The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-04-02
WEDNESDAY, APRIL /, 1914.

| WEDNESDAY, VVUu6 " ISts =
Mr.. Albert Holland was bushes.
visitor in the city yesterday. He lef
this morning for his home at Nome.
VIM. Olson went to Fargo this morn
ing where he will spend the da,
transacting business.
Mrs. Thomas Bridges returned t.
her home at Detroit, Mimi, after ,
several weeks visit at the home O
Mrs. H. Jones Of this city.
| A. w. Oliver, an expert linotype
operator, is with the Times-Recort
this week. His coming at this TIM
: Is in the nature Of an accommodation
that is greatly appreciated by tn
management.
| F. A. Clarke arrived last night ant
took charge Of the Times Record com
posing rooms this morning, in the place
Of Mr.. Smith, resigned. He is an ex
pert in his line and comes highly rec
omended as a workman and gentle
man.
Word has been received here an
nouncing the birth of a son to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Leo Lindemann of Redstone
Mont. Mrs. Lindemann will be re
| membered by many as Ernie Whit
son of this city.
Rev. Brayfield of Jamestown was {
| guest of Rev. Moultrie here yester
! day.
The Misses Shennen and Stella Pet
erson of Fingal spent yesterday in Val
ley City, shopping and visiting friends
They were guests at the Kindred.
| Mrs. s. Oglesby and daughter
Gladys, of Wimbledon, were IN the cit,
yesterday for the day, returning home
Last evening. ..a
Mrs. T. S. Henry and Miss Phoebe
Hudson entertained twelve of theil
friends last evening at a missionary
tea at the apartments of Mrs. Henr,
in the Sheyenne flats. The proceeds
are to be given to the Missionary So
ciety of the Episcopalian church.
Among the Sanborn visitors in thu
city are: Joe Dimert, Frank Hinch
| berger, Henry Sauers, Herman Bar
nish, Andrew Sauers and Al Kramer
Some of them came down to attend
the Woodmen convention and Others
for business pertaining to the LEASING
of school lands. H.
What has become Of Attorney Gen
eyal Miller, who is candidate To-
the U. S. senate?
Mrs. A. P. Paulson, who has beef
very ill for some time, with sever'
case Of tonsilitis is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Hop Of Fessen
den are spending the day in Vale!
City shopping at the various stores
They are guests at the Rudolf
Professor Perfect of the Norma
school went to Walum this morning
! where he will instruct the band a
that place.
DR.. Paul E. Featherstone, who ha
been spending several days in the twill
cities, returned this morning on No. )
Among the business visitors from
Fargo in the city today and yester
day are: L. M. Hanson, G.. E. Bristol
E. M. Renner, H. E. McCaskie, T. P
Thompson, D. A. Lyons, Otto Reclet
IKE, A. A. Comrie, A. C. Bierman, S
P. Mcintyre and A. c. Shively.
Quite a number of people from
South Dakota have visited Valley Cit!
this week. Among them. are: D. A
Anderson Of Sioux Falls A. D. Nc
Laughlin of Watertown, D. J. Beatty o.
Madison, and ]. w. Dean of Aber
deem.
C. E, Jaberg of Sanborn arrived il
the city this morning to attend the
Woodmen convention which has beer
} held in the X. P. hall this afternoon
, and evening.
The teachers of the Lincoln schoo
enjoyed a very delightful party Tues
day afternoon, when they gave Miss
| Ruby Farley birthday surprise. The
young ladies adjourned to the Rudolf
cafe, after 4 o'clock, where Mrs
Giselius had prepared beautiful
birthday cake and we'll appointed
table. Place cards marked each place
and red candles burned in the crystal
candle sticks. Great fun and merrl
ment prevailed, and lovely lunch was
/ enjoyed. ....,
John Holland went to Minneapolis
! on No. 4 yesterday and expects to 60
from there to Detroit, Mich, in the in
terest of the automobile business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Coughlin Of
Mitchell, s. D., arrived in the city
Monday, being called here by the seri
GUS illness of their son, J. T. Cough
lin, the travelling man. He is report
ed to be better today.
A large number of county people
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