Local visitors and civic notes from Valley City
Thursday's Daily H A Johnke of Sanish arrives as Rudolf Hotel guest. Mrs. Day of Missoula visits Kindred Hotel. Mrs. Booth arrives in Valley City after business. Mrs. Olsbrough visits from Hazelton and leaves east. Lydia Nelson to Camp Custer. Rev J F L Bohnhoff marries two couples in town. D W Clark returns from eastern trip. Miss Nellie Farnsworth joins U S A Base Hospital staff. Death of Miss June Swan influenza in Indiana Penn. Hiram Piculell visits relatives, talks Richmond. Edwin White's safe return after seas. Lt H B Curtiss assigned Jamestown unit. Fire dept chief seeks public alarm improvements. Switch engine collision between Fuller and Costello. no injuries.
Business visitors in the city from neighboring towns
G. H. Bruns from Orisha and C. R. Weber from Jamestown lay were guests in the city, with Bruns attending business and Weber staying at the Hotel Kindred. J. B. Richardson from Bismarck arrived today to oversee business affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Weber
Jamestown Lay
City
Hotel
J. B. Richardson
Bismarck
Visits and business bustle in Valley City and region
G W Gassett and wife from James town North Dakota observed as visitors in Valley City yesterday. R A Young from Devils Lake and J Loomis from Minot ND also stayed at local hotels for business. Rev W C Lyons reported possible overseas call. E O Baumgartner visited from Oriska then returned to duties. Local banking project shows new Middlewest Trust Company building taking shape. An infant of Lieut C T Hoverson died with burial planned in Beach. condolences extended. Auction plans announced by John Kretcher for farm north of Oriska next Thursday at 10 AM with B F Northridge auctioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kretcher
Oriska
B. F. Northridge
Debate on proposed amendments turns voters against them
The piece argues that readers will reject all proposed amendments, praising the current constitution as safer to amend only through normal channels. It notes socialists fears, cites Judge Robinson’s stance, and mocks party lines and suffrage debates within the Times-Record offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Mayes Promise Epidemic Serum Doses and Local Arrivals
The Mayes promised Dr E A Pray 500 doses of epidemic serum as soon as issued. Dr Bodien arrived this morning on No 3 with the remains of his wife. His mother also came with him. W W Nelson of Cooperstown registered at the Hotel Rudolf last night. Married October 25 at the Methodist parsonage by Rev J S Wilds were Hector Victor Forkert and Margaret Nicjum. They will farm near Eckelson North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayes
E. A
Dr. Bodien
W. W. Nelson
Cooperstown
Rudolf
Walt
Methodist
J. S. Wilds
Hector Victor Forkert
Vera N. de
Margaret Nic Jum
Eckelson
N. D
Forkert
Verona couple registers at Hotel Rudolf after city wedding
H V Forgert and wife of Verona North Dakota celebrated their marriage yesterday afternoon in this city. City officials departed for arone Cities to study systems as Fargo rejects reopening churches and reports forty new cases daily. Mrs Ole Gunderson learns her brother died of influenza in Ashby Minnesota and Clara Hoff raced to his bedside. Daylight saving time ends at two tomorrow with an extra hour of sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Forgert
Verona
N. D
Rudolf
Fargo
Ole Gunderson
Ashby
Minn
Clara Hoff
Pat Ogilvee Returns Soon After Illness At Valley Hotel
Pat Ogilvee night clerk at the Valley Hotel has been bedridden with grippe for two weeks and is not gaining quickly. He is expected back on the job soon. Mrs. Merton Waller of Everett Washington visited her aunt Mrs. C C Chaffee for ten days and then returned to Minot North Carolina this morning. Mrs. Waller planned to visit her husband at Camp Eustis Virginia but found his regiment had left for France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Baumgartner
Orisha
N. P
Valley Hotel
Pat Ogilvee
the Valley Hotel
Grippe
Pat
Merton Waller
Everett
Washington
C. C. Chaffee
Minot
N. C
Waller
Camp Eustis
France
Mrs Baarstad Dies After influenza at General Hospital
Mrs. Joe Baarstad died about 11 30 last night at the general hospital from influenza. Her husband is sick with the same disease and their baby also ill. Mr Baarstad works at F W Heidel hardware. Undertaker C A Olsen will handle funeral arrangements, time not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Baarstad
General Hospital
Baarstad
F. W. Heidel
Kathryn Area Shoppers and Visitors Travel Notes
Local residents including Mr and Mrs Helge Olson and Alfred Anderson shopped in Kathryn or visited friends last Monday and Sunday. The report lists multiple visits, wheat deliveries, cattle shipments, and trips by Jens Henrikson, Martin Olstad, Andrew Nelson, and others, with several shopping for groceries and farm business. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs George H Aas in Benedict N D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helge Olson
Kathryn
Peter A. Anderson
Johanna Henrikson
Nina
Albin Olson
West Prairie
Jens Gregerson
Alfred Anderson
Martin Olstad
John FP. Henrikson
Peter Gregerson
Mandius Monson
Oscar E. Aas
Jens Bensby
Fingal
Walter J. Brown
Valley City
G. O
John F. Henrikson
Anton Anderson, Sr
Helger Olson
Ole P. Olstad
Edward
Lenard
James G. Thoreson
Anton Sebby
Jens Henrikson
Julius
Andrew Westby
Albert
Jens Rensby
Henry G. Aasau
George H. Aas
Yesley City
Marie Henrikson
Hastings
Ole Stevens
Peter
Melvin Rensley
Alfred Aas
Community Notes From Clark City and Valley City
Miss Fern Stillings returned home after a week with her brother Frank and family. Dr D R Jones remains very ill. Roy and Mrs Cowdrey welcomed a baby boy in Valley City while Herbert Jones and wife became parents to a daughter born Oct 26. M Murphy suffers a severe flu but shows improvement. Lerne Wade and family left for Kirksville Mo. Red Cross October donations include four pairs socks from Anna Jones, three pairs socks from D R Jones and Ter, three pairs socks from Roy and Mrs Cowdrey, one sweater from Olive Barton, and two bed shirts from Mrs Heid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Stillings
Frank
D. R. Jones
Roy Cowdrey
Valley City
Herbert Jones
M. Murphy
Lerne Wade
McLees
Kirksville
Red Cross
Anna Jones
Ter
Henry
Olive Barton
Mrs. Heid
Jewish Relief Fund telegram to Herman Stern pledges aid
Nathan Strauss, national chairman of the Jewish Relief Fund, sends a telegram to Herman Stern urging North Dakota to back the relief drive. He highlights European hunger, calls for citizen support, and compares solidarity with soldiers in France aiding stricken humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Stern
Nathan Strauss
Jewish Relief Fund Board
New York
Valley City
N. D
Europe
North Dakota
France
Getchen Prairie News Brief On Influenza Illness
Mr. Lloyd Sampson contracted Spanish influenza Friday while alone at home. His wife Mrs. Sampson was notified by telegram and arrived Sunday. He is reported to be getting along as well, with family hoping for improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Sampson
Allied advance continues as Piave line grows stronger
On the Bren ta to Treviso front the Allied push widens with American Ohio units crossing the Piave and joining Italian and British forces. Over 100 villages east of the Piave are liberated as the Italians advance past Restontoli toward Vittorio, while King Victor Emmanuel appears at the Piave with Bersaglieri as Austrian defenses collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenta
Treviso-Oderzo
Treviso
Piave
Coneglino
Tenth
Austrians Withdraw From Piave Front To Rear Areas
Vienna reports Austrian troops pulled back last night to more strongly defended sectors behind the Piave front after a failed Entente breakthrough. Rear guards in Albania were evacuated from Alessio as part of the maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
London
Austrian War Office
Piave
Albania
Allessio
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. A. Johnke
Sanish, N. D
E. H. Day
Missdula, Mont
Kindred Hotel
J. F. Booth
Sawyer, N. D
H. E. Olsbrough
Hazelton, N
Soo
East
F. R. Miller
Detroit, Minn
The
Lydia Nelson
St. Paul
Rudolf Geselius
Rudy
J. F. L. Bohnhoff
William Dettmere
Carrie Segren
Hans Johnson
Rein
Herk
Lucca
D. W. Clark
Tidioute
Nellie W. Farnsworth
Food Administration Department
Omaha
Camp Custer
Battle Creek
Mich
A. B. Cox
Miss June Swan
Indiana
Penn
Miss Swan
Cox
Hiram C. Piculell
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Andrew Anderberg
Getchell Prairie
Pauline Swanson
Main Street
Mr. Piculell
Richmond, Va
Frank White
Edwin
White
Brooklyn
N. Y
H. B. Curtiss
Jamestown
Curtiss
C. B. Curtiss
Prof. Curtiss
Jimes
Central
Bell Company
W. T. Craswell
Fire Department
Fuller
Northern Pacific
Berea
Mr. Fuller
Tom Costello
Fort
Bro. Fuller
G. H. Bruns
G. W. Gassett
Jamestown, N. D
R. A. Young
Devils ‘Lake
Rudolf Hotel
J. Loomis
W. C. Lyons
E. H. Perry
Flora
Litchville
Middlewest Trust Company
C. T. Hoverson
Ed. Hoverson
No. 2
Beach
Lieut
Mrs. Hoverson
R. B. Cox
Wimbledon
R. B
Times-Record Office
Goat
Hugh McDonald
Frank Ployhar
J. E. Buttree
Geo
Jarvis
Woodrow Wilson
Times Record
Buttee
Uunder
A. S. Sigurdson
Arone
Sheyenne Valley
Chaffee
Chaffee’s
Childrens
Clark City
the Jewish Relief Fund
Getchen Prairie
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