The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-20

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business visitor in the city Friday.
He was a guest at the Rudolf
E. M. Kee was an early arrival from
Minneapolis on No. 8 Friday morn.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Hege, Of Bowbells,
were visitors in the city Thursday.
They were registered at the Kindred.
Neil McFadgen was in Friday from
the hester farm.
Frank Heimes returned home from
the Twin Cities Friday morning on
No. 3. .-r.
B. Larson, of Eastedge, was in the
city on business Thursday. He stop
ped at the Rudolf.
Mrs. w. F. Gushing, of Bismarck,
was visiting with friends in Valley
City Thursday.
M. G.. Straus, of Casselton, was a
business visitor in Valley City Thurs
day and spent the day here, return
ing to Casselton Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Arneson, of Nc
Vile, were in Valley City Thursday.
Miss Marie Clelland, Miss Grace
Reid and George Game autoed down
to Valley City Thursday from James
town, returning Thursday night.
Mrs. H. Collins has gone to Billings,
Mont, where she will make a visit
with her son, John Collins, formerly
of this city, and who is well known
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erling Lovestuen left
, Friday afternoon on No. 4 for Fargo,
where they will spend the weekend
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson.
Mrs. Lovestuen is the sister of Mrs.
Hanson.
w. H. Mcpherson returned Thurs
day evening to the city from Sheldon,
and other points in northern Iowa,
where he has been spending the past
two weeks on matters of land bust
ness.
B. L. Bentson, the owner of the Da-
kota Drug Store, was visitor in Val
ley City Thursday and attended to
matters of business connected with
his Valley City store. Mr.. Benson
was registered as guest at the
Rudolf Hotel while here, and he re-
turned to Fargo Thursday evening.
H. J. Atwood, of the Atwood-Larson
Grain Co., of Duluth, and M. R. Mel
son, who represents that company, re-
turned Friday to the city from Kath-
ryn, Litchville, Minor and other
points, where they made an automo-
bile trip in Mr.. Nelson's car this week.
The High School Independent base
ball team played a practice game
with the Normal team Thursday eve
ming. The High school boys are a
strong nine and defeated the Normal
4 to o.. The Normal team did not use
either of their regular pitchers and
Wick, who pitched, was hit rather
freely. Kranz pitched for the Inde-
pendents.
Times.Record Want Ads get results
at slight cost.
John Warren, the N. P. engineer,
who was so seriously injured in the
recent wreck at Mandan that his life,
for time, was despaired of, is up and
around again. Yesterday he visited
him many friends at the capitol, MAX
ing his trip around the building with
the aid of a sane. Every one of them
was glad to see Jack" around again.
Prof Albert Perfect arrived Friday
evening in the city from Darlington
and points. in the northern part of the
state, to spend Sunday with his fam
lily. Prof. Perfect is teaching bands
at different places in the state, and in
structs bands at Hurdsfield and points
on the Turtle Lake branch, Fingal,
Lucca and other places.
Peter Gomsrud, of Ypsilanti, was a
business visitor Thursday and Friday.
H. I. STANDBY, of jamestown, was
local visitor Thursday and Friday.
Prof. Sheldon, of the State Normal
school is absent from the city for
few days, and Alfred Rhodes has
charge of his work while he is gone.
Carl Hiassen, who recently came
down with severe case of typhoid
fever, is slowly regaining his strength
once more. He is not expected to be
out until the middle of June. His
mother, from Churches Ferry, is down
to care for him.
Mrs. Mary Bordwell was an arrival
Thursday evening from Litchville, en-
route to Wimbledon to look after her
farm near that place. Mrs. Bordwell
was at one time resident of Valley
City and has many friends here. She
has been renting her home at Litch-
vile the past year, but intends to re-