The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-13

NOME AND VICINITY.

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Nome Tribune: Albert Myhre was a
passenger to Alice on Thursday.
Miss Ella Rodlin was an arrival from
Fargo on Thursday.
Jas. Nelson has been buying horses
near Alice the past week.
! We understand that the wedding
bells will ring in Nome Sunday.
P. M. Hanson returned here on We'd
nesday after weeks business trip to
points in Minnesota.
Miss Ida Hanson arrived home from
Valley City on Thursday, expecting to
remain here for week or ten days.
Bernard Johnson is back adjusting
clock springs again, after having en-
joyed a weeks vacation at his broth.
er's farm south of Nome.
Frank Boxrud some time ago had a
crooked digit on one of his hands
Strengthened, and since Frank has be-
come firm believer in accident insur.
ance.
| Miss Julia Starkson returned to
Nome on Wednesday, after spending a
few days at Fargo, to which place she
accompanied her sister, Miss Edna,
last Saturday.
Mrs. Nafus and little daughter were
Nome visitors from Lucca last Tues
day afternoon.
| Miss Cora Hagen was passenger
to Fargo the latter part of last week,
expecting to remain there for some
time.
Manager Trembly of the Cullen lunl,
Der yard is having the old coal shed
taken down and will use the lumber
therefrom in constructing new of.
fee. Their present Office will be TAX
en- down and used for private garage.
A letter from Mrs. Ludwig Gjovig
to Nome friend states that they are
well pleased with their new location
and that prospects are good in the
northwest section of the state at the
present time for fine crop.
Chas. Peterson and family autoed
down from Pickert last Saturday and
have been visiting at the P. O. Peter
son home east of Nome. They had
planned on returning to Pickert Mon
day, but owing to the muddy roads
were forced to remain for a few days
longer.
Ole Miller left here on Tuesday for
st. Paul, from which place he expects
to go to the southern states to adjust
losses for the st. Paul Fire and Marine
Insurance Co. Mr.. Miller will probably
be gone about month, before return
ing to North Dakota
/ Alfred Lee, representing the Della
val Cream Separator Co., was bust
ness visitor in our city the first of the
week. Mr.. Lee had planned on paying
a short visit to his parents, northwest
of Nome, but was forced to abandon
same owing to the almost impossible
roads.
Mrs. H. A. Pherigo was passenger
to Eastedge last Tuesday.
John Thomson was a Litchville bust
ness visitor between trains on Mon.
day.
DR.. Spear made a professional visit
at Kathryn between trains last Mon
day.
Mrs. Helen Jacobson is visiting at
the Carl Skramstad home, southeast
of Nome.
Mrs. Chas. Furgeson returned to her
home at Valley City on Monday, after
spending about a week with her sons
Erwin and Freddie on the farm east of
town.
The Harmony Ladies' Aid society
will meet at the home of Mrs. John
Reishus next Wednesday afternoon
May II. The usual invitation is ex-
tended to the public to came and ap-
pease their appetites.
Emil Nelson was passenger to Cas-
selton on Monday afternoon.
Carl Hanson drove over from Litch-
Vile last Friday in a new Saxon de-
monstrator.
The special school election in Dist.
81 resulted in voting down the bonding
question. |. 49,.
Mrs. Fred st. John and baby arrived
on Saturday and spent the time here
until Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller are re-
jc:cing over the birth of fine baby
boy at their home Friday of last week.
DR.. Spear reports the birth of boy