The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-04-16
News Of the State

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The main building of the Minot nor.
NAL has progress far enough SO that it
is ready for occupancy.
Illinois did not 90 dry, although the
women voted, in fact it made very lit
tie change, no more gain was made
than in Minnesota.
Some farmers would like and Equity
Exchange that would exchange admin
STATIONS for them when they get stung
Valley City is getting the railroad
fever aand roads are already headed
this way according to press reports.
Politics is warming up and the Demo
Gratis are worrying about the thousands
of unemployed, the railroad men are
beginning to ask them how it happened
anyhow.
The chairman of the county central
committee is said to be after Governor
Hanna because of his failure to hand
an appointment for himself. Hard luck
fine politics?
Kenmare was visited by one OF the
worst fires in its history Tuesday
when the Osborne Mcmillan elevator
burned to the ground with between
10, 900 and $4,000 bushels of grain.
SPLENDID weather for the ground
Meanwhile the democrats are wor'
ried at the prospects Of these being no
bitter political fight this year, in the
Republican ranks.
Two men of jamestown narrowly
escaped death from drowning In the
Pipe Stem creek at the Nurnberg farm
northeast of the city, when crossing
the stream high from recent rain.
Litchville Drug Store burned again.
This time the Masonic lodge located
above the store also suffered.
Devils Lake farmers have hired a
potatoe expert. ....
Alfred Owens, fifteen year old boy
If Billings, Mont, is in Fargo search
ny for his mother who left her home
IN Montana about ten years ago. Her
children have not seen their mother
since.
Burdc referred to the present gov
ernor as belonging to the Mahogany
orffice kind. From which We gather
that we want man who has made a
failure Of life to occupy the
position as governor. but not yet.
It is said that capitalists at st. Thorn
as are considering the erection at a
6reproof brick block, at least $50 feet
frontage, to house the business con-
Germs that were destroyed by the de.
structive fire recently.
Max Block and Jack Clayton Of STAN
ley were arrested ON a charge Of petit
larency. It is said they stole two suits
Of clothes and a sweater; one Of the
suits belonging to Rev. E. Parkes; the
other to James Finn and the sweater
belonging to Cork" Deneen.
Two masked bandits held up F. G..
night agent OF the 500 line
at Drake, ard escaped with $61.so. The
men, who were well armed covered
the agent with guns and demanded his
cash. G. M. Thiser town marshall, or
ganized a posse Of citizens to scour the
country in search of the bandits.
Burdick would abolish the game
board that is self supporting, because
they are a political machine and would
continue the five men tas commission
doing one mans work, although they
are devoting almost their entire time
in vain effort to discredit Governor
Hanna. Uaudable reasoning.
Some freak promises to introduce a
bill in the next legislature to COMPEL
legal newspapers to publish the entire
paper at home and Judging from the
this some Of the acts OF the last-late
and lamented gathering there will be
of the same caliber to pass it.
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SleLEY NEWS. .,..
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Henderson were
Darcy shoppers Friday.
Miss Sophia Kramer of Valley City,
visited for few days with her sister,