The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-11-20
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY

Miss Emma Nelson, a student of the
Normal school, will spend the week
end at her home in Fingal.
The members of the Altar Guild of
the Episcopal church met at the home
of Mrs. X. A. Bonhus last evening. The
ladies brought their sewing and the
(! regular business meeting was held
after which social time and dainty
lunch were enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Starkey and Frank
day from Stewart town to attend the
day from Stewarttown to attend the
meeting of the Pioneer Club.
j. F. Jaberg, retired county commits
sioner of Barnes County, was here
from Sanborn at the Old Settlers cele.
bration.
Hans Oppergard attended the Old
Settlers meeting from Darcy yester-
day and was amsng those who address.
ed the meeting in the afternoon.
i J. J. Farley, c. F. Mudgett, w. w.
Smith and others who went to Minot
on Thursday for the purpose of in
specting the briquetting plant there,
returned last night.
Among those who attended the
meeting of the Pioneer Club at the
Armory yesterday were F. r. Srerns,
J. H. Whitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Larson, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lund, Mr..
and Mrs. George Stems, Mrs. Yule and
Jos. Vandrovec, all Of Rogers.
So many left on the morning trains
to spend the day in Sanborn that the
reporter was unable to get the COM
plete list of names but those who went
expect to have a good time and if
Sanborn lives up to the reputation
that has been established nothing will
remain undone to entertain and please
the visitors.
Snow continues to fall and there is
every indication now that there will
be plenty of snow this winter.
D. R. Jones of Litchville was among
those who came to Valley City for the
purpose of attending the meetings of
the Pioneer Club and to enjoy the fes-
tivities of the day.
Mrs. o. Knudson entertained a few
friends informally at six o'clock din
ner this evening in honor of Mrs. John
Emerson who leaves next Monday for
California to spend the winter.
Albert Kulsrud is here from Hast
ings and is being cared for at local
hospital. Mr. Kulsrud was thrown
from his motor cycle, the fall result
ing in fractured collar bone, one day
last week. His condition is favorable.
Mr.. John Haines came here from
Hastings for the purpose of having an
operation performed for serious case
Of appendicitis with which he is suf-
fering. The operation was performed
yesterday at one of the hospitals here
and Mr.. Haines is resting comfort
ably.
Mr.. Peterson of the firm of Peterson
& Dahl of Hastings is confined to his
bed at the Platou hospital here. taking
treatment for fractured wrist which
injury he sustained while cranking his
automobile recently. The fracture was
so serious that one of the bones of his
wrist protruded almost three inches
through the skin. However Mr.. Peter
son is doing as we'll as can be ex-
pected.
Mrs. VIM. Waldron, wife Of the pop
ular drayman, has been ailing for
some time and the physicians have
now advised that she be sent to the
hospital at Dunseith for treatment.
The case is a sad one inasmuch as
there are two little children, one 2
years and one months old both bright
little girls. just as soon as Mr.. Wal
dron's mother and sister from New
York state can get here the lady will
leave and it is hoped may re1wh in a
short time completely cured of her
troubles.
The congregation and friends of the
Baptist church came last night over
to the home of Rev. and Mrs. o. NJ.
Jorgensen and surprised them with a
heavy fur robe and a good sum of
money. A delicious lunch was served
and social time was enjoyed by all.
Ray Johnson OF Urbana had the mis-
fortune to sustain a badly fractured
wrist last Thursday when he fell 20
feet from the roof of a barn which he
was repairing, although, considering
the distance that he fell, it is fortu-
nate that he was not more seriously
injured. He is being cared for at the
the City Treasurer regarding the plac-
ing of 100000 of the Sinking III In
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