The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-14

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/, is visiting at the home of E. B. Wolff
and family Of this city.
| Rogers Citizen: Mrs. George
Stems, Mrs. Nels Larson and daughter
and Elsie and Marion Yule were Val
ley City visitors Wednesday after
noon.
Rogers Citizen: Miss Thelma
Woodcock went down to Valley City
Monday to attend the Normal the COM
ing winter.
| Messrs. Olson and Salthammer, of
!, Hastings, were in town Tuesday. They
report nearly Is per cent of the thresh-
ing done in that vicinity.
Balfour Messenger: Go to Europe
F., to get shot, 60 to Texas to get drown
ed and to Georgia to get lynched, but
if you want to Give happily ever after"
come to rural North Dakota and be
thankful that our mosquitoes are not
shrapnel.
Jamestown Alert: Miss Winnifred
Wood, who is teaching in Valley City,
was a weekend visitor with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Wood. She
was accompanied by Miss Letta Peter
son, teacher in the Valley City pub
lie schools.
! Our hand is always outstretched to
callers at this office, and particularly
so when they come with dollar in
their NIT.
Edward Marke and Lyle Torniss ar
rived here Saturday having come up
by auto from Minneapolis to visit
Emma Henderson and Augusta Hack
barth, two toll operators at the tele-
phone Office.
The p. E. o. chapter are making ar
rangements for big rummage sale to
be held soon. The exact date and
place will be announced later. Every
body interested will please take notice
that its scope will not be confined to
: Valley City, but will extend through
out the county. You are invited and
urged to contribute to and participate
in this worthy enterprise.
Darcy Commercial: Mrs. Skinner,
who has been acting as housekeeper
for Hans Anderson, was operated on
:: at the Riverside hospital in Valley City
last week for appendicitis. At last re-
!, ports she was getting along nicely.
The state federation of women's
clubs meets at Minot Oct. 1915 and
, the following representatives from the
different clubs of the city left Mon
day evening: Miss Minnie J. Nelson,
president of the state organization;
Mrs. J. E. Featherstone, corresponding
secretary; Mesdames George A. Nc
, Farland, George M. Young, Frank
| White, Sternberg, Spur, Van Houten,
, w. N. Palmer w. w. Smith, M. T.
Krogh, A. G. Bonhus and Miss Farms
= worth. s
The Child's Welfare club met
Thursday evening with Mrs. c. E
Hunt, at her apartments in the Shey
enne flats. The hostesses of the eve
ming were Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. E. C. Hill.
born and Mrs. Hugh Wright. This
was the first meeting of the year and
officers were elected as follows: Pres
ident, Mrs. C. E. Hunt; vice president,
Mrs. Hugh Wright; secretary, Mrs.
Clyde Smith; treasurer, Mrs. j. w.
Rodewald. A social evening was spent,
concluding with refreshments. There
were about rs ladies present.
Nome Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Swenson and Miss Benson, of Rush
ford, Mimi, were arrivals here Tues
day, and have been visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Reishus.
Mrs. Swenson is an aunt of Mrs. Refs
hus. They are returning home after
visiting with some of their relatives in
the northern part of the state and Can
ada.
Clarence Morton, of Akely, Mimi,
arrived in this city last week, having
drove the route with fine team
which he owns. He was just five days
making the trip. Mr.. Morton says
the country through which he passed
in Minnesota has very poor crop
of corn compared with what he saw
after getting into this state. The
.. farmers he talked with along the way
are all confident of finishing threshing
in good season. Mr. Morton is work
ing his team near town helping with
the threshing, and is visiting c. M.
Seal and family during his stay.
Auditor Chas. w. Nelson: envy
Tommy Collins and Judge 1rgens.
They went hunting Friday and bagged
two big wild geese. They are having
them dressed at the butcher shop
down town, and say they are going to
have big feed I wonder if they