The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-28
News, Politics, Fun
Facts.ne Suggestions
BY Associate Editors

Fargo Will repdVe bIoduWdy, AVA
principal business street.
Rev. Richmond has been successful
in securing curling rink for Minot.
Buellah will have new school
house, doctor and drug store after
January Is.
The Farmers Elevator and Feed
mill owned and operated by James
Surber at Cando was burned to the
ground. ......
Governor hanna gives his opinion
that North Dakota will contribute
close to $4,000 to the Belgian relief
fund. ....,.
Women are gentle enough in their
ordinary relations with each other
but they will fight when there is a
man at stake.
No more September duck shooting
in this state. This is the dictum that
comes from Game Warden McCutch-
con.
Last Wednesday evening Mrs. 3. E.
Hayden of Scoria Butte, fell breaking
her left limb just above the ankle.
The limb was set and will not prove as
serious as was first thought.
Thieves entered the office Of the
Grand Forks Concrete Co. at Grand
Forks, Ninth and University Ave, and
made an unsuccessful attempt to rifle
the steel safe of the concern.
Seantor Frank Hyland, of Bis
marck, is one of the prime movers in
an effort to hold an Immigration
Day" in Bismarck, on January 20.
Invitations have been sent out to all
all railroads interested in the state
TO send their representatives.
Esmond held it's annual meeting of
the United States Breeders associa-
ton on January 5.
Taking out a $4,000 life insurance
policy because he declared he had
premonition of coming danger, c. c..
Cook of Beach was laughed at by the
family. They were paid the insurance
just ten days following the DEATH
Cook was killed when mine on his
farm caved in as he was laying in the
winters supply of coal.
Mr.. E. C. Enge met with very pain
full accident at his farm home south
west of Minor while operating a feed
grinder. In some way his left hand
was drawn into the machine and two
fingers were terribly mangled. The
little finger to such an extent that an
amputation was Immediately neces-
sary.
The night Waterman at the round
house at Sarles was seriously injured
just before the south bound passenger
train was leaving on it's trip. The
blocks under the wheels Of car of
coal came loose and gave way causing
the car to break through the doors of
the round house. The Waterman see
ing what was to happen, rushed to
open the door and his feet were crush
ed instantly.
L. A. Baird of Dickinson suffered q
severe wound when a cartridge ex-
ploded and the base flew off, striking
him under the right eye.
The First National Bank of Fargo
yesterday elected the following direc-
tors: Thos. Baker, Jr., Peter Elliott,
F. A. Irish, Jas. Kennedy, R. S. Lewis,
Peter Luger, w. o. Olson, J. w. Smith,
Jno. S. Watson and E. J. Weiser.
An event that is sure to prove a
most notable one will be the staging
of the "Traveling Statesmen" by the
Minot Council, No. 277, United Com
mercial Travellers on Friday and Sat-
urday, January 16 and II.
Fire burned to the ground the ranch
house at the W-Bar ranch, located
north of Beach, known as the old
Pierre Wilbaux ranch. The dwelling
at the time was occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Richardson. The building
together with all the contents was en-
tirely destroyed.
Carl Soland of Roth has again had
the misfortune of losing five valuable
horses caused by forage poisoning
caused from the mold in the forage
In this case the poisoned feed was
traced to straw on which the rain had
fallen when threshing was going on.
Charles Smith, formerly a chef in
the Silver Grill Cafe of Minot is being
held by authorities in Minneapolis
charged with the murder Of William
Klause who was killed in a mysterious
manner several weeks ago. Smith
worked until about four months ago
being at Minot at different times dur
ing two years.
Old timers among the Indians Al