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

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Thomas Nesbit, of Sanborn, was a
business caller in the city Saturday
morning ...
H. L. Taylor was visitor in the
city from Hannaford on Saturday. He
was a guest at the Kindred hotel.
L. C. Hedstrum returned on No. on
Friday evening. He has been out on
the road for some time.
T. L. Wright, of st. Paul and B. F..
Stienke, Of Toledo, Ohio, were guests
at the Rudolf hotel on Saturday.
S. Fletcher, the stock man from Mat
teson, was registered at the Kindred
Friday night. ... ....
Great enthusiasm was shown in
chapel at the Normal school on Thurs
day on the occasion of President Nc
Farland's birthday. The news had
somehow leaked out and the students
gave a cheer for the birthday. After
the preliminary chapel exercises,
Pres. Mcfarland made a short speech
in which he thanked the students for
their remembrance.
Robert Williams, of Milo, Iowa, ar
rived in the city on Friday evening on
No. 7. He registered at te Kindred.
Jake Chilberg, well known farmer
living in the Getchell Prairie district
was Valley City visitor Saturday.
The many friends of T. L. Codding
will be sorry to learn that he has not
seemed as we'll the past few days.
Bryan Clark, Lloyd Witter, and
Deane Brook were chapel visitors. at
the Normal school on Thursday morn
ing. p.
Mrs. C. G. Chamberlain, Of Enderlin,
is here visiting for the week end with
her niece, Mrs. Floyd Tenney, Of
Tracy avenue.
X. A. Bonhus left Saturday morning
for West Prairie, to look after farm
ing interests at his farm IA miles
south of the city.
Dean Brooks, who has been spending
the Easter vacation at the DR.. E. A.
Pray home, will return to Grand Forks
Monday to resume his studies at the
state university.
Mrs. William Schnur, Of Fingal, a
former resident of Valley City, spent
Saturday in town shopping. Mrs.
Schnur returned home Saturday eve
ming.
Thos. Gullickson, one of the enter
prising residents of the Eastedge coun-
try, made the Times-Record office a
call Friday.
Little Jennette Lee, daughter of A.
]. Lee, is confined to her home on &C
count of having an acute attack of the
measles.
Miss Gladys Fridd came in from
her Baldwin school Friday evening, to
remain over Sunday.
Bert Weston arrived Friday evening
from Hillsboro, where he teaches
school, to spend the week end with
his parents.
J. P. Dumont, Of Fargo, arrived in
Valley City on No. 8 Friday evening.
He was registered at the Kindred no.
tel.
Mrs. Louise Hanson has had as her
guest the past week the Misses Annet-
ia and Elsie Hurd and Miss Laverna
Longbollow, of Staples, Mimi. The
young ladies concluded their visit in
the city Saturday evening.
The young people of the Norwegian
NJ. E. church gave musicale at the
church Friday evening for the benefit
of the parishioners. A very fine pro-
gram was rendered.
Sam Mikkelson transacted business
in Fargo Saturday.
Mrs. George Critchfeld has just
purchased a fine new Overland car
Mrs. Critchfeld became the possessor
of the new car on Tuesday, 1t was
bought from Sam Mikkelson. The
Overland is a five passenger machine.
John Wollershein, son of Phillip
Wollershein, formerly of Darcy, but
now of Alberta, Canada, is visiting at
the home of John w. Miller, on Third
avenue. o.. 49, ".
E. T. Solien arrived on Tuesday eve
ming from his home in Minnesota to
attend school at the Normal.