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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-18
ROGERS
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Citizen, Jan. 12.-Mrs. Lora Moore
visited with friends in Valley City one
day last week.
Miss Olive Colville is visiting at the
Naughton home for a few days this
week.
Miss Florence Farrell returned home
last Friday from short visit at the
M. Naughton home.
Roy DunmOfe left last Saturday.
evening for Minneapolis to spend the
winter at that place.
Miss Grace Lund returned to Valley
City Monday evening after short
visit with home folks.
Clinton Pickett came down from
Leal last week for a short visit with
relatives in Rogers.
Albert Conover returned to Beach
last Friday after a short visit with
relatives and friends in Rogers.
Fred Butler came down from WAL
UNI last Saturday for an over-Sunday
visit with relatives at this place.
Kate and Joe Naughton went down
to Valley City Wednesday to spend a
few days visiting at that place.
Miss Vera Vitalis returned to Wood
worth last Friday evening after
short visit with friends at this place
Robert and Donald Moore spent sew
eral days last week visiting with rela~
tives and friends in Valley City.
Miss Lulu Owens, of Darcy, is spend
ing a few days in Rogers this week
visiting at the A. P. Farrell home.
c.. P Stearns went down to Fargo
Monday for a short vusiness visit, re-
turning to Rogers on Tuesday evening.
Misses Minnie and Emma Walin left
Sunday evening for Valley City, where
they expect to stay for some time.
Mrs. James Harrington went down
to Valley City Wednesday to spend a
few days visiting friends at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pickett, of Leal
came down from that place for an
over-Sunday visit with relatives and
friends at this place.
John McFadgen, of Steele, arrived
in Rogers last Saturday evening for a
short visit with relatives and friends
at this place.
Miss Alma Becker left Sunday morn
ing for Minneapolis, where she will
spend some time visiting with rela.
tives and friends.
Mrs. George Stearns entertained a
few of, her friends on Wednesday even
ing at a card party. All present re-
port an excellent time.
Jack Roberts came down last We'd
nesday from his home at Burlington
and is spending few days in Rogers
looking after business matters.
Prof. Marschner returned to Rogers
last Wednesday from his home in Wis
consin, where he had spent the holi-
days visiting with relatives and
friends.
Vincent Broderick returned to his
home in Minneapolis Sunday morning
after having spent few weeks visiting
with relatives and friends in Rogers.
Mrs. William Anderson and chill
dren, of Wimbledon, visited with
friends in Rogers Monday on their way
home from visit with friends in San
born.
Fred Stearns, who is travelling for a
calendar house in Ohio, visited over
Sunday with home folks. He reports
that he is doing good business in
his line.
A., G.. Becker returned to Rogers
last Thursday from his home in Jor-
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-18
SAN'BOR'N

Enterprise, JAM II. Lawrence
: Flach returned from Fargo Tuesday.
F. A. Click was down from Darcy
last Sunday.
Rev. Father Kleidon was a passen.
scr to Courtenay Monday.
The Revell family, also, is having
a usle with the grippe.
The Sanborn schools opened Mon.
day after a two weeks vacation.
Chas. Brandenberg is preparing to
ship car of hogs to South st. Paul
E. C. Thompson paid his annual visit
to the Enterprise office yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Clancy returned
Monday on No. from a visit at Valley
City.
Plus Stroh, Jr., has returned from
the Twin Cities, where he had been
attending a tractor school.
L. o. Barsness was a pleasant visit
or at the Enterprise Office last Thurs
day and boosted his subscription an
other notch.
At the annual stockholders meeting
of the First National Bank of Sanborn
held Tuesday, all the old officers were
reelected
Word has been received that C. H.
Potter would be home tomorrow, the
physicians at Rochester having decid-
ed not to operate.
E. A. Engebretson was here from
Fargo Tuesday to attend the annual
stockholders meeting of the First
National Bank Of Sanborn.
Jacob Ellert, prosperous farmer
from the Urbana neighborhood, paid
the Enterprise Office one of those much
appreciated visit last Wednesday.
Rev. E. P. Getchell, of Valley City,
will occupy the pulpit at the Congrega-
tional church in this city next Sunday,
the pastor, Rev. Frank Atkinson, be-
ing absent.
Mrs. C. H. Potter left Monday even
ing for Rochester, Mimi, word having
been received that Mr.. Potter would
have to undergo an operation. She
was accompanied by her son, Fred, of
Cooperstown.
Ole SiversOn was passenger to Far
go Monday morning.
D. NJ. Shannon was a county seat Wis
itor last Friday.
Mrs. Math Kronebusch was James
town visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. H. WillkOmm was a Valley
visitor last Saturday.
Jos. Diemert transacted business at
the county seat Monday.
T. NJ. Murphy was a passenger to
Valley City Monday morning.
A. H. Cramer was an arrival from
Dilworth last Saturday evening.
Oscar Lindgren was passenger to
Valley City last Friday morning.
Mrs. Rufus Lee and son returned
last Saturday evening from Fargo.
Rev. Frank Atkinson was a passen.
ger to Valley City Monday morning.
Mrs. Grant Allen and son, Henry,
visited at Valley City last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hayes were
celler to Iowa Tuesday evening on ac-
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WIM'RL

News, Jan. 11.-Mr and Mrs. T. x.
Calnan went to Fargo Tuesday.
F. F. Etter went to Valley City on
business Monday.
Mrs. Martin Rose left Tuesday for
visit at Fulton, Ill.
Geo. Darkenwald and Gerald Devere
went to Valley City Monday.
Otto Vlmer, of Fargo, is the new
harness maker at STEMS hardware.
Miss Edwina Knecht left Thursday
for Earl, where she is teaching school,
Miss Tracy Giesen, who spent sew
eral days with Mrs. Levi Mutt, came
in Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Runner went to
Valley City Monday morning, return
ing that evening.
Mrs. Frank Gutzman, of Crosby,
Mimi, arrived here Wednesday and
will spend time with relatives.
J. w. Knecht left Thursday for his
homestead near Moline, after spending
the holidays here with his folks.
Herman Knecht returned Friday
from Martin, where he attended the
wedding of Louis Etter, who on Jan. 4
was married to Miss Rose Kalk, Of
that place.
Geo. Mcbride left Monday morning
for Minneapolis, from where he goes
to Long Beach, Cal, to spend the bal
ance of the winter.
Anton Anderson, who is doing jury
service at Valley City, returned to the
county seat Monday evening after
spending a couple of days at home.
The Audubon society met at the
home of Mrs. D. B. Berlin Friday even
ing. The following officers we're lect-
ed: Ruth More, president; Russell
Cox. vice president; Eldred Murdoch,
secretary; Audry Schmirler, assistant
secretary; Evelyn More, treasurer.
Chas Farel returned Wednesday to
Buffalo, Mimi, after spending a few
days here at the Merchants National
bank, of which he is one OF the direc-
tors.
Henry Knecht and Miss Minnie
Knecht left few days ago for Minot
after spending the holidays here with
their folks. They are teaching school
near Minot.
Albert Brueske left Wednesday for
Crosby, Mimi, the home of his sons,
William and Ferdinand. He expects
to remain at that northern Minnesota
lake resort until next fall.
Miss Mabel White, who spent four
weeks here with her sister, Mrs. T.
Feragen, left Wednesday for Mime
apolis, where she will spend week
with friends before returning to her
home at Ryder.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Shuler returned
Friday from Blue River, Wis, where
they spent several weeks with the
James Couey family Clifford Couey
has also returned and will remain here
to attend school,
Mrs. D. B. Berlin received an an
nouncement of the wedding of her
friend, Miss Ruby Greenwood, Of Val
ley City, who was married to V. C.
Rich, of Goodrich, where they will
make their home.
The following are the newly install
cd officers Of the A. o. U. w. lodge:
A. E Darkenwald, past master work
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Rogers Citizen, Jan. 12.-Mr and
Mrs. Chas. Ladbury are reported o
the sick list.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Ladbury was sick few
days tie past week with the grippe.
J. w. Williams, of Karnak, left last
week for Rochester, Mimi, to receive
medical treatment.
Mrs. J. w. Williams is visiting with
her mother, Mrs. Eva Curtis.
Miss Pearl Ladbury is visiting for
a few days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cal Ross.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Law, of
Karnak, last Saturday, a ten-pound
boy. All concerned are reported to be
doing very nicely.
Miss Harriet Lockhurst returned
Sunday evening from a two weeks
visit with relatives and friends at
Litchville.
Miss Gladys Mosher spent last week.
visiting relatives in Darcy.
Luella Mosher was a weekend WISH
tor at the Raymond Kins home.
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LUCIA
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Fingal Herald, Jan. FL H.
Marshke transacted business in FargH
w.
in Valley City Tuesday
Esther and Elmer Godfredson were
visitors in Enderlin Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Philips transact
ed business in Nome between trains
Thursday.
Miss Martha Wilberg, of Nome, was
in town Monday in the interest of tho
Nome Tribune.
C. E. Batcheller, of Fingal boarded
the branch train here Monday ana
went to Fargo.
Henry Shaw left here ,:o,,. ny for
Bordulac and from there wul 70 tn
his home in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Spath, Of Eliza
beth, were guests of Mr. and MIRA
Thede Philips Wednesday.
Services will be conducted in the
Congregational church one week from
next Sunday by Rev Getchell
Pane POrtiss left Sunday morning
for Sanborn after spending her holiday
vacation with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. VIM. Portiss.
Miss Anna Mann and the Misses
Gunderson came from Valley City Sun
day. Miss Mann was a guest at tho
GundersOn home for a few days Jaxt
week.
Albert and Henry Reck left on 1us
Friday for Fessenden, where they WIN
attend the public schools and wiz
make their headquarters with Rev.
Savage.
Mrs. Jens Jensen enjoyed visM
from her mother and sister, Mrs. Ar
derson and Miss Ida, Of Buffalo, la1t
week. They returned to their homo
Saturday. 49,
Everybody was glad to see Miag
Baker again and all enjoyed her weeks
visit In the community. Miss Baker
was one of our last year popular teach
ers and is now located in Wahpeton,
where she teaches the third grade
Jim Mckinnon has returned from
Vanhook, where he visited the .Nafur
families and reports that they are d.
ing fine and that Mr.. Nafus has been
offered $4,000 for his claim as soon al
he proves up on it. Mr.. McKinnon ID
highly pleased with the soil in that
section of the country.
Paulie Lindemann and Miss LucilE
Grommesh came down from Embde1
Monday. Miss Grommesh and ThelmS
lndemann are planning a trip to the
win Cities very soon, where they
Will visit friends and relatives and
Will probably be gone a couple Of
weeks.
l.. c. Carver, of Power, Mont, for
merly president of the Lucca State
bank, and L. D. Carver, his son, arriv-
ed in town Wednesday evening. They
are spending this week in Valley City
attending to lagal matters. l.. y. il
in the employ of the Power Morga
Co. at Bole, Mont, engaged in thu
hardware and imprement business.
He has been giving a raise in salary
and also in his rate of commission for
the coming year, which speakes weK
for his business ability.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-18

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The Little River news., 1917-10-24
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El real- rr ae 4ae Mexi- ogG aoea rmea. haa Het approved tlo tea-,l.sa a- ba 20 aerrenent rea he'd n N stmzte= belaeaa AHsss= ados isua .a BaHliaz and representatives q. The American gosefnueat accord ing ta advice received here today fio om Mexico CiA
 Ths tentative agreement specific that the metals embargo would bc modified ol gold Eh tsbAFNAPPP modified by Mexico in return for shipments gold and corn from the United States \ clause in The pro, posed agreement prohibit'ng the ship ment of food or gold to other eoun tries from Mexico was said to have been the reaf on for Mexico declining tO enter the agreement. and counter proposal K expected from President Carranza.
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Warming Order.

Ia Che Lnue River chaneery Court Lt,ls Eve. Counts. Arkaus5s- Annie CuMstoa PlsjHd9 vs Louie Compton pcleaGinI The defend mt Louie Cumptpu is hereby warned to appear in ta-- Court within thirty days and ms .-y fhe compl. int ot tlr plaintin herein. Ann'e Cumpton Witness my asfd and the seal ot stid Court this .5jh Gay et October. lal1 chas. IT,
 "a.N. CI,rk. Bv Ja. II. Williams n T.. June G. Morrell Atty for Pltn. !-ssuI !. Locke Ntty ad Item. 95W
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Notice for Re,.en. niion, Cancellation and itc:>su#nce of .lsi.G"Wn, Ark, City Script.

Notice i@ hereby given that tAe City Council of AshdoWn. ArNans2s, on the Ind day of October, 19l. made and passed and orear calling r. sa4' e..!.G>1i- atlon, redemption and reissue al Ot the outstanding city script O sad City upon the Stn day oi January, 1918, which order is in words and figures as follows to-Wit: Whereas: IL is deemed by the Ci;y CGunc Of Ash GOWn. Arkansas aS cXDcdient to call i'll all outstanding warrants of said
 ity. and to redeem. cancel reissue and classify the sane in order that the G3anGia. cord ton Of said c.ty may bo ueJ- CT determined and adjusted: there fore, be it resolved that the city Coun- cil, that all outstanding W2rrantS c! city script Oi said city be, and the same hereby called ill, for tine purpose O. redemption. cancellation, classification ;n,, reissue; and it is hereby ordered tAat January Sth. 1918. be and the s&mo IS hereby fixed as the time and
 ate for the presentation of sad war rants. | is hereby made the duty of t&a Rc"orGcg Oi said City, and ne is tcreby directed to notify the holders L. any warrants to present the same to the City Council upon said date, in t'.c Council Chambers in AshdOwn, Arkansas for redemption. cancellation. classification and reissue; and said Recorder is further directed to post and publish copies of this order as re- q@ired by law. It is further ordered iy he cDunc l that any and all persons who shall hold any warrants of said city, and who shall neglect or refuses t1 pres ent the same in accordance with th.s olGer shall, after the said Sth lg: Of January. 1918, be forever bar 5ei froM deriving any benefits from tatir 5aid clasnls or WarGitn 5. and the a-rlc hall ret be p&, q by aHy officer gs said City.-Approyed: NJ. N. DGAP- i.R, Mayor. Therefore. l. WI! Bishop, ..s Recorder Of said city Go hereby oeatiiy that the above ana ioteg0 ng i5 d true and correct copy Of said ord "r anl that all parties holding said scrip be governed accordingly, the e alter. Witness my hand and seal as .Ech recorder on this the 2nd day O. October. 19l7=Wil ". Bishop Re- rorder.
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(. N. Arnold, tamiliar,y kno&.n a.' ."B IT. Arnold by his hundreds of friends and Ie!loy workers on the Sotthe.n Hallway, came into Jacobs Marietta SUeet Pharmacy. Atlanta. recently to buy d bottle of 'Tanlac. and Nhle t.cre made g statement that a probably one of thc most remarkable ever given a proprietary med cine.
 speaking Of his father. i1sQure is. P. ..rlo old. who lives on R. F. r. No. 1. Lost Mountain, G:t., and Who $ d Jus f'e, #. s.e#. e..a=s, assi osla of t&e te5f
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 tic He sa. aofe ,aan Ec has in fifty ycats just think oi that, And I hon azt.s teaieee he can do as gool days wptk v can. Hr says his stomach troGble ha l,'t hiaD entirely. and that ne see'# te;ter than he hds in good many Neaes llr says hes as sound as dallaH naE and expects to stay that ". 'e==.s theae.f any Tan!ac to be gotten m this part 0. the country
 aiy brether.s Hife has been taking TaHiae. teo. ara il has helped her right along
 T am really glad to give you this statement ior Il z ves me so much pleasure to see father come to the ta- blc and eg, his share ol eve. ytaing that comes on that feel ike telling everybody atcat Il Il k n my opinion the .reatest medicine ever dis pyered, and everybody ought to talls up.
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CONVICTED OF BANk ROBBERY
Henry Andrews sentenced |" 2o
 Years in the Pen.

Hugo. Oct. l9.-Henry Andrews, on trial here for the robbery ot the Farm ais Sta.e Bank at Garvin last summer, got twenty wears in the pen after abDat twenty minutes deliberatou ot tine
The Little River news., 1917-10-24
Piles Cured: +. 6 to II Day;

Your druggist will refund moaey Il pAZh OINTMENT fails to cure any caN- z; !e.'a" Blind Bleeding orProtruding Piles 1+ 6tas -a&s
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The Little River news., 1917-10-24
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FOR SALf:-WiE sell the ;. NV ol' section 24, Twp. <. T West. 70 ceres with acres cleared ,or S5 Ter acre.=Loa r Jones. ts
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The Little River news., 1917-10-24

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 lace from. all feet and rip of ttH white. Has d,stineui5Aias kate mark. N! reasonable Ca3azses es=d for information. ". IL Bes-s. fa- throp. Ark.
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The Little River news., 1917-10-24

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The Little River news., 1917-10-24

NAETEB several loads oa cn:n toF
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-07

La agrupaci0n de trabajadores me-
xicanos. de cuyas labores hemos dado
al publico, completa information, ha
continuado con exito su tarea until
cadora. entrado en- defintiva acti-
vidad despues de sus ultimas juntas.
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Transitoria de Obreros meXlcanos,
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el proximo Domingo s de Julio, a
las tres de la tarde, en- los altos del
Mercado.
FL salon en- que Ia dicha asamblea
tendra lugar, ha sido galantemente
cedido por el Mayor de Ia Ciudad,
uuien con clio ha puesto patente su
voluntad de servir en- 10 possible los
intereses de los mexicanos Y detener
el exodo iniciado desde hace tantas
semanas.
Sc do conocimiento al departamen-
to ee Just;cia, de los nombres de las
personas que integran el dicho coml-
te, V que son las siguientes:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-07
CATALINA Sc ENFRENTA
CON IA M0NARQUlA
La campaila de organization
de los obreros mexicanos
SIGUEN TRABAJANDO CON MUY BUEN EXlTO
Fl Mayor de Ia cudad les acilita ell market Hail. para
que celebren una junta manana

Eloy Armenia, Carlos Espino, Fran
cisco R. Prieto, Antonio NJ. Pedro
"a, Juan E. Cara, y Gumerslndo
Aguilar.
Ell Ingeniero David de la Fuente,
de cuya gestion en- bien de los obre-
nos, hablamos aver, los inform6 ano-
che de que, habiendose acercado al
representante de Ia casa Stone and
Webster, este lie dijo que los salaries
que la empresa pagaria serian los 81
guientes:
Para los peones, por diez horas de
trabajo, dos pesos, veinte centavos.
Para los carpinteros, por igual hume
70 de horas, cinco pesos cincuenta
centavos.
Y para los obreros de los demas
oficios, los salaries fijados por la Fe-
deraci6n Americana del Trabajo.
En- la asamblea que el Domingo
tendra lugar, los obreros ;rataran de-
tenidamente, todo 10 que concierna
su trabajo en- las dichas impor-
tantes obras.