The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-06
LUCIA.

| LUCIA.
Mr.. l.. c. Carver made business
trip to Fargo last week and report:
Fargo a busy lively city. ~. .
Miss Olive Pitterdugh arrived home
for few days to nurse severe cold
| Upon her recovery she returns to hel
studies at the Valley City Normal.
! Miss Charlotte Carver arrived home
on Sunday for visit with her parents
Oscar Elofson and family of Anselnl
transferred at Lucca enroute to Nome
Gerum Welsh of Cedar Rapids, Ia.
passed through our berg enroute for
Nome.
The blizzard of the 30th necessitated
! the n. P. running their Russell pillow
as first No. 113 to open up the cuts
on the Casselton branch. Passenger
trains were delayed a couple of hours
on this account which was a very rea-
sonable delay. Considering the sew.
Gritty of the weather, the local freight
was cancelled Friday on account OF
the equipment being used for the
pillow but made the round trip Satur
| day to make up for lost time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nollimitch re
turned home today from a pleasure
trip to Fargo. They report having
a very pleasant time.
Reynold Pet is visiting relatives at
Embden this week.
George lProbst of Embden was a.
mong the visitors of Lucca last week
John shieb, our congenial elevator
agent, returned home from a visit tc
his at Bordulac. John reports enjoy
ing his So-Jown at spur II having
plenty of time to view the country un
til the trains were in motion.
George A. Bradhaur of Minneapolis
gave the city a call between trains
Saturday. ......
/ G. A. Anderson of Fargo was among
Lucca visitors between trains Satur
day. .- ...,.f 3s.,... Vi, =. s-oF
VIM. johnson representing the
Pioneer Shoe Company called upon
our merchants Saturday.
| We are pieased to have Mr.. J. N
Van Tassell OF the St. Paul Dispatch
!among our callers between trains
Monday. :-t &st.&. -' =
Mr.. J. N. Yoder the ever smiling
coffee man spent few hours in towr
Monday calling on bis trade.
Mr.. Rex Linderman, manager o.
the Lindeman Blank Store reports
"a very pleasant visit to, Valley Cit,
Sunday. 's~
The Mechoir Orchestra was in towr
a few hours waiting train connec
ton en- route to Enderlin to play fol-
the Annual o. R. c. Ball Monda,
night. -
Mrs. R. H. Tendick has gone tt
Fargo to visit her mother in law TO-
a few days.
Luccaites were pleased to see tn,
smiling faces of the Portiss famil,
among them once more having beef
two months quarinteened with tina
dreaded disease called smallpox.
We regret to learn that Frank Ellis
bury is confined to his home with
severe attack OF pneumonia compli
Gated with the measles. All wisl
him q speedy recovery. ,.,...1
While the young bride-rooms an,
brides have been keeping pace Wit
the times, It behooves us to take nc
tice that our wide awake hardwar
and furniture merchant. Mr.. J. h
Love has been keeping close recon
OF the many ties which. have mad
man and wife one recently in thi
vicinity and to afford the BRIDEGROOM
splendid opportunity to furnish hi
home with some up TO date style
Mr.. Love has just received a sple1
did selection Of bed room, parlo
, kitchen and dining room, parlo
Don't fail to call and see Mr.. Love
, new stock before going elsewhere.
Mr.. L. G. Carver was out with hi
, automatic to kill the ground hog. 3,
old ground hog put one over you l.. {
! this time much to your disappoin
ment.
: The Lucca business men held tae
regular meeting at which they di
I cussed many important features t
wards the identifying Of tht villag
! Lucca is soon to enjoy two Isl
candle power gas lights which wei
y ordered by Mr.. ]. R. Love to
: shipped at once. Keep right on DO,
with the good work, just what IL
t doctor ordered for Lucca, Booster
We have M rnou,o RI 1ot for lxnocl ~