The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-07-08
Normal Orchestra Makes Hit.

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would do credit to town many times
the size of the capitol Of Barnes
| county. Under the direction of Dean
Goodsell of the department of music
at the State Normal, a really excel
lent musical aggregation has been
gathered together. Their playing was
of much more than amateur character
and the audience was not niggardly
in applause. The orchestra is made
up as follows:
Violins-Dean Goodsell, Anders
Froysaa, Adolpha Hedstrum, Aman-
da Bonhus, Florence Larsen.
Bass Viol-H. M. Johnson.
Clarinet-Howard Clark.
Cornet-Kenneth Mcfarland.
Alto-Agnes Skorpen.
Trombone. Hubbard.
Traps Clifford Granger, Allan
Granger.
Tympani-Dorothy Mcfarland.
PlanO-JOSepnlne wright.
The orchestra played an extra fine
group of selections at the prelude
Thursday including:
Overture ............ Goring Thomas
Hungarian Dance ........... Brahms
Wedding Mach ........ Mendelssohn
Spanish Dance .......... MOskoWskl
One hundred and thirteen boys are
in attendance. Following is a list of
names:
Martin Ramseth, Arthur Oglesby,
George Bystrom, Edwin Anderson, Sc
bastian Spangler, Carl Knutson, Ora
Short, Elmer Abram, Clarence Hitler,
son, Elvin Hillerson, Geo. Anderson,
Willie Eggers, Henry Bakken, Peter
Paulsen, Geo. Houdon, Harold Archer,
Harold Fuglestad, Ed Kruger, Sidney
Kraabel, Archie Waldie, Axel Peter
son, Archie Jacobson, Burt Nichols,
Cecil Taylor, Joseph Kiehnen, Arthur
Anderson, Albert Wnruh, Emil
Wnruh, Walter Nelson, Philip Larson,
Dale Hambleton, Clyde Jones, Leo Re-
mis-, Chester Lillemon, Galen Thurs
ton, Pemshoof, Chester Clark, Floyd
Carlisle, Leland Lymes, Hobart New.
ton, Louis Greith, Arthur Erickson
Joseph Gilbertson, Bernhard Nysted
Halvor Norheim, Robert Peters, Par
ker Davis, Albert Ledger, Wesley Nc
Donnell, NJ. E. McKinnon, Marvin
Armstrong, Ernest Ellingson, Walter
Kohlscheen, Sylvester Moriarity, Eu
gene Judge, Harvey Richardson
Ralph Knauss, Kenneth Markson, Os'
car Wesley, Harvey Wesley, VIM. Yves
ley, Custer Staffney, Harold Nystron,
Martin Waller, Theo. Beebe, Eummuel
Fachner, Chester Byngson, Harold
Vasport, Roy Renan, Gordon Wright,
Clarence Belcher, Earl Maxwell, Ar
mold. Svensbard, Carl Knutson, Theo.
Schnobel, Emil Dietz, Frank Mcmillan,
Oscar Martenson, John Martenson,
Harvey Longnecter, Leonard c. Lee,
Selcer Yrang, Chas. White, August
Noach, Edward Johnson, Myron Han
sen, William Willows, Denzel Holt,
Alvin Rowcliffe, Victor E. Johnson, j..
F. Nicholson, Glen Broten, Erling
Fulgestad, Walter Larsen, August
Darlsenwall, Edwin Christ, Willmot
Flewell, Clarence Johnson, Martin
Gaosland, Clarence Mcmillan, Nels
Arvidson, Harry Cole, Matthew
O'Hara, Will Nelson, Elmer Brynyul-
sen.
Wizard Williams Makes Good
Williams, the "Wizard Of Electric
ity" more than made good last night.
With unique experiments and demon
STATIONS he kept his audience in a
high state of expectancy, while his
patter of small talk would convulse the
hearers with merriment. He is a
born humorist and his clever COM
ments on his work as he proceeded
were worthy of Mark Twain. His
experiments were chiefly along the
line of electro magnetism and electric
ity. BY means of cleverly construct
ed clock the wizard had it perform all
the functions of first class valet SER
want, including ringing an alarm bell,
lighting the kitchen fire and finally
tipping over a bed and spilling its
sleepy occupant out on the floor.
If Williams comes this way again he
can be assured a record breaking
crowd.
Briefiets
The International Harvester Co.
sent reel of movies on the construc-
ton of the silo. This reel was exhi-
bited last night and was full of in