The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-07-10
FROM SATURDAYS OA'IS

uncle, Frank Bailey
Oscar Zimmerman came down from
jamestown yesterday to take in the
Valley City-Jamestown ball game
Ross Farnam, who is now res'den'
lof Bandsn, Ore; ts spending, a rev
DAVIS here renewing old acauaintances
Mfr: and Mrs. A, l. Hunter ane
aaaghter of Grand Forks were vlsl
tors here Wednesday of Mr.. ana Mrs
Frank Bailey. .
| Misc Louise Burleson left Frida!
morning for Minneapolis where sh'
will spend the Summer at Lake Mime
F., tonka. ,,,r. - 80
Mrs. Louis Burleson sstafhea to ne
home IN Kepsal last night attef spead
inc the week a guest at the 1e#e Q
Fred Burleson ;.
Z, Miss Gertrude Mcdonald arrived II
the city last evening from Hollywood
Cal. and will be the guest Of couple
of Months Of Mrs. Walter Mcdonald.
Mrs, peBoult OF Bordulac, N. d. Il
the guest ST Mrs. E. NJ AaVers .
,, Chautauqua Park.
| Mrs. Frankiin Kelly OF "ltcnlts
Kan. and daughters AlleyAe ana lren .
will he arrivals here tonight ana WI
speud the summer the guests t?d MR.
Kelly's sister, Mrs. J. B. Jeffies'
A. B. Cox returned home last tf'en
from Courtenay sRA Kensal where -
has been looking after his business IN
terests the past sevefa days
Miss Laverna Busdicka returned
Thursday evening from CSartenay,
where she has been visiting ffiends
for the past month. II
Miss Mary D. Richie who has
been teaching at Bandon, Ore, for the
past two years, was an arrival IN the
city yesterday morning. Miss Richie
will spend the summer with her broth
ers, David and Loren.
Thirty.two tobacco dealers were ar
rested in Fargo for selling tobacco to
minors. Some Of them paid fine.
r. E. White and Anton Ludegren
came down from jamestown yesterday
to attend the ball game.
In a letter received by friends from
Miss Nellie Mckinney, in Washington
state, stated that her sister, Miss Eva
was in Chicago, taking special
course in expression, and that next
fall would be Miss Una B.. Herrick's
assistant at Bozeman, Mont.
Walter Nelson and wife of Leal was
in the city yesterday visiting friends
and enjoying the program at Chautau.
qua Park.
Geo. NJ. Hunt and o. Smith Of VIM
Ibledon were in the city yesterday Wis
iting and are here today mingling in
the business circlas.
O. NJ. Naseth Of Fingal was in the
city yesterday attending the sane
Fourth Of July celebration at the
Chautauqua.
John 1nkster, Of Dawson, o. J. John.
son and Arnold Dale were visitors
here yesterday to attend the Chautau-
qua program.
Simon G.. Markuisee left last night
for New York City where he will spend
several weeks with friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Stanley, Of
Casselton, we're here yesterday taking
in the Chautauqua program.
H. s. Halverson and wife of Nc
Henry were on the ChautauQua
grounds yesterday and enjoyed the
program including the deluge. Mr..
Halverson stated that at McHenry
they were in need of rain at this time
and was hoping that the rain fall was
general.
More than $50 automobiles were in
trouble when the rain ceased yester.
day. The grounds where the machines
were left became soft with the rain
and It was impossible for some of the
owners to get out at all last evening.
While others were unable to get the
engines started, and so left the ma.
chimes there until morning when they
were once again able. to move on
their own power. It was rather anus.
ing to see the frantic efforts Of the
auto owners to get underway.
Orion Yule of Rogers. Olaf Hargen Of
Hastings and Sidney Mason Of Buff
falo were. state visitors here yesterday
to take in the 4th celebration.
Richard Suffice, Of Breckenridge,
MIMI. spent the Fourth here with !
friends. a.
P. M. Arntson Of Sheldon was in the
city yesterday enjoying the Chautau.
qua program. ::
E. M. Norton was among the Lu.
verne visitors here yesterday.
L. A. Kount Of Turtle Lake was in !
the city yesterday.
c. P. Snowman Of Darcy spent the |