The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-18
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

a visitor here last night.
Louis Christel of Tower City was
registered at local hotel Thursday.
C. M. Athey of Grand Forks, is in
the city today transacting insurance
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Aandahl of Itch
Vile were visiting and shopping here
yesterday.
Miss Ethel Chickosky of Hurdsfeld.
who was recently operated on for ap-
pendicitis has returned home from a
local hospital.
Rev. j. F. L. Bohnhoff will leave to-
morrow morning for Max where he
will adjust difficulties In connection
with the Lutheran church of that city.
N. w. Hall of Fargo, is here today
! transacting matters of business.
Mrs. Frank White will leave Sunday
afternoon for Niagara Falls, where
she will attend a board meeting of the
General Federation of Women's Clubs.
| Mrs. James Farley and Master Jim
returned home last evening from De-
troit Lake, after spending the season
there.
Lloyd Witter will leave Monday for
Grand Forks where he will take up
the study of law at the State Univer-
sity.
Gordon Valandigham will leave
Monday for Fargo, where he will re-
sumo his studies at the A. G.
Mrs. Theresa Schmell who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Fred Schmidt for
the past several weeks left Wednes-
day morning for Portland. Ore.
Earl Moultrie will leave Sunday aft
ernoon for Faribault where he will at
tend Shattuck the ensuing year.
Mrs. T. S. Henry left this afternoon
for Fargo where she will spend the
day going on to Minneapolis tomor-
row. She will be met by Mr.. Henry
there and return with him on We'd
nesday.
A gang of carpenters arrived in the
city this morning and began cOnstruc-
ton work on a small store house for
! the supplies for the new depot. The
material for the depot has not yet
come, but it is expected any day now,
and work will then be pushed rapidly.
The Misses Claire and Della Sand
berg left Thursday morning for Por-
tai where they will teach in the city
schools during the ensuing year.
Herman Winterer's new pointer dog
which broke loose yesterday morning
| and escaped, was captured last even
ing near Oriska. The dog was valu-
able, and Mr.. Winterer is naturally
glad to recover him.
Miss Anna Croonquist of Kensal is
in town since last evening. She Is ON
her way to Finley where she will
teach this year. She is guest OF
Mrs. Wolff.
J. w. Maxwell of Grafton, was
business caller here last night.
J. Stone of Minneapolis was Wis.
itor in the city yesterday.
G. O. Montgomery of Velva, was
here on business matters Thursday.
C. F. Leonard of Fargo representing
the American Steel and Wire Co., Is
calling on customers here today.
Levi Etzell of Rogers, was mingling
in business circles yesterday.
Mrs. J. H. Schwichter of Fessenden.
visited with friends here between
trains last night.
Evan Griffith of Kenmare, was
among the business callers here today.
G. Sankey, H. J. Bradley, E. T.
Crearer and John Dahl all Of Fargo.
were in the city Friday.
Mrs Jennie Hougen and daughter.
Mrs. Leonard Larson who have been
visiting relatives at Thief River Falls,
| MILL, nave 1cIuIucu AOAnO'
Axel Johnson, formerly resident
of Wimbledon, now Of Poplar, Mont.
who has been at the Platou Hospital
for the past two weeks being treated
for ptomain poisoning, was able to
leave there yesterday.
Miss Ellen Lallum who underwent
a slight operation at a local hospital
recently has returned home.
Miss Carrie Clancy Of Kensal, spent
Thursday in the city visiting Mrs. Ed
ward Wells who is taking treatment
at local hospital.
Miss Tess Henry. who for the past
two years, edited the social news Of
the Times-Record, has resigned her
position and will take vacation Of
few weeks. Later in the fall she ex-
poets to take trip west. Miss Henry
will be missed from the Office Of the
Times Record where her work had be-
come an almost invaluable part of the
days news.