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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1917

Page

8

Barn Worker Injured As Old Livery Barn Collapses Nearby

John Henning, employed in tearing down the old livery barn behind the Right Price store, was injured Tuesday when a fall section struck his back. Taken to the hospital, medical attention was given by Dr. Macdonald. The injury is serious with doubt about recovery. The Times Record urges Valley City residents to Trade at Home to support local tradesmen and community progress.

John Henning Right Price Department Macdonald The Times Record Valley City North Dakota

Quiet Prairie wedding precedes departure of groom to service

Mrs S E Harper spent weekend in Valley City attending WCTU meetings Edna Whitcher hosted by Ida Holcomb. Marian and Edna White attended Charfee's store style show. Wilmina Bush married Walter Miller of De Soto Missouri officiated by Rev C E Vermilya. Bridegroom to join Company G soon, leaving hopes for reunion.

S. E. Harper Valley City Edna Whitcher Ida Holcomb Luther Brown Pillsbury Marian White Edna White Charffee's M. M. White Florence Holcomb Harriet Whitcher Irwin Bergan Baby Hans Bergan W. E. Bush Wilmina Walter Miller Desoto Missouri C. E. Vermilya

Trade at Home movement calls for civic support

A call urging Valley residents to back the Trade at Home program as a movement to foster local commerce and encourage home trade with cordial support for its aims and benefits to the community.

Valley

Back Pain Ad Claims Doan's Kidney Pills Relief

Valley City ad cites Mrs. Mary Schmidt of 721 Elm Street praising Doan's Kidney Pills for dull back pain and kidney trouble. She says pills relieve symptoms, with slight recurrences afterward, and notes price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY endorses the product.

Valley City Dean Mary Schmidt Elm Street Doan

Sealed Tenders for Uxbridge School Furnace

Sealed tenders are invited by the Uxbridge School District for a hot air furnace to heat the Uxbridge school building. Bids must be received by October 8 1917 and the furnace installed by December 1 1917. Contact the school board for details and specifications.

Uxbridge Teady

Local travels and town notes in Casselton area

Lucca Beac Rong Ributet and Ella Lindemann visited Casselton, stayed one night, then planned to Fargo for Ella to attend the C. Ella’s trip follows. Ellsburys visit relatives from Eyota, Minn. Various residents, business updates, and arrivals noted, including gas tank installation, stock sales, and moves to new homes.

Valley City Bank Ad Program Promotes Local Growth

The American National Bank of Valley City announces a one year advertising contract with The Times-Record for both daily and weekly editions. The bank aims to keep its name visible and highlight benefits and advantages while presenting a friendly, welcoming atmosphere to both old and new customers.

Times-Record American National Bank

New Factory for City Holland to Build

Fargo reports a new factory to be erected by Albert Holland at 1221 Front Street to manufacture the Holland wild oat separator. The one story wood and metal building measures about 100 by 200 feet with a $6,000 building cost. A permit was issued and construction starts at once with the latest machinery installed for production.

Fargo Albert Holland Front Street Holland

Noltimier and Schulz Wed in Noltimier Township

Earl Noltimier and Bertha Schulz were married Tuesday at noon in the German Lutheran parsonage with Rev. Bohnhoff officiating. Miss Elsie Schultze and Eric Noltimier served as attendants and best man respectively. The couple left that afternoon for eastern points to begin their honeymoon and well wishes were extended by friends. John Krettchmer Jr advertises an auction sale near Oriska on Friday.

Earl Noltimier Bertha Schulz Noltimier Township Bohnhoff Elsie Schultze Eric Noltimier Oriska

Mess Fund Committee Seeks Support for Company G and Headquarters

The Mess Fund committee reports strong loyal support from citizens for Company G and Headquarters Company. A total of about 2800 dollars has been subscribed, with contributions from 500 down to 25 dollars. The committee thanks all subscribers and invites further donations to the fund, aiming to publish a donor list for those contributing five dollars or more. DARBY O'MALLEY, L. B. WARD.

Darby O'Malley Ward

Marriage of Jean Smith at Glasgow Mont to John S Albers

Friends of Jean Smith are pleased to learn she wed last Thursday at Glasgow Mont to John S Albers of Redstone Mont. He is a well known rancher, and Mrs Albers is warmly regarded by the community. A meeting by Rev Caley and W T Buoy is announced for Sunday evening Sept 30 at 8 o clock in the Green township school.

Jean Smith Glasgow Mont John S. Albers Redstone Albers G. B. Caley W. T Green Township

Death of Miss Ida Hohaus in Auto Crash Near Nome

Miss Ida Hohaus died Sunday noon when her car overturned near Nome on the way to Valley City to visit her sister Mrs Prof William Wynn. Her mother was injured with a broken arm and other injuries. the driver and Prof and Mrs Wynn were unharmed. Grace Hand, a Rutland school colleague, left for Forman to attend the funeral. The Hohaus father is a Forman farmer. Mr and Mrs Will Racey welcomed a baby girl born Saturday at the Chambard home. mother and babe are doing well.

Valley City Wm. Wynn Miss Hohanus Nome Misa’ Hohaus Rutland Forman Miss Hohaus Will Racey Racey F. G-Chambard Babe

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Right Price Mercantile Co Coats Albrecth NEW Lot Kayser Justin Getchell Prairie L. Widdifield Geo. Oglesby T. E. McMillan Anton Christ Leal P. D N. D Uxbridge School Dist Lucca Beac + Rong Ributet fon SAS Rat Line Flath Ella Lindemann Casselton Ella the . C D. G. Ellsbury Mr. Ellsbury Fred Russell Eyota Finn Gyen First National Bank of Arnold la Moure Demming New Mexico American National Bank of City Noltimier-Schulz John Krettchmer, Jr Three Naeorth Mess Fund Committee Ida Hohaus the Times-Record Gaga N. Dak
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