Local Classifieds and Notices Preview
Weekly wants list with items for sale trade and services. Includes land swap inquiries near Fifth Avenue and Granger flats opposite Lincoln school. Also notices for cattle and housekeeper, bulbs and greenhouse offerings from Valley City. Optical specialist Purge visit at Kindred hotel November 8 1919. Sheep for sale and farm ads from Luessen and Leussen families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fifth Avenue
Granger
Lincoln School
Second Avenue
B. BD. Sullivan Co
Valley City
Auto crash near Berea injures Brimers and Ratcliff
About 6 am last Saturday near Berea a car driven by Ratcliff of Larimore struck the Brimers vehicle, flipping it. Mrs Brimer suffered facial injuries and possible broken nose, Mr Brimer hurt his back, their daughter unharmed, and both drivers were taken to Valley City for treatment. A settlement is not yet reached.
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Janus Brimer
Brimer
Ratcliff
Larimore
Berea
Bulmer
Mr. B
Valley City
Ed Cowdrey
Sanborn Enterprise
Sugar price set for wholesalers to curb rise
Washington reports the justice department ordered a 10 cent per pound wholesaler price for sugar, with violations for any 2 cent or more increase. Refiners were asked to telegraph concurrence to free market sugar, replacing the prior 9 cent rate. The retail price guidance was not stated. Also listed are recent marriages officiated by Rev. J F L Bohnhof including Louis Kelgter with Nettie Zoller and John H Helfeld with Ide Storbeck.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Palmer
Court
J. F. L. Bohnhof
Louis Kelgter
Nettie Zoller
Valley City
John H. Helfeld
Ide Storbeck
Alta
Bank of Valley City Building Delayed by Frames Shortage
The Bank of Valley City building progresses in an odd shape but contractor Curren warns of a delay as frames will hold up the project for some time. Mill work cannot be produced under current conditions, hindering progress.
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Bank of Valley City
Curren
Fargo visitor L W Hubbard checks business in city
L W Hubbard from Fargo was in town last night to look after business interests. He recently returned from a Dickenson trip with the Shriners where he is a member of their large band. Music finds him playing the slide trombone whenever possible.
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L. W. Hubbard
Fargo
Hub
Dickinson
The
Shriners
Supreme Court Upholds Legislature Over Public Instruction Courses
The North Dakota Supreme Court rules the legislature may regulate public school courses of study and restrict the state superintendent of public instruction. It denies a writ preventing the board of administration from supervising courses, upholding the board’s authority while limiting the superintendent’s power. Chief Justice Christianson dissents.
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North Dakota
Board of Administration
Minnie J. Nielson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of
Miss Nielson
Supreme Court
Birdwell
Bronson
Grand Robinson
A. M. Christianson
Assembly
Board For Administration
State Board of Education
State Board of Administration
George E. Wallace
Joseph Coghlan
Supreme Court Library
Langer
E. B. Cox
Zabel Root Nuptials Quiet Home Wedding Fetes Couple
Last evening at the bride's Tracy avenue home Miss Elsie E. Zabel daughter of C. A. and Mrs. Zabel married Mr. W. E. Root with Rev. J. S. Wilds officiating. Decorations featured smilax chrysanthemums and a yellow color scheme. Only family and close friends attended. the bride has taught at Lincoln school and has many well wishers. The couple left on No. 1 for a winter in the coast after visiting Root's mother in Great Falls Montana.
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Tracy Avenue
Elsie E. Zabel
C. A. Zabel
W. E. Root
J. S. Wilds
Lincoln School
Zabel
Root
Mr. Root
Great Falls
Mont
the Times-Record
Roosevelt Memorial Drive fundraising campaign opens in Barnes county
The Roosevelt Memorial Association seeks $5,000,000 for monuments in Washington and Oyster Bay. North Dakota quota is $50,000 with Barnes County at $2550. Contributions are voluntary and names will be recorded for posterity. Campaign runs Oct 22 to Oct 25. P. E. O. rummage sale announced for Oct 31 and Nov 1 at the old post office building, donors asked to phone for pickup.
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Roosevelt Memorial Association of
United States of America
Roosevelt
Ington
D. C
Roosevelt Park
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Washington
North Dakota
Barnes County
National Committee
Roosvelt Memorial Association
Olf
Wylie Nielson
W. D. Jeffrey
Valley City Emerges as Real Contender in High School Football
The vo Forum notes muddled dope on the season but Valley City High, after beating Vargo High and other foes, appears the real contender. Grand Forks High leads the Northwestern district along with Minot High, while Bis marck High tops the Southwestern district. Valley City posters claim their team can beat any of the three rivals.
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Dope
Vo Forum
Valley City High
Vargo High
Grand Forks High
Minot High
Bismarck High
Valley City
Doposters
Frazier Censures Bank of North Dakota Action
Governor Frazier and allied officials voted for a resolution from the state board of university and school lands censuring the Bank of North Dakota. The measure directs applying 85,000 of the sinking fund to redeem state bonds, aiming to lower farmers interest costs and boost school fund returns, despite objections to the wording.
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Frazier
State Board of University and School, Lands
Bank of North Dakota
Board of University and School Lands
Langer
State
Hall
Kositzky
Frazier, Langer, Hall and
Farmers Rally Draws Large Fargo Crowd On Train No 8
Sixty two tickets were sold for Fargo last night to attend the big farmers rally in the Gateway City. About twenty more tickets were sold for the early morning train. Many attendees came by automobiles, signaling a large turnout from all directions. The binders are expected to heighten farmer enthusiasm.
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Fargo
Gateway City
Valley City Visitors and Local Names Highlight Friday Notes
Friday’s local pages list Valley City visitors and residents: Mrs I W Vail of Milner arrives, Mr and Mrs Glenn Granger stay at Rudolf Hotel, Mr and Mrs F Gardner of Farbo join for a few hours, H J Bergen returns from La Moure, Mrs M W Sexton of New Leipzig visits parents, Mrs Ellen Donovan of Nashua Iowa arrives to visit daughter Mrs A A Gad, Ralph Hervey from Missoula Montana visits aunt Mrs J B Featherstone before heading to Ames Iowa for agriculture college, Remer Cook travels Minneapolis to Winnipeg for a General Brokerage branch, R L Best of Bismarck visits, Mrs Tom Mayer of Fingal and Mrs L Thompson of Minot visiting Dr A C Macdonald and Mrs Carl Nagel, James Gimblett of Detroit MN on calendar business, Mrs Ed Wrede of Enderlin buys supplies, Mrs F L Wicks and children depart to Somerset Ohio, Aunt O Stokka of Griggs County visits Valley Hotel, Shriners expected this afternoon with band, Misses Josephine and Laura Benson return from Rochester MN to live with the Masons and are reported improving.
States Attorney Sad and Family Visit Cooperstown
States Attorney John Sad and his family traveled from Cooperstown yesterday. He had cases to discuss with Judge M. J. Englert in chambers. A call came from the Griggs county attorney, and the Sad family planned to return to Cooperstown later in the afternoon.
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John Sad
Cooperstown
Sad
M. J. Englert
Chambers
Griggs County
Arnold Leads Campaign Against Socialism Across State
W J Arnold arrived from Anoka Minnesota to start another education campaign against socialism and radicalism with a series of meetings around the state. He previously conducted a campaign with speakers Dr Marion Shutter and Mr Gordon. Mrs Frank White Mrs J E Featherstone Hazel Nielson and Mrs E A Pray attend the State Federation of Women’s Clubs in Grand Forks this week. Featherstone and Miss Nielson are on the program and Featherstone will visit Mrs N A Cantwell after meetings. Andrew Erickson and family from Cooperstown ND visited Rev and Mrs Demeij and plan a Sanborn visit before returning home. Rev V F Larson new pastor of the Synod Lutheran church arrived Wednesday and prepares for his family’s arrival tonight. His preaching announcements appear elsewhere in this issue. Welcome to Valley City for the new pastor and family.
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W. J. Arnold
Anoka
Minn
Arnold
Marion Shutter
Gordon
Frank White
J. E. Featherstone
Hazel Nielson
E. A. Pray
Grand Forks
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Featherstone
Miss Nielson
N. A. Cantwell
Andrew Erickson
Cooperstown
N. D
V. F. Larson
Synod Lutheran Church
Larson
Valley City
Feed America First Plea From Milwaukee Grocers
Milwaukee Retail Grocers association forwarded resolutions to Wisconsin members of congress urging a partial embargo on foodstuffs so only surplus may be exported. The movement centers on feeding America first and opposes the price labeling bill now before Congress.
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Feed America First
Grocers
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Retail Grocers Association
Wisconsin
Congress
Valley City Talent Draws $35 to Opera House Show
Opera House Manager B Q Fjor kenstad led a Valley City talent show Tuesday evening drawing $35 from theatergoers. A southern descended, shaded variety head entertained while at home he runs a shoeshine joint near the Rudolf hotel. A Liberty cafe patron swallowed her gum during the performance and could not regain balance. observers called the fake a toy producer from Fingal.
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Opera House
B. Q. Fjorkenstad
Valley City
Rudolf Hotel
County Metropolis
Bigeuit
Liberty Cafe
Fingal ,Herald
Harvest party at Mrs Frank Heimes home pleasing crowd
PEO ladies enjoyed a harvest party guessing games and prize hunts at the Heimes residence. Participants dressed as fruits and vegetables, earned prizes like canned goods, pumpkin pie, and baskets of produce, all amid lighthearted merriment and camaraderie.
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P. E. O. Society
Miss Budge
Mrs. Roberts
J.B. Meyer
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Iorns Hugh McDonald
B. L. WI
Wicks Block
Red Poll Bull Registerwr
Homewood Dewey
Geo, C. Hager
Bertha Olson
Greniora, N. D
Coming & Aid
C. P. Luessen & Son
Tall
C.F. Leussen & Sor
Frazier Censures Bank OF Dakota
Bismarck
Glenn Granger
Mrs. F. ©. Gardner
Far#0
City
H. J. Bergen
la Moure
M. W. Sexton
New Leipsich
Ellen Donovan
Nashua
Iowa
Soma
A. A. Gad
Ralph Hervey
Grotsdale
Montana
J. B. Featherstone
Harvey
Ames
Agriculture College
Remer
Cook
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
General Brokerage Company
R. L. Best
Tom Mayer
Fingal
L. Thompson
Minot
A. C. Macdonald
Carl Nagel
James Gimblett
Detroit, Minn
Mr. Gimblett
Ed, Wrede
Enderlin, N. D
Enderlin
F. L. Wicks
Somerset Ohio
Chicago
Stokka
Valley
Josephine
Laura Benson
Sim Mason
Rochester
Embertson & Olson
Agens
Valley City, N. de
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