The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-23
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SPENCER D. REED, cHiRoPRAc-
TOR, PHONE $3.50 e. MAIN ST.
d. P. Daley and family have moved
into their apartments in DR.. Wick's
new building.
Andrew Tolstad and A. P. Paulson
Of Darcy were Valley City visitors
Saturday afternoon.
Andrew Moe and Manfred Martin Of
Minnie Lake township were attending
to business matters and visiting rela-
tives in the city Saturday.
Robert Bailey and crew of men are
busy finishing an apartment; in the
rear of the Beeman block which will
be occupied by Chris Olson, one Of the
members of the Valley City Furniture
Company.
Miss. Fanny Amidon who attended
the Federation meeting in Fargo last
week, went from Fargo to Forman
where she did some institute work be-
fore returning to Valley City.
Directors of the Barnes County Pho.
neer Cub held a meeting this after
noon in the Offices of the president, D.
w. Clark and took up the matter of
the mid-winter meeting Of the old set
tiers. They anticipate having fine
time, as usual.
One of the social events which was
held in connection with the meetings
of the state federation at Fargo last
week was tea which was given in
honor of Miss Minnie Nelson by Mrs.
Feckler at her home on Eighth Ave-
nue. North, last Friday.
d. o. Bye of Fingal came to the city
yesterday to take treatment at one OF
the hospitals.
Mrs. Susan Smith of the city who
has been confined to the Platou hos
pital for more than two weeks went
home yesterday
F. D. Lum returned Saturday night
from a business trip to Melrose, Min
nesota, and left this morning to spend
The day looking after business matters
IN kensal.
The P. E. o. will hold their annual
Mothers meeting tonight instead of
tomorrow night in order that they
may have as their guest, Mrs. Gordon
who is here for two days only. Misses
Minnie and Hazel Nelson and Mrs.
Leo Straus will be the hostesses and
the meeting will be held at the home
of the Misses Nelson.
Professor Hanna with some Of the
instructors of the High school spent
Saturday afternoon on Mr.. Hanna's
farm near Island Lake.
H. w. Green of Leal was a Valley
City visitor last evening and left this
morning for Fargo where he will
spend several days attending to bust
ness matters.
Hugh Coyle, travelling salesman for
St. Paul house spent Saturday in
Valley City, the guest Of his brother,
J. C. Coyle.
Mrs. Anna O'Neil left for her home
in Kensal Saturday after having spent
two weeks at local hospital taking
treatment.
Miss Emma Anderson visited over
Sunday with her parents. Miss Ander-
son Is teaching in the schools Of Kath-
ryn. and made the trip here by auto.
Hal Hittsman. who Is the ticket
agent for the N. P. at Fargo, spent
Sunday here with his family, visiting
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Z. Hittsman.
Professor N. C. Mcdonald returned
Saturday from western trip which
was made in the interest Of his school
work
Mayor Baldwin of Cooperstown was
here Saturday afternoon to attend the
football game between the Coopers-
town High school boys and the Nor
NAL football team.
Miss Laura Bassett who has been
spending sometime here The guest of
relatives and friends will leave Thurs
day for Minneapolis where she ex-
poets to spend about ten days and