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The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1913

Page

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Valley City Diamond Owners Face Tax Commission Probe

Residents of Valley City confront a probe by the state tax commission led by F. E. Packard and secretary Carl Kositzky into unassessed diamond and property values along railway rights of way. Names such as L. B. Pluton, Lee Combs, James Gundy, Mrs. William Olson, Chas. J. Lee, and Sam Blank surface as taxed figures while Kositzky vows impartial scrutiny and Packard departs for Bismarck.

Lst Valley City Tax Commission F. E. Packard Carl Koaltaky Packard Kositzky Burleigh County Occident Elevator Company Altho Bismarck Kositsky Konitzky Times-Record Dent Minnesota Mr. Kositzky Charlie Lee Commission Sam Blank Montana Gental Realty

Be Heve Me light comedy at Armory Theatre

The piece Be Heve Me is a clever light comedy praised for its snap and story. With patient staging and a standout wardrobe, the Armory Theatre production airs Sept 23 and has earned loyalty from comedy and musical variety fans.

Billy Clifford Armory Theatre

Train Convicts as Expert Farmers in North Dakota

North Dakota weighs replacing brick and twine work in the state penitentiary with farm duties to train inmates in modern farming methods. The shift aims to place convicts into farming roles upon release, backed by the North Dakota Banking Association and Better Farming Association amid union employment barriers for trades learned behind prison walls.

North Dakota North Dakota Banking Association North Dakota Better Farming Association Like Nature North Dakota Penitentiary

Prison Farm Training Confronts Labor Barriers

A North Dakota report notes inmates fitted with trades, but organized labor blocks prison employment, urging land purchases and extensive farming to train prisoners in modern agriculture. The piece also covers local farm rents, tax valuation debates, and a spate of Velva accidents including a fatal auto crash and lightning injuries.

State Bankers’ Association Grand Forks

Local Visitors and Callers Highlight Valley City Area

Mr and Mrs Billy Walters and children visited Pete Anderson on Sunday. Reva and Freda Nolti mier visited the latter's home Saturday. Thoralf Amundson and Andrew Anderson hosts on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Ben Olson called on Miss Hilda Anderson Saturday. Mrs Sam Larson Mrs Pete Fenstad and daughter Mable called at Andrew Anderson's last Monday. Mrs Fred Beil and daughter Viola shopped in Valley City Saturday. Fred Schultz was seen in town Saturday. Mrs Bert Nolti mier spending a few days with Mrs Louis Nolti mier. Mrs Andrew Anderson and Selma seen in Valley City. Miss Viola Beil returned home Wednesday after two week visit with sister Mrs Wm Wolski.

Viola Valley City Fred Schultz Bert Noltimiers Louis Noltimier Andrew Anderson Selma Viola Beil Wolski

Pleads Guilty to Charge of Shooting Dog

Walter Gross a farm laborer on Andrew Reinzer’s farm near Oriska was arraigned in a justice court Tuesday afternoon charged with shooting a dog. After pleading guilty he was fined $10 and costs totaling $22.50. He said the shooting brought him satisfaction. The dog belonged to George Hotzman whose farm is near the Kelnzer place. Gross claimed the dog ran out after his wagon Monday evening and acted viciously, prompting him to shoot.

Walter Gross Andrew Reinzer Oriska Justice Court Gross George Hotzman Kelnzer Place

North Dakota Apples and a Hospital Update

Mrs Baumer of the old homestead four miles north of the city brings in the season s finest apples with more than fifty to a tree. Master Irvin Albrecht who was kicked by a horse last week is reported as getting along nicely at Riverside hospital.

North Dakota Irvin Albrecht Riverside Hospital

Will Sojourn Here For Opium Smuggling Convicted

In the United States District court, Anna Henderson, a woman described as of color, has been sent to Barnes county jail for twelve months as a federal prisoner. She will remain there under Sheriff Stens hoel as counties are reimbursed for short term incarcerations.

United States District Court Anna Henderson Barnes Sherif Stenshoel Henderson

MILLERS HELPLESS BEFORE SENATORS PITCHING SHOWS LONE RUN

Minneapolis September 16 locals were shut out 7 to 1 as King Cole dominated the mound for the Senators. Patterson started for the locals and was hammered, leaving in the fifth to give way to Delahnty. Margridge followed Patterson with limited effectiveness.

Minneapolis King" Cole Patterson F. Delahnty Mogriige Columbus Cole Coleman Margridge Owens

Died This Morning Irene Berg of This City

Irene Berg seven and a half, daughter of Mr and Mrs D K Berg, died this morning after a three week illness of peritonitis. Survived by parents two older brothers and three younger sisters. Funeral Thursday at three from the Baptist church. J B Thompson, once of this jetty Williston and Crookston, visited, noting his bucket shop history work to appear in a national magazine later this fall.

Irene Berg Mre. D. K Berg Baptist Church J. B. Thompson Williston Crookston Thompson Northwest

Why Let Down The Upper When Empty Why Let Down The Upper When Empty

San Francisco reports the state railroad commission orders the Pullman Co to appear November 19 to explain practices and rules. The inquiry asks about berthing practices ports wages passenger counts and berth allocation details amid travel complaints. A separate incident notes a man attacked by a woman near Mott after attempting to haul grain.

San Francisco State Railroad Commission Pullman Company Mott

Barnes County Exhibit for State Exposition Nearing Completion

Barnes County showcases a broad harvest for the State Exposition at Bismarck with Mark Smith leading the effort. The display highlights diverse grains including corn varieties like King Phillip and Northwest Western Dent, extensive alfalfa including third cutting, and apple and vegetable samples believed to attract attention. Smith seeks more farm contributions as final selections are pending.

Bismarck Barnes County Mark Smith Mr. Smith King Phillip Northwestern Dent Minnesota 13

Sunday Visitors From Out of Town Register at Local Hotels

Among the Sunday visitors in the city from out of town are E. Thayer of Carrington H. M. Frorgen of Leal J. Blomberg and wife of Fargo David Jenkins of Tacoma Washington and Mrs A J Gorthy and son of Courtenay all of whom were registered at local hotels The Nome Tribune observes Off again On again Gone again Thaw again.

E. Thayer Carrington H. M. Frorgen Leal J. Blomberg Fargo David Jenkins Tacoma Washington A. J. Gorthy Courtenay

Stars Defeated Prison Players In Season Finale

Grove North Dakota September 16 Sterling's fast team defeated the penitentiary nine 12 to 8 to close the season for both clubs. Talcott and Griffin pitched for the inmates with erratic support while Nieman and Slater allowed nine hits for Sterling. Mannquist and Bliss drew walks for the Penboys and Loomia for the Stars led the umpires in a generally satisfactory performance.

Nieman Slater Sterling Mannquist Bliss Penboys Loomia

Valley City Awakening Fueled by Crops and Train Service

Valley City reports an unusual upswing in business and construction over four months. While not booming, optimism runs high as crops thrive and revised train schedules attract traveling men and night stays, boosting local commerce and activity.

Valley

W. W. Men Attack Farmers in Harvest District

The I W W is accused of vandal acts to delay threshing on Minot area farms. Spikes rocks and matches hidden in grain bundles allegedly used to disrupt harvest work. Vigilance committees form as farmers report ruined threshing machines and rising public sentiment.

Industrial Workers of the World Mers Minot Grand Forka

Salvation Army announces weekly meetings and Sunday services

Salvation Army to hold meetings on Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings with all welcome services Sunday at 11 am 3 pm and 8 pm Sunday school at 4 pm and a program by the Sunday school on Monday Sept 22 at 8 pm at the Salvation Army hall led by Capt. Schaffer.

Salvation Army Salvation Army Hall Capt. Schaffer

Reds and Philadelphia Break Even in Doubleheader

Cincinnati and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Cincinnati winning the first game 4 to 3 and Philadelphia taking the second 4 to 0s six innings due to darkness after a drenching rain. The opening game stayed tied until the eighth inning.

Cincinnati Philadelphia Cineinmati Vissiiierere Seaton Killifer Johnson Kling Cece Boo Mayer Burns Robertson Clarke New York Chicago Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn St. Louis

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Billy Clifford Chas, Furgeson Otto Johnson Punty Velva Father Raith Father Sailor Ady Stenshoel Millers Senators State Railroad Commission OF California Pullman Weston Sisters Bimyy Nome Tribune Stars W. W
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