The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-14
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
WEDNESDAY, MAY Is. 1914.

WEDNESDAY MAY Is. 1914.
The county commissioners spent
the day in the southery part of the
county viewing roads md lridges.
Mrs. Presler will be the guest of
MUS. Frank White for several days
before leaving for her new home in
Fargo.
The postponed meeting of the Tues
day club will be held next Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. George Fridd.
The Parliamentary class met last
night with Mrs. Frank White at the
uaua1 hour in the Commercial club
rooms with a yer yinteresung pro.
gram The next meeting will be held
next Monday evening a. 1880.
e. c. Hilborn, manager of the
Northwest Nursery company Of this
city was a passenger to Darlington
this morning. He will return on the
evening train.
A local man is reported to have
died of nervous prostration early to-
day. Three days without rain of any
description, or variety.
The North Dakota Independent
Telephone company Is installing a
booth in the Northern Pacific depot
for the convenience Of its patrons.
both the travelling public and local
people. This will be appreciated by
many who want a handy phone.
The last meeting of the Parents
Teachers circle Of the Richie school
will be held on Thursday evening OF
this week at eight o'clock in the DO
mestic science room Of the school
Miss Gertrude Cook will give a talk
to the meeting on Guidance in the
Choice Of Literature for Children"
BEGINNING Friday. May Is, camp
sites for the Valley City Cnautauqua
Assembly June ~ to July 12) will
be reserved in the order in which
applications are received.
A fee Of $500 must accompany each
application-this amount being neces.
sary to defray the cost of camp SAM.
tation during the Assembly period.
The management reserves the right
to withhold 100 camp sites for distri'
button among out Of town people.
Orders for tents, either for rental OF
purchase, will also be taken. Weight
and quality guaranteed. 5-13-4d-1w
The new home being built by H.
Z. Aamoth on Eighth ave. south If
coming along finely and the work
progressing rapidly.
Mrs. J. c. Peterson is expected tc
arrive here Thursday evening from
Chicago to spend about a month visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs. L. P
Hyde.
C. E. Moore will leave tomorrow
for heyronne, Sask., Canada, to lool
after his farm at that place. Mr.
Moore will be gone until sometime
next week.
Mrs. w. N. Palmer was hostess tt
IL ladies last evening, in honor o.
Mrs. Presler, who leaves soon for hel
new home in Fargo. Six handed Gu
chre was played and afterward a de
licious lunch was served by the aost
ess.
| A meeting of the committee II
charge Of the reception and enter
tainment for the Editorial association
meeting in June, will be held OF
Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock, in th'
Office Of the Mayor of this city. Mayo
Platou is chairman Of the committee
and his interest and help assure!
something unusually good in the wa,
ef entertainment for the editors.
Yesterday afternoon, about o'clocl
a party Of high school picnickers
went up to Chilberg's Grove. Thu
young people ate supper in the gloam
ing, around campfire, and their hap
py countenances illuminated in tn
bright light, made a very pretty pic
ture. The evening proved no less en-
joyable than the afternoon, for the
moon shone down on the beautiful
and quiet waters, throwing her mellow
light from shore to shore. The all
was filled with sweet music, and the
picnic was one never to be forgotten
Those who made up the party were
Virginia Picking, Ruth Andreason
G ace Lund, Florence Kuntz, Mildred
Port, Louine Rublitz, Fern Wilson
Douglas Martin Carl Bublttz, Audrey
Pfusch, Harold Coop, Roy Weston
and Henry Blake. Mrs. A. Oscar aoted
as chaperon.
Ed. King left Monday evening FOL
| Darlington and New Rockford, where
he will remain for several days, look
ing after his personal interests.
Gust F4lin drove over to Itchville
this morning to look after the seed
ing Of Ills farm in that locality
BRING your Potatoes, Eoos and But
ter to the Farmers Mercantile Com