The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-17
FROM TUE1pAY'S DAILY.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1914.


Mrs. G. G. Allen of Ada, Mimi, is in
the city the guest of her daughter
Florence, at the Henry Beal home.
Dean Brooke left on Monday for
Grand Forks to make preparations for
entering the University there.
Mrs. Arthur Smith left for Minnea.
polls yesterday with her brother and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, who have
spent the past two weeks visiting
here.
Watch the big thermometer on the
Dakota Drug Store and see it rise
from day to day as the dollars are
pledged towards the new Congrega.
tional church. This splendid addition
to our city can be built if the people
help as they are able:
Word has been received from Rev.
L. G.. Moultrie that he will arrive in
Valley City Saturday morning.
J. C. Ashley Of Kensal, who was so.
journing in the Platou hospital where
foot was being treated for infection,
left Sunday for home, much improved
but still carrying the foot in sling.
c foiWiofawan1Rr. trdgrea HIS HSA
DR.. Platou and son Erling Platou
left last night for Minneapolis where
Erling will enter the University OF
Minnesota. DR.. Platou will return
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Olson Of Chicago who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Lee Combs left last
Saturday for Minneapolis where she
will visit with Mrs. Combs mother.
Mrs. A. w. Asher, before going on to
Chicago.
DR.. and Mrs. L. S. Platou have just
returned from a trip to Minneapolis
where they attended the aeroplane
meet. DR.. Platou also attended the
Surgical meeting of the 500 physicians
I in Ashland, Wisconsin, during his abb
sence.
Miss Erma Robertson of Park River
who is a graduate Of the Normal
school and a special student IN do
nestle science, will have the domes-
tic science work in the Getchell
Prairie schools. Miss Robertson ar
rived last Saturday night.
Mrs. Charles Peterson and Mrs.
d; Clarence Isaacson will entertain the
Auxiliary Guild Of the Congregational
church at the home of Mrs. Isaacson,
on Fifth avenue over HeideIs store.
, This being the first fall meeting and
because important business will be
taken up, all members and those who
expect to join are urged to attend.
Miss Delphia Sharp of Moorhead ar
rived here Saturday evening and will
have charge of the Getchell Prairie
High school. Miss Sharp is a gradu'
ate of Barnard college, New York City
and Getchell Prairie people are fortu'
nate to have her on their school fac
ulty.
| Doubtless but few people realize
! how much water fell last evening In
the rain which lasted less than half
! hour. In fact, the most of the rain
fell in ten minutes and yet by actual
measurement-not allowing for what
might have splashed out-there were
3 IL inches of water. It is a question
whether many in this section have
seen as heavy a rain in the length of
time. OF course, we expect someone
to bob up and beat it city block, but
this isn't fish story.
Maj. John D. Black will leave to.
night for his winter home in San
Francisco, CAL, after spending the
summer here. He will stop at Mil
waukee to visit his son, DR.. Neil
Black and at St. Louis and other
points to visit relatives. .r.. -
Do you believe in the kind Of a
church the Congregationalists are 60
: ing to put up? See the special ad-
vertisement in this issue and read
just what it will stand for in the daily