The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-23
THE CITY
Mrs. Geo. Aldahl returned Friday

been visiting at the home Of her moth
er for some time.
| Miss Alpha Furgeson left Saturday
morning for an indefinite visit with
! friends and relatives at Nome.
Mrs. Ray Bassett has as her guest
this week her sister-in-law, Mrs. H. G.
Livingstone, of St. Paul.
Miss Grace Ellis entertained at a s
o'clock dinner party Friday evening
in honor of Miss Viola Carlson, of St.
Paul. Covers were laid for ten guests.
An elaborate party was given at the
home of Mrs. Chas. Lund Thursday
afternoon. Four tables of bridge was
played and the prize, which was a
beautiful bouquet of asters, was won
by Mrs. Anna Sternberg. At 5 o'clock
nice supper was served.
Sigerson & Anderson sold a COM
plete threshing outfit to Ed Ledbury,
of Darcy, Thursday.
| Miss C. M. Lagerstrom and her
mother, Mrs. Mary Lagerstrom, re.
turned Saturday morning from the
Twin Cities, where Mrs. Lagerstrom
has been visiting for some time. Miss
Lagerstrom looked over the hat, coat
and suit market while she was in the
cities.
Mrs Earl Collins got the prize, con-
sisting of six teaspoons, butter knife
and sugar shell, that was given away
/, Wednesday at the Right Price Mer-
camille Co. for bringing in the most
special service checks in the contest
this week. ....
B. L. Cheney returned Friday from
two week business trip in the vicin-
ity of Woodwork. Ma.sa,.. .,a
Sanborn Enterprise: Pat Conlon, OF
Eckelson, had bumper crop OF wheat.
! On Al acres threshed the yield was 43
bushels to the acre. ..... -.a.....
Raymond McLees, from Sanborn,
was registered at the Kindred Wed
nesday night. s.za ~y-y~ss @nn. ea
Banker A. Nicholson, from Fingal,
came over to the county seat Thursday
morning to transact business
Miss Fanny Sailer returned Wednes-
day evening from Jamestown, where
she had been the guest for two days
of Mrs. A. F. Mallick.
Hastings Tines Mrs. Peter TWeit
took her daughter, Ida, to Valley City
! for an operation Tuesday and the lit
tie girl is reported as getting along
1 nicely.
Lloyd Witter left on No. Thursday
afternoon for the North Dakota u" to
enter the junior year.
Miss Elizabeth Tullius returned on
No. 4 Thursday after spending the last
two weeks visiting Miss Lola Wallace
at Fallon, Mont.
James Grady and A. H. Gray made
an automobile trip to Eckelson Thurs
day morning. They report the roads
extremely rough.
Hastings Time: Mr.. and Mrs. H
o. Dahle and son Ames went by auto
to Valley City last Friday, to visit the
dentist and going down the big hill
one af the rear hubs broke. 1t was
not repaired in time to drive home and
Ed Reiten went over and brought them
back. @
| A ten-pound baby by was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Tooley Friday
night:
F. Haering, of Postville, Iowa, has
rented rooms in the Opera House
block and arranged to start cigar
factory. Mr.. Haering is clever mu-
sician and will be valuable addition
to the Valley City band. He will
bring his family here in the near fu,
| ture.
Mrs. C. E. Richardson, Of Fargo, was
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
tT IT.. i.
l.. w. Hubbard Monday.
X. A. Bonhus left Friday evening
via the High line for points in Sas'
katchewan, Can, on business.
F. C. Thomas, of tho Tenney Grain
Commission Co., spent Sunday with
his family at 21O Normal avenue.
! VIM. Smith visited with friends in
Eckelson Sunday. Mrs. Smith, who
had spent several days there, return
ed with him in the evening.
Clarence Colville was passenger
on No. 4 Saturday for Madison, Wis.
Mr.. Colville goes to Madison to re.
sumo his work at the University.
Velva Journal: Miss Luella Lar
son, of Minot, and Miss Martha Sebby,
Of Valley City, are guests at the
Synod parsonage. The young ladies
were schoolmates of Mrs. p 0. Bru.
land at the Red Wing ladies seminary
William Karr left Monday afternoon
for Valparaiso, Ind, to resume his
studies.
Miss Margaret Mudgett left Monday