The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-30
PEACE WAS THEME At
NORMAL SHC00L TODAY
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
FRIDAY, JULY "a, 1914.

| - - 'S''s
George Stiles returned from Farg,
, this morning where he has been atten(
, ing the state fair.
/ Roy Iackaberry, manager of tn
| Grand Annex confectionery store Wa
,Ia business visitor in Fargo Wednes
/, Iday. Harvey Pray also spent The
thine between trains transacting bust
; ness in Fargo on Wednesday,.
! Miss Ruth Larson left THURSDAY
!. morning for Fargo to attend the fair
land from there she will go TO Warrat
Mimi, to her old home to visit with
7 her grandmother and friends.
! Conductor Thos. BleWett Of Sanbor1
EWho runs on the Cooperstown branch
was here yesterday on business.
The Misses Anna and Alice Ramsett
Mrs. IversOn, Miss Martha ,Sebby, anC
r. Z. Skonnard returned from Fargo
this morning.
Peter Nelson, son Of L. P. Nelson
of the city is visiting with friends in
Fargo for the week and also attend
ing the fair.
Mrs. J. S. Thomson is enjoying a
Visit Withher niece and nephew, Ted
and Mae Fletcher, Of Minneapolis.
They will remain in the city with Mr..
and Mrs. Thomson until the beginning
of the fall school term in Minneapolis.
N. G. Mcdonald, State Inspector of
Rural schools, left the city today on
No. going west.
Hector Mckay has gone down to
Fargo with his automobile and Is one
of the licensed liverymen of that city
during fair week.
| r. r. Ebersold and his June bride
are expected to return to Valley City
about August 18th.
! Mrs. Kate Conner and daughter are
visiting at the farm home Of Frank
Sanford near Rogers.
Karl Theimer of Owatonna, Mimi. is
visiting with his brother who IS a tin
ner at HeidePs hardware store. Mr..
rheimer will leave the city soon to
resume his duties.
John Anderson, a prominent farmer
from Litchivlle, passed through the
city this morning, in an automobile.
He was on his way to the state faiF at
Fargo.
Ipn II. S. Ramsets Of F1hgaL N. D.,
is here today looking after his bust
ness interests III connection with the
| Valley City Brick and Tile Works,
Roy Swermore and family Of Peli-
can Rapids. MINI. are here FOR a three
Or four days visit. Front here they
will leave for Cuba.
S. P. Ellis and family returned last
night from New England, N. D. Mr..
Ellis made the trip by auto. He re-
ports crop conditions In the south
west part of the state.
D. r. Jones of Eckelson was one of
the representatives of that town at
the state fair grounds in Fargo Thurs
day.
Harlod Featherstone left on No. 4
Wednesday for Fargo to spend a day
visiting at the Fair grounds.
County Commissioners Martin, Con
lon Of Eckelson, andHaps Hanson of
Kathryn were visitors at Fargo and
the state fair for a day or two this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Macdonald and
their son James, autoed to Fargo yes
terday to attend the state fair. Others
who we're there Thursday were Elmer
Nelson, DR.. C. H. Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Mcdonald George Holsman
with his wife and daughter, Mrs. Web
ster, and George Webster, Prof. Biggs,
p. S. Delaney and Frank Sanford.
The Misses Lula and Billy Yeager
who have been visiting here with
their parents for the past tow weeks
will leave Saturday for Minneapolis
to spend some time before returning
to Granite Falls, Miosennta, where
they are operating a moving picture
house. I.
J. H. S. Thomson with Elmer Mel
son autoed down to Fargo early yes
terday morning and returned this af.
ternoon by auto, accompanied by l..
P. Hyde.
J. J. Farley left on Wednesday for
\ trip Of esveral days to st. Paul and
will return to the city Monday Or
Tuesday. En- route home. Mr.. Farley