The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-28
THE CITY


will spend Saturday in Fargo with
friends.
Palmer Emerson left Sunday for
Milwaukee, where he will enter a
school for a course in electrical engi-
neering.
w. A. Green, of the Green Land Co.,
returned to the city Thursday from
Pipestone, Mimi, and other points
east. On his return he was accompan-
led by couple of men who came up
to look over North Dakota land.
Mrs. Julius Meinrebe and little
daughter, Of Minot, and Mrs. E. B.
Cox, of Courtenay, came down We'd
nesday hight for a short visit with
Mrs. Cox's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Mcfarland, returning to Courtenay
Thursday night.
A. F. Pierce was a passenger Friday
morning to Wimbledon, where he
spent the day on matters of business.
Mrs. Percy Trubshaw left Friday
morning for Fargo for an over-Sunday
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ben Par.
sons.
T. F. Mulkern, of Sanborn, was
among the out-of-town callers in Val.
ley City Friday and was stopping at
the Hotel Kindred.
Editor Trubshaw was a passenger
on No. Z Friday for Cooperstown to
look after his business interests, re.
turning in the evening.
John Anderson, of Minneapolis, a
former resident of Valley City, was a
business visitor here Thursday, and
was renewing old acquaintance.
Mrs. L. 0. Taylor returned Friday
from two or three days visit to Nc
Henry. She reports lots of grain still
unthreshed in that vicinity.
H. C. Aamoth, of the American Ma.
tional bank, returned to the city Fri.
day morning from the capitol city
where he went on matters of business
this week.
Members of the State Normal school
faculty have been in considerable de.
mand as institute conductors this fall
Before the opening of the term Prof
W. NJ. Wemett and Miss Margaret c.
Burns conducted the Mclean county
teachers institute at Washburn. Lat
er Mr.. Wemett was called to Baker
Montana. During the week of Octo
Der II, Miss Candis Nelson, of the de-
partment of education conducted a
weeks institute for the Hettinger
county teachers at Mott. A week later
Prof. B. A. Wallace had charge of the
Kidder county institute at Steele. Dur
ing the week Of October rs, Miss Burns
was again called upon to assist in the
conduct of the Mountrail county insti
tute at Stanley. ......-..
c. c. Davis, of Newport, Vermont,
spent Friday in the city the guest OF
his cousin, c. c. Chaffee. Mr.. Davis
has some farms near Barlow which he
has been looking after, and on his way
home stopped of for visit with the
genial c. C.
Gill Bros. are advertising a big
closing out sale, stating that they will
leave the city. The Times.Record
hopes that they may decide to recon
slider and to remain here.
Mrs. O. w. Moore, Of Ida Grove
Iowa, arrived in the city Thursday
evening on No. / from the east. Mrs
Moore was accompanied by her two
children and will spend a month OF
more visiting her sister, Mrs. w. w
Fritch, of this city, and Mrs. Clail
Codding at Hannaford. Mrs. Moore
will be remembered here as Miss Leila
Mr.. and Mrs. H. v. Rowland, oil
Fargo, motored up from the Gate City
on Thursday. They returned to Fargo
Friday morning.
Mrs. Grace Taylor and Miss c. M
Lagerstrom were passengers on No.
Thursday evening to Bismarck. They
returned to the city Friday on No. 4.
T. x. Jones and J. A. Fitzgerald, OIL
Fargo, were arrivals in the city Thurs
day evening by auto. Mr.. Jones was
formerly of the Stacey Mercantile Co.
and recently moved from Valley City
to Fargo. While here Mr.. Jones and
Mr.. Fitzgerald were registered at the
Hotel Kindred.
Miss Minnie Nelson, county super
intendent of schools, and Edwin May
land, better farming association man
attended the corn show Friday at thu
Johnston stock farm in Greenland
township. ... ..,z...-- ...
Mrs. A. c. Thorkelson returned t
the city on Wednesday from few
days visit at Fergus Falls, MINI.
where she was the guest of Mrs
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