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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-13

day evening for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Shepherd left
Thursday evening for Ontario, Canada,
where they plan on spending their re-
naming years in the land of their ma
tivity. Mr.. and Mrs. Sheperd settled
on their old homestead five miles west
of Darcy somewhat over 80 years ago.
The place has proven very fruitful to
them and they have succeeded well.
It is with kindest regard for the
many friends they have here and with
many fond recollections for Darcy and
vicinity they are departing for the
land Of their birth to spend their de-
clining years in well-earned rest. The
peop.e of Darcy are sorry to see this
estimable couple leave our midst, but
wish them many happy years of peace
and enjoyment in their new home.
Tom Christopherson returned to
Darcy last Saturday from Minneapolis,
where he had taken his son, who en-
tered the Fairview hospital for an
operation for appendicitis. At last re-
ports the boy was getting along as
well as could be expected and his
many friends hope for his speedy re-
covery.
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TO FRIENDS OF PROHiBl.
TON IN NORTH DAKOTA

There are now being circulated IN
North Dakota initiative petitions to re-
submit constitutional prohibition to
the people at the election in Novem-
Der, 1916.
In order to resubmit, petitions sign.
ed by rs per cent OF the legal voters
in each of one-half the counties of the
state must be filed with the secretary
of state six months before the fall
election.
We call your attention to the fact
that getting the rs per cent Of the
legal voters on petition may be made
a test Of strength as much as the fall
election. When any voter has been
asked to sign such petition and said
"No!," the test has been made so far
as he is concerned. If enough peo-
pie say "No!" there can be no vote
and resubmission will not likely be
tried again. Why not make your test
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Mrs, Anderson Gives
Farmers the Credit

Fargo, April 10-Remarkable re,
suits accomplished by the North Da'
kota Enforcement league during the
past few years, were portrayed Sun
day by Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Ander'
son, president Of the w. G.. T. u, in
an address at the Broadway Methodist
church.
Mrs. Anderson declared that since
1908, the league has closed about g.
900 blindpigs and open saloons.
The league has placed padlocks on
hundreds of red light houses.
The league has brought about the
abandonment Of about 800 drug per-
mits, and today there are no permits
In the state.
The league has brought about the
retirement of two states attorneys,
one mayor and five police chiefs.
It also was responsible for the in
struction of the suit directed against
illegal shipment Of liquors by rail
roads.
Mrs. Anderson dealt at some length
with individual responsibility, main
tanning that it is the duty of all citi
zens to aid in the enforcement Of the
prOhibitory laws, and not the work OF
organizations only.
She called attention to the national
prohibition situation-with nineteen
states dry at the present time, and
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many states voting on the proposition
this fall, these including the neighbor
ing states of Montana and South Da
kota.
AS to North Dakota's prohibition
law, she gave credit to its farmers
and declared it had stood the court
tests on more than one occasion.
The speaker also gave high praise
to Superintendent Watkins, Of the En-
forcement league, for the work he has
done, and contended that he is en-
titled to the thanks and the supper
Of all citizens.
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on the petition? Refuse to sign and
save lot Of work, expense and some
danger, for he liquor people are cap.
able Of any kind of alliances and all
kinds of fraud.
Be careful what petition you sign
and remember that there are very
strong suspicious that many people
signed to refer the bootlegging law
and did not know what they were sign
ing.
If the liquor interests succeed in
getting the rs per cent petition they
will herald it as a great victory and
use it as campaign material in near
by state elections this fall. Don't sign
and also discourage your friends and
neighbors from signing.
Will every pastor read this to his
congregation at every service up to
May l, 1916.
We ask the newspapers to widely
publish this letter.
Signed: F. L. Watkins, Superinten.
dent N. D. Enforcement
League.
c. w. Finwall, Assistant
Superintendent N. D. En-
forcement League.
T. E. Tufts, Director, N. D.
Total Abstinence Associa-
ton.
Elizabeth Preston Ander-
son, President N. D. w.
c., T. U.
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CLARK CITY

April 11.-Miss Mary and Lou Camp
bell were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Stillings Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones were shop
, ping in Jamestown Monday.
Frank Hinchberger has added a new
smoke house and buggy shed to his
farm buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sharpe were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh Sunday.
Mrs. Martin Ukestead spent last
week in Valley City, where she was
having her little daughters eyes treat
ed by DR.. Spicer. .
Miss Antonio Bauer, who recently
graduated from the Valley City Nor.
NAL, is teaching the Gordon school this
spring. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Campbell, Miss
Mary and Alfred Thompson and Mr..
and Mrs. McLees were visitors at tho
Gordon home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stillings drove
to jamestown last Thursday, return
ing the next day.
Martin Ukestead is hauling lumber
for new barn, which he expects to
build this spring.
A number of the shareholders and
officers Of the Clark City Social Center,
met last Saturday afternoon and did
some work on the floor Of the building.
In the evening business meeting was
held. The same officers were re-elect-
ed for the coming year: VIM. Jones,
president: Frank Stillings, secretary;
Geo. Gordon, treasurer; Fred Tabbert,
Andy McLees and Aleck Campbell, d.
rectors. Arrangements were made to
give an Easter dance on Monday even.
ing, April "a. First-class music will
be furnished, and general invitation
is extended to come, and make this
one the best of the season.
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DAZEY. I
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DAzEY.

Darcy Commercial, April TT. X.
Calnan came in from Wimbledon
Tuesday and is spending a few days
in this locality looking after the inter.
ests of the Better Farming association.
A subscription list is being circul-
ated this week to raise money for the
purpose of of building a band stand.
Practically enough has already been
subscribed to insure the erection Of
the structure and work will begin at
once. The band is rapidly progress
ing under the leadership Of Dr.. Put
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STEWART

April 11.-Fred Rohde hauled load
of potatoes to Valley City Thursday.
Mrs. Will Potter and son, Lawrence
spent Tuesday afternoon at the par
entail home.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Schafer and daugh
ter, Louise, drove to J. H. Miller's
Tuesday, Miss Louise staying over un
til Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Rohde visited with Mrs. R
w. Menke Thursday.
William Rohde drove to Sanborr
Wednesday and while there purchased
team of horses of Alfred. Letten
maier, of Heman township.
George Dotting was Sanborn caller
Wednesday.
Nettie Zoeller is assisting Mrs. Will
Thiel for a few weeks.
Will Potter hauled load of wheat
to Faust Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Potter, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Val Potter, J. Schafer and son
William, Mrs. Robert Vogel and chill
dren, Nettie and Herman, Mr.. and Mrs
Arnold Zaun, William Rohde ant
Louis Rohde were Valley City callers
Saturday.
Val Potter called on Arnold Zau1
Thursday.
Conrad Potter was Rogers visitor
Friday.
Joseph Starke was business caller
in Valley City Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Potter were call
ers at the Clancy home Friday even
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Miller, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robert Menke, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
schafer and son, Henry, and Louise
Schafer, Mrs. Will Rohde and son
Henry, and Marian Rohde were guests
at the Fred Rohde home Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Val Potter spent Sun
day at the Will Thiel home.
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nam and will begin open air concerts
each Saturday night as soon as the
weather is favorable.
DR.. Nolte was a passenger to Val
ley City Monday evening on short
professional trip. He returned home
Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Bennett returned to her
home in Kenmare Tuesday evening af-
ter an extended visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Bowman in Darcy.
M. o. Grangaard was up from
Rogers Tuesday between trains look
ing after business matters and Incl
dentally talking baseball.
w. H. Stutsman, president of the
board of railroad commissioners, was
a visitor in Darcy Tuesday between
trains looking after business matters
in connection with the failure of the
North Dakota Grain Co.
E. T. .Ingersoll came in from Spirit
wood Tuesday to spend a couple of
days visiting with friends in this vicin
ity. Bob is now the manager of the
farmers elevator at that place and his
many friends in Darcy will be glad to
know of his success as a grain buyer
Mrs. Nels M. Lunde returned to her
home in Cooperstown Tuesday after
spending a few days in Darcy visiting
at the home of her brother, M. H
Krantz.
Hans Anderson returned to Darcy
last Saturday from a short business
trip to Valley City.
Harold Jacobson came in from
Jamestown last Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with relatives and
friends. He returned to that place
Monday evening to resume his studies
at the college there.
Miss Gina Sad was passenger fol
Hannaford last Saturday to spend a
few days visiting with relatives and
friends at that place.
Thos. Brox returned to Darcy
last Saturday from Valley City, where
he has spent few days visiting with
relatives and friends. A.
W. L. Hodge returned to Darcy last
Saturday from Fargo, where he had
been to attend the program given by
the New York Symphony orchestra
He reports a very excellent program
Hans Oppegard returned to Darcy
last Saturday from Fargo, where he
had spent few days on business mat
tiers. .. g..
E. A. Duff returned home from Fargo
last Saturday after spending few
days at that place on business in con
nection with the North Dakota Grain
Co.
Misses Ella Tolstad and Clara
Dodge and Messrs. Harry Sheare1
and Walter Dodge returned home last
Saturday from Fargo, where they had
been to attend the program given by
the New York Symphony orchestra.
Mrs. Elsie Atkinson returned tc
Darcy last Saturday from Sanborn
where she had spent few days visit
ing with friends.
Frank Quick returned to his home
in Cooperstown last Saturday after
spending few days in Darcy looking
after business matters.
A number Of the friends Of Mrs. A
o. Lavalley gathered at her home on
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Gray's Dept. Store

Monday afternoon and gave her very
pleasant birthday surprise. All were
delightfully."- entertained and a sumptu-
GUS lunch was served after which they
departed for their homes wishing her
many happy returns of the day.
Mrs. Harry Hanson was visitor in
Cooperstown last Saturday between
trains.
Miss Carrie Peterson went up to
Hannaford last Saturday for a short
visit with friends. She returned the
same evening accompanied by her sis
ter, Bernadine, who has been at that
place for the past few weeks.
Miss Olive Colville and Ernest Stee
returned home from Hannaford,
where they had spent the day visiting
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Laing and son,
Gordon, were over from Courtenay a
few days this week for short visit
with relatives and friends.
Vincent Maberteau of Butte, Mont,
arrived in Darcy Wednesday and has
accepted a position at the Commercial
office.
Mrs. Chas. Cross and little grand.
daughter left Wednesday evening for
their home in Bengough, Sask., after
having spent the past few weeks visit.
ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
P. J. Owens, in Darcy.
Mrs. George Colville came up from
Rogers last Friday for a short visit
with relatives and friends in Darcy.
She returned to her home Monday eve.
ming.
Miss Florence Nolen returned to
Darcy last Friday from Valley City,
where she has >spent the past few
weeks.
Miss Christina Rasmussen came
down from Walum Wednesday evening
and will spend some time in Darcy
visiting with friends and assisting in
the central office at this phase.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
home of Mrs. w. C. Nolte next Wed.
nesday, April IL. g.,
A. E. Ross arrived in Darcy the first
of the week to spend few days look
ing after his farming interests in this
vicinity. Mr.. Ross reports that the
family have moved from Verndale,
Mimi, to Madison, Wis. He departed
Wednesday evening for his home.
Word was received this week from
Scott B. Evans, who went to Illinois
several weeks ago, stating that he has
been in the hospital since going back
there and that it will be some time be-
fore he will be able to be around
again. His many friends in Darcy
hope for his speedy recovery. -.-
Mrs. NJ. L. Brown was a visitor in
Hannaford last Saturday between
trains.
D. N. Anderson spent couple of
days in Hannaford on business mat.
tiers.
Mrs. L. A. Newbury, who has been
spending the past several weeks visit.
ing relatives and friends at Medina,
returned to Darcy Thursday.
Mrs. L. G. Brewster and her
daughter Of Cannon Ball, N. D., spent
few days the past week visiting at
the home Of the formers niece, Mrs.
Leonord Larson. They departed Thurs.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-13
WEST GETcHELL

= = = = = = = =
April 1O.-Mrs. Henry Uloth and
Mrs. Barney Sullivan, of Valley City,
drove out to the L. Risa farm Thurs
day.
Will Dotting and daughters, Mae
and Lizzie, were Valley City shoppers
Saturday.
Mrs. Louis Risa and Mrs. S. Duffy
were Valley City callers Wednesday.
Henry Young spent Sunday evening
at John Zaun's.
The Misses Mae and Lizzie Dotting
called on Alma Young Sunday after
noon.
Miss Laura Staub entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Staub and family
and Mrs. John Froelick and daughter,
Elizebeth, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kellar spent Sun.
day afternoon at Will Dotting's.
Gust Uloth and Henry Young were
Valley City callers Saturday evening,
returning home Sunday.
Mrs. John Froelick called at Louis
Risa's Monday afternoon.
House cleaning time is here at last
everybody is at it in full blast.
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ltorm 90 hericbe, men az Sormernt
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men Den inlelteoe nGiten iaa Mirtil
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life at bare anrcttet nogen n1pne
pGroia Staoc.
Nnflasen mob Epacn brpct. Sel
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311inrnnHu.

Guans for CONNER. TrGlioent
@ilion bar Manong nonliterct Gpat1
q. Grams al @araboo til 6oreneoe
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omiatter @iscpnIin.
ltbmrumclic. Charles :. 2pons az
Wurinette or al @ltperner Thilipp
uon0pnt til Weblem al Citizens
BOARD Of Control iitcoctfor Or. y.
*. 2inoIcp al Chippewa Sails, bpiS
Scrnlin or liolobcn.
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Sohn'ons Nopport al lite Wfai bar
S~tot5fasien Ell Balance al $3,2SS,-
411.6t, iam~ncnlionet meo $4,444,-
1928 oen lite Wfai iorrige Iar.
NQc Observation-Disclosures, meb llnbta-
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bctalt line Sfatter.
Glcftriif @nnc nnScr Snmmcrcn.
Chicago & Wilpallfee electric Hail.
nan blcp bcn 2oen 6s. pcb oifertlia
Niftion / Haciuc iolgt til @atd &
@hite, rcprGicnterenoc bcn ~reorgani'
ierenbe aomite, for $2,050,O00. Get
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Griffith, Chicago, meb 100000.
TrbciSsncSlraac!ie. Slue Union
Malere / Hacine off ben lite Wai
paa Streifc, ihet oeres Scrlanaeno(
ON Ell 2en~Sforheiclie ira 80 til 81
Gents pr. Sime life inbpilaeoes. Ma.
lermcltcrnc aier Sorbercbelier til ii
iuIbfcre line inbgoaebe aontraftel
meb Mnlere, Ser life tilberer LIMO
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bam bans @eoining iom abpofot, ri
eli brat Ifilutning oerueo, at DC iii.
iatte 2ommere erflpreoe @epiierns
belt at mangle. Inflageu LOO pao,
Of CONNER Tonep bnpbe mootagei
500 for of nonppne Ell Mnno til CT
Gmbeoe. Set bite Jig, at benne fam.
me Wano bapoe lopet en- bis Sum til
SaIgfonb, % oct bar til bette Son0
De Sinoreoe Collars betaltes.
Nitten Inancoer / Sfsttcrgrapcne.
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bar berpm Sagen mpbtaget @rep fro
glbert Bourne, for boenoe ser, men
Tom / De iiblte 10 Waaneber has
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fun IL Yrocent ilipe al DC W9no,
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bporpeo ban ttlbpb iig at bore 4on,-
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nlaaIets 2osning imeoeices mco me-
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Zen itbritc @amtamtisnins, nogcn.
iinoe ubitebt / Montona, blep iorle-
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mnllfce, TrGlioent for Tilot Butte
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al $1,t25,00O. "@inp" Sohn bar
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set cr life mere enc is Iar iioell, at
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bclie / Ntineforetagenoer peo Suite.
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nronte itprc Sum.
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al HegicringcnS MNenter. &pinoen
bar unbertioen innlmenfolbt Snoia-
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life lrnge iioen Ell Heiie til @a'b'
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opbppet pa Slatbeao SrrigationS'
proieft i~lpifet, paaitoor @Nenterne,
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toQen / Iorporing, ba Igcrtcrne bar
tilitrrffcligc @epis moo benoe ION
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ole @pens HiisoriffeuoiaIg paa
Senoas bar tpunget SO SaIooner no
al Sorretning iioen Senbagslnfniil'
gen siennemfsrtes iibiiIeoen Sftober.
Ser er BOG ingen siebliffelig Sare
FOR Ghicaaos "SsrlGagelie", oa Sp.
Ell iremoeles bar omfring 1000 Ga.
looner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-05
3tliltitrTptu.
%nnNtnr umfrino gSinunn

GrcmpCI puu. / holItul lloilrUtnju
Yii9'isljppiiIoNcn mi Qior liz uiUlocu.
Sc Qoa manage Stc0cr, lortUllc2 Sc;
ira &@juono. at 10 4iUuo Ser 'orI,
6tu Gul Qjor0c en- Nooontr hc't
ruNot %ncn <urcu toQ ilcrc elmer.
"a set por u%o0pcn0ilt al trUtte Boa.
ocu over iIerc GrmuinQcr men cl
lcr2 Qiorpc@ Ben 0cu hcle Glrtcl u0ci
At sc 10 N}Uuo btbouc0c at itiQc nj
ar Tdrfoitcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-05

Scr iorcfommc cnfcltc llrcQcInnTS'i5'
hcocr / ocnne &clliecnoe, iau ton Slo'
rcrcn pco &i1lp al CT %annoiag rc9il'
Iere biSie no Ill Sioeu orbcIocnae
Sfoulcr, iao MiniopInntcr 'tnoelioe
uocnior Hobcn life rcohuQaca. N!cye
Observation-Disclosures ifnl bare glnci V'r.
Ginie RET iriiien0c @llo paa bans Ip-
iin0clic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-05

TN S%nlppnurrte Scitnmcntc. Shos
mas Hn0n. Der / mango Mar hor Ore
vet Snloou'orrctninQ / Mjmncapoli5,
har M fort eitcr i'm Gc0 patt %.
m~ertlOmhc0 uc0 at tcitnnlcutCrc fir
C'tcrlO0,c Gormulc, bcIcbcnoc liz Ill
oTireuu $4,000. iii Ell lorrlorclas
VlOc. han &c ljN'lc ire 9Iar har icrdc.
ror ~ holNt / Stolc. %proipapircr
rcprUicutCrcnNC puCuuUuntc Gum ~
Ell hel Nlutc inlitc Chefs. iom Hpnn
/ N0rCuCa %pb huube talct moo &c
.ucrluN a. paa0c &arcr o. Aontantcr.
lanlt % Souulcnhrc AZ ole tGnte'
.IlNc Sterrellcr % Narpcr. ianbtcI
tlulGcneo Scitnulcutct / Saloonen;
branoiric Sfab. Seitamentct "a,
itrepct ct Nar9 Sio icr hans Seo.
HpaH Ianot oct i~orGloreleie Barn iol
ire Tar iiocn. Yiacn bar ba III,
iul0t - Mar aammcl, % henbcS Gel
nuhcr har 'iocn hoIoi henbe / Ell fir
fclig Stole iamt iorrciicn lergct Tor
al hun Inlet manglebe.