The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1914.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1914.
The Times Record can use several
live men at once. Position will pay
good wages.
Deputy Sheriff Kelly left Saturday
evening for Lincoln, Nebraska where
he will be gone for several days on a
robbery case.
Miss Olga Edin of this city under
went an operation for appendicitis
yesterday at the Riverside Hospital,
and is reported as doing very nicely
today.
E. NJ. Bandin of Minneapolis, the in
spector for the Insurance Rating Bur
eau, is business visitor in the city,
and is making a complete revision of
the insurance rates of the CITY.
Mrs. Clarence Isaacson recently LETT
for Yankton, South Dakota, where she
went to make few weeks visit with
friends. Mrs. Isaacson will return to
the city about December the first.
Lady or gentlemen can make good
wages working on special subcrip'
ton campaign for the Times Record.
Ask for manager at Times Record Of
fee.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Butterf1eld OF
Beaufort, N. D., arrived in the city to-
day and will spend some time here
with Mrs. Butterfield's mother, Mrs
Mary Smith and other relatives.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie Nelson will
have among their guests for Thanks
giving, Mrs. Van SICKLE of Grand
Forks, who will make short visit in
the city at the Nelson home.
Miss Florence Allen OF the faculty
of the city school, will leave tomor'
row, for Ada, Minnesota, where she
will spend Thanksgiving and visit
during the week end with relatives at
that place.
Christian Science services will be
held at the K. P. Hall Thanksgiving
morning at II o'clock. Subject
"Thanksgiving." Everybody is vel
come.
Mrs. Charles G. Anderson will enter
tain at a Thanksgiving dinner for a
number of Park River young ladies
who are attending the State Normal
school. She will be assisted by hei
niece Miss Lois Mcpherson. These
Young ladies are from Mrs. Anderson's
, home town.
If you have not bought ticket fol
the Firemen's big dance, you will fine
tickets on sale at the Dakota Drug
Store and the Rudolf Pharmacy, a:
we'll as by members of the fire depart
ment.
Mrs. Pearl Painter of Luverne, who
recently underwent very successful
operation at the Riverside Hospital
has so far recovered from her recent
illness as to be able to return to he1
home at Luverne this morning.
The members of the Childs' Welfa {
Club elected new officers on Friday
| evening, and following are the officers
, elected for the coming year: Presl
dent, Mrs. Harvey Pray; vice presi
dent. Mrs. Chas. E. Hunt; secretary
Mrs. E. C. Hilborn; treasurer, Mrs. w
| NJ. Wemett.
>; Mrs. A. F. Pierce was passenger
to Enderlin this morning, where she
will spend Thanksgiving with he1
daughter, Mrs. S. J. Sanders and fam
lily. Mr.. Pierce will go to Enderlin
tomorrow morning to remain until aft
er Thanksgiving day, and Loring
Pierce will take in the Fireman's Ball
Thanksgiving eve, going up to Ender'
lin Thursday morning to join the 9TH
er members of the family.
The fire department of Valley City
has been devoting considerable time
during the past year to fire prevention
; work, and as a result few fires have
occurred in Valley City, the fire alarm
did not sound from the time of the
Public Library fire early in Nay until
: Oct. 1st., when a small barn was des-
troyed. Property owner: should ap-
preciate and encourage this work, and
: give their support to the department
by purchasing one or more tickets to
the annual ball, to be given Wednes-
day evening Of this week
Another of those big one cent sales
at the Dakota Drug Store is attract
ing attention this week. The plan is
not new with this company but is not
common in other towns or stores. The
plan is surely beneficial to the shop
}. pers as it allows one Christmas dollar