The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-14
THURSDAYS DAILY
THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1915.

few days visiting with relatives.
c. K. Otto has returned to the city
from Minneapolis, where he went last
week and made short stay attending
to matters of business.
Mrs. G. Emo OF this city will leave
on Sunday morning for Ossian, Iowa,
where she will visit for sometime at
he home of her sister, Mrs. ]. Ewing.
Miss Henrietta Baumez of Hanna
ford is visiting at the home of Mrs.
Harry Jones for a few days. She ex-
epcts to leave Monday to resume her
duties as teacher near Hannaford.
Mrs. Robert Fairbanks and son Roy,
and also her daughter Mrs. Matt Kei-
ser have gone to Minneapolis, where
they went to consult specialist re-
garding the health of Mrs. Fairbanks,
Who has been in poor health for som
time past.
The Misses Adolpha and Florence
Hedstrum left yesterday on No.
after spending the Christmas holidays
at the home of their parents in this
city. Miss Florence went to Chicago,
where she will continue her study of
music at the Conservatory there, and
Miss Adolpha went to Minneapolis,
where she is studying music.
| T. j. Lee was in town yesterday to
attend the Equity meeting and re
manned until today. While here he
made the Times Record office so
cial call. Mr.. Lee is one of Barnes
county's most successful pioneers
having accepted fair share of the
worlds goods and raised a family of
useful citizens, one T. Melvin Of Val,
ley City and County Commissioner
Lee.
Former Sheriff H. C. Stenshoel with
his family moved on Saturday into one
of the E. M. Lavery houses on Tenth
Avenue, and formerly occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. I. Void, who moved to the
Hotel Rudolf
J. P. Anderson, who lives north of
Sanborn, is spending the day here and
he is a good neighbor, having got out
of bed late at nihgt last summer
to assist Times-Record representa-
tive out of a bad mudhole and since
he would take neither money nor
thanks he was listed with the best fel
lows that live in the county He is
accompanied by Ed Quist who is also
enjoying the day meeting friends anG
looking over the city
Alex McFadgen is quite ill at his
home on Elm Avenue.
C. P. Stearns of Rogers is here to
day attending court and incidental,
meeting his many friends who are al
glad to see him here.
Willie Murphy of Sanborn was
among the out of town callers in Val
ley City yesterday, looking after mat
ters of business.
VIM. Holbeim of Landlord, N. D., is
a visitor in Valley City, and is accom-
panied by Mrs. Holbeim. Mr.. Hol
beim is we'll known throughout the
state, and he was formerly secretary
of the State Press Association. He
has the appointment of secretary for
the Panama Exposition and he is on
his way there for a years. stay
leaving for California tomorrow even.
ing.
W. w. Smith took up his new duties
as postmaster the first of the year,
and the affairs of his own office, of the
W. w. Smith Insurance Agency, will
be assumed and in charge of Miss Jean
Smith, who is very efficient in this
line of work, and who has been con-
nected with the Offices of her brother,
Mr.. Smith for some time, and there
fore is indeed very capable of having
charge and taking the responsibilities
of such office.
The Ladies' Aid of the German
Lutheran church met yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. A. Schmidt
This was their annual business meet
ing and the follwing officers were
elected:
President, Mrs. Steve Bush.
Treas urer, Mrs. Feldtman.
! Secretary, Mrs. Speicker.
| The finances were found to be in
excellen 1t condition and after the bus
mess meeting pleasant time was
spent, after which refreshments were
served.
Charl le Cork of Fargo is a business
caller III the city today.
Georg e Hendrickson is in the city
taking in the Farmers meeting.
Robt. Bowen and his niece Miss
Mary F1avin returned to the city Mon
day having spent the holiday visiting
relativ es at .Litchville.
| Doctpr and Mrs. J. E. Featherstone
have returned to the city from Mime