North Dakotans Join Chattanooga Reunion Report
North Dakotans travel to Chattanooga Tennessee for a reunion and share experiences with companions from Minnesota South Dakota and North Dakota. The group including leaders like Sierra Nevada Herford Adjt Hill and Vallandigham visit Lookout Mountain and attend department events while North Dakota headquarters operate from Motel Patten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
North
St. Paul
Vallandigham
Valley
Welcome Rose Catherine
P. Hill
Jennie B. Hill
Beale
Valley City
Kurtz
Jamestown
Freeze
Schmidt
Clara
Mary E. Lane
Wahpeton
Hattie Durfey
Fargo
Kee
Sanborn
Smith
Leonard
Welser
Southland
Lookout Mountain
A Word of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
Mr and Mrs B K Berg express public thanks for the sympathy and kindness shown during their daughter Irene’s sickness and in their hour of bereavement. They cannot repay but hope their gratitude conveys their appreciation to neighbors and friends.
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Irene
B. K. Berg
Farm Names Registered Under New State Law in County
Stock and other farms in the county are having their names registered under the new state law that permits owners to own them exclusively. In Barnes, few applications have been filed but several names have already been registered including Riverside by C. F. Mudgett, Lake Farm by Hugh McDonald, Plum Grove Stock and Poultry Farm by Mrs. Grant of Cuba, and Valley View Farm by H. C. Stenshoel. Many more farms with worthy names are expected to register during the coming winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
C. F. Mudgett
Riverside
Hugh McDonald
Lake Farm
Mrs. Grant
Cuba
Plum Grove
H. C. Stenshoel
Valley View Farm
Wonderful Cures Reported In Germany
A German medical revival favors simple herbal remedies over potent inorganic drugs. The article notes doctors using wild herbs and plant extracts, praising Golden Medical Discovery and related tonics as cures for chronic stomach and nervous conditions, with testimonials from patients in Ossining, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
M. Y. World
W. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
William Gaynor's Body Lying At Brooklyn Home
William Gaynor mayor of New York lies in state at his Brooklyn home after passing on September 10. In rain, a funeral ship voyage to the Battery was followed by a 100-strong police escort and a dawn arrival. Public and private services to follow at City Hall and Trinity Church.
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New York
William Gaynor
Gea
Brooklyn
Battery
Deas
Liverpool
City Hall
Trinity Church
Alleged highway men rob Dowbells trio in N D
Orwin Burham and three companions, including a negro, were robbed at gunpoint of 45 dollars by highway men. A negro was suspected and fled when a constable fired wounding him. Money found matched Burham. Stratton, named leader, was captured at Minot and held to district court. Warrants out for remaining assailants.
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Minot
Brewers Lose Bid as Duluth Backs Saloons Rule
Duluth Minnesota voted 108 to 9 092 in a referendum on a Brewers owned saloons ban. The measure prohibits liquor dealers brewers or distillers from saloon interests and requires unobstructed views during closing hours while banning music and free lunches. The ordinance can only be repealed by a vote of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
W. R. Hicken
Hicken
Baptists Recommend State College Plan at Conference
Grand Forks North Dakota September 19 Baptist delegates urged affiliating with the state university via a Baptist college. Dorr H Carroll of Minot proposed a Wesley College style maintenance plan while E P Jordan Sioux Falls college president urged the church to expand its educational role. Carroll argued a state college is needed to train workers within North Dakota.
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State University
N. D
Grand Forks
Dorr H. Carroll
Minot
Wesley College
E. P. Jordan
Sioux Falls College
Dorr Carroll
Assessment Work Accelerates in Valley City Area
Rapid assessment work on unassessed property in Valley City continues, led by Carl Kowitzky, secretary of the tax commission, with completion expected today. He heads to Wimbledon and other towns in the county next, as more properties are added to the tax rolls including two Valley City legislators C F Mudgett and Frank E Ploynar. Also taxed are river launches, Oliver Mackey's Plumbing shop, the McPherson warehouse, the Methodist and Episcopal dormitories, the Swedish Lutheran church parsonage, and the Elks Home. Separately, Gladys Clendenning married Cyril Costello of Seattle on September 11, and Prof. K. Froysan with Sarah Sherman Pryor will host a recital in Beach on October 2 with Pryor joining the Normal School as Elocution teacher.
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Namg
Valley City
Carl Kowitzky
Tax Commission
Wimbledon
Kositzky
C. F. Mudgett
Frank E. Ploynar
Kouwitzky
Oliver Mackey
McPherson
Methodist
Episcopal
Swedish Lutheran Church
Elks Home
Local ad page contest to promote Valley City merchants
B D Dunham of Minneapolis partners with the Times Record to publish a special local ad page in Friday's edition. Valley City and Barnes County residents may win 10 dollars by listing items carried by each advertiser after visiting stores and noting articles and brands with locations. Outside city residents compete for the same prize.
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B. D. Dunham
Minneapolis
Times-Record
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G. A.R
Hooker
North Dakota
Motel Patten
Prairie Land
Jean McNaughton Stevens
Bates County Farmers Mutual Insurance Go of
Valley City, North Dakota
W. W. Smith
Ort Pakora
Eczema
J. & Kitsell
West Main St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Martens A. m
Otea
Dicom
J. F. L. Bohnhow
Bohnhoff
Bowbella
Baptists
Gladys Clendenning
Cyril Costello
Seattle
Miss Clendenning
Costello
Great Northern Railroad
J. E. Featherstone
Cyril Gostello
K. Froysan
Sarah Sherman Pryor
Beach
Sherman Pryor
Normal School
Fletcher
Castoria
Dunham
Busine
Phone Society News
Society
Phone
Henry H. Jack
Crosby
M D
Oriska
Uru
Congress
the Insurance Agency
W. W
Valley City No. Dak
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