The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-15

| MRS. II. A. MlkkelSen went 10 farS(
Wednesday for a short visit with he
son Morton.
w. H. Hulet went to St. Paul on Sat
urday on a short business errand, re
turning here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Peterson Sun
dayed with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Peter
son and family in Nome:
Ole Miller was among those from
here who trasacted business at Fargo
the first Of the week.
Miss Minnie Herzog of Ulen, Mimi.
was aguest of her brother, VIM. Her
zog, here over Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Sigvert Olson left on Tuesday
afternoon for Belfield, N. D., to join hel
husband on their claim near that place
The auction sale yesterday at Nels
Nelson farm south of Nome, was q
success. The receipts of the sale az
gregated nearly $1,40o.
Miss Edna Hanson returned to the
Valley City Normal school last Mon
day, after spending Easter vacation al
her home in Nome.
Miss Nora Elofson, who spent about
week visiting her sister, Mrs. Oscar
Lee west of town, returned to he1
home at Anselm last Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Hoganson left on Mon
day last to join her husband at Ellis
berry, N. D. She was accompanied as
far as Casselton by Mrs. H. A. Pherigo
John A. Johnson returned Wednes.
day from st. Paul to which place he
accompanied a car of stock last week.
He also spent few days at Rushford,
MINI.
Louis Green, who is attending the
Valley City Normal, came home and
spent Easter vacation with his folks
south of town. He returned to his
school duties on Monday.
Miss Anna Nelson went to Fargo last
Saturday. She expects to remain there
about three months.
Miss Anna Peterson, who is conduct
ing a millinery store at Glenwood,
Mimi, came home and spent Easter
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. O. Peterson, east of town. We un-
derstand that Miss Peterson is meet
ing with splendid success in her bust
ness venture.
Mrs. Baarstad returned to Eastedge
Wednesday after a visit with friends
here.
Miss Wauneta Pherigo, who has
been teaching school at Kathryn, re-
signed there about two weeks ago
owing to illness. Since disseminating
her school work, Miss Pherigo has
been visiting with friends here
until yesterday, when she left for
Louisville, KY, to join her mother and
sister.
Otto Johnson was a Fargo visitor
the first Of the week. 4
County Superintendent Nelson is a
Nome school visitor today. =
Mrs. Gust Ohms of Lucca spent the
time between trains here yesterday.
Miss Cora Suby is able to be around
again after an attack of the measles.
Robert Robertson was a passenger
to Fargo yesterday on business mat.
tiers.
Prof. Crosby, of the Nome school,
was Fargo visitor the latter part of
last week.
J. Ed. Pherigo reports that he ex.
poets to move back to his old stand
In the Henry Ruud building.
Robt. Pherigo was here from Lisbon
long enough to take Sunday dinner
with his son, J. Edward.
A fine ten-pound baby girl arrived
on Easter Sunday to adorn the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hanson.
Henry Rudd is making improve.
ments upon his lately acquired build.
ing, having a few rooms on the sec.
ond floor partitioned.
A large representation of the Finga]
schools presented in an acceptable
manner at Nome last Tuesday even.
ing Aaron Boggs, Freshman" The
play did not draw a large crowd, but
those witnessing it were we'll satisfied
News reached Nome that Miss
Claire Kallender, of Marion, who
taught school in Nome two years ago
was married at Fargo on Wednesday;
to Chester Jackson of Hannaford. The
couple passed through Nome Thurs
day en- route to Marion.
A horse and stoneboat minus Ernest
Hanson kept Veterinary Mikkelsen
busy climbing over the stalls in the
livery barn yesterday morning, until
the equine realized that it had met an
immovable body. Fortunately nc
damage was done. L"s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Armstrong, OF