The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-09
NEWS OF THE STATE

Three Fargo doctors are under ar
rest for practicing medicine without
a license.
| Hankinson had a small blaze Thurs.
day. The building destroyed belong.
ed to the Cement Block and Building
| Co. ...a ...
Governor Burke may appoint sue
cessor to Judge Templeton before his
term of governor expires.
Mrs. Herman Becker of Willow City
fell down the cellar stairs and broke
i her leg. ...
The new auto tags have been re-
ceived by the secretary of state. They
are black letters on drab back
ground.
The Farm Manager Association will
meet in Fargo the 18th of this month.
Several good speakers are on the pro-
gram and the meeting promises to be
good one.
S. Clifford of Bismarck, who was a
candidate for Office failed to file his
expense account and as result has
been arrested.
Frank Smith of Minot is serving
time in the st. Paul Jail as result of
| having written letters to young girls.
| The Bismarck Tribune predicts that
a Speaker of the House may be chosen
tonight. .... .r..
George Savoy who was convicted of
incest at recent term of court in
McLain county has been taken to Bis.
marck where he is serving time.
Mrs. Anna Roros of Wilton was ad-
judged insane and taken to the hospi-
tai at jamestown where she will re-
ceive treatment. She is the mother of
several children.
Judge Templeton was buried at
Grand Forks Saturday at p. m. Judge
Templeton is we'll known as one of
the prominent jurists of the state.
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The inmates OF the Minot Jail sent
a letter to Father Raith, pastor of
st. Leo's church complaining of hay
ing to subsist on bread and water
and of the hardness of the Stats in
the beds. The good father advised
them to turn the Stats over"
Editor Young, who has published
the Settler at Emerson the past four
years, has sold his paper to Victor
Haughton, a. school teacher of Dunn
county. The change will occur Feb.
ruary LIST.
There are rumors of row in the
LaFollette camp. The Hon. Bob will
have rather strenuous pull if he
lands the presidency four years
hence and it will not be astonishing if
some of his adherents desert him.
The Made In" craze has struck Val
ley City and most of the smokers are
insisting on Valley City made cigars
This is as it should be, patronize home
institutions whenever it is possible to
do so.
The Commercial Club of Langdon
had it's regular meeting last week, and
as usual several matters of Importance
were taken up and discussed, among
them a closer relation among the
business men, and a cooperation with
the farmers along various lines. The
matter of holding a farmers institute
here was taken up and discussed, but
it seemed to be the consensus of opin-
ion of those present that the farmers
knew best whether or not they cared
to have an institute, and in the event
of their holding one the commercial
club would give all possible assistance
that would contribute to the success of
the venture. The club will conse-
quently await action on the part OF
the farmers in this matter.
Last Thursday evening while the
Firemans Ball at IMinot was in full
swing the night operator at the 500
Depot turned in a fire alarm. The
boys rushed out regardless of their
dress suits and made an effort to To-
cate the trouble. The operator paid
fine in court the next day.
Max Won Falkenstein, a German
baron, has worked for eighteen years
as member of a section gang on
the Great Northern line at Emerald,
Grand Forks county. He will be sent
back to Holstein, Germany, by the