The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-14
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY

are spending the day in town, partro
nizing the stores and incidentally en-
joying the attractions offered.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. F. L. Thomson re
turned yesterday morning from Melta
Manitoba Can, where they have beer
visiting friends and relatives for the
past two weeks.
Ole and Nels Miller of Nome were
in town yesterday afternoon and took
in the carnival attractions during the
evening.
Herb Getchell, who is now holding
an important appointive position al
Bismarck is in town today.
N P. and M. J. Thompson of Rog
ers were in town late yesterday and il
is presumed they were lured here by
the great street carnival which is
bringing in so many from the neigh.
boring towns.
Edwin Maryland left last night for
Mortified, Mimi, where he will tran.
sact business in the interest of the
Better Farming Association. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Maryland who
will visit friends and relatives in Min.
neauolis for a number of weeks.
Miss Alice Hunter and Miss Dorothy
Won Denant of Grand Forks will ar.
rive in the city this evening and will
be guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bailey. Miss Hunter is a niece
Of Mrs. Bailey.
Mrs. H. A. Presler was hostess last
evening at her home to eight friends
in honor of her house guest, Miss
Emma Schneider of St. Paul. Five
Hundred was the pleasure and dain.
tily appointed luncheon was served at
the close of the game.
A meeting of the Pioneer Club was
held last evening and matter of bus
mess attended to. This organization
is gaining in numbers every year and
are taking up matters now of securing
relics of the pioneer days that will be
of unestimatable value to the coming
generations.
F. r. Schultz, our popular butcher is
in receipt of a letter from his nephew
DR.. Erich Heise of Berlin, Germany, in
which the writer states that he has
been invited to New York as guest of
one of the large clubs, during the
yacht race which is to be held there
Aug 16 to 26 and that he will make the
trip. Mr.. Schultz has rather expected
his nephew to come west and make a
brief visit and is writing him setting
forth all the advantages of visit ia
the great northwest The term doctor
in this case refers to a university de-
gree for as matter Of fact the young
man is a Judge, the son of merchant
and member of the most exclusive
clubs in Berlin.
Mrs. V. Gordon and daughter and
Mrs. Pride of Fingal are spending the
day in town shopping and attending
the carnival if weather permits.
Miss Florence Swenson who has
been visiting relatives in St. Paul for
the past several weeks has returned
! here.
New Rockford will have $4,000
Catholic church. Contract has been
let and ground broke for the founda.
ton.
The rain today is not conducive of a
good crowd at the various shows on
the streets.
A nice rain last night and this morn.
ing will very materially assist the lat
er grain, corn and vegetables.
Miss Margaret True left today for
her home near Valley City after a
weeks visit with friends and rele.
tives here.-Jamestown Capitol.
Miss Betty Mcpherson who has
been here the past two, weeks visiting
friends and relatives will return to-
morrow to Minneapolis to resume her
duties in the Twin City Insurance
Company's office.
At meeting of the directors of the
Northwest Nursery Company, d.
O'Malley was elected treasurer Of the
company to succeed p A. Pickett, who