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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1917

Page

7

Hastings Notes From The Times Pages Detail Local Community

A Hastings Times page reports on local life with Martin Giste delivering cattle to St Paul for a chipping association, Miss Clara Nelson visiting, and families like the Nelsons and Gilbertsons moving or returning home. It notes vaccinations, school children, and a new maple floor at the Co-Operative store. Fire hall work progresses, a motorcycle accident injures Clarence Foten, and residents attend meetings in Valley City and Fargo for wartime price discussions.

Martin Giste St. Paul Clara Nelson Montpelier Nick Smith Fairmount Minn Relae Victor Nelson Litchville Platou Sommerfelt N. J. Korwald Oliver Olson Joseph Holer Henry Olsaskle Regina Sask A. P. Nelson Peter Knutson Co-Operative Grenlaw Otto Gilbertson Valley City George Wennerson Helse Weis Callea Noriahl Comeae

Local Notes From Stewart Sanborn Sept 2 Sightings

Cassatt visited M. 3 at Stinson's Sunday. Mrs. M. S. Stinson was a caller Monday. Mrs. Oliver Brober and son Ed shopped Friday. John Vandrovec hauled feed to the ground Friday. George Cassatt threshing for M. S. Stinson. Anton Vandrovec added a threshing outfit after 37 days. A large brick schoolhouse will rise in Roeers this fall. Neuatall and family visited Menke boys Sunday. A heavy rain Thursday afternoon did little to aid plowing. Liberty poles up at School Nos 1 and 2 in District 7. Old Glory flies. Will Schafer and wife own a new Ford and visited Clark City Sunday. James and Mrs. Freer rappers voted at several homes Sunday. B A Marsh bought Hannemann farm. a promising small property.

Sanborn Enterprise Cassatt Stinson M. S. Stinson Sanborn Oliver Brober John Vandrovec Rogers George Cassatt Anton Vandrovec Roeers Frank Neuatall Brother Willie Dotting Menke Will Schafer Clark City J Ae R. W. Monko Fred Rohde Will Schafa B. A. Marah Hannemann Farth

Speeding fines to swell city treasury under new regs

The article notes general violators of speed limits will pay fines, making it cheaper to drive slowly as traffic police enforce the rules. Valley City Iron & Metal Co seeks junk, scrap iron, tires, and brass with high prices and rapid responses. Mrs Fred Riedman and three children plan a winter trip to Los Angeles. John Helmes family moved to the George Drake duplex in the city.

Hmne Valley City Iron & Metal CO Fred Riedman Los Angeles Cal Reidman West John Helmes City George Drake

Young Couple Wed in Dazey Home Ceremony

A quiet home wedding took place at Rev L A Dodge residence in Dazey on Thursday morning. Clara Lucile Dodge married Harry J Shearer with immediate family present. The couple will reside in Leavina Montana after December 1. Grandfather G Kumm of Spring Valley Minnesota attended as the only out of town guest.

Bernice Shearer Mendelssohn Vera Osborne Nellie Olgan Dazey Wan G. Kumm Spring Valley Minn

Marines Use Portable Trenches In Practice

Marines at Quantico invent portable ten foot long trenches with a three foot parapet to simulate enemy trenches. Soldiers hurl practice grenades from inside these “stalla” structures toward atolls placed about fifty feet away. Heavier, longer throwers show superior technique in overhead throws like seasoned grenadiers.

Quantico United States

W C T U Elects Officers for the Coming Year

The W C T U session district officers named for the year include President Elizabeth Preston Anderson of Fargo and Vice President Fred Warner of Jamestown. Officers listed are Corresponding Secretary Barbara H Wylie Bowesmont Recording Secretary Kate S Wilder Fargo Treasurer Minette B Bowe Fargo with national delegates and alternates announced. James Anderson introduced to convention receiving the White Ribbon salute.

Elizapeth Preston Anderson Fargo Fred M. Warner Jamestown Barbara H. Wylie Bowesmont Mra Kate S. Wilder Minette B. Bowe Washington W. W. Anderson Edgeley Thos Hatten Lillie Stubbeffeld Cando Fr. M. Pollock Lillie B. Bowes Abbie W.H. Best Lillie B. Smith Thompson Fred Carr Valley City Nelle Osman Hardefeld Je Gs ¥ Clary

J R Marquisee and Bride Back From Honeymoon Trip

J R Marquisee and Bride return from their honeymoon trip to eastern points after marrying at Lidgerwood the bride’s home. They will reside at the Rudolf for the present and are receiving well wishes from friends. Also notice a horse purchase request seeking sound 6 to 9 year olds, weight 1100 pounds up.

J. R. Marquisee Lidgerwood Rudolf

Why $1,000,000 for Library War Fund

Thousands of American troops are being readied for France and housed in cantonments and camps. The Library War Fund seeks $1 per book donated by home supporters to furnish libraries at camps, boost morale, and connect soldiers with home life through books. Local committee leads Valley City drive, with Miss Helen M. Crane handling direct donations.

France War Department United States Warloug Uncle Sun Library War Fund Valley City Helen M. Crane Army

Major Mudgett Joins Second Regiment for Training Camp

Major C. F. Mudgett ranking major of the Smashing Secor departs Valley City for Bismarck to join his regiment. If North Dakota troops move soon he may not be seen here for some time. Odds and Ends club hosted a handkerchief shower for Miss Georgia Baillie and Miss Minnie Anderson at Miss Gertrude Bergan’s home with music and four tables of 509s. Miss Baillie heads to Chicago University, Miss Anderson to St Olaf College in Northfield to teach domestic science. Tower City notes report Miss Gertrude I Chapman back from Fargo after an operation and recovering. Mrs A B Coombs and daughter visited Valley City. City Auditor M J Boyd returned from Hillsboro after a Sunday visit with his brother Major Boyd.

C. F. Mudgett Secor Bismarck Valley City North Dakota Gertrude Bergan Georgia ‘Baile Minnie Anderson Miss Baillie Tower City Gertrude I Chapman Fargo

Marriage of Miss Georgia F Thomas and Grant Shepard in Dickinson

Announcement from Dickinson notes the marriage of Miss Georgia F. Thomas of Columbus Cho and Grant Shepard of Dickinson at the Rudolf hotel bridal parlor at 6 PM on Saturday Sept 22. Rev Charien E Vermiliya officiated. Mrs. Shepard will be at home after Sept 25. The couple occupies an apartment at the Rudolf. In Dickinson, the North Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs plans its annual convention with patriotic and service aims. Notable exhibits from Arts and Crafts, Red Cross scrapbooks, and talks on public health are planned, with speakers including Dr J W Cox and Mrs Robt Devine.

Georgia F. Thomas Columbus Cho Grant Shepard Rudolf Hotel Charien E. Vermiliya Methodist Episcopal Church Rudoif North Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs Dickinson Arts and Crafts Department E. F. Chandler Grand Forks Red Cross Robert Devine Wahpeton Cox Devine Landmarks Department C. B. Harris Pembina N.C. Young Fargo Pres H. M. Black State Normal and Industrial School Ellendale

Two Valley City Couples Wed in Simple Ceremony

Miss Alpha Ferguson married Roy Cowdrey at the bride's mother's home with Rev. C. G. Nagseth officiating. The couple, surrounded by close relatives and friends, plan a wedding trip after a wine colored traveling suit and roses. Guests included Irwin Ferguson Ming Suby and Louise Skrametad.

Annie Ferguson Alpha Ferguson Roy Cowdrey C. G. Nagseth Our Saviour's Lutheran Church Selma Suby Misa Agnes Skorpen Lohengrin Jessie Sargent Trudy Olsby Irwin Ferguson Nome Ming Selma Suby Louise Skrametad

Hoover Pleads to Save Sugar for French Allies

Washington reports Food Administrator Herbert Hoover urged Americans to cut sugar use to aid France, which faces two months with no sugar. He noted France would receive up to 100,000 tons from the U.S. if consumption drops, while U.S. own supply may last until January. He urged reducing candy and nonessential sugar by one third to meet the need.

Washington Fiervert Hoover West India

Valley City Company G Prepares for Move to North Carolina

Captain Ritchie of Company G 1st North Dakota Infantry 140 strong received orders to move after Monday September 24 as transportation becomes available. Final destination Charlotte, North Carolina. Valley City rejoices yet readiness reflects duty as North Dakota troops rally for service abroad. Local reunions honor Davidson brothers with patriotic songs and guests from Leal, Dayton aviation corps, and families gathering at P. G. Davidson home.

Ritchie N. D. Inf Valley City North Dakota Charlotte North Carolina Valley City Company P. G. Davidson Davidson Brothers Harald Davidson Company G Harry Arthur Davidson Aviation Corps Dayton Ohio J. H. Davidson Adolph Grover Milas Amanda Christ Leal A. H. Davidson Green Township France

Red Cross issues dressings manual for wartime needs

Five hundred thousand surgical dressing manuals are being sent from national headquarters to Red Cross chapters across the country. Dr John A Hartwell and a committee of surgeons and workers based the manual on recent hospital experience in the United States and war zones. It covers 23 standard dressings for base hospital shipments in France and emphasizes economy, accuracy, cleanliness, and constant supervision in approved work rooms.

Red Cros John A Hartwell Nurney Red Cross Woman's Bureau Washington Women's Bureau of the Red Cross Florence Marshall Belgium France

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