First Frost Reaches Barnes County After Warm Start
The first frost of the season touched Barnes county on Wednesday night with light frost across the region. Some high ground escaped entirely while others were frosted. Wheat cutting may extend into next week as farmers report varying yields and harvest delays due to frost and prior hail damage.
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Barnes County
Richard Adcock
Cuba
W. R. Barnes
Anton Axelson
Hans Hanson
Albert Hollinshead
L. K. Stilings
George Hager
Stillings
L. A
Red Trail Delight Leads Lima Family Through Valley City
Mrs. E. A. Macbeth and her ten year old son along with Miss Pearl Thrasher of Lima Ohio passed through Valley City Friday in a Paige roadster en route to the Seller fairs. They found the Red Trail delightful and planned to hunt chickens in Montana then visit Yellowstone Park after stopping in larger cities.
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E. A. Macbeth
Mrs Jaberg Suffered Scalding Accident At Sanborn
Mrs Jaberg was badly scalded while preparing dinner for farm workers. She poured hot coffee into a syrup can, closed it, and set it on the stove. the lid blew off and the coffee spilled over her face and chest. She is reported as improving. Mrs Weismann and Mrs Bonhus plan a Minneapolis visit with relatives for four to five weeks, stopping in Cannon Falls on the return trip.
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Carl Weismann
Marguerite
Andrew Bonhus
Minneapolis
Weismann
Cannon Falls
Minn
Elgin Piano Teacher Mrs Ober Hosts Ladies After Visit
Mrs Oliver Ober of Elgin Illinois returns home after a two week visit with Mrs John Holland. On Thursday Mrs Holland entertained a dozen ladies with instrumental music led by Mrs Ober, a noted Elgin piano teacher.
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Oliver Ober
Elgin, Ill
John Holland
Chaffee Millinery Opening Draws Large Crowd
The C. C. Chaffee millinery opening Friday attracted many women. A broad display featured patterns and tailored hats with plumes flowers and imported designs. Each customer received asters and chrysanthemum souvenirs.
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C. C. Chaffee Millinery
State’s Growth Is Very Steady
Bismarck Aug 24 The census returns near completion at the secretary of state office with Bottineau and Pembina counties still to hear from. With these two counties counted in 1910 the state population stands 631291, up 5435 in five years. Fargo remains head city, Grand Forks second, Minot third, Bismarck fourth. Devils Lake shows a population drop likely from soldiers in camp. A full report with figures will follow.
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Bismarck
Bottineau
Pembina
Fargo
Grand Forks
Forks
Minot
Devils Lake
Grain cutting progress and social notes from Sanborn
Farmers have finished much cutting with late grain still standing. Miss Lizzie Clancy of Enderlin visited her parents. Mrs. Roberts of Fargo stayed with her sister Mrs. Harry Bizes. Miss Sullivan from the Agricultural College spoke on industrial clubs and canning. Mrs. Roy Berry and relatives visited Ben and Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Young traveled home from Canada via Iowa. Mrs. Harry Biggs' daughters returned from Montana and Idaho. J. F. Jaberg suffered facial burns but continues duties. Nick Walsh of Rollingstone, formerly Eckelson, stopped by. August Nelson left for Grand Rapids N C to sell as wheat buyer. J. W. Gray visited from Valley City. Mr. and Mrs. Revell and daughter went to Rogers then Harvey and Bismarck. Joe Noone left for South St. Paul with stock. Local ad for Minnesota farmlands sold by A Holton Real Estate Co.
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Sanborn Enterprise
Lizzie Clancy
Enderlin
P. Clancy
Roberts
Fargo
Harry Bizes
R. H. McKean
Richard and
Allan
Douglas
Sanborn
Sullivan
The
Agricultural College
Charley Young
Canada
Young
Ben Smith
Iowa
Harry Biggs
Effie
Helen
Eunice
Montana
Idaho
J. F. Jaberg
August Nelson
Farmers’ Elevator
Plac
Grand Rapids
N. C
J. W. Gray
Valley City
Enterprise
Wes
Froysans Are In The U S Again
Mrs A J Codding received a telegram Saturday morning that Knute Froysan and his wife had reached the United States safely about midnight Friday. They spent over a year abroad, mainly at Christiania Norway with Mr Froysan's parents and five months in Berlin where he studied violin. They will stay a few days in New York and then return to Valley City where Mr Froysan resumes work at the State Normal, good news to friends.
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A. J. Codding
Knute Froysan
United States
Mrs. Froysan
Mr. Froysaa
Christiania
Norway
Berlin
Germany
Froysan
LW W Workers Invade Barnes County in Harvest Plan
The International Workers of the World have invaded Barnes County with about 30 members aiming to join harvesting crews. They plan to organize a crew and strike for higher wages once acquainted with locals. One worker appeared before Judge Moe on vagrancy charges and received a warning.
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International Workers of the World
Barnes County
Moe
Second summons in district court Barnes County ND
State of North Dakota to Mary Sherlock defendant you are summoned to appear September 9 1915 at 2 PM in Valley City to answer a $25 51 claim for goods sold and delivered November 18 1909 Garnishment has levied $33 00 in hand of J H Seymour toward satisfaction of the claim If you fail judgment will be entered Given August 14 1915 Justice C A Zabel Last Pub September 2
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Mary Sherlock
North Dakota
Valley City
J. H. Seymour
C. A. Zabel
Justice of the Peace
Haaland Couple Return From Western Trip
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Haaland returned Wednesday from a two weeks trip that took them to the Bad Lands. They reported abundant crops along the way and noted four threshing machines in operation between Jamestown and Valley City. Judge Moe let the fellow avoid trouble after considering the contemplated procedure.
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Dakota
B. J. Haaland
Jamestown
Valley City
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Gres
Williston
Mandan
Dickinson
Clearwater
Hubbard
Minnesota
A. Holton Real Estate’ Co
First National Bank
N. Dak
Fletcher
Castoria
Froysans
U. S
LW. W
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Barnes
Justice Court
Robt
Anderson
Quick
Bridgeman
Russell Colley
City
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