Valley City notes vivid with travel and visits
Friday and Saturday items show John D. Gray leaving on No. 8 for eastern points for a week to ten days. Many residents including Will Gray of Fargo, Henry Fisk, A F Kenche, Miss Dorothy McFarland, J D Healy, Geo Caley, and others are in and out of the city for business, schooling, and social calls at the Valley Hotel and local depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Gray
Eastern Points
Will Gray
Fargo
Lve
City
Valley Hotel
Dorothy McFarland
Lewiston
Mont
F. C. Williams
Enderlin, N. D
Valley City
Knights of Pythias Library Expands in Valley City
Secretary Metcalf received a government consignment of books for the K of P library including a detailed history of the American navies in the Civil War. Captain Ritchie entrusted Company G library to the Pythian club, boosting what may be the state’s most elaborate fraternal library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf
K. of P. Club
George M. Young
David 8. Ritchie
Company G
Pythian Club
Knights of Pythias
Valley City
Miss Wilkinson Resigns for Des Moines Pharmacy Study
Miss Ruby Wilkinson leaves Siegfried Pharmacy to study pharmacy at Highland Park College in Des Moines Iowa. She plans to graduate next year as an assistant pharmacist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Wilkinson
Seigfried Pharmacy
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Iowa
Operator Meyer Returns to duty After Family Illness
W. L. Meyer of the Northern Pacific day shift was called to Kansas because his brother was ill. He returned home this morning and will resume duties at the telegraph key. The brother is reported much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Wolfe
Thompson Yards
Springfield
Ill
Wolfe
W. L. Meyer
Northern Pacific
Kansas
Meyer
Mrs Hart Visits Family After Camp Duty Abroad
Mrs Paul Hart wife of Lieut Paul Hart formerly with the First National Bank of this city has arrived after leaving Camp Dodge for overseas duty She will stay at the home of Mr and Mrs O T Hart in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Buchheit
Binford
N D
Bismarck
State Democratic Committee
Buchheit
Times-Record
Griggs County
St. Petersburg
Florida
C. A. Spokley
Spokley
Sanborn
N. P
Paul 8. Hart
Paul Hart
First National Bank
Camp Dodee
O. T. Hart
Mrs Goodsell Visits City From South Dakota Ties
Mrs. H. E. Goodsell, formerly of this city and former Normal school faculty member, is in the city visiting friends. She has visited the Chambard and other families and is accompanied by her father and sister Miss Louise McDonald. Prof. and Mrs. Goodsell are connected with a South Dakota state educational institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Flinn
Chicago
H. E. Goodsell
Normal School
Chambard
Harkins Family Moves from Bis Marck Area
Marc Harkins arrived from Bismarck to help pack up and ship personal belongings over the weekend. The Harkins family plans to move tomorrow to Bis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Harkins
Bismarck
March Moves Into Farm Life Echoes in Town
Marc returns to No. 3 this morning while Mrs Harkins and the baby plan to depart tomorrow. Rector L G Moultrie of All Saints church shows he can farm as well as preach by driving a team on the Hugh McDonald farm hauling eels to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Anderson
M. F. Church
City
Rogers
Marc
Mrs. Harkins
L. G. Moultrie
All Saints Church
Hugh McDonald
Town News and Grange Notes Highlight Busy Farm Day
Bill Burchill searches for threshing help and predicts a quick Fargo trip while residents pass on high speed road travel. Secretary Harvey Taylor returns to the Normal school as fall plans begin after a vacation spent in fields and pest house removal. L A Wood joins Golden Wedding recall and heads to his ranch near Laverne to finish threshing this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Burchill
Harvey Taylor
State Normal School
Taylor
Terrific Rains Slow Allied Push Across Flanders Front
Paris reports Terrible rains from Sept 11 slow German harassing fire from Dixmude to Rheims while allied lines press closest to former positions. Weather remains unusually dry before the rain and could alter campaign plans. Western front shows marked time as British French and American forces push last posts west of the Hindenburg line awaiting a new phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders
Paris
Dixmude
Rheims
Hindenburg Line
Americans Repulse German Raid Near Colmar
In northwest Alsace near Colmar the American Army repulsed a heavy German raid after an intense bombardment with mine throwers and large caliber shells. The fight at the crossroads saw flame throwers, grenades, bayonets, and rifles used, but American forces held the line and forced the enemy to retreat, leaving rifles and supplies behind. Despite weeks of patrols the Germans have not taken an American prisoner on the Lorraine front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Colmar
Alsace
Cross Roads
British Troops Advance South of Havrincourt
London reports British forces moved south of Havrincourt during the night as Field Marshal Haig issued the latest dispatch from the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Havrincourt
Field Marshal Haig
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F. H. Buckwalter
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Henry Schmidt
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W. G. Bennett
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W. H. Osborne
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Mose Wharton
H. S. Linquist
Grand Prairie
Mrs. E. C. Best
M. E. Watkins
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J. M. Holton
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Vally Hotel
Miss Westerkamp
E. J. Freeman
New England, N. D
George H. Piercy
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N. D
Geo. Y
George P. Totten
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Wm. Martin
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Frank Neu‘ker
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H. S. Standley
B. L. Cheney
M. G. Straus
Katz
Young People’s Society of the Swedish Lutheran Church
Essy
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Lorne Miller
John Tronson
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Congregational Ladies’ Aid Society of
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R. R. Orme and Son
W. B. Woolsey
Mr. Woolsey
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J. Salzer
Jamestown
Kindred
J. R. Baker
Grand Forks
Kindred Hotel
Soo Line
Florence Granger
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University of Liberal Arts
Marie McCallum
Bank of Valley City
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Mrs. Stackhouse
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Bert Stern
Mrs. H. C. Healy
Twin Cities
Harvey Pray
Seymour Granger
Allen
P. R. Trubshaw
C. A. Olsen
Stutsman County
I. J. Moe
W. H. Messer
Buchanan
Esther Hamilton
Glenn Mink
Crookston
Robert C. Richards
Detroit, Minn
Northern Pacific Freight House
Fanny C. Amidon
W. S. Willson
Leity
Elsie Schultze
Middlewest Trust Company
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Frank E. Ployhar
W. T. Craswell
Hope
Earl Jefferson
Mae Hutton
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Leo Ratali
Darey
Roy Duff
D. W. Houser
Napoleon, N. D
W. W. Fritch
Frank Gassman
P. O
Edgar L. Richter
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Edgar
Priges Lower
Peoples Co-Operative Trading Co
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