The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-14

seat on business.
Miss Florence Granger will leave
Friday evening for Minneapolis, where
she will visit friends.
Rev. Brudevald will hold services in
the Scandinavian M. E. church Sunday
| morning at IL o'clock and also in the
evening. Sunday school at 10 a. M
Everybody welcome.
| Harrison Brown was here Friday
from Darlington on matters of bust
ness. s....r
! G. B. Valandigham left via the N. P
Saturday for California, where he will
/ spend the winter months.
Miss Clara Heimes, who is teaching
at jamestown this year, arrived Satur
day to spend Sunday with the home
folks.
Little Miss Catherine Young is en-
tertaining about 40 of her little friends
this afternoon in honor of her sixth
birthday.
Coach Stevens took the high school
squad of football players to Casselton
| Saturday afternoon to have a tussle
with the team Of that place.
| Deputy Supt. Barton went to Cas-.
| selton Saturday afternoon to be there
! at the finish of the corn show being
/ held there.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, of Milwaukee
arrived on No. Saturday. She is on
her way home from trip to the coast
and Yellowstone Park and will be the
! guest for a few days Of Miss Stark
! weather at the Hotel Rudolf.
Kathryn Recorder: Mrs. Clara Han.
son, mother of Maynard Hanson, who
was formerly station agent here arriv'
ed from Valley City on Saturdays
train. While in Kathryn she is stay
ing with Mrs. J. P. Runck.
! Mrs. Seymour Granger and daugh
ter, Florence, left Friday for Minneap
oils, where they will spend several
| days visiting friends.
Miss Selma Skopen is at present
| discharging her duties as nurse at the
home of Ed Kvilvang.
Mrs. Alex Karr left Friday for her
home at Spiritwood Lake after visiting
, friends here for about two weeks.
An ice cream social was given by
the band of workers Thursday evening
at the Lutheran Free church. A pro
gram was rendered by the children
1t was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Dwight Ooley, formerly Miss
Vivian Shadduck, visited friends here
Thursday. She was en- route from he1
home at Granville to LaMoure.
Prof. Call and his bunch of Normal
| warriors left Saturday morning fol
Cooperstown, where they were to en-
gage the Griggs county boys in grid
iron battle.
Medina Citizen: Miss Marie Bouch
er, of Valley City, arrived IN Medina
last Sunday and on Monday began mel
! school duties as teacher of one of the
schools in Peterson district, out north
! west of town.
/ Ten of the young friends of Jessie
Palmer were entertained at O'Clock
dinner Saturday in honor of the little
lady's tenth birthday. The color
scheme for the occasion was carried
out in pink in every particular.
Medina Citizen: Miss Rose Presz
Ter, who is employed by the Lund
Land Co., at Valley City, spent Satur
day and Sunday at the home of hel
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Preszler
There was meeting of the Civic
league Friday at which time the var
ious committees reported. Mrs. Belle
Spur was elected as a delegate t(
represent the organization at the state
meeting of the women's federated
clubs at Minot. t. 49,
Mrs. Frank White left Monday
evening to attend the state federation
at Minot. She will be accompanied
home at the end of the week by Mrs
Harry Keif, Of Nebraska, recording
secretary of the general federation
also Mrs. Thomas G.. Winter, of Mime
apolis, chairman of the literature de
partment of the general federation
who will be her guests for few days
Albert Holland, formerly of Nome
but now located at Fargo, visited rela
tives and friends here Wednesda.
night. He was returning from Bis
marck, where he has his wild oat'
separator on exhibit at the exposition
Albert has secured a building in Far
60 and is manufacturing his separator
on a large scale. 1t has the endorse
ment of all the agricultural colleges
and men of the northwest, who are in
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