The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-22

Father Wehrle, Of Bismarck, visited
with Father Sailer Friday.
w. A. Siegfried, the well-known San
born druggist, and a nephew Of H. j.
Siegfried, spent Thursday in Valley
City attending to matters of business.
Miss Frances Moran is a visitor in
Fargo and is a guest at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. Kennedy.
Rev. L. G. Moultrie has been in Min
neapolis and Faribault this week on
matter of business, and also to visit
his son Earl, who is at the Shattuck
military school.
Mrs. Floyd Tenney has as her guest
this week at her home on Riverside
avenue, Mrs. Themes Baribeau, of En-
derlin, who arrived Thursday evening
in the city for visit of several days
with Mrs. Tenney.
Mrs. L. C. Miller and her mother
came over from Nome Thursday, the
elder lady continued on to jamestown
and Mrs. Miller remained the guest of
Mrs. A. L. Vaupel, returning home Fri
day morning over the Soo
Mrs. Jacob Westergaard, of Buffalo,
was an arrival Tuesday in the city
and spent Wednesday here, and at
tended the T. L. Codding funeral
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Wester-
gard returned to her home at Buffalo
Wednesday night.
Barney Sullivan, of the Valley City
Tire Repair Co., is so busy that he
can't get away to meals, so he has
made arrangements to get another ex-
pert tire repair man.
F. A. Meyer, of Paramount, was a
Valley City arrival on No. Friday
evening. He was registered at the
Rudolf
Mrs. George Merwin has gone to
Jamestown, where she will make an
over-Sunday visit with friends.
John Halverson is expected home
Saturday from Minneapolis, where he
has spent the week buying his spring
stock of furniture.
Charles Aas was a Valley City ar
rival from Minot Thursday evening,
and was registered at the Rudolf.
Leo B. Schroeder, from Parkham,
Mimi, was in Valley City Thursday on
business.
T. X. Calman was in the city Thurs
day from Wimbledon, on business.
R. SAILOR, of St. Louis, arrived in the
city Thursday evening and put up at
the Rudolf hotel.
Miss Elsie Strand, of Portal, was
visiting in the city Thursday and was
a guest at the Kindred.
Mrs. Harry Jones has been confined
to her bed for several days with Sc
we're attack of bronchitis.
H. I. STANDBY, of Jamestown, was
in Valley City on business Thursday.
He stopped at the Rudolf hotel.
N. White, of Bismarck, was a
Thursday, evening arrival in the city.
He was a guest at the Kindred hotel.
H. S. Burwelle, of Manila, arrived
Friday morning on No. from Manila.
He was registered at the Kindred no.
| tel.
Sam Brown, of Toronto, Can, arriv'
ed in the city Monday, called here by
the illness of his mother, Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Otto Chilberg and her mother,
Mrs. Sarah B. Goodwin, who have been
living at the Elmora Apartments for
the past winter, have moved into
their own home at 40 Second street,
where they are now pleasantly located
for the summer months.
]. J. Lee came in Friday from the
farm west of town, where he spent the
week looking after seeding.
R. M. LOOMS, of Sterling, N. D.,
was a business visitor, to our city Fri
day and made his headquarters at the
Valley Hotel. ~ ~,,-
A. D. Clark, the prominent Minnea-
polls banker and real estate man, was
Registered at the Valley Hotel, Friday.
Ole Risa, returned Friday from a
business visit of about ten days in
the Twin Cities. -.t-.
Alan A. Keene, of Enderlin, was a
visitor in Valley City Thursday and
Friday. a.,
S. X. Strong, of Minneapolis, arrived
in the city Thursday evening and stop
ped at the Rudolf
w. T. Kraft, of Jamestown, arrived
in thereby on No. 8 Thursday and was
guest at the Kindred hotel.
Fred Lucke, of Fullerton, was Val
ley City visitor Friday. He was reg
lstered at the Rudolf hotel.
Leo B. Schroeder, of Parkham,
Mimi, arrived in the city Thursday
and put up at the Kindred.