The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-04-02
FRIDAY. MARCH ~. 1914.

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DR.. c. H. Martin went to Sanborn
this morning to look after professional
matters there for few days.
|; Miss Jennie Green left on No. Z this
morning for Sanborn where she will
spend couple of days.
Geo. N. Rasmussen of Darcy who
has been spending a few days in the
city on business returned this morning
to his home.
A. L. Tenney left on No. Z this
morning for Walum where he will look
after his business for couple of days.
A. B. Cox who has been spending
some time at Courtenay looking after
his business interests returned to Val.
ley City last evening.
o. J. Reed of Woodwork spe1t yes.
terday in the city on business matters.
Miss Lucille Hoff will leave this ev.
ening for Overly, N. d., where she will
visit for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Ed. Clark and son went to Rog-
ers this morning where they will visit
for few days.
| Miss Estelle Jensen who has been
attending Normal here will leave this
evening for Washburn where she will
spend the spring vacation at the home
| of hov fr;ord Misc IJ;1In Nyok1
Last evening at the cottage dormi-
tory the girls were entertained at an
informal party by their matron Miss
Genevieve Lyford. 1t was in the ma
ture of a farewell party as number
of the girls are leaving for their spring
vacation.
A. J. Surratt of Aberdeen, S. D., VIM.
Blake, H. MADISON, J. F. Kennedy, E.
". Simonitsh of jamestown, H. M. Am
stad Of Esmond, d. G. Burns. C. S. At
kinson of Sykeston, F. J. Gimblett of
Fessenden, w. H. Stearn of Leal, G. A.
Tudor of Courtenay, G. P. Cross OF Nc
Henry, S. P. johnson Of Minor, Stark
Bair of Bowbells, and G. N. Ray of
New Rockford, were in the city yester-
day and today between trains.
T. C. Loftna of Glenwood, Mimi,
epent yesterday in Valley City on his
way west.
A. E. Dennstedt and w. Warning of
Wimbledon were in the city yesterday
between trains.
Miss Gladys Fridd went to Fargo
this afternoon to shop and visit With
friends for few days.
w. w. BIacker left last evening for
Chicago where he will join his son
Frank VINO has been there for several
days. While there they will look over
the new automobiles and may invest
in a new one of the latest model.
Dr. and Mrs. L. S. Platou and Mrs
Lee Combs returned this morning from
Minneapolis where they have been
visiting for a few days. Mr.. Combs
went on to Chicago to attend to bust
less matters. W.
The Gate City visitors in the city
yesterday and today were, c. w. 81
mon, F. r. LeDue, w. M. Kogel, H. R
Sillege, F. G. Graham, w. Lillybald, H
v. Rowland, T. J. Halter, w. L. Still
well, w. F. Grass, w. D. Mcintyre and
/ w. L. Wetz.
Mrs. L. Stanley of Darcy returned
home today after visiting with rela
tives near Valley City for few days
~! Mrs. r. F. Combs of Cremervllle, N
D., is spending a couple of days in the
city shopping.
! DR.. G. P. Shepard of Courtenay was
one Of. the Valley City callers yester-
day returning today.
C. f. Neher, circulating manager OF
the Bismarck Tribune with r. E. Mors-
bach arrived in town yesterday and
/ are transacting business in the city
today.
Miss Luella Ellingson Of Tenth ave-
nue. became seriously i'll this week and
! was taken yesterday to the Riverside
hospital.
! Among the out of town people in the
| city today are F. D. Hall and children,
Mrs, R. G. Prichard Of Fessenden, M.
SigDert, and Thomas Larkins of Fargo,
Frank H. Hyland of Devils Lake, VIM.
Jones of Courtney, and H. J. Rowe OF
Casselton.
/ Mr.. A. R. Rines who was leader OF
song at the Union Meetings here has
been detained in the city on account
of having another attack OF the
grippe from which he has been suffer-
ing for some time. He will go to
Wahpeton as soon as he is able to
travel.
April LIST Chief Of Police Swanson
will have men out shooting all unlic"
ensed dogs. A good way to save the
dog is to buy license.
Mr.. H. G. Arnsdorf, secretary at the
State Normal school, arrived home last