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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-07
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
SATURDAY. MAY 2. 1914.

"a OrIHI, mNI & ISITs
Judge Irgens of the probate court
is sporting a new automobile. The
Judge has invested in a Little car
and from all appearances is getting
the greatest possible enjoyment out
of il.
J. B. Shearer of Darcy, who, 1t is
said, will be candidate for sheriff on
the Democratic ticket, is spending the
day in the city on business.
Burl Carr was a visitor from his
farm at Leal Friday evening to spend
the weeken in town.
Miss Gladys Oglesby and Miss Fiat.
tie Eldr1dge, are in the city f-"rl Far
go to spend over Sunday with their
families. Both young ladies are at
tending the aDkota Business college.
Inadvertently no mention was made
Of the work of Miss Lila Platou in "A
Nautical Knot" given Thursday even
ing at the Armory by the pupils Of the
Public Schools. Miss Platou carried
the lead in the opera, and her work
was beyond criticism, as has been the
case in all of the productions in which
she has had a part in the past few
years, and the Times Record regrets
the apparent neglect to commend her
for it.
Mrs. Cook and family recently NOV
ed into the J. w. Noxon house on the
north side.
w. E. Blume and family have moved
into the Hauser residence on Eighth
avenue.
The residence formerly occupied by
Alex. Karr and family has been taken
by Mr.. Calhoun, who is connected with
the Chaffee company.
Mrs. Frank Plovhar has invited
small number of friends to play sew
eral tables of bridge at her home, this
evening.
M. O. Grangaard came down from
Rogers last evening, and spent part
Of this morning here on business mat, |
ters, leaving on No. Z for his home.
Miss Grace Soolin, who has been
in Fergus Falls, Mimi, is
in the city visiting her parents.
According to reports from St. Paul,
Mrs. Walter Mcdonnell, who was op-
grated upon there, Monday, is recov-
9ring rapidly. Her husband, Mr.. Nc
Donnell, is with her in St. Paul.
Mrs. J. J. Farley left several days
ago for visit and shopping expedi-
ion to the Twin Cities and EXPECTS
o be gone until the latter part Of
lext week. |
The dance given by the city base
Jail team last evening, was great
success All had a very enjoyable
ime.
The faculty of the High school and
members of the junior and senior
classes of the high school banqueted
It the Rudolf last evening. The ban.
[uet was given by the Juniors for the
eniors and after q delicious repast
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
TUESDAY MAY 5. 1914.

Miss Phoebe Hudson left this morn.
Ing for her home in Paynesville, Mimi,
whore she will spend the summer.
Tue boys Of All Saints Episcopal
choir will not meet for practice this
week, because there will be no serv.
ice in the church next Sunday.
Mrs. C. c. Tobey, who has been the
guest of her nieces, the Misses Mary
and Phoebe Hudson, the past week,
left for her home in Sank Centre
Mimi. yesterday.
The Young Girls society of the Bap.
fist church will meet on Friday after,
noon at the home of Mrs. Auguet Hal.
erson. Miss Nella Halverson will en-.
terrain the girls. A cordial invitation
Is extended to all the girls.
The annual convocaticn of the Epis.
copal church in North Dakota, will
meet In Fargo next Sunday. There
will be no services in All Saints churcl
but it is hoped that as many as can
will attend the convocation services
in Fargo.
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap-
fist church will meet on Thursday af-
ternoon Of this week at the home of
Mrs. L. Overgaard. All the ladies are
cordially invited.
The next meeting of the Music club
which will be a Guest Night and the
last meeting of the club this year, will
be held at the home of Miss Jean
Smith, Wednesday evening of next
week. Extensive preparations are be-
|! ing made for a splendid program, Mrs.
J. E. Featherstone will have charge of
the program.
Hon. Lee Combs spending the day in
Bismarck Attending to legal matters
and will return home tomorrow morn
ing.
Mrs. O. p Emerson, who since Christ
mas has been sojourning in California,
returned several days ago.
Miss Mary Stibal spent Monday visit
ing with friends in Wimbledon, return
ing here last evening.
J. w. Rosewald made short bust
ness trip to Harvey yesterday, return
ing in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bassett have NOV
ed from the Sheyenne flats to the
house belonging to Mr.. Bassett's moth
er on the north side, which they have
bought.
Reverend w. C. Lyon left yester.
day morning for Fargo to join his
his mother, and together they pass
ed through here. on No. 1, bound for
Gonzales, Oregon, where they will visit
with Mr.. Lyons sister. Rev. Lyon will
return to Valley City in about two
weeks, but Mrs. Loomis expects tC
spend about four months in the west
with her daughter.
Mrs. Sam Mason is leaving tonight
TO. Rochester, MIMI, to visit her sister
Laura and Josephine Benson, who are
in the hospital there.
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hostess to few friends last evening
at her home, for Miss Effie Stiles
! Six handed euchre was played at two
tables after wich dainty luncheon
was served to the guests Mrs. John
D. Gray was the winner Of the prize
for high score
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sor-
enson, formerly Of Valley City, will
be glod to know that they have rented
the flat formerly occupied by Robert
zoos and family, in the Colonial flats.
Mrs. Sorenson will arrive here shortly
to join her husband, whose territory
is in this county. s..
Mrs. Lee Combs entertained a
! number Of friends of Miss Stiles yes.
terday afternoon at her home ON Euclid
avenue. The diversion Of the after
noon was auction bridge. After the
game, dainty refreshments were serv.
ed to her guests by the hostess.
The funeral services of John Faust,
who died wednesday, at Missoula,
Montana, will be held Monday after
! noon at 3 O'Clock at the Hobart
church. the body having been brought
here for burial. 1tnerment will be in
: the Hobart church cemetery Rev
Cavallin of Moorhead will conduct the
services. A number Of relatives from
out of town will also be here.
| Miss Edna Anderson of Yanton
South Dakota, is visiting in the city
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. A. E. Hervey of Yankton, S
D., is in the city on business and
visiting friends.
John Hellerson of Cooperstown is
visiting with his daughter, Mrs. Lew
Whitson.
Albert Holland left yesterday for St
Paul, enroute to Dubuque. La.
Again the need Of modern houses is
demonstrated. L. Betzina is in the
city today, looking for house to rent
Mr.. Betzina's home is in Rogers, but
if suitable place could be found he
would make his home here.
il. Witherow, the we'll known
| farmer and old times Of Sanborn, i!
spending the day in the city, picking
out trees for his farm home Mr.
Witherow is in hearty accord with thu
movement so strongly pushed by sucl
concerns as the Northwestern Nurser!
company, which would make the farms
OF North Dakota real homes as well a.
dividend earners.
Jacob Eckel, wo has been engage.
in business in Valley City for a mum
Der Of years with his brother Abe
will leave In the naer future for Min
nesota with his family to make thei
home. Mr.. Eckel has taken up ;
homestead in oNrthern Minnesota, re
versing the usual order Of those VIII
go farther west for cheaper land.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Midget returne
today on No. 1, from Hunters no
springs, where they have been tor
brief vacation
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY

THURSDAY, APRIL so, 1914.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl J. Olsen are now
at home in one of the Sheyenne apart
ments.
Mrs. J. H. F. Thomson is in James
town today attending meetinfg Of
the Farmers Elevator association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wiseman have
moved into the house recently avcated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mikkelson, or
Tracey Avenue. Mr.. and. Mrs. Mikkei
son have moved into the farm south
of town for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Davidson are en-
pertaining Rev. o. Hofust of Halsted
Minnesota
Mrs. Ouradnik, who has been quite
III with scarlet fever is recovering nice
~ at this time.
Mr.. William Davis left today FOL
Burlington, Wisconsin to attend hi:
grandmother funeral.
Chief Sawnson is in receipt OF ad
vice from Fargo that jewel1y store
was broken into there last night and
about dozen chains, about the same
number of rings and six Of seven golt
seven eweled open faced watches and
other jewelry taken. Should anyone
be offered any of the above mention
ed jewelry they might furnish a valu
able clue to Mr.. Swanson by notify
ing him.
For the first time recently the sun
appeared for a while this morning
and as a result people were feeling
much encouraged over the genera!
crop outlook
Work will start at once On the ad
dition to the building now occupied
by The Times Record The addition
will be twenty feet extension on the
rear two stories high and will then
give ample room for the present needs
Of the business. The changes will
also include some changes in the front
and a general overhauling OF the
building.
Lew Craswell of Darlington was in
town Yesterday having come down by
way of Jamestown to look over the
telephone lines.
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The Dianifed Course.

An army examiner once had a can.
didate before him who apparently was
unable to answer the simplest quee-
ton. At last the examiner lost bis
temper and, with sarcastic emphasis.
lost on the youth before him, said:
Suppose, sir, that you were a cap
tain in command of a company Of in
fantry; that in your rear was an i'm
passable abyss; that on either side OF
you lowered perpendicular rocks of
untraversable height; that before you
stood the enemy, a hundred men to
each one of yours. What sir. would
you do in this emergency? ..
"Sir," said the aspirant to military
honors, II should resign. '-Pearson's
Weekly.
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A Rapid Rimer.

In illustration Of the working powers
of George R. Sims, the dramatist and
poet, It is said that one night a new
piece was produced at leading thea
ter in London. Sims sat it out and
then returned to his Office where he
wrote column and a half Of criticism
in rime. It was nea7 the time for
the paper to go to press when he be-
gan, and the boy took the piece verse
by verse from him to the composing
room. the boy walking continuously
from one to the other for an hour.
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shortly thereafter picked up by the

shortly thereafter picked up by the
MP. Detectives.
Special Officer Stevenson Of the Soc
Line was a business caller in the city
this mroning. He left on No.. FOL
points west on the N. P.
e. D. Lum returned Tuesday from
Melrose, Mimi, after an absence Of
4 about week, looking after business
, matters.
The Board of Directors Of the Bar
mes County Pioneer Club expect tc
hold a meeting the latter part Of the
week to arrange for their Mid-sum
mer gathering. It has been suggest
ed that the Fourth Of July be made
Old Settlers day at the Valley City
ChautauQua.
,At AtAs meeting of Sorosis clut
which was held last Monday afternoon
the following members were elected
to Offices in the club: President, Msr
J. E. Featherstone; vice president
Mrs. A. s. Sigurdson; secretary ant
treasurer, Bessie Ashton. Mrs. West
ergard gave a paper on "Our Civi,
Duties which brought out a grea'
deal Of discussion and a very inter
esting afternoon was spent
A small, but enthusiastic class me-
in the basement of the Library las
evening with Mrs. White. The sub
ject for discussion was Duties of affic
ers." These meetings will be helpful
to all club members, not only those
who are officers but those who arr
in the body Of the organization be
cause it is in the body of the clut
or organization that business is tarns
acted. The next meeting will be call
ed at 1880 next Tuesday evening ant
warrants large attendance for thu
pleasure and profit to be gained.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
MAY ., 1914.

WEDNESDAY,, MAY ., 1914.
Rex Lfndemann of Enderlin was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Du Vail was passen
ger to Fargo Monday.
Sam Blank of Minneapolis is III
the city on business.
Mrs. A. E. Hervey and Miss Edna
Anderson returned to their home in
Yankton, s. D., after several days visit
with friends in this city.
The Ladies Aid society Of Ou1
Savior's Lutheran church, meets al
the church Thursday afternoon. Mrs
A. Brown and Mrs. C. J. Olson will
serve refreshments.
The choir boys of All Saints Epis
copal church will not meet for prac
tice this week as there are to be
no services in the church on Sunday
Charles F. Luessen of the Fulton
market spent yesterday in the west
end of the county looking after bust
ness interests. a. ,s.#
Cashier John Tracy Of the First Ma
tional bank was passenger lsat even,
ing for Minneapolis, where he will
make short business visit.
Mrs. Harry West and baby are ex'
pected home this evening from New
Rockford, where they have been max
ing a brief visit.
States Attorney M. ]. Englert re-
turned home this afternoon on No. 4
from the capital city where he had
been on legal matters.
George Riedman and Henry Lips
meyer of the North Dakota Motor
company will go to Sanborn tomorrow
morning and will spend the day in
the metropolis of Western BARNES
county in the interest of the company.
The fiat vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bassett in the Sheyenne apartments
will be taken by A. Stern and family.
Friends of Jack" Coughlin will be
glad to know that he has entirely re.
covered and has left the hospital.
Mr.. John Tracy left last night for
Minneapolis, to be gone several days
on a business trip.
Ole Oleson is an arrival in the city
from Mott, N. D., and has rented the
Birmingham residence on Helena ave.
His family will arrive within few
days and they expect to make Valley
City their permanent home.
Monday afternoon States Attorney
M. J. Ehgelert filed a complaint in
Judge Noes Court against one Albert
Eckert, charging him with the crime
Of burglary in the third degree. Eek
ert stated he wished to waive examin-
alton and 60 before the District Court
where he would plead guilty. Eckert
had entered box car and appropriat-
ed to his own use some shoes. shirts
and other wearing apparel and was
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TWO COLLEGE CONCERTS

After being warmly greeted in Carne.
gle Hall, New York, City, early lest
spring, the Minneapolis Symphony Or
chestra Travelled by special train to
Wells college, Aurora, N. Y, where
it gave an afternoon concert for the
girl students of this famous college
on the banks Of Cayuga lake. The au-
dience, made up chiefly OF 800 college
girls, insisted on a speech from Mr.
Oberhoffer after the concert. Mr.. Ober
hotter came efficiently forward to the
edge Of the stage and said:
1T is really out OF my line to make
speech, but am glad to tell you
young ladies how much We have en-
joyed playing for you this afternoon,
and to apologize for the quality of
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THE CITY
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
MONDAY, MAY 4, 1914.

Frances AamOCn, DIOLueI VI ~. W
Aamoth, arrived here Sunday evening
from Fargo to accept a position here
with the American National bank.
Henry Deumland was a business
visitor here Sunday from Bismarck.
Mr.. Deumland Is interested in the
Valley City rocery company.
Mrs. Frank Ployhar entertained for
a few friends at her home Saturday
evening. Two tables of bridge were
played after which a dainty and de-
hcious lunch was served. Mrs. Charles
Peterson won the prize for hign score
At the last meeting of the Episco-
pal Guild the following members were
elected to Offices in the guild MRS.
Beachem, president; Mrs. w. w.
Smith, vice president; and Mrs. Edwin
Maryland, secretary, Mrs. Storey, treas
urer.
Miss Edna Zarivtz and Miss 1rma
Mclaughlin, teachers in the James
town college, were the guests of Miss
Della Codding from last Thursday I'M
til yesterday. They left for James
town last evening.
The Once-a-Week Bridge club will
resume its meetings after vacation
Of several weeks and will play Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Munson, who
for almost a year have been residents
Of Valley City, expect to leave soon
fer South Dakota, to make their fu'
ture home Mr.. Mnuson's business as
at travelling man calls him to that To-
cation and the Munson family will
move about June /.
The members of the Jennie Wren
club are making elaborate prepara-
tions for Rainbow party to be held
at the Platou home next Thursday.
Mrs. Ray Bassett Is almost entirely
recovered from uer illness and return
ed home in the Sheyenne flats Sun
day from the hospital.
Miss Poebe Hudson, VINO has been
employed in the Offices of the Normal
school for some time, will leave Tues
day for her home in Paynesville,
Minno., to spend several months get
ting a much nedeed rest. Miss Hud.
son expects to return to Valley City
and her work at the opening Of the
fall term of school.
The Manual training department of
the Valley City High school is max
ing some excellent fly traps which
they will put ON the market in the
near future. These fly traps are said
to be of an excellent design, and the
price asked for them Is moderate.
The Ladies' Aid society of Our Saw
iors Lutheran church will meet in the
church parlors Thursday afternoon,
May 9TH. Nesdames A. Brown and c..
j. Olson will serve refreshments. All
are welcome.
Bishop Tyler spent the day yester-
day in All Saints parish. He preach
ed at both the morning and the even
ing service sand confirmed class of
eight at the morning service. Confirm
alton simply means a further confirm
ing OF the faith and promises made at
baptism, when of a more mature mind,
a person who wishes to further accept
the responsibilities and privileges
granted by the church.
Those who received the laying on of
hands" by the Bishop yesterday, were:
Mrs. Frank Ulm. Mrs. Vernon Gale,
Mrs. Story, Miss Mabel Story, Miss
Harriet Atkinson, Miss Anieta John
son, Parker Peake and Clifford Aufin-
son.
Bishop Tyler was entertained at the
home of Mrs. w. w. Smith, where
members Of the parish were privileged
to call upon him.
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Extremely Prosperous.
Mrs. BroWn-Is your husbands bust
ness growing? Mrs. Smith-Oh, dear,
yes! Why. last week his receipts were
so large that he had to have receiver
appointed to take care Of them!-Cleve-
land Leader.
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s considered by the preest step in the Make Starting
the position the forward with left
touching the heel to the Follow with
Make then the other side making
sliding
step is ordinary Make sraighaway.
graceful following the
position this Of the will spoil
dance
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the concert. It was impossible for
me to make the musicians look either
at their music or at me, and the re-
suit was rather bad" The college
girls at once caught on. and Mr.. Obef-
hoffer's happy little speech was re-
ceived with much laughter and ap-
plause. After the concert at Wells
college the orchestra was carried, by
special train, to Ithaca, where, one
the evening of the same day, it gave a,
concert to an enthusiastic audience Of,
Cornell students. Following these two,
college concerts, and while the orches-
ira was on its way to Buffalo, the.
wish was freely expressed by Mr.. Ober-
hotter and his men that more concerts
might be given for college students.
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FOR SALE-Fi7e-room house on s
lots. Inquire at 706 Maple ave.,
Mrs T. N. Defoe, 5-6-4tw
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-25
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

'KR ANY of the most familiar fruits
kEt and vegetables have distinct
medicinal values. The proper at.
tention to the things we eat, then, will
make them servo both the purposes Of
food and medicine, and will enable us
to save some of the money spent on
remedies and doctor bills. The follow.
ing are some articles of diet which are
known TO have medicinal qualities:
Apples, carrots and Brazil nuts are
excellent for sufferers from eonstipa.
tion.
Asparagus stimulates the kidneys.
Bananas are beneficial 10 sufferers
from chest complaints.
Beets are fattening and good for
people who want to put on ncsh. Sc
are potatoes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-25
Orchard and Garden

much of the spraying mixture You are
using. 1t is easily detached for refill
ing, the liquids win not corrode, 1t is
light, easy to handle-in fact, unique
in every respect.
For 81 or IS you can purchase q
largo sprayer, suitable for garden and
fruit trees, and for whitewashing, or o
small one for So.
With it one can whitewash a large hen
house inside and outside in half an hour.
A neighbor borrowed it and sprayed
his ten-aere young apple orchard with
it. OF course such small one Is not
sufficient for mature trees.
There are two classes Of trouble.
some insects. The one eats the leaves
and the other sucks the juices from the
plants. For eradication, each class must
be treated separately.
If you find the leaves eaten on your
plants, you can make up your mind
that the first class is at work. II you
discover insects but no leaves eaten,
and the plants whitening, sucking in.
sects are probably doing the mischief
For eating insects, spray with paris
green or some other arsenical poison
If sucking insects are at work, spray
with soap and kerosene. Paris green
of course, kills insects by internal poi
soning.
The kerosene-soap emulsion blister'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-25

their bodies and stops up their breath
ing pores, hence death results from
external injury.
Whale oil soap is also used for kill
ing sucking insects 1t is good plan
to use It on rose bushes in May If you
find your bushes infested.
All kinds of insect powder and dusts
kill by stopping the breathing pores of
insects, except where the powder is a
poison and is applied in the evening
to be dissolved by the dew overnight.
A sucking insect inserts its mouth
parts deep into the body Of the plant
for juices, hence it is not affected by
internal poisons.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-25
Celery and onions are nerve tonics.

Celery and onions are nerve tonica.
Cranberries are astringent and corr
rect the liver when il is suffering from
inaction caused by overeating
Dates are nourishing and also pre-,
vent constipation.
Grape juice is laxative, but the
skin and seeds are likely TO cause
constipation.
Honey is good substitute for cod
liver oil.
Lemon juice is excellent as q gargle
for sore throat.
Lettuce has soothing effect on the
nerves and is excellent for sufferers
from insomnia
Onions are conducive to sleep They
quiet the nerves and are good for
colds
Parsnips, like sarsaparilla, are good
for the blood and to tone up the sys-
tenn.
Tomatoes are good for torpid liver,
but they should be avoided BY gouty
people.
Water eress is an excellent blood
purifier.