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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
10
Beach North Dakota August 29 editor Brinton of the Chronicle sues Robert Wand and former Chief of Police J W Gowers for 2000 damages alleging Wand beat him while Gowers failed to pull Wand off. Brinton and Wand had prior trouble and rough exchange preceded the incident.
J. E Liljedahl, Pastor, leads Sunday services at Valley City at a.m. and Hobart at 3 p.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Mrs H P Holm hosts Ladies' Aid at First Avenue and Fifth Street Wednes day afternoon September 3. All invited.
North Dakota G A R official reports Chattanooga encampment visitors will find private homes offer affordable lodging. Hotels are crowded but sleeping quarters range from 50 to 150 cents daily. standard rates around 1.00 dollars per day.
Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill editor of ton Cooking School Magazine explains a yeast free coffee cake recipe for Sunday breakfast. The batter uses one and quarter cups mixed with egg and milk to form a stiff batter then spiced with sugar and cinnamon before baking. Variations include Dutch Apple Cake or Prune Kitchen by topping with apples or prunes. The Cook's Book features 90 similar recipes and can be ordered by sending a colored certificate and address to Jaques Mig Chicago.
Fred Arn chairman denies a report of high charges for meals and visiting rates. He states meals cost 25¢ to 50¢ in general and an official mess tent will provide meals at 5¢ each, calling the rumor baseless. He signs as chairman of the General Assignment Division.
Captain Alfred Brown of the Flushing Bay Life Saving station completed a 22 mile swim from the Battery to Sandy Hook in 13 hours 38 minutes. He started at 6:15 AM and landed at 6:53 PM aided by four men in a launch and a rowboat. He consumed three small sandwiches and tea during the voyage despite a strong flood tide and southerly wind.
Henry Sampson returned from South St. Paul with several carloads of steers for fall feeding. The cattle will graze on stubble across many farms over the next three months. Some cattle remain unsold and may be distributed to applicants for stock. The herd is on the Chilberg farm north of town. A five month old daughter of Frank Flora died of pneumonia, with funeral plans to be announced after arrival of the body.
Take notice to anyone with old clothes please inform us and we will call for them. We can use children's clothing. Send a card to the Salvation Army Box 212. Capt Schaffer.
A Tuesday meeting completed the Sanborn Boys Band setup with two weekly practices, leader W. J. Jackson, and instructor Prof. Perfect of Valley City Normal. Officers elected include President C. O. Langer and Secretary Harold J. Malm. Nineteen instruments arrived and the group began rehearsing a lip.
Miss Laura Ferguson of Kensal and her sister Mrs Shockley and her young son of Red Lake Falls Minn were guests of Miss Lillian Healey between trains Monday night. Miss Emma Hendrickson of Mandan was guest of Miss Estelle Claire Jensen Saturday and will become principal of the high school in Tol l y next year.
The Shepherd of the Hills company drew a fair crowd at the Company G Armory last night. Lew Silvers as Preaching Bill provided much of the comedy and Dan iel Howett as The Shepherd pleased the audience. other cast members delivered solid performances as well. Manager Boyd plans further productions including Sis Perkins and A Prince of Tonight around month’s end as the 1913 1914 theater season looks to be memorable.
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