The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-04
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

after three wea -; absence spent OF
his Stutsman county farms.
! Prof. and Mrs. Albert Perfect lef
Tuesday morning for Chicago wher
they will spend some time visiting
relatives.
Prof. Kendrick will be an arrival IL
the city tomorrow from Luke City
Neb. Mr. Kendrick will have charg'
of the mathematics department at tn
high school the coming year.
Attorney and Mrs. NJ. J. Englert wht
have been visiting with friends ant
relatives in Winnipeg, Can, for thu
past ten days, returned home las
night.
J.E. Jones who has been transactint
business in the western part OF thu
state for the past week returned home
today.
Mrs. Lolita Sanders and Mrs. George
Kelsey and little son visited in San
born Wednesday the guests Of Mrs. A
J. Linn.
Miss Bessie Butterfeld will leave
tomorrow for Breckenridge, Mimi, tt
resume her duties as instructor in the
domestic science department in the
city schools.
Mrs. Winnifred Benson and two
daughters who have been spending the
past week with friends in LaMoure
will return home tomorrow morning
They will be accompanied by Miss
Anzonnette Sanderson who will re-
sumo her duties in the city schools
here.
The Misses Blanche Mason and Min
ME Anderson will not teach the com
ing year but will leave soon for New
York City where they will take spec
ial course in domestic science at Co
lumbia College.
Lony Neva of Kensai brought one OF
his little girls to the Platou hospital
yesterday morning for an operation.
He left for home asst nisht and stated
that the operation was over and ON
r'ete recovery srea"d sure.
The Misses Corrine Hager and Di.
dana Griffith returned last night from
Fargo, where they attended the wed.
ding of Miss Griffeth's sister.
The Misses Inez and Myrtle Peter
son were arrivals in the city from St.
Paul and will spend some time the
guests of their aunt, Mrs. Magnus
Chilberg. .... 81.
\ Mrs. Henry Brown of Glendive,
Mont, and Mrs. Wilfred Nelson, of
Sykeston, who have been visiting at
the home of Mrs. Magnus Chilberg for
the past week will leave tomorrow for
their homes. .".
Three early morning arrivals today
were A. A. Stone, clerk of court Of La
Moure county, Rev. w. A. Kinter of
Pittsburg and Attorney E. NJ Warren
of LaMoure who drove across in the
formers automobile The gentlemen
were on combined business and
pleasure trip.
E. B. Wilson of Leaf is business
no11ov. in tho oifv fodov
Oscar Bostron of Cooperstown.
transacted business here yesterday.
E. E. Neiss of Harvey is here today
on matters of business.
Miss Alice Leach left yesterday
morning for Bozeman, Mont, where
she will teach in the schools of that
city. ,.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Osborn, of Velva
were here yesterday guests at the Kin
dred Hotel.
Mrs. C. Carver of Lucca, spent the
day here visiting with Mrs. w. C.
Lyon.
Mrs. M. G.. Straus and son Sanford,
of Casselton are spending several days
in the city the guests of Mrs. Anna
Sternberg.
Chief of Police Swanson requested
the Times-Record, to call the attention
of the readers, to the danger of cash
ing checks for strangers. With thresh-
ing in full swing there will be many
attempts to cash checks many of
which are good but there is also likely
to be some attempts made to cash
those that are fictitious and the only
safe way to guard against this danger
is to verify the signatures by tele-
phone. This is a timely warning that
should not be overlooked.
John Johnson, transient, was ar
rested yesterday morning near Lano-
ma by Deputy Sheriff Kelly, complaint
having been made that he was loiter-
ing about one Of the railroad camps
there. The evidence in Judge Noes
court yesterday showed that he had
been found in one of the sleeping
cars, and had refused to leave when
ordered to do SO. Apparently the man