The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-05
THE CITY
FROM MONDAYS DAILY

FROM MONDAYS DAILY
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1874.
Rev. J. G.. Morgan of Pingree came
down last Saturday to visit friends IN
the city. He returned to his home
yesterday.
The weather today continues rather
disagreeable. The threatened storm
did not materalize but the sun Is not
out and the day is rather cold and
frosty.
Miss Agnes Dodd and Mary Robinson
Who are teachers in the public schools
Of Courtenay arrived in the city Sat
urday and spent the weekend visiting
with Miss Mary Deem at her home on
Conkling Avenue.
Hans Oppegaard Of Darcy who has
been down for few days to visit
friends and to attend the Society Of
Equity meeting left for his home this
morning.
o. F. Chambard, the well known
travelling man Of this city left this
morning for Billings, Montana. He
will be gone for some time.
Mr.. Harry Julius of Cleveland who
arrived in the city last Saturday spent
the weekend visiting at the home Of
Miss Frances Moran, on Fourth Ave.
nue.. He left today.
Miss Bessie Meyers representing the
Edison Co., Of Orange, N. j.. will be at
the Dakota Drug Store every after
noon and evening where she will give
a demonstration and q program on the
Edison disc machine. Every one
should avail themselves Of the oppor-
tunity of hearing this splendid music.
Quite a number Of Normal students
left this morning with the Normal bas-
ket ball team to witness the game this
evening which is to be played there
between jamestown College and the
Normal Among them were Hur-
leigh Codding, Chester Smith, Alfred
Markeson, Chester Wallace, Everett
Chambard, 1rl Karr. John White,
Ralph Wickstrom, Henry Schroeder,
Victor Carlson, Kenneth Mcfarland,
Edwin White, John Cole and Wadley
Schaeffer. They were accompanied by
Professors T. w. Burkhalter and F. w.
Call.
The High school boys left James
town for Darlington Saturday and
played Darlington High school Satur-
day evening winning the game by a
score of thirty to nineteen. Thus far
on their trip the boys have been sue
cessful in winning every game which
is due to the excellent team and coach
which they have. They will play Tow
er City this evening.
The new house built by Mr.. futile
on Riverside avenue is completed
and number Of families are moving
In this week.
Thomas R. Clough of Kensa1, now IT.
charge Of the Journal at that place
passed through here yesterday with
his bride, formerly Miss Burlson Of
Kensal. They we're married in James.
town Saturday and will make their fu.
ture home in Kensal.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Coyle Of Elizabeth
avenue are rejoicing over tho arrival
81 . nine pound baby girl born Sunday
nc:n;rE. Feb. LIST.
Last Saturday evening the girls Of
the Ladies' Hall gave very delightful
party to a number Of their friends in
the city. Dancing was the amusement
of the evening and light Refreshments
were served. The party brote up at
eleven o'clock.
Callers in the city Saturday from
neighboring towns, registered at the
Rudolf were: F. J. Laqua, Hankinson,
J. Steidel. Fingal, Adelori La Vote.
Enderlin, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Moeller
of Enderlin, John Anderson Of Rogers
and C. M. Dale Of Wimbledon
The county commissioners are In
session today and perhaps may be
here for another day. The business
coming before them at this time is not
large following so closely on the big
meeting the first of the year.
John D. Gray Of Gray's Department
store who has been on a business trip
of week to st. Paul returned home
yesterday.