The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-15
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1914.

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at the home of her son Oakley Green,
who is the superintendent of the Hunt
er schools.
Mesdames A. w. Macdonald, Otto
Zetterberg and L. S. Platou were pas,
sengers on No. Z to jamestown this
morning where they went to attend
the State Federation meetings this
week.
Dr.. A. w. Macdonald returned to
the city this morning from Minneapo.
lis, where he has been spending the
past several days. The Doctor was
accompanied to the Twin Cities by
Mrs. Macdonald.
Rev. and Mrs. Naeseth are the hap
py parents of new little daughter,
who arrived at their home on Friday.
Rev. Naeseth is the pastor Of the
Synod Lutheran church and friends
will be interested to learn of the
event.
Mrs. A. J. Collins of Burdette, Min
nesota, is visitor in Valley City, and
is a guest at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Louis Clark, on First Avenue.
Miss Pansy Bell of Burdette accom-
panied Mrs. Collins on her visit here,
and they will remain in the city for a
fortnight or more.
H. S. Edison of Litchville is a caller
in Valley City today and is registered
at the Rudolf.
C. J. Olson of the Fair Store reports
the arrival of a fine IL pound boy at
his home this morning, and the many
friends of the family are extending
congratulations.
Frank Rainbow of Sanborn came
down this morning and is spending the
day here looking over the town and
meeting several with whom he has
business to transact.
w. B. Woolsey, the hotel inspector
for the state of North Dakota, was \
business caller in Valley City yester.
day, and while here was a guest at the
Hotel Rudolf.
C. A. Isaacson of the Rudolf Phar.
macy, has as his guest his brother
Charles F. Isaacson of Fort Dodge,
Iowa, who was an arrival in the city |
a few days ago for a weeks visit at
the. Isaacson home.
Charles Eldridge has returned to
his farm near Page, after spending
several days in Valley City, and visit
ing over Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Sam Eldridge.
Miss Eva Bailey of the dry goods
department at the John D. Gray store
was a visitor at Darcy last night,
where she went to attend a party
given at that point. Miss Bailey re-
turned home today.
Mrs. Frank Schmidt and daughter,
Frances left this morning for Long
Beach, California, where they will
spend the winter. Mrs. Schmidt is in !!
very poor health and it is thought that !
the change will do her good.
c. H. Potter of Sanborn is spending
the day here visiting with his many
trends and shopping in the big stores
here. Mr.. Potter is another of those
men who grew rich on farm and has
moved to Sanborn and is taking life
rather easy.
Geo. Malash of Sanborn is spending
the day in town. Mr.. Malash is a re.
tired farmer who accumulated enough
Of the worlds goods from the Barnes
County soil to be able to retire, but
found the life of a retired farmer rath.
er slow and so has undertaken to
handle the Rockefeller interests a,
Sanborn, handling the distributing
tanks of the Standard Oil Co., at that
point.
VIM. Nelson has severed his connec.
ton with the Gas Company and is
leaving for Medina.
Miss Elsie Schultz was a passenger
to Fargo this morning where she is
spending the day shopping.
Thomas Bridges of Detroit, MIMI
and former resident of this city was
caller in Valley City yesterday and
was a guest at the Kindred.
Rev. Vermilya, the pastor of the NJ
E. church Of this city is a visitor at
Darlington, where he is in attendance
at the Methodist conference, which
convenes at Darlington this week.
]. o. Doolittle, who represents the
American Sunday School Union Mis-.
sionary Society, is a visitor in Valley
City for few days this week, and is
looking after t interests of that so.
ciety. Mr.. Doolittle makes his head.
quarters at Fargo.
A large number of German farmers
in the Sherman settlement are to have