The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-05

Sheboygan, Wis, June 3.-The Wis
consin Liquor Dealers Association
met in annual convention here today.
St. Paul, Mimi, June 1.-TWO dollar
and twenty-six cent wheat, war, peace,
and the league of nations were topics
of popular discussion at the annual
meeting of the state association of
the American society of Equity here
today. Delegates from every county
were present. Society members also
were expecting a battle within the
ranks. Insurgent members frankly
said they were dissatisfied with the
efforts of some leaders toward "per-
sonal interest legislation Col. r. A.
Wilkinson, Lake Elmo, member of the
state legislature, heads the organiza-
ton.
St. Paul, June 3.-St. Paul expected
to know all about it's faults and fav-
ors from an expert here today. John
Nolan, city planning expert, was to
make his report to the city planning
board on St. Paul as he found it on
his recent tour Of inspection. One of
the main features of his report was
expected to dwell on definite plan for
widening the citys thoroughfares and
sidewalks.
Fargo, N. D., June 3.-Between six
and eight hundred Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs, representing approximate
ly los Rebekah lodges, 165 subordi-
nate, thirty encampments and several
cantons throughout the state were
here today for the annual grand en-
campment. Special significance is at
tached to this years meeting in that
the lodge celebrates its centennial
Exercises in honor of the occasion will
be held tomorrow afternoon in the au
ditorium, open to the public.
GAINESVILLE, Mimi, June 4.-Four to
six delegates from every Sunday
school in Clay county were here to-
day to take part in the annual Sunday
school convention.
St. Paul, June 1.-The state encamp-,
ment of the Minnesota Department &.
A. R., will open here tomorrow. Ed
win F. Kendrick, is commander. Gov
ernor Burnquist and Mayor Hodgson
will greet the veterans in their open
ing session at 10 a. m. The annual
convention Of the Norwegian Sogne
Laget opened here today.
Appleton, Mimi, June 4.-Thirty-
two Appleton merchants took crack
at the high cost of living here today
with boxers. an aviator, free coffee,
doughnuts and movies to aid them.
Tonight the "Sales Day" will come to
an end when Mike and Tommy Glib
bons, Of St. Paul, mix in a six-round
boxing exhibition. Ed. McElligott, re-
turned naval aviator, was prepared to.
give a 15-n1inute ride to the person
who comes from the longest distance.
Fargo, June 4.-Knights of Column
bus from every council in the state.
were here today to receive the fourth
degree, to be conferred by B. l. Keat-
ing, master Of the fourth degree Of
North Dakota. There are over $50
members in the class. This evening
George McKenna, Napoleon, state
deputy, will be POSTMASTER at the
banquet at which an interesting pro-
Ill VI tdlhS Will UC SlVCI. "A OCAS-
cation of seven Knights from the
Twin Cities headed by Col. W. H. Don
ahue, Minneapolis, will be present. To-
morrow the Fargo council closes its
drive for it's quota of the million men,
bership. A class will receive the first
three degrees bringing the Fargo
lodge membership to 1000.
Devils Lake, N. D., June 4.-Pedi-
greed cattle from Shorthorns all over
the lake region were to be sold. here
today at the first public catalogued
sale Of registered stock under the aus
pieces of the Lake Region Shorthorn
Breeders association. Other live
stock sales booked for the summer
are: McClusky, June 10; Fargo, June
II and Cooperstown July 9.
The Red Cross has received word