The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-14
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
FRIDAY, MAY 9. 1914.

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Miss Mollie Knutson from Peqout,
Mimi, is visiting friends In Valley
City.
A. B. Cox is in the city today from
Courtenay. having come down Tues.
day evening.
DR.. L. s. Platou left last evening
for Rochester, Minn., where be will
remain for day or two on profes.
stonal business.
John Tracy, cashier Of the First Ma
tional bank, who has been spending
a day in the Twin Cities on matters
Of business, returned yesterday.
Mrs. c. Hoakenson has returned to
this city, after few days visit with
relatives at Nome, N. D.
Mr.. Calhoun. manager Of the Chat.
fee Department Store, left last even.
Ing for Fargo. He will return this
evening, accompanied by his wife.
A good time was had at the X. P.
dance Wednesday evening, although
only a small crowd was present, due
to the rainy night. Another dance
will be given in two weeks.
Miss Anna Ramseth has been ap-
pointed deputy register Of deeds to
succeed Mrs. Helen M. Russell, re-
signed. Miss Ramseth took Office the
first of this month.
Miss Mollie Knutson Of PeQout,
Mimi, is visiting with her sister, Elsie
at the Kindred hotel. Miss Knutson
expects to remain in the city four
or five days.
Thomas Richie, son of D. s. Richie,
of this city, is slowly recovering from
serious fall from the barn in the
rear of his parents residence, which
occurred yesterday afternoon. The
youngsters ar mwas broken at the
elbow and the ligaments badly torn,
but the doctor attending says that
with care there will be no permanent
i'll effects.
C. E. Burgess was passenger to
Cooperstown this morning, returning
this evening.
The board of county commissioners
adjourned this month after only a very
short business session, Oh Tuesday of
this week. The next MEETING Of the
board will not be held until June.
Another new cafe has been opened
in Valley City by J H. Sampson, for
mer proprietor of the White Front
Cafe on Main street. The new cafe
is just west Of the Middlewest Loan
& Trust Company, and is model Of
neatness in every way. 1t is already
enjoying liberal patronage.
Mrs. Robert Strang OF Eckelson and
daughter, Ann, are On the city shop
ping.
A number Of Episcopalians are 60
ing to Fargo tomorrow to attend the
convocation held there.
Mrs. Ella Stafnell. whose residence
Is on Eleventh Ave. and Fourth st.,
is adding a large Norch to her house
and making other improvements.
The preliminaries for the Barnes
! County Play Picnic to be held
On the Normal Campus, May %, are
being run off today. Both Lincoln and
Richie school made the records with
good margins, and winners of today
will be in the finals later.
Mrs. D. w. Clark and daughter,
who have spent the winter in Calf
ornia and other western states, are
expected home in the near future.
They are at present visiting with Mrs.
Clarks sister in Seattle and will prob
ably go around by way Of Vancou-
yer on their return trip home.
| The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the Lincoln School circle will be
held in the school house on Tuesday
afternoon. The third, fourth and fifth
grades will give a demonstration les
son in arithmetic, after which will
follow the regular program. Mrs.
Olsby has prepared paper on va
cation Duties-What Child Can Do
to Help His Mother" Later will fol
low a discussion led by Miss Farley
on the play picnic The mothers are
urged to create a wide spirit Of en-
thusiasm in this play picnic and in
crease the loyalty and enthusiasm OF
Lincoln school. It cannot be done
any easier than by the parents attend
ing these events themselves.
J. N. Green and family, who have
spent the winter months in Califo'
MIA, returned home several days ago
, F. E. Batchelder Of Fingal spent
!. the day in the city on a short bust
ness trip.
, Mr.. Tiesling Is visiting friends IN
, Oscaloosa, Iowa, for week or more
and is expected to return here next
week.
Mr., Calhoun OF the z. c. Chaffee
, company went to Fargo last night tc
meet Mrs. Calhoun, who has been
visiting in the east during the win
, ter months. Mrs. Calhoun is expected
: home today from Philadelphia. Mr.
and Mrs. Calhoun will reside in the
, house recently vacated by Alex. Kari
! and family on Columbia avenue.
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY |
SATURDAY, MAY g. 1914,