the Congregational church basement. Mr A B Barr bought a new motor cycle last week and tipped on the rough road injuring his leg. William Ferguson returned from Lewiston Minnesota to care for family farming interests and ill wife.
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Emma Isensee
Valley City
William Trader
L. Isensee's
Mrs. Spangenberg
Congregational Church
Barr
Oriska
William Ferguson
Lewiston
Minn
Mr. Ferguson
E. C. Critchfield
Jens Gregerson
G. Critchfield
J Velure
O. Oppegaard
C. Selbo
Rudolph Selbo
Gina Johnson
G. Solsvig
Meadowcreek Farm
Alice
Times-Record
Henry Nelson
Ellis
Arthur Skennard
Critchfield
J. Gregers
M. O. Skonnord
Arthur Skonnord
M. O
R. E. Skennard
Selbo's
M. J. Moe
John Thoreson
Celia Skorpen
Kathryn
Minnesota
Oriska Defeated by Buffalo 4–0 in Baseball Game
Locals lost last Sunday to Buffalo by 4 to 0 as Oriska players were scattered while Shorty Taylor pitched well with 12 strikeouts and four hits allowed. Community groups led by Mr and Mrs Spangenberg strengthened church auxiliaries, with next Sunday's Congregational service led by Rev George Bruns of Gardena and an evening Brotherhood gathering.
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Oriska
Buffalo
Taylor
Congregational Church
George Bruns
Gardena
Live Business Men of Oriska Sketch and Local News
G G Anderson arrived in Oriska in 1904 and built a thriving business, later owning the store fully. Frank Wosfeld joined the hardware firm with Will Trader, forming a prosperous venture. Local notes report births, illnesses, travels, and community events, including a serious stabbing in Minot and a motorcycle mishap.
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Frank Wo’sfeld
Oriska
State Bank
Will Trader
Clark & Rice
Locals Defeated At Chautauqua City
Valley City trimmed Locals 6 to 2 at Chautauqua City last Thursday evening. Shorty Taylor pitched for the locals but costly errors marred the game though it stayed close until the sixth inning. Accidents marred play with Frank Worsfeld injured in the mouth and nose and MelIntyre breaking a thumb attempting to catch a tip. Berea notes mention Gust Monson visiting. Berea Sluggers beat Millers 6 to 5. many social and farm events listed with locals from Valley City and Urbana. upcoming benefit for the baseball team set for June 6 at the Jake Kramer farm.
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Chautauqua City Valley City
Origka
Valley City
Chautauqua City
Shorty
Taylor
Frank Worsfeld
MelIntyre
BEREA
Gust Monson
Etta
Minn
J. C. Monson
Berea Sluggers
Millers
B. L
M. D. Loendorf
J. P. Peterson
Jake Kramer
John Loendorf
Oriska
Jake
Hubert Kramer
J. D. Kramer
McCumber Visits North Dakota While Tariff Debate Looms
Senator Porter J. McCumber, in Fargo after arriving from Wahpeton, said the Senate Finance Committee holds the Underwood tariff bill and he expects to return to Washington for the tariff debate. He spoke on minority status, praised Vice President Marshall, and noted Republican resolve to fulfill duties for constituents during the pause. The article also notes a creditors notice for Charles Thompson and an advertisement extolling Minnesota Spaghetti as a healthy, economical meal option for Valley City families.
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Senate Finance Committee
North Dakota
Porter J. McCumber
Metropole
Fargo
Wahpeton
Washington
Senate
Forum
Marshall
New School of Democrats
Pelkey Released on Bonds in Manslaughter Case
Calgary may 28 Arthur Pet ruligund on charge of manslaughter was released under $10 000 bonds no preliminary hearing will be held Wednesday morning Luther McCarty s body sent to Piqua Ohio for burial Referee Smith McCarney McCarty s manager were held as witnesses in the case against Pelkey
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Calgary
Alta
Arthur Petruligund
Luther McCarty
Piqua
Smith and McCarney
McCarty
Pelkey
Daily opportunity index from Times-Record sparks broad interest
Maids cooks dressmakers waitresses and all workers in every business sphere look to the Times-Record daily index of opportunity. The notice heralds a resource promising employment leads and job listings across multiple sectors for readers seeking work.
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Times-Record
Bankrupt Hinar Christenson seeks discharge in North Dakota case
A petition filed in the District Court of North Dakota requests a full discharge from debts for Enar Christenson of Rogers in Barnes County. The order sets a hearing for July 26, 1913 in Fargo and requires notice to known creditors by mail.
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District Court of the United States
District of North Dakota
Hinar Christenson
Charles F. Amidou
Enar Christenson
Rogers
Barnes
North Dakota
Fargo
Valley City Times-Record
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Oriska Department
Miss Large
Qterary Society
Lewis
Dora Large
Oriska Hardware and Implement Co. F. A. Wolsfeld
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Oriska, North Dak
State Bank OF
Loriska
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G. G. Anderson
N. Gauche
Mr. Anderson
Mike Puse
Dr. Newsall
LaMoure
L. A. Craver
Frank Wegner
Chil
Fred Peterson
WI Ferguson
J. C. Wheeler
Tower City
Prof. Bar
Minot
Olaf Olson
Roy
Princess Bonnie
West Prairie
McCumber
Charles’ Thompson
A. H. Gray
Charles Thompson
Meadow Lake
American National Bank
Col. Main St
Fifth Avenue
Barnes County
N. Dak
A. D
Carr & Kneeland
Jamestown
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Crosby, MD
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