The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-12
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1914.

J. D. Healy and H. Darland Of Cal
rington are visitors in the city thi
week, stopp Ing at the Kindred.
Professor A. P. Hollis, Of the Agri
cultural College at Fargo, formerly o
tho Normal School here, spent yester
day in the city. returning home Las
evening.
G. 0. Darkenwald and daughter o.
Wimbledon came down yesterday and
were visiting friends in the city FOL
the day.
VIM. Boehrig of Seattle, Wash, ar
rived Saturday on No. and stayed
over Sunday visiting c. A. Sollin and
family. He is on his way to Oakneld
Wis, where he will visit his parents
for short time.
Judge I. J. Moe and Oscar Dahl left
Tuesday for Minneapolis where they
will attend the Auto show which is be-
ing held there this week. They will
return tomorrow. y
Rillef Berg of Cour,enay came over
yesterday and spent the day in the
city on matters of business. Mr.. Berg
is candidate for state treasurer.
T. L. Glidden of Wimbledon and J..
r. Nelson of Enderlin are spending
the day in Valley City attending to
business matters and visiting friends.
Lola Lavery, the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Lavery who has
been very i'll from heart trouble for
some time Is some better today. Mrs.
Lavery has been in California for sew
eral weeks for her health and is I'M
able at present to return to the bed
side Of her daughter.
L. P. Hyde is confined to his rooms
today on account Of sickness. He
hopes to be able to be out again to
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Mason and Mrs
NJ. Cummings expect to leave on Mon
day for Cuba for couple Of months
sojourn.
Mrs. P. Larson of Osakis, Mimi, ar
rived last evening to visit her cousin,
Mrs. c. H. O1sby.
Atty. D. S. Richie left last evening
Tor Bismarck where he is attending
court. He will return this evening.
Miss Sargent will leave tomorrow on
q millinery buying tour, going from
here to Minneapolis, Chicago and to
other points.
Mr.. Phillip Schoefter of this city re.
turned home last evening. He has
been away for the last six weeks, at
his old home in Guelph, Ont, and 9TH
sr Canadian points.
c. E. Moore received the sad news
this morning that his mother had died
At Detroit, MINI. He left at once and
will remain until Sunday when the fu-
neral win be held. The death was sud-
len and unexpected and was naturally
= severe shock to both Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore.
The coolest night Of the year was
last night. At an early hour this
it was 80 below and even as
late as 10 o'clock today it was still
ranging around 20 below. Those who
we're out last evening will not dispute
It's being cold. People travelling SUI
tered considerable even in the coaches
which were supposed to be heated and
sveral who arrived on the evening
rains have been heard to criticise the
n. P. rather severely.
Mrs. c. E. Burgess Of First street
went up to Fargo yesterday to spend
The day shopping and visiting friends.
She returned home last evening.
1own yesterday to witness the basket
ball game between Co. H and Co. G at
Valley City last evening. He return
I'd home this morning.
Mrs. Radke and Mrs. Joe Fink from
Leal were in the city yesterday stop
ping at the Rudolf. They spent the
lay shopping and visiting friends.
Miss Cora Shannon Of Sanborn is
spending a few days this week in Val
ley City visiting her brother, Earl
Shannon and other friends.
Last evening Co. H Of Jamestown
played Co. G at the Armory. winning
by a score of 81 to %. The boys who
came down from jamestown were e.
3. Kelleran, VIM. Baldwin, Geo. Cane,
Jack Schmidt, Morris Severn. Phillip
Mason, Jack Walsh and H. o. Wheeler.
Jamestown must have q pretty strong
team to be able to defeat q team like
Co. G and we notice the score is quite
close. They have won q good share
Of the seasons games and hope they
will continue to do go.
Abe Eckel spent yesterday in Jam.
estown where, he attended the Black
smiths convention which is in session.