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Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-20
SUNNY HILL.

Glenn Buck spent last weeks yaca-
uon from Moline high school with
home folks.
Gust Lawson and family attended
tine funeral OF Dan Johnson IN Moline.
All Roach arrived Wednesday from
southern Iowa for a visit nth his
sister. Mrs. J. b Harsha.
Miss Bessie Carmichael spent sat
urday near orion az Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
McDonaid's home.
Mrs. Rae EastberE of SiEouruey.
Iowa. and Lille Richards Of Moline
made a short visit last week at the
home Of their uncle. VIII Montgom-
erv
The Farmers Social club held its
meeting Friday evening al Mr.. Berg
quist's home.
Miss Laura Lawson entertained the
members OF her SUNDAY school class
Saturday.
Little Irene Wood visited a few days
At J. G.. AIcWhinney's home.
Grace and Elizabeth Harsha of
Orion visited Saturday and Sunday at
J. y. Harshas home.
Miss Elva Harsha spent Wednesday
with her cousin. Miss Nettie Morrison
OF orion.
James Hutchinson was a business
caller here Thursday.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-20
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ECZEMA DRY UP
VI. =. p. Wallace. ssss Fsurth Ave-
Tells ~ His Sueesss Aftsr Es-
psuted Faiiurss-

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vim eareute Eezsras. trYfsx most sv-
srythias . eogid hear %. without rs-
SUITS
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tlir : thought o. mads ~ worse st
srst. hgt ey ere tine Z xos ths ecstis
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a permanent cure
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sg artscis % true usrfs.
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-20
HOW TO RELIEVE
KIDNEY PAINS

Gsv~ used swan p-Hsos csre es
Jess eats last fsv years. ana have sf-
wtfs soc great reif~f Nsosf three
maHfas ESQ was FsErr Egna Hirs
sewers pains thFegsh ere Bach set
umBs. o was very rrrv9us sef was
very restless sf sisht @ bessr taking
fouF swamp itoot ant before Q asrt a
Bsir potsie 2 rrfs great refrf ass @
tFpf sa tsRisE it untI @ BsEaa t7 feet
@fse.r ssata. Q have recommended Co.
fa mT nefFHbors snd friends ssf sew
srst ~ them fofarmef ere tfsF Fsv
afrs Been greatly benefited 81 usfe &
esaraf say enough f5r swamp
Root faf @ Hrarti v.srrcocrserf lF foe
saiar7 srsusts asd GBsusastsas.
You have nlV consent ts pss,fss Fhts
statement ara 81 years et5 nr
Nimar's avsms-gaot has saved nay
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notary rabt.-.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-20
eIOEONS TO HOLD
CONVENTION HERE
.,s,- Gathering - Caristi4s Travel
nx Ven Eatsrtainsd IN Cffy
saEardaY aaa -aadaY.
,irfsvaL FETsDEST CosTyc
81. Hsars. Head - OrEaaixatiaa
WI - Hsnsr e.a~st-fias
Program Arranged.

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sr.f f-I~ fsfE aanuai conosnsasr ts
ret fsltsf aaf Moiias esEs safar-
a. saf sgaFav headquarters have
s-sr -afs85.sh-d az tas Coiorizi kot~f
s4f - RI efserfsf haufrsts % carts
a. rrHFeHeE men. whose stoxaa fs
..1a 600 Gat-s f7r ltllnofs Hossis-
wT eer- F1 che city AireafsV 20 500
sssss ha9e been piacsf. 70 b~faE an
an ss 6Hf ore fa everY notsi reom
a fle s'f'r
rfs sas.aess sessions % Saturday
wfI se F-lt as ths Memorial carts
.aa ea4fef On the aftsruoor there
g. BE- sf aGta TRIP through ths est
e.r..s r1 rte Rock tsiaEd arsenal asf
efsar 5eFfs ~ interest ~ 3 - q
saaf4af vIf be served. wish A n T.
Wsfrs rafIarat presiasns. setisz ss
,.tsfnasfrr This ts 20 be followed
a. g1 hv % eampere progran1-
A e9nsscraf.1u service has besu ar
-sarrf f7r g 30 sunday morning. a.
en- 81 W c a suf ~ tasfs pgipits
lrr.- efF VIII b. Gtlst ~ visitors wt1
W.I s--srns f1s Gffeoo eaass. Meas
rf-efaFs will b. held az 2 o'etgrE a.
f"r NOOK 01HHN AEa AAFNIlN" ~ " "
aHtasf ere eaeveutlon viii close wtfh
F.gs large nsss EafhertnEs. ons st tke
wsmarsf ehr.stisu ehureG. agf ttr
eff.r sr ere ErEIish Baptist eEgrrs.
1aFr
comp .-f-f program follows
Saturday ~essioa-
ss Memorial Cbr.st.aa esares. Rock
tsarH
Tf.ralsE session =fs p Fjsrer. E1es
ttaef BrestiHE
o g1 a. RI. ReEistratioa aaa sresp-
tor er rssnT bert.
t1 r. =uev1t.0ual services jos
sca Justice. chicago. teafer.
II sI a. m -saigtatiou-Wf W. D.
Chat.sF pastar Memorial Christian
eaHreh Rock tsfanf
gaIufarf9n-Hev r. 8 HarsT. pas.
s1r secosd CoaErssatiorat eaaret-
M1.ar
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-20

ErsBouzs-E u. Fisa-r. president
H9es Island camp.
tts1l a. ABpo.nfmsut of COM
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LlEeds1r at Memorial Christian
raarer
Afternoon a-~so--E r.. VareI. ST..
state president pr~slfirs
l.ls q. H-1E.aE u-sEtrs rf lass
rervsasi71.
Brief ur.uer reports nf esmps
SOLO
Reports OF standing eemart-rs la
wfsf.sE
r-rEaisaFF bssiress
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-20

rsues What swamp Rect wm ne Yer
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aefrr tF wul ranvtncs anvges vou
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set mrufrag The Eock tstand Daily
tff3s GrsuIsr GrFv-cent snf ses-t1l-
.tf see BOTTLES Cor sale az All sruE
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-20
Baseball
Shoes

Shoes that arc specially
scwcd IN genuine Kan
garoo. good leather. lat
est heel and toe spikes.
40. the z 20
pair ....-O OsOO
Higher graic--Spccial
Shoe 90 $50 C.
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-20
DEERE PLOWS TAKE
THREE FROM JUNIORS

The John Deere PIow company team
won three straight from the Plow
Juniors last night at the Island City
alleys. Pressed was high with SOS
and Swanson second with 55l The
scores.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-20
Baseball
MittS

Stall s. Dean, Catchcr's AIitts ir ERo
large assortment ST down to ............ .>SSVS
First Basemen.- AIi,te. Stall * Deans Enc
.. quality. from $50 down to- ........ >SdSO
Fielder-' Gloves. finished IN brown calf-sIin and
$50 $50 5gS.n gas1,'S,n-irom Is from LOO
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-20

Store That Has Everything Newest and Best-Prces Alw
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-20
VAN HECK IS HIGH
AT NORMOYLE ALLEY

?. Van Heck of Moline Is leading
with a score % e57 for high score for
prizes offered this week al the Island
city bowling alleys Neill Mikeseil is
second with 225. The first prize Of
fered is 50 and the second So
All the news al the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-20
Nsnee.

TIE Hoek rsizss SsiioaAi eask. 10
Gated az Rock tsisas. - tse state %
rIii-o.s = etostax ifs arairs- Al cote
seiasss aza o:ssr creditors % ths as
sociasioa ar hsrsby uotiasd % pre-
sect ths sotes sa4 other claims for
ssy=sEs
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P-~sideai
Dated az Eock fsiAat. fliiroiE. this
I'd eay oe Nkrcs- n y. ISiA-lAtT.J
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-03
FIREMEN PREPARE FOR
TOURNAMENT IN JUNE

The thirty-second state association
meeting and tournament of the North
Daktoa fireman will be held at Wah-
peton June %, % and "a. There are
now 232 fire departments in the state
regularly affiliated with the state asso-
citation under the laws of North Da-
kota and eligible to participate in the
distribution of the state fund created
from the tax imposed on the tirt insur-
ance companies doing business in
North Dakota. The program for the
annual meeting this year will be
slightly changed and some of the old
tournament features will be ebandcn-
ed, but there will be more association
work.
The following are the delegates from
the Valley City department, most OF
whom figure on attending:
Chief-M. P. Krogh.
Assistant Chief. J. McIsaac.
Vigilant Hose Coo. A. Laughlin,
T. S. Henry and Chas. CrasWel.
Sheyenne Hose Coal. Bonhus, j.
Moore and C. Winkler.
Hook and Ladder COL. w. Turk,
H. Moe and John Russell.
BY virtue of his service as national
delegate w. T. Craswell is also entitl-
ed to attend.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-03
SCHOOLS PREPARE FOR
CLOSING FESTIVITIES

Plans are completed for the final
activities which precede the closing
of the public schools. The city schools
will close in three weeks, the last day
being June l8. Senior examinations
will be held this week, finishing on
Friday. The annual industrial eX-
hibit will be shown Friday afternoon.
The work Of each school will be shown
at that school and patrons are expect
ed to turn out en- masse for these fine
exhibits. Exhibits of both manual
training and domestic science work
will be shown.
The next event scheduled will be the
baccalaureate sermon for the Senior
class. Rev. Vermilya was chosen by
the class and he will give the sermon
Sunday evening, June 10.
The commencement of both grade
schools will be given on Tuesday even.
ing, June Is, in the High school as
sembly room. A class of about so
will finish and nearly Is High school
students will graduate.
Wednesday, June 16, will be High
school class and field day. Thursday,
June II, will be commencement day
and the exercises will take place in
the Armory.
Dean Vernon T. Squires, of the col
Iege of liberal arts of the state univ
ersity, has been secured to give the
commencement address this year.
This feature will be especially fine.
Friday, June 18, will be alumni day.
Their banquet will be given that even
ing and it is expected that large
number Of old graduates will be in
town for the graduation week.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-03
CARD OF THANKS.

The members of Josiah S. Weisel
Post No. 9, Grand Army of the Re
public, herewith desire to express
their earnest thanks and appreciation
to the citizens of Valley City and Of
Barnes county for their large attend
ance and observance of Memorial Day
We also extend our grateful thanks
to the following persons and organiza'
lions which so generously assisted in
the exercises at thu Armory and the
cemetery:
The Valley City Cornet Band, Co. G,
n. D. N. G., Rev. E. G. Vermilya, Rev.
W. C. Lyon, the Glee Club, the Naval
Drill Squad, our splendid auxiliary,
the w. R. c., and to all others who
contributed in making the observance
of the day such a grand success.
HENRY BEAL,
Post Commander.
G. B. VALLANDIGHAM,
Post Adjutant.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-03
sANBoRN HAPPENINGS
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Sanborn Enterprise: Miss Mary
Doyle arrived on No. 7 yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Conlon returned from Valley
City Tuesday morning.
Miss Inez Atwood spent Sunday at
her home in jamestown.
Miss Sophie Halvorson returned
Monday morning from Fargo. IL
M. G. Gilligan, of Eckelson, was do
ing business in our burg yesterday.
Miss Ethel Creighton spent Satur'
day and Sunday at her home in Spirit.
wood. '.....
Thos. Kane and Jas. Brimer, Of the
west end, were Sanborn visitors Mon
day. |'.5 -j - e.
Messrs. Blackers, A. P. Paulson and
Lee Combs were Sanborn visitors
Monday.
A. McLees, of Clark City neighbor
hood, was transacting business in San
born Monday.
Martin Conlon of Eckelson, was {
passenger on No. Tuesday morning
en- route for home.
Misses Louise and Esther Barnes!
returned from Valley City on No.
Tuesday morning.
Miss Carrie Green and Miss Ma
Schmoll spent the weekend at thei
homes in Valley City.
i Mrs. Spicer of Valley City was tn
guest of Prof. and Mrs. Willenna
from Saturday until Monday.
| Mrs. Jos Beleal arrived from Va
ley City Tuesday morning for a visi
with Sanborn relatives.
Mrs. C. F. Revell arrived home We!
terday morning after a visit Of severe
weeks with Fargo relatives.
The Northwestern Nursery of Vale
city is setting out fruit trees on tn
Will Jones farm, near Marion.
H. N. Walker, of Valley City, a.
companied by several young ladie
motored to Sanborn Monday.
The LANCER and the Cramer fami
les spent last Sunday with Mr.. an
Mrs. v. L. Green, on Island Lake farm
Assistant Deputy State Dairy Con
missioner Greenwood, Of Valley Cit
was branch passenger Monday NOR
ing.
Miss Agnes Englebretson, student
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-03
SECOND NOTE TO GERMANY
WILL Be RATHER SHARP

Washington, June president Will
son determined today that the United
States must ascertain definitely and
very promptly from Germany whether
the imperial government intends in
the future to be guided by accepted
principles of international law and the
rights of neutrals, or to follow it's own
rules of maritime warfare.
The president listened to varied ex-
pressions of opinion at the meeting
of The cabinet, taking little part in the
discussion himself. Later he began
preparation of a note to be dispatched
before the end of the week, embody.
ing his own ideas and what seemed
to him the consensus of his official
family.
The verdict of a majority of the
cabinet was that the German reply to
the American note following the sink
ing of the Lusitania is unresponsive,
unsatisfactory, disregards the good
will of the United States, doubts it's
facts and disclaims all blame for the
destruction of the merchantmen with
American lives; that the questions of
fact raised by Germany are irrele-
want at this time.
The trend of opinion prevailed that
the United States must inquire into
and obtain an early answer as to
whether Germany intends to recog
nize the hitherto accepted principle
that neutrals may travel anywhere
on the high seas on unarmed mer
chantmen, whether or not such
vessels carry contraband; that mer
chantmen which do not resist cap
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-03

the Valley City Normal, was an over
Sunday visitor with her sister in San
: born.
Stones were set up last week In
Fairview cemetery to mark the graves
Of the late Henry Zeller and Mrs.
Christ Lettenmaier.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. Martin Brock, next Thurs
day, June 8, at 2 p m. Everybody cor
daily invited.
Messrs. I. J. Moe, ]. W. Gray and
Mr.. Wasem motered from Valley City
yesterday afternoon. It was Mr.. WIS
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-03
Ross Farnham, Of Bend, Ore, form

Ross Farnham, Of Bend, Ore, form
erly of Valley City, passed through
here the early part of the week and
spent Sunday and Monday at Enderlin
and Valley City. Mr.. Farnham was
en- route west from the meeting Of the
general assembly of the Presbyter-
ian church at Rochester, N. Y, and
went as commissioner from the
Presbyterian church at Bend. While
here he was a guest at the Congrega'
tional parsonage of Rev. and Mrs.
Lyon, and he left Monday on No. !
for Bend. At Enderlin Mr.. Farnham
visited his mother, Mrs. John Farm
ham, who was a former resident here.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-03

ture, must be searched and passen'
gers and crew transferred to palces
of safety before the vessels are de.
stroyed.
The unfavorable answer to this in
quiry would lead, it is predicted in
official quarters, to severance Of dip,
lomatic relations on the grounds that
the United States could not continue
intercourse with a government which
has repudiated these principles.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-03

Laurence Bohnoff, student manager
of the "Blizzard," returned Sunday
evening from st. Paul, where he has
been engaged during the past two
weeks in putting the book in shape
for publication, He had only expect
ed to be absent three or four days.
but unexpected difficulties kept him
longer. The blizzard" viii be the
finest annual ever put out by Normal
class.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-03
HEMAN


Sanborn Enterprise: G. Letten
maier called on Chas. Muntz Monday
evening.
Sam Wolski returned Monday from
Mudbaden, MINI.
John Neustel spent Sunday with his
parents north of Sanborn.
Will Campbell attended the meeting
at Clark City Wednesday evening.
Emma Schriever returned home Sun
day from the Albert Gulman home.
Mill Brock called at the home Of
Mrs. G.. Brock Sunday afternoon.
Anthony Stephan and Frank Bonn
mer called on c. Lettenmaier Sunday
Manfred Hinschberger of Sanborn
spent Sunday at the Andy Sauer home
Chas. NUM- and family were Sunday
visitors at the homes of Gust anc
Martin Brock. ,.N
Edna Amundson and Adolph Kvis
len were Sunday callers at Mrs. c
Lettenmaier's.
Fred Bignall and family were Sun
day visitors at the home Of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Chas. Lowell.
Miss Cora Larson, of Burtrum
Mimi, arrived last Tuesday evening
and is assisting Mrs. j. A. Stull.
Misses Rose and Ricka Lettenmaiel
and Cora Larson called on Mrs. Chas
NUM- Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew BONNER, Joe
Frank and Francis were callers at the
Andrew Sauer home Thursday.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Arthur Kee spent Sun
day afternoon at the L. K. Stillinss
hcme in Green township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Biggs of San
born and the Lettenmaier young folks
snent Sunday with the }. A. Stull fam
i'y.
mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Winterer, Miss
Gena Olson and Miss Blanche Kea
autoed to the Arthur lzee home Sun
lay evening.
Miss Carrie Christ, Of Wimbledon
was an over-Sunday visitor at the J.
A. Stoll home, and left for her home
Monday evening.
Mrs. J. A. Stull and Anna Letten
maier and Gertie Schriever called at
the Harry Biggs home in Sanborn last
Wednesday afternoon.
Howard and Rollie Stoll attended
the graduation exercises in Miss Min
ME Knechts' school north of Sanborn
last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Sam Wolski and children, Mrs
Chas. Smith, Mrs. Wolski and Miss
Lizzie Koehn were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mrs. Gust Brock, in Ho
bart township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Noecker and son
and Miss Anna Barthel called at the j
A. Stoll home Sunday. Miss Barthe]
arrived from Illinois last Saturday
evening for a visit with her sister
Mrs. F. Noecker.
A party was given at the, home Of
Mrs. G.. Lettenmaier, Monday evening
in honor of Joe Shannon and Johr
Dooley, who left Tuesday for thei!
homes in South Dakota. A fine tins
is reported.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-03

Mrs. w. M. Greenwood has as her
guest Mrs. D. B. Berlin, of Wimbledon.
Mrs. Berlin is here to enjoy the Barnes
county Play Day, the Decoration Day
ceremonies and various other activi-
ties, and will remain in the city for
several days.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-03

H. G.. Arnsdorf, of the Normal
school, who went to ST. Paul last Mon
day on business in connection with the
publication of the "Blizzard," re.
turned home Monday morning. He
had an attack of grippe while absent
and went to the home of his parents
at Eau Claire, Wis, to recover from
| the effects
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-03

Pete Peterson, Chris Lee, Helmer
Drager and Nels Gjovig were arriv'
ais by auto Tuesday afternoon from
Nome to take in the Equity meetings
The Normal Moorhead baseball
game OF last Saturday, postponed on
account Of threatening weather, will
be played on Friday Of this week
Moorhead undoubtedly has the fastest
school team in the state Of Minnesota
and the game will be a hummer.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-03

Robert Kee, of Sanborn, was Val
ley City visitor Saturday. Mr.. Kee
had just returned from the G. A. R. en-
campment at Minot and reports a
great meeting. Mr.. Kee first came to
Barnes county in 1881, but did not
move into the county until 1882, the
year of the big flood.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-03
BRIM Err
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Sanborn Enterprise: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Brimer visited at Jamestown
Monday. u.
Rutledge Kane visited at the Dan
Henderson home Sunday.
Herman Klein and family visited at
the John Pross home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson and
son Colon autoed to Sanborn Sunday.
Charlie and Olivia Pross, Alex Green
and Arthur Falvey visited at the Her
man Klien home Sunday. .s.
Miss Marjorie Cross who has COM
pleted a successful, term of school in
the Brimer district left for her home
in Frazee, Mimi, Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Stroh and fam
lily, Misses Clara Fisher and Minnie
Olsen visited at the Herman Klein
home Friday. They also attended the
graduating exercises in the Brimer
school.
Those that received perfect attend
ance certificates this month were:
Harold Kane, Russell Wilson, Wilma
Swartout, Mary Klein, Ross Swartout,
Jacob Weber, Hazel Wilson, Gladys
Wilson.
The graduation exercises at the
Brimer school Friday evening was
largely attended. The following
graduated: Harold Kane, Russell
Wilson and Mary Klein. The pro.
gram was as follows:
Song ............ Mt. Vernon's Bells
| BY the School
Recitation. Popping the Question
| Mary Klein
dialogue Taking the Census
Clifford Wilson, Ida Klein
Song ................... Daffodills
! Five Girls
: Recitotian-'When the Teacher Gets
| Cross =. ......... Wilma Swartou
Pantomine Series
: Recitation. 'Johnny's History Lesson
Ross Swartout
Dialogue ........ The Peace Victory
Recitation How Mother Remember
Hazel Wilson
Song .......... Flowers of the Brave
School
Recitation .......... "A Lovely Scene
! Harold Kane
!, Recitation "Bill's in Trouble
Russell Wilson
5 The History of North Dakota .....
Harold Kan
THE School Prophecy ~. Mary Kan
Green and White ...>... Class Son
The program ended with class vel
A few of the young folks entertaine
the crowd with songs and music, Colo
Henderson, Love Dream Waltz; No
man Henderson, Westward Ho; Cha
:, lie and Olivia Pross, While the Leave
: come Drifting Down and Your Mothe
Still Prays for You, Jack. Complimel
:. tary remarks were made in honor
: the graduating class by John Hende
son, Thomas Kane and Norman He1
!. son.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-03

J. J. Waldin. Of Marion. was an ar
rival Monday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

iu Green's hotsi. only routine buaIraaa
we trHnHactrd A discount of Ef. prr
cent VIII o. allowed on au taxes Daif
aurinr ODE month of November
Clarence senhrIrht o. having bic house
painted. Ht ituneYa Point
hrr william Curtis. of Ciayr,iIe fa
HrrudluE several aHFH fhc guest oil rafa.
lives nt TriafrIpfla.
Arthur WinfIrr ~ woodiauH feri YES
'rrIny fur II.tHIIFrn. IH whore b.
700 spend few fafH 0r business
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iIr home of Hrr nsF.nH.
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Hls home lff.r.nr HIu a cold.
John lI Scott Hf ...r. o. una n bna
in.n. caller DOB Ilw Grove yen erdaF
heF POI. llerco nt Cameron. ir SPEND
90 frfrudr
Mr ara Nrs D. L achsrrIeh ~ West
.nIev. Pa. ere tlanlnT friends on Elan
A. D. order Of Efm Grove uaa q hue.
Iug.H caller Hf Dallas yesterday
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