Daily Albert Boyd Visitor Notes and Arrivals
From Wednesday's Daily Albert Boyd of Leal was a business visitor in the city yesterday. Mr and Mrs William Cullen of Davenport were visitors at the McCosh home Saturday night and Sunday. Sam Condor bank supply salesman from Fargo is calling on customers in the city today. Mrs Arthur L Knauf of Jamestown arrived in the city this morning on No 186 to attend the auxiliary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Boyd
Leal
William Cullen
Davenport
McCosh
Sam Condor
Fargo
Arthur L. Knauf
Jamestown
City
C. D. Norton
F. W. Montgomery
Oriska
Mrs
Even Evenson
Tower City
Barnes County
F. Twitcher
Minneapolis
Valley City
M. C. Houser
Napoleon, N. Dak
A. L. Starr
American Legion Auxiliary
A. H. Axtell
Kanka~kee, al
Eric Rudolph Noltimier
Eric Noltimier
Duane Allen
Everett, Wash
Stanley Mythaler
Allen
Mythaler
Sig Anderson
John Carroll
F. L. Wicks
Long Beach
Calif
Aberdeen
Oak
E. A. Wicks
J. H. Wicks
Denton
Mont
Mr. and Children
Miss Strain
Wm. Meyers
State Licensing Department
Bismarck
Wylie Nielson
Ward and Son
Willard
John Tracy
Milwaukee
Local notes from Valley City and district social events
Al Hammes, ex Dakota Drug manager now with LaSalle Institute, builds Aberdeen base to teach business administration in Dakota territory. Many visitors and events unfold in Valley City with arrivals, guild meetings, a dance at the Country Club, and a near-miss auto crash on Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Hammes
Dakota Drug Store
Mr. Hammes
LaSalle Institute
Aberdeen
S. Dak
South Dakota Territory
Axtell Discontinues Drug Business Sells Stock
C M Axtell sold his drug stock and fixtures to local stores and will continue soft drink dispensing. He retained the soda fountain. The Dakota Drug Co Ins and City Drug Star acquired the drug stock as part of the change. Mr Antell argued the city’s ray business could not support four drug stores and sold his holdings. Mr and Mrs C L Wylie returned from a ten day trip to Minnesota and Wisconsin points. They visited Lake City Plainview Wabash DuPond Wiss Biewood Spring Valley and reported a pleasant trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Axtell
C. L. Wylie
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Fargo business visitor highlights regional ties and travel
Charles Sullivan of Fargo, tied to Fargo Motor Sales, traveled via car to return home after a business visit. The report also notes Grace and Mrs. Moe visiting in Fargo from Valley City, a coast vacation, and a BC Canada return trip via Montana and Missoula. Weather unsettled with light showers delaying threshing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Moe
Grace Moe
Valley City
Almest Warner
Moe's
Bismarck Tribune
Car light sparks Litchville man’s arrest at police station
Mr and Mrs Sortland drove to Valley City when John was arrested for a burned out car light. A magistrate fined him $3 50 which he paid to avoid further trouble. He criticized the rough handling by an officer en route to headquarters. A similar local arrest had occurred weeks earlier, prompting the bulletin’s moral to do business locally and avoid legal trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sortland
Valley City
John
Mr. Sortland
Litchville
Litchville Bulletin
Local city visitors and community notices print in Valley City
Residents from Dazey Fingal Enderlin and Remhey Alberta visit Valley City. Attendees include Dr F L Wicks and family, Joe Heiling and family, Miss Dorothy Healy, and Miss Mayme Brady. City events feature church music, motor license checks, hunting season prep, and social games at the Anderson home with bridge prizes.
Lena Graves and Everette Dean wed in Salem and Northfield
Miss Lena Graves married Everette Sterling Dean at her Salem Indiana home. They reside at 204 Nevada Street Northfield Minnesota. Dean, formerly with Valley City, has played second base and shortstop in recent seasons with the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole
Lena Graves
Salem
Indiana
Everette Sterling Dean
Nevada Street
Northfield
Minn
Miss Graves
John
P. J. Graves
Ind
Everette Dean
Valley City
Corn stalk nine feet long from Litchville farm
John Brady brought a nine foot corn stalk and several large, well filled ears to the Times Record. The samples from North Dakota show corn can be grown as well here as anywhere, despite the state's reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brady
Times-Record Office
Litchville
Brady
North Dakota
Postal Box Rule Provokes Mixed Reactions Across Town
The post office department mandates no mail delivery to homes without mail boxes or slots, a policy supported by about seventy percent of residents who already have boxes. Proponents say it saves government time and funds, while critics argue it shifts costs to others and biases against laggards who have yet to install boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Business and Professional Women Club Meets in September
The Business and Professional Women’s Club held a meeting at the pirate Club Rooms on Monday September 11. A report for August on the Tea Room was read by the Tea Room Committee chair. Miss Widdifield resigned as tea room manager and Miss Aina Curtiss of Colorado Springs California was secured as manager. Curtiss has worked in similar roles and is highly recommended. Esther Gunderson was elected corresponding secretary following Adelia Nelson’s resignation. Members chose fall and winter class work starting October 10 with one free class per member and a small fee for additional classes. The next meeting is September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Pirate Club Rooms
Miss Widdifield
Aina Curtiss
Colorado Springs
Cal
Miss Curtiss
Esther Gunderson
Adelia Nelson
ATI
Rotary club hosts speech and dinner at Hotel Rudolf
A demonstration radio receiving apparatus may be installed in a local business for patrons to listen to news and concerts. The noonday luncheon is replaced by a 7 PM dinner and program at Hotel Rudolf, with Rotarian and Rotarianan committees led by Mrs. Frank Heimes. A large crowd is anticipated and grapes from Leal, North Dakota, prove the state's surprising bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Rudolf
Frank Heimes
Miss Eva Olson entertains friends at Cooperstown home
Miss Eva Olson of the Peoples Store entertained a small group at her Cooperstown home yesterday. The guests included Misses Ollie Nelson Cora Dahl Belinda Seberg Alvira Linder berg Mildred Daas Constance Mac Pherson Esther Schroeder and Trudie Olsby. They motored to Griggs county capital in the morning and returned last evening reporting a very enjoyable day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Olson
Peoples Store
Cooperstown
Griggs County
Ollie Nelson
Cora Dahl
Belinda Seberg
Alvira Linderberg
Mildred Daas
Constance MacPherson
Esther Schroeder
Trudie Olsby
Lucca swimmers urge bath house, park upgrade for state sport
Lucca correspondent voices strong support for a public subscription to fund Chautauqua park improvements in Valley City. Proposes extending the beach with gravel, building a sanitary bath house with locked stalls and attendants, waterway protection, and renting bathing suits to create a lasting, self-sustaining water sports industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucca
Barnes County
Chautauqua Park
Early threshing season moves in at Sheyenne Valley
In Sheyenne Valley the community awaits stock threshing after the shock season. Local residents travel for business in Valley City and Kathryn, with visits among Henrikson, Olstad, Aas, Thoreson, and Olsen families. A few humor notes urge proactive farming when crops lag.
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H. D. Detz
George Holzman
Rip
W. Bingham
Wimbledon
Holzman
Northern Pacific
Baypot
Fred P. Mann, Jr
Holt- Lake
Kindred
J. E. Buttree
James Calnan
Blanch
Eugene McFarland
Iverson
von Domarus
Wright
Edna Collen
Kitchener
Ontario
Crystal Springs
Hugh McDonald
la Moure
Lynn Cowell
Pegey
J. F. J. Bohnhoff
St. Paul
Luher Board
Etta
Louise Chepman
Earl Griffin
K. J. McCosh
William Desmond
Desmont
Thos
Casey
J. Anderson
Rochester
J. J. Eatley
Adeline Lang
Sanborn
Florence Earley
M. P. Krogh
James Kelly
Lawrence Larson
Pillsbury
Tunge I. J. Moe
B. V. Lippold
Larson
F. Lienert
Binkleman
Neb
R. E. Gornell
Chicago
Epworth M
J. F. L. Bohn
Anderson
Ben Reid
Fourth Avenue
Elizabeth Street
Reid
Charles Sullivan
Sullivan
Fargo Motor Sales Company
Gateway City
T. J. Moe
Grace
British Columbia
Missoula
Trance Amundson
State Teachers College
Canada
Dean
Knute Froysia
Shoreham
Will Moore
Mrs. Duff
Dazey
Eddie Larson
Fingal
Edw. J. Holmgren
Enderlin
Oscar Kelesaon
Eitoate Nces Matis
Roy Ells
Viola Burke
A. C. Thorkelson
Minnewaukan
Remhey
Alberta
Fessenden
John Heiling
Jos. Winkler
St. Cloud, Mion
Ralph Pray
EB. A. Pray
San Francisco
Minnie J. Nielson
No. 3
G. A.M. Anderson
Lawrence Stenshoel
Joe Heiling
Mr. Heiling
Joe Nemanich
Joe
F. W. Rose
Couparstown
N. D
P. R. Trubshaw
Dorothy Healy
First Congregational Church
George Matheson
H. O. Blackey
Devils Lake
Mayme Brady
Carrington
H. R. Topping
America
Frank White
United States
George M. Young
George A. McFarland
Ed Cator
A. M. Greenfield
Fessenen
Inne
Robt. A. Storm
McKenzie County
Louise Thorne
Robt. Anderson
Alice Earley
Vera Cowell
Cheney
Roy Williams
Cheneys
Valley Hotel
J. H. Seymour
Richard Knudeon
H.C. iCanceon
Miss Gertule
South Dakota
Moorivend, Wedneday
Mary Parsons
Helga Holm
Muriel Graham
Anton Thompson
Misa Evelyn McConoughey
A. Abrahamson
Sheyenne Valley
Carl Henrikson
Fritz Olstad
Johanna Henrikson
Oscar B. Aas
Alfred Anderson
Kathryn
Louis Larson
John M. Thoreson
Julius Henrikson
Axel Gregersen
Herman Tooley
Peter Gregerson
L. B. Hanson
Arthur
Melvin Olsen
Anders Opsahl
Alfred Beck
Fritz Oletad
Martin Evenson
John F. Henrikson
Peter Stevens
Jens
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