The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-07-08

| Helen Chilson came I'D from Fargo
Wednesday to camp at the Chautau.
qua.
Mrs. NJ. A. Boswell returned Thurs
day evening from Tower City where
she has been visiting relatives and
friends.
Frank White went to Wimbledon
Friday on business.
| w. B. Benz left Friday afternoon for
the twin cities.
Miss Jennie Falstad left on No.
Friday for Minneapolis, where she will
! remain until she assumes the obliga-
tons of matrimony
Mrs. John D. Gray and Mrs. C. A.
Baker were passengers to Fargo Fri
day afternoon for a short visit at the
home Of Mrs. r. X. Jones.
Miss Florence Stadium is expected
home this week from Ann Arbor,
Mich, where she recently graduated at
the "U." Shortly before commence
ment week Miss Stadium visited Mag
ara Falls.
Mrs. Frank Ulm, who has been visit
| ing here, returned to her home in Far
90 Friday.
Miss Ruth Sullivan, of Turtle Lake,
| is a guest at the c.. A. label home.
She will leave for Wyoming Saturday
Miss Cecil Pickard, of Harlow, Iowa,
is visiting with the Z. A. label family.
She expects to attend summer school
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton have as their
guests Herly Christianson, of Minnea-
polls, and their daughter, Mrs. Glen
Mink, and baby, from GAINESVILLE,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. O. Marsh arrived
| Thursday from the west having been
to the worlds fair. They are en- route
| to their home at DEBORAH, Iowa,
where Mr.. Marsh is the proprietor of
| the Marsh Music House. They will
| remain here a few days visiting with
Mrs. Ben Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
| Nelson, their relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tracy were
among those going to Fargo Friday.
Mrs. Martin Gudmestad returned
Friday morning from visit of two
weeks with friends in Minneapolis.
J. J. Swanson, agent of the Occi-
dent elevator at North Valley City,
has resigned his position and O..
X. Lee takes his place. Mr.. Lee Just
arrived from Norma where he held a
similar position, and comes highly re-
commended. Mr.. Swanson will take
trip to the Twin Cities and Faribault,
Mimi, and on his return will move to
Epping where he will operate an ele-
vator for the same company.
Hon. Martin Thoreson, Barnes coun-
| ty senator from the 3Sth district, left
Tuesday for his old home in Norway.
He expects to be away at least two
months.
The school board of Svea township
were here Thursday and went by au-
tomobile to inspect the school build
ing in Baldwin and Noltimier town.
ships. The Svea people are to erect
building and they want everything
of the latest model and construction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Zetterberg return
ed Friday from Minneapolis, where
they attended the wedding of Mrs. Zet-
terberg's brother.
About forty of the county superin-
tendents of the state took trip into
the country Wednesday afternoon,
leaving the Normal campus at 81
o'clock. Automobiles were furnished
by citizens of Valley City for the trip,
and the journey was to the Baldwin
consolidated school district, the
schoolhouse being about rs miles
northeast of Valley City. They were
greeted on their arrival by the board
members and their wives and were
entertained very nicely. After an
inspection of the building refresh
ments were served. 1t consisted OF
ice cream and cake in abundance.
The return was via Grand Prairie
township where a site has been select
ed for a new consolidated building.
From here they proceeded to the Mol
timer district where the new consoll-
dated building is nearly completed.
The district board here met the party
and gave them detailed information
about the building and their plans for
conducting the school. These build
ings are strictly modern, four rooms,
gymnasium full size of basement, and
auditorium. The superintendent ex'
pressed themselves as delighted with
their pilgrimage, and wish to thank
all who contributed to make the trip
so enjoyable.
Miss Cathrine McDougall, from West
Hope, is attending summer school