The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-06

Ida L. Burns, of Juanita, was in the
city for the convention. She stayed
at the Kindred hotel.
The Misses Carrie and Cora SHEDS
hammer of Litchville, are in the city
for the convention.
F. J. Bryant, from Miles City, deal
er in fancy horses, is in the city con-
corning business matters.
Minnie Knecht, of Wimbledon, is a
visitor in the city. She is attending
the convention. .'t
Miss Ethel Creighton, of Spiritwood,
is in the city for the convention and
is visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller, of Bel
field, were in the city for a short time
Wednesday visiting with friends.
The Misses Elvira Anderson and
Lillian Widen, who are teaching at
Fingal are attending the gathering of
teachers.
Ole Back, of Fergus Falls, Mimi,
was visitor in the city Wednesday
night. He was returning from his
farm near Velva, where has has been
looking after the spring seeding. He
returned to his home in Fergus Falls
Thursday morning.
Hans Peterson, of Fort Ransom, is
in town for few days. He is looking
after some business interests here.
w. A. Baker, of West Salem, Wis,
was in Valley City Thursday, looking
for location. He stopped at the VAL
ley hotel.
C. D. Udell and wife and baby were
registered at the Valley hotel Thurs
day. Mr.. Udell has charge of the cleo
trio light plant at Enderlin.
Miss Ida Didier came down Thurs
day from Sanborn to spend the week
end with Miss Olive Rhodes, on Nor
NAL avenue.
Dairy Commissioner Greenwood left
on No. 8 for points in the western
part of the county. He returned
Thursday evening.
E. J. Whalian, of Fingal, came to
Valley City Wednesday to attend the
educational association meeting. He
also gave a talk at the High school
Thursday, of which school his daugh
ter is a senior
= Miss Elsie Stenschoei, who teaches
at Rogers, arrived Wednesday evening
in the city to attend the meetings ii
S the Central Educational association
$ this week. Miss Stenschoel will spend
; the remainder of the week at her
n home here.
It Miss Laura Sanderson, county sup
It erintendent of LaMoure county, arrived
9 in the city Wednesday evening to at
tend the meetings of the Central Edu
l. cational association Thursday and Fri
# day. Miss Sanderson is visiting with
e her sister, Miss Anzonette Sanderson
l. of the faculty of the city schools.
t Miss Jean McKinnon, Of Mapleton
e arrived in the city Wednesday evening
e and remained over here visiting at the
It home of her sister, Mrs. Chas. G.
J. Lund, until Thursday morning, when
k she went on to Minot, to visit her
:. brother, John McKinnon, who is well
a known in the city.
S Some thief or thieves stripped
s about 125 pieces of copper wire from
:. the rails of the street railway COM
+ pany Wednesday night. Each piece
s of wire weighed little over pound.
i The same thing has happened several
e times before, and usually at about this
time of year. It is supposed to be the
:, work of some travelling junk dealer.
e Marion Frazer and Dora Peterson,
j. both former Normal students arrived
b from Fingal Thursday morning to at
b tend the teachers meet.
d The members of the Bridge club met
J. Wednesday evening at the residence
e of Mr.. and Mrs. George Stiles, on
= Eighth avenue. Auction bridge was
the game played, and the prizes for
the month were awarded to Mrs.
Frank Ployhar, who had the ladies'
high score, and the gentlemens high
score was won by Chas. G. Lund. A
dainty lunch was served by the hos
tess following the games.
Mrs. C. E. Hunt and baby have re-
: turned to the city from Grand Forks,
). where they spent fortnight visiting
with Mrs. Hunts parents, President
,. and Mrs. E. P. Robertson. They also
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hunt,
q the parents of Dr. Hunt. Mrs. Hunt re-
manned over to attend the Schumann-
, Heink concert which was to have been
given Monday evening, but owing to
Madame Schumann-Heink's illness
with a throat affection the Grand
Forks concert was postponed until