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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1917
Page
5
Kathryn and Fingal residents hosted visitors and travelers from Fargo Valley City and Gary Minn with tours, picnics, and church activities. Several pastors including Rev Norby and Rev Berg traveled through the region while families moved between Kathryn Fingal Tolna and Casselton for work or family events.
All accounts and notes due the Peoples Fuel Company have been turned over to Mr. W. H. Pray for collection. All payments should be made to him or to the First National Bank, Valley City, North Dakota, and no other receipt will be authorized or recognized. Peoples Fuel Company. By C. F. Mudgett, President.
Litchville visitors Ed Storhott and Utile daughter rode trains through Nome Saturday. Louise Baarstad stayed with Nome friends weekend. Henrietta Thone leaves for Valley City to attend high school. George Gilbertson and children Martha and Glen visited from Pickett. Carl Nelson and sons, Harry and Gunner Larson, Valley City visitors. Hilda Lee traveled west Monday. Ludvig Larson of Hastings visited his mother Mrs Remmen Sunday. P L Thorndanteed to Valley City Monday. Elmer Ruud Hazel Rusk Olaf Ruud from Nome visited Iversons Sunday. Eastedge school opens Tuesday for an eight month term with Baarstad as teacher.
Mr. and Mrs Wim and Virginia Strode left for Stephens City Virginia after weeks on the Prairie. Mrs E J Holcomb entertained Marion Adelaide Gussie White and Virginia Strode. Edna Whitcher and others attended gatherings with the Harpers and White family. Adelaide Marion and Helen Harper hosted guests. Christ Larson and family visited Sampsons and Inez Taylor stayed with Helen Harper. Mrs Savaides and Mrs White visited Irvin Bergan and baby.
The twenty eighth annual State W. C. T. U. convention at Valley City Congregational church in September 2024 will feature national president Miss Anna A. Gordon and Iowa state president Mrs Ida B. Wise Smith. Gordon's travel and advocacy for prohibition and a national day of prayer are highlighted along with Smiths leadership in Iowa and North Dakota. Attorney General Langer and Rev. F. Watkins are to speak, with Mrs Elizabeth Preston Anderson delivering the state presidents address. The program includes music by Amanda N. Zabel and Prof Froysan and ends with elections and delegates to the Washington convention.
In Clark City Sept 11, fair weather signals threshing completion soon. Rev Atkinson from Sanborn visited Campbell and Jones. Ruth Reed of Litchville to teach Clark City school starting Sept 17. Fern Stillings returned from Green Town and others visited neighbors. Families hosted visitors, and Raymond McLees writes from Camp Dodge praising the camp and appreciation day.
Daze y residents report short visits from Dr W C Nolte and families. Martha Hess visits Mrs A O LaValley. Mrs A S Langer and Willard Myers travel to Rogers. Anne Grinaker visits Hans Strande. Dorothy Jacobson Dora Nelson and Geraldine Torguson visit Cooperstown. Fred Krueger and others plan business trips. Elda Peterson heads to River Falls. Spilling the Calendar set for Sept 15 by Junior League.
Miles and wife appeared Monday before Judge Moe on three counts of burglary in the third degree. They waived examination, were bound over to district court, and bail was set at 2000 dollars. Unable to post bail, they remain in custody with Sheriff Kelly. Also noted are social visits by Mr and Mrs E J Pegg of Owatonna Minnesota to their daughter Mrs Er W Simpson, with Earl Pegg planning to travel to Dayton Ohio to live with his sister and study electrical engineering. Mrs John Miller spent time at Will Potter farm with Potter family members.
No. 4 White Oat traded at 64 56 percent Sept Oats 16 percent new 57 percent New Oats Old 574 Barley 113401 30 Choice Barley 1.20 1.35 Rye 1.78 1.83 arr 1.82 1.83 No. 2 Yellow Corn 2.17 2.18 Flax 3.25 3.30 arr same Duluth Close No. 3 White Oats 19 59 arr 58 Barley 1 10 1.36 Nov Flax 3.30 Dec Flax 3.27
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