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HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY,
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New Britain herald., 1916-02-16

Some Spaniards are declaring that General Weyler is too old to assume the chieftainship of the general staff of the army. They are not suggesting him as minister to Cuba, however, Havana Post.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-16

OUR SALES PEOPLE ARE NEVER
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New Britain herald., 1916-02-16

ne only profitable advertising medium in the city. Circula tion books and press
 room always open to advertisers
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-13
Grtit Yrtft fit Seras:: sonnabenb 10. Mai 1916.
ss eerufen, llno 90 nodmals. ttefe
i'm Dunfel: .0ati. fommf DUG"

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@r apdnste oas pfero our9 bit
eneen @tdmme. Sier mar Na6t
nnb plDbli@ tpuroe es fin. 9it
@timme oss &tnbes perftummte. SSm
felben @ueenblid ober BART bic @rbe
Sc trodte, ols ftir5te eine @tubt etn.
Der Malo er5itterte, es roIte in Der
2iften, i'm 8ooen, Sic 8Gume
idpantten, bie Quft mar aufommen:
eeprebt, aus ben Mipfeln fielen
80eel.
Wos NOR bas2 @efrdubten 9oores
fpornte Der Heiter fein Hob. @r mai
nerirrt. 8as NOR 1T eingeltirat?
Wo bate fi9 bic Grbe ge0ffnet? Mos
auseeipien2 Mos stneefogen2
neber benz Walb peraog it9 eine
8olte, Der 9immel eing oabinter ouf.
nadtblau, boiler @terne, Elm betOrenz
bes Wunber frieoli9er @9Dnbeit.
Ser 5auptmann lieb ole 3ueel fall
len. limb iofort, 1einem Snittnft gez
bor9enb. lpanbte iid bos pferb unb
fdritt 6ur6 ben MaIb auf uno nies
Der, ii9er i'm Sinitern, unb errei6te
balb bic OFfene 2anbitraBe. 9a edt
es elm 9etImmel BON beuti9en Solz
baten. Sffiaiere famen auf ben &eiz
ter ouseftir3t. Wte? ST lebte9 1nb
man bate ibn berloren gegeben, Dem
Die Rufen botten Die Bride iiber Den
Slub, auf Die er g~eritten mar, in ois
2uft gefprengt. Wel4es Wunoer.
froete man erreet, batte ibn gerettet?
Der 9auptmann erbebte in S9uuz
ern unb @brfur9t. Gr iaste bic alien
unberitGnbli9en Worte:
,0ie Stimme meines &inbes."
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na %nannteit Oh lie. Carl man nift
nleBr erfabren
God, mein Surge, Sn @irflif)-
t it lit es Maruidto BON &ertlinf,
Die God)ter oes @oupernellrs BON
Sonlof, zines nrIpriinglifen
9ertld) 8alten, Der ober ruliiider
ais ruiiil6 nuroe nno Sen
Der fommenbe arieg b~offentlid)
grilnolid aus Dem Sattel mirft. @r
iuonoelt i'll oen 6ltBtapfen @ulrfos.
Gr tit elm grimmiger 0eutlden- uno
Bolenbolier uno Houber. limo feline
Sodter, Die Meoi3in ituoiert bat, ge.
falt fid BARN, aus SeniationsIud)t,
~yterpentisel uno, mas tpeiB id, ben
Spioneuiport mit5umaten. Sic bat
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-13

aus Main3, no lie dr5tIid tatiq
NOR, einiges beigebradt. bat audi
elm poar Sffi8iere ausgebordt, lit
aber permntltd bon linen gum be-
item geboltell poroen. Sic frieate es
NIT Der augit, oils Die Safle nit
8aIel berausfam. gluf meme sln-
mellun9 bate tie ndmIi9 ibre NadJ-
rldlten oortbin gelangen laiieu. Gle
bat einen beilloien Geipeft Dor ser
oeittlfen Suiti5, Die ii6 nidlt be-
l1Bt nno 10 bat lie cine siem-
lid raffinierte Sllidt befperf5fraiat
ilno nabnt iid bel mir iidlef. so
DIR niht ben appf perorehtn. Sic
nidts oils elm 8Ienoer."
(SortIetnng foIgt.)
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Anf SDrpOiten!
Cine Sriessffisse BON 9auptuattn
8ertfen.

aOle Eompognte fommt duf Wors
pDiten. 9err 9auptmann! @t9erune
Der 2inie BON 6. Biz S."
.3u 8efebl, 5err Oberftfeutnant!
Sd nebnne bel 8. NnfieGuns. Die
Sront 1T afpei Rilometer brett"
.S6abet ni9ts. Der 9esner lit nod
melt snrid. Suite Na4t."
Die 3ompaenie bleibt in elmer 30
benfalte auriid, linfs bunfler Sannenz
nab, porous fable 6Dblen, iiber oes
men cine tpeiBf Stride fdtbar miro.
Bon BORT 1T Der 5einb gu ertparten.
Die eigenen 9olonnen aieben norbei
an ben boreef9obenen pDiten, bic fid
BEL b0llieer 9unfelbeit einsraben mill
fen.
Mitfernadt lit poriiber, ba fallen
S4Ife i'm Malbe. Gin 3ug pirb
olarmiert uno iu9t Die Carmen ab.
Nidts miro sefunoen.
Der Morgen bdmmert, unb Ole
Selofi1e fommt aus Der Ortsunter@
funft oes 8ataiGpns, melt riidndrts.
9as 8odgef9irr in Der 9ano, aieben
be s3Ige Dem tparmen Sranfe gu, Der
Die @rftorrung Der talten No9t lOien
ion. 9a praFelt es BORN los Bel Den
8oiten, unb f9on fommt atemlos Der
Melber.
rMn Die gepsbre!!' n9eipebr in
ole 6anb!"
gu 8oben fIissen Die 8o9feTef,
un0 Der &affee rinnt in ben Sano.
Die &ompasnie ereift an!4
8orpGrts geht es. uno nenise Miz
nuten fpGter finb mir i'm Sanbgez
menee nit benz 9prtrupp Der RuHen.
Gin furses Seuer unb orduf nit Dem
&pIben.
Da peiht Der 5tinb. uno hinter
ibm roIt infer 5euer. = Nur furae
s3eit. bnnn fpeiter nortpGrts auf Die
90ben, odB mir ben @runb oes gas
leg bon 5. fafen. mo Der Rufe berz
fnm. Oprt nimmelt es BON 5ein0en,
unb au9 aus benz Waloe fnaIt es in
unfere 5lanfe.
.5alt, eingraben!"
Wie Die Maulpiirfe f9arrsn bic
Webrleute nno feuern abne9ielnb.
8efansene fasen aus, oaB spei 8aS
taiapne Dor uns iinb unb &ofafen,
uno balb fnattert aud Maf9inenges
fpebrfeuer beriiber. Die Meloung eebt
gum Battalion. Rd9 5pei @tunoen
fommt Der 8efebl: .3uriid auf D."
Die Oibiiion feBt ibren Marf9 fort.
Die Qeute uollen ni9t, fte fiblen ii9
als Sieser, oenn Der Seino tpagt fei=
men @ngriff. Nber es muB fem.
2aneiam I0fen ii6 Ole S9atten auF
Dem Wiefeneruno unb berf9pinben i'm
Walbe unter bogeloihtem @erfol>
sunssfeuer bes @eeners.
3pei Stunben fpGter finb mir beim
Regiment.
sd gratuliere Der &ompagnie gu
ibrer 5altung," fogt Der &omman<
oeur, fife bat ibre 4ufgabe opa ges
loft"
Se9s Mann baden ben Grfolg nit
Dem 2eben geaablt. Gbre ihrem @ne
benfen.
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Deters Woppen.

Dem 8aperif9en @ertebrsmufeum
IN Riirnbers ging elm ~origineIer Bel
tra9 gu, oas Wappen pom Salonpas
gen bes 80nigs bon Serbien. @s lit
in 8ron5e ausgefubrt, trdgt in Der
W}itte einen S9ilo nit Der Sabres3abl
1914, redts unb lints spei Stan6rz
t%entrdger in Notionaltra9t. 1teber
Dem S4ilo p0lbt fi9 Elm 8aIoa6tn
gefront BON Der R6nigstrone. Die
Stanoarten trasen i'm selo einen
fprineenoen 20ipsn nit einem SdliIz
fel in Der pranfe fofpie einen Wil6z
f9peintopf NIT pfeiIbur9bobrter
Stirne.
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CROWN BOTIuNG COMPANY,

gbep. Mueler, 0eihaftsfibrer.
iii Sones Gbenne, segeuiiber Der Gone
Star 8raierei. Can gntonio, Seras.
@ Sabrifanten bon alien Grten So>
bnfpniier. Rineraltpaiier ltn0 bor5ii9li9
benz nolbetanmten 2ttbia SeIber.
geiSe Telephone. Jreie ablieferuns.
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6ptels.
HOTEL ALAMO

1925 Mamo HIa5a -biibi9 mDblierts
refine 2immer. 60c 75c 81 per Soa;
50. so unb anftpdrts per ISOLDE. Sin1mer
nit 2 @etten $4.00 per 8oGe. @ltes
Selepbpn grodett 658.
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Il EIGHTEEN HOTEL

8os beoeutet ,g6e eighteen? 9as
bette 9oteI fir bns tpeuislte @elb IN San
Mntonip. 3immer SOC. Gnsge5ei6neIe
MabI5eiten 25c. Riebrige Spe5ialraten
per @ode. Sab frei. grodett 6277. Sn
c~entraler Sage. 302 6ibSNIamo StroBe.
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FRITZ REUTER-

III Cameron Ctr, MutomobiI : Geparas
turen, Sgbncetplene : S6tpeiBmne, ara
beiten am Gnfnbrts~ unb @nt5iinounesz
Npparat. grodett $685.
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Merchants Transfer Go.

Eransportieren unb Mnfftelen BON
uGafes" uno idnerer Maidinerie cine
Gpesialitdt, 4bholen, Gerienben, Nufbez
fpabren etc. Office 510-514 9olorofa
ctr. Beibe Gel. $50.
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Gdlnhz d. Yieroeaeidirrs6 eparatnr

grinat Cure Mrbeit an 8. s.. gogar;
er perItebt fem @ef6dftl @utes Sanbs
ndben uno Hepnrieren. 3ufrieoenbeTt
earaniiert. PIT Gbe. 8. grodett 539.
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@egeniiber benz @nnter Office : @es
bdi1be, 112 Ot<9ouftn Ctr. 9amens
Gtrobs uno 8dnaTnas9 iite eereinigt nnb
geformt. Meine Qrbeit lit uniibers
trefffih.
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transport @e5euihaften,
-MuIIaIy Transfer Co.,

6amiIiensa utIden unD Srof6fen. ges
lorat rlm5ieben nno U1obeI : 2aeerung.
Baggage : Sransfer SeIepbon 1913.
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9ltumtmas umD 3elte.

Alamp Gent & Amntng Gp. @nt. 2D=
renaen, @ieentiimer. Gae nniere 8oarer
baben noles @efpi6t uno WsaB, paieno
fir Stanbnrbs@ rDBen. 215 She. 8.
geIebhon grodett 1858.
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6ols unto &oble.

8ir balten Die Bette &sble unb BAG
bette @rennbola. Rrobiert uns. @Iase
Nppb & GuaI Gp. grodett 6053. Geles
Sci. 1871.
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Samen u1D Weliiaelfutter.

Jreb staffeL, 319 Oft : Commerce
Ctr. 3en, @etreibe, @nrten@ nno Seloios
men. @efliqelfutter- ~Srfubntoren.
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CHIROpRACTIC

oiebt oaiernbe MbbiiIfe bon 2ei6en, Of,
ne 9rnguen ober Speration.
DIR. G. n. RETRY
203 Snerler Slbg.. Sci. Gr. 7038.
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Can antpniu amtu 9arts Gu.

8ir baben bie @as ; @nitalt, Eeile
nnb l1teniiilien Der ~Snternational Iuto
S1ool oneefauft unb tpibmen nn1ere GET
rnb uniern @aum ear5 oiefer @eidafts@
8ron1e. Sir be5ieben beltdnDte, Die
berIdiebenIten IntomobilzSeile nrD err
iparen Sbnen @elb in nnierem Separtes
ment fir gebraudte Seile nno utenIi@
fen, @ofolin unb Del. 613 SaS=alano
GtraEe.
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Ierlanet Gbamberlain's perfeftes
Giifen : Jmtter. gntbdIt fein aorn,
bdIt gingefpeibe eeiunb uH0 Seine frdfz
tia. Sci @roeeriIten pber grodett 1858,
eater Geeb 60. 420 @iibsElores Ctr.
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c. H. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works.

gambler in 6arotpnre, Gefen ultb
glehfpaaren. Brnftiiher &lempner unb
Dadoeder. 934 Gft&gommerce Giraffe.
9rnbis 1880.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-29
JOOSSMlTH NUPTlALS

Wimbledon News: On Thursday
June Is, at o'clock, at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joos, ST., occurred
the marriage of their daughter, Emma
to Bert ]. Smith.
The bride wore a white wolfe dress
and carried white roses. The brides
maid, her sister, Miss Caroline Joos
wore light blue messaline dress. The
groom was attended by Fred Joos, a
brother of the bride. The bridesmaid
and best man entered the parlor, fol.
lowed by Master Wallace Christ carry
ing the ring and bouquet Of roses
and ferns, next the groom and then
the bride and her father, who gave
her away. Rev. John Grossman, of the
German Reformed church, ofticiated
The services were in English.
After the ceremony a delicious 5
O'Clock dinner was served. The table
was beautifully decorated with red
carnations, the center piece being a
lovely wedding cake.
|. Only members of the family and
Rev. and Mrs. John Grossman and
Miss Lena Joose were present.
The young married couple will
make Wimbledon their home and are
known to host of friends.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-29
Several Close Contests
Mark Primary Election

Up to the time of going to press the
returns from the primary election are
not complete, even for Barnes county
Wire trouble following Wednesday s
storm has made it impossible to get
full returns on the primary election
McCumber undoubtedly has won the
senatorial race, his strength being a
surprise to even his friends.
With returns from the cities and
towns coming in first, the standing OF
Frazier and Burdick makes it appar
ent that Frazier will be the nominee
In Fargo, Hoover's home town, Mac.
donald got 524 votes to Hoover's
1884, from which Macdonald's sup
porters argue that he will carry the
state, as he will undoubtedly be strong
in the rural sections.
The three-cOrnered fight for COVER
nor on the democratic ticket will be
close, with all claiming chance to
win. Platou's chance is still good, be-
cause Macarthur and Halverson must
divide the north part of the state be-
tween them.
The close contests in the county
are on register OF deeds, states attor
ney, and for senator and representa-
tive in the Fifteenth district, which in
cludes Valley City.
Henry Nelson will win for treasurer
by a substantial majority. Minnie j
Nelson for superintendent of schools
has big lead.
Frank Ployhar has a safe lead over
G.. ]. Lee for the senate, but for rep
resentative it will take the last pre-
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-29
ELkS PRESENT COMPANY
WITH ELEGANT SILK FLAG

Thursday evening at the Armory
the Elks lodge Of Valley City made
glad the hearts of the Company G
boys when they presented them with
beautiful set of cOlors.
Exalted Ruler j. H. S. Thomson
presided at the ceremony and intro
duced Hon. Lee Combs who made the
presentation speech. It was an able
address and full of patriotism.
Captain Richie responded in hap
py manner in behalf of the company.
He called upon Sergeant Eddie Bau.
mez to receive the colors and they
were placed in his hands. Sergeant
Baumez had served 10 years in the
national guard, but re.enlisted as a
private. On account of his good rec
ord he was made quartermaster SER
geant.
The flag which the Elks gave the
'beys was one of the finest that can
be found anywhere. Their thought.
fitness and generosity is duly appre-
ciated by the company. 1t was a fine
gift by fine organization.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-29
siMPsoN-ToRREY WEDDING

Wimbledon News: A very pretty
wedding took place at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Simpson on Wednes
day at o'clock when their daughter
Almeda, became the wife of A. E
Torrey, Rev. A. NJ. Hewson officiating
The living room was made beautiful
with carnations and ferns and large
arch under which the VOWS were
spoken. The bride entered with her
father and was met at the arch by the
bridegroom and Everett Simpson, his
best man, and the bridesmaid, Miss
Grace ITCHY.
The bride wore white crepe me-
teor gown and carried white roses
while the bridesmaid wore a pink
crepe meteor and carried pink roses.
At o'clock a three-course dinner
was served. The dining room was very
pretty in smilax and sweet peas. The
large wedding cake was the center
piece and a white ribbon with a rose
on the end was the place card for the
bride.
About so guests were present, near
ly all from Wimbledon and vicinity
The brides grandmother, Mrs. ]. E
Lowe, of Seven, S. D., Mrs. Joe Shin
dler, a sister of the groom from De-
troit, Mich, and Miss Mary, Miss
Mabel and Will Davis, of Spiritwood
were the guests from away.
The bride was born and grew to
womanhood here and has host OF
friends to wish her we'll. The groom
was formerly of Chicago, ILL.,, but now
resides on farm near Courtenay
where the newly welded couple will
make their future home.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-29

Mrs. Chas. Ferguson was visitor
in Fargo on Friday.
Fred Getchell was caller in the
city on Saturday from Getchell Prai-
rie.
Miss Alta Furgeson ewnt to Cathay
Sunday to spend few days with
friends. -.
J. S. Bjornson, of LaMoure, was in
the city Monday, and stopped at the
Hotel Rudolf.
VIM. Detmers, of Oriska, was among
the out-of-town callers in Valley City
on Saturday. .s..
Mrs. Paul Featherstone is expected
home in few days from a visit at
Shoreheim, MINI.
August A. Doerner and little daugh-
ter left Monday afternoon for bust
ness visit in Fargo. 81
E. l.. MCGEE has donated SIS to Com
pany G and this donation will be used
in the company fund. .......
John McCulloch is in the city for an
over-Sunday visit at the home of his
son, E. McCulloch.
Mrs. Milford Stull came in Friday
and will remain couple of weeks Wis.,
iting relatives and friends.
Miss Alma Whalien, of Fingal, was
in the city on Tuesday and was regis
tered at the Valley Hotel.
Mrs. G. A. Sandven, of Minneapolis,
has concluded a short visit in Valley
City, and returned to her home on Sat-
urday evening.
Fred Underwood, of Enderlin, was
a Valley City visitor on Sunday, COM
ing up to see his son, Joe, leave with
the boys for Bismarck.
Miss Mary Lackowitzer left Thurs
day evening for Vergas, Mimi, where
she will spend her summer vacation
visiting with friends.
Chas. Furgeson, who has been suffer
ing with pleurisy for about four weeks,
is able to be about again, although
feeling rather weak.
Edward and Louis Barr left on Tues
day morning by auto for Billings,
Mont, where they went to look over
land in that vicinity.
Miss Augusta Papenfus was pas
senger Thursday evening for Detroit,
Mimi, where she will spend her va
cation visiting with friends.
Mrs. w. w. Smith and her son,
Ridgeway, are enjoying a months
visit with friends in Minneapolis.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-29

John Neusteadter is on the sick list
and at the present time is at the Pla.
tou hospital.
city on Sunday, and was registered at
the Hotel Kindred.
Mrs. c. ]. Noble, of Sawyer, was a
Valley City visitor on Monday and was
a guest at the Kindred.
Editor Trubshaw was a passenger
to Darcy Monday morning to attend
the annual stock show.
Mrs. Fred Bartz and daughter, Vella,
of this city, left Saturday morning for
weeks visit at Kensal.
Miss Caroline Mason left Sunday
evening for Fingal, where she will
visit friends for few days.
Gus Lieber, of Jamestown, was a
caller in Valley City Tuesday, coming
in from the east on No. Z. a
Jack Valid, of Fargo, was an over
Sunday visitor in Valley City with
friends, returning on No. 4.
Mayor l. J. Moe was passenger
Monday afternoon on No. 4 for Grand
Forks on matters of business.
Attorney A. P. Paulson was pas
senger Monday morning to Darcy to
attend the annual stock show.
A. A. Cad was among those who
went up to Darcy on Monday morning
to take in the annual stock show.
Mrs. N. Skidmore. of Leal, was a
visitor in the city on Saturday and
was registered at the Valley Hotel.
Miss Jean Smith moved Wednesday
to Chautauqua park, where she will
remain for the Chautauqua season.
Rev. Frank Atkinson, of Sanborn,
was Valley City visitor over Sunday,
and was registered at the Hotel Kin
dred.
Frank Tracy went up to Bismarck
on Sunday for visit with his brother,
Neil Tracy, and the other Company G
boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Green, of Leal,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Valley
City, and were stopping at the Hotel
Rudolf.
A. M. Anderson, of Litchville, was a
Valley City visitor over Sunday, and
was registered at the Valley Hotel
while here.
w. H. Martin and daughter, Esther,
from Casselton, were among the arri-
walls in the city Monday and register
ed at the Hotel Kindred.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-29

The Barnes County Fair takes place
July 4, S, 6 and T. Every one in the
county should try to be there at least
one of the four days. The fair comes
at time when we are not overly busy.
1t furnishes recreation, it gives us a
chance to see the latest things in farm
machinery; the best breeds OF stock
of all kinds, and extensive exhibits of
the work of the schools. p.
TIL races for this year promise to
be the best ever. Twenty-seven en-.
tries were made for the two early
closing events, and a hundred horses
are expected to enter in the other five
races. The Campbell's United Shows
will furnish part of the amusement.
They are an aggregation of clean
showmen. They have dozen clean
shows, three free attractions and
three riding devices. They carry a
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-29

cinct to settle the battle between Bura
Carr and E. S. Harper. Editor Trubr-
shaw was third with a good vote fin
Valley City and light vote in the
country.
Henry Beal and Olaf Roe for regiE-
ter Of deeds are running neck and
neck. The four or five precincts e.
hear from may give it to either.
The total of rs precincts, including
Valley City, out of SO gives the follow
ing:
Register of Deeds-Beal 636: hoe
546, Peterson ia.
States Attorney - Englert &c.,
Richie 637.
Representative Fifteenth District
Carr 1856; Harper 2SS; Trubshaw z4a.
Senator Fifteenth District-Ployhaz
536; Lee 1856.
Burdick ran ahead in the cities and
villages in this section, including Val"
ley City, but the country precincts are
giving Frazier almost solid endoExe-
ment. 1t looks like Frazier's nomiHs.
ton.
Paulson for district judge will 60 ont
of Barnes county with practically So
majority. In Wells and Foster he ha&
an even break. If Stutsman and La-
Moure give him the expected vote u.
will be close.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-29
Annual County Fair Affords
Recreation and instruction.

band of "a men. The Valley City HI
nicipal band, under direction of L. W.
Hubbard, will play every day. 1Es
band has been selected to play tHs
of the five days of the state FIR.
Among the free attractions may D.
mentioned the Mule Derby. This lie
a race between well-trained mules
hitched to sulkies, and driven bT 10
cal men that are we'll known threue1E~
out the county. The race will be EaH.
every afternoon, and promises To be
the hit of the year.
The buildings have been repaired.
The track is in the best of condif1ss-
The fair will be as great a success -
YOU make it. Enter any thing tkAE
you can for some Of the many pEeDr
iums offered. Tell your neighhF 10
GO TO THE FAIR. BE THERE
YOURSELF.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-29
Wardrobe Clothing Store Is
Conducting Big Reduction Sale

The Wardrobe Clothing Co. store is
the scene of red-hot sale. Not sat
isfied with the way merchandise was
moving on account of the backward
spring, the proprietors decided to put
on the sale that is being conducted at
the present time. The inducements
they are offering ought to create a
large volume of business at any time
Of the year. They are liberal users of
advertising space, and we hope their
efforts will bring satisfactory returns.