The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-09
OF Odney is wanted at Grand Forks

OF Odney is wanted at Grand Forks
1t is alleged that he hired horse at
a livery barn and failed to return the
animal.
When James Larson of Stanley went
to the room of his son Peter to call
him he found the young man i'll and
he died within few moments OF
heart failure.
Cakes already has several hungry
democrats out scraping over the post.
Office. R. o. Smith, B. Gibbs and R.
E. Vessel are the candidates out so
far.
! There is a rumor that the Cakes
Journal has been sold to Prof. Jarvis
of Cogswell. Mr.. Jarvis formerly liv-
ed in Cakes and it is said that he is
buying the paper in order that he may
get back to his old home.
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Edgeley is working to secure a
Chapter OF Royal Arch Masons. w. H.
Murin was in Fargo last week con-
sulting with the grand secretary and
! it Is hoped that the new lodge may be
installed at once.
Sven Swenson is under arrest at
Bowbells charged with drunkenness
and with disturbing the peace. 1t is
| charged that he broke into the house
of a neighbor and abused the woman
and children.
August McGilivery of Ryder took
three shots at his wife and as result
of the gunplay is under bonds to keep
! the peace. 1t is said that both the
husband and wife were under the in
fuence of booze when the shooting
occurred. The shots went wild.
The jury in the DOnkerC olwill NAL
practice case, after being out twenty
four hours, returned verdict of &c.
900 damages for the plaintiff, Albert
Donker, one of the Holland colonists
at Belfeld who brought the suit for
$4,000. The case has been on before
Judge Crawford for three days.
C. A. Johnson of Minot who was
twice a candidate for governor has
bought the Minot Daily Reporter and
will enter the newspaper field.
Information from Bismarck is that
all trains arriving are loaded with So
ions who are preparing for a busy
session.
Two men, Merrett tMcPhee of Bow
man and William Connolly of Ypsilan.
ii, Mich, were burned to- death in a
fire which destroyed the Streling ho-
tel in Bowman early New Years Day.
Preparations are being made for the
editorial meet at Wahpeton January
10th. The meeting promises to be of
unusual intertst as there will be many
matters of business of importance to
come up.
Nick Kaut remained on the train at
Jud in order to say good bye in befit-
ting manner, until the train was we'll
under way and as result Of jumping
off is now laid up with some bad
bruises.
Robert Hunter, a prominent grain
buyer of Granville and treasurer
elect of McHenry county, passed away
at st. Joseph's hospital Dec. 81 from
abdominal trouble. The remains were
taken to Granville where they were in.
tered by the Masons. Deceased was
40 years of age and leaves wife and
five children.
Several wooden buildings burned in
Darlington this week. The fire start
ed in shed in the rear of an old no.
ted and but for the lack of water
could easily have been extinguished.
Darlington is unfortunate in the mat.
ter of water supply and this fire will
probably wake the people up to the
importance of securing supply. It is
said that there is plentiful supply
only mile from town.
The freight in the Turtle Lake
branch went off the track owing to
pulled and dropped drawbar Sat.
urday and in the melee Archie KEEL
Lar, the Lewis-Vidger travelling rep
resentative, who was a passenger in
the caboose, severely cut hand
when he was thrown through win
dow.
Ed. Wimbem, member of the N. d.
Legislature from Iankin, gave some
of his skin to help save the life Of
Almond Flaten of Fork, Mimi, who