The weekly times-record., 1914-04-09
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
SATURDAY. APRIL q. 1914,

of the substantial farmers of the coul
ty and is making the final prepar:
F.! tons to begin the spring work.
Supt. Minnie J. Nelson went t
Eckelson this morning where she wi
visit the schools for the day.
Prof. J. B. Myers left this morn
ing for Bismarck, where he will be TO
several days.
r. S. Henderson of Dazey is spend
ing the day in the city attending t
matters of business.
The White Bros. are shipping one o
their fine horses to Mr.. John w. Mil
lions, who lives at Waskada, Man.
Eugene H. Mcfarland, architect O.
Ell Paso, exas, arrived in the city thi;
morning to spend a short vacation
with his parents, Pres. and Mrs. Geo
A. Mcfarland.
Gus Anderson who is principal o1
schools at Bowman. arrived in the city
last evening and spent a few dours
between trains at his home here. He
returned this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Buckles of Duluth
are Valley City callers in the city to-
day on their way west.
Leah A. Shields of Rogers, A.
Oglesby of Leal, Martin Conlon of
Leal, and Chas. Pesek of Oriska are
transacting business in the city this
week.
Miss Emma Krebs of jamestown
was in Valley City yesterday between
trains shopping at the various stores.
She returned last evening.
Miss Alice Clarke, who is a teach
er in the Dazey public school stopped
off in Valley City and spent the even.
ing visiting with Miss Madge Jacobs.
She went west this morning to Buch-
anan where she will spend the Easter
vacation.
Mrs. T. H. Thillmony of Oriska came
down this morning and is spending
the day shopping and visiting trends.
F. w. Buck and J. Lofteur of Far
go, and Thomas Commonly of Havre,
Mont, are among the visitors in the
city today. They are registered at
the Kindred and Rudolf hotels.
The large tarantula, captured at the
Stern Brothers confectionery store a
few days ago, has been turned over to
Miss Lura L. Perrine, curator of the
museum at the State Normal school
here. The big "bug" has been placed
in an alcohol bath and makes a valu-
able addition to the many specimens
now on exhibition in the museum.
Sid Ellis has always been considered
more or less of Republican, having
come from good old Michigan stock,
where they raise Republicans, but the
rumor that he has gone Democratic
seems to be substantiated by his ap-
pearance on the streets yesterday
driving a pair of Democratic en-
blems.
Ralph Bailey Of Backus. Minn., ar
rived in Valley City. Thursday even
ing and will spend Easter vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Bailey of Third avenue. ..
Among those registered at the Kin
lred yesterday from different parts
If the state were: J. J. Larson of
Frank Hall of Devils Lake,
W. Irysh of Bismarck, W. w. McDe.
mott and NJ. A. Aved of Fargo, J. F.
Kennedy Of Jamestown.
J. H. Nagel of Forbes is in town,
,alled here by the serious illness of
lis mother. He reports business in
0ickey county booming and himself
ind wife in excellent health. Mr.. Nag
Il may remain over Sunday although
le expected to return this evening
when he arrived.
R. E. Akeley, G.. H. Sheidt of Fargo.
Will H. Wrighter of Woolworth, J. N.
4ydon of jamestown, c. B. Gardner
If New Rockford, F. o. Oren and Sam
?. Christianson of Bismarck, F. J.
Story of Enderlin, Aug. A. Doener of
Larimore and John Mihill of Kensal,
we're guests at the Rudolf yesterday.
Mis- Lulu Gardiner, who for some
time was employed in the office of
The Valley City Grocery Co., was mar
ried last Saturday at her home in
Claremont, Mimi, to L. A. Wells, of
MINI. Mr.. and Mrs. Wells
eft for an extended wedding trip to
New York and other eastern points
and on their return will be at home
IN Mankato.
.-he contract !O. the construction OF
The new federal building for Williston
has been let according to word re.
:eived from P. D. Norton. The new
building will cost $82,82S.
CA. Olson Of the Valley City Furni.
.ure Co., was called to Cooperstown
his morning to take care of the body
II Oliver Larson, who died there this