The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-24

u. McCullOch was visitor at Far.
go on Saturday.
]. R. Allen, of Oriska, was g. caller
in Valley City on Friday,
Lawrence Johnson was in the city
en- Friday from DilWorth.
Mrs. j. B. Meyer has gone to Brook
vile, Ind, for months visit.
Thos. Casey, of Litchville, was Wis
itor in Valley City on Thursday
Roy Cowdrey, of Eckelson, was an
over-Sunday visitor in Valley City.
w. B. Newlin was registered at the
Hotel Rudolf on Friday from Minot.
Mrs. T. j. Whidden, of Jamestown,
was a Valley City visitor on Friday.
John Morrison, of Fargo, was in the
city on Friday, registering at the Kin
bred.
Mrs. H. Wilson was registered at
| Leal.
Miss Alpha Furgeson returned to
the city on Saturday from visit at
Nome.
Dwight and Merrill Carleton, of
Oriska, were callers in Valley City on
Friday.
Banker Newberry, of Darlington,
was registered at the Hotel Rudolf on
Saturday. ~
G. G. Edwards, of Kenmare, was in
the city on Friday, registering at the
Hotel Rudolf.
Mrs. E. McCulloch left Saturday for
LaMoure to visit with her parents
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wilson and chill
dren took an auto trip to their farm
on Saturday.
| D. O. Bye, L. G.. Nayes and JOS Loibl
were Valley City visitors on Monday
from .Fingal.
/ J. N. Metcalf, retired farmer from
Richardton, was a Valley City visitor
on Tuesday.
G.. A. Peterson and Bonnie Hageman,
Of Litchville, were visitors in Valley
i City over Sunday.
I Theodore Finney has gone to Bel
i grade, Mimi, to visit at the home of
his grandparents.
Raymond McLees, who resides
south of Sanborn, was visitor in Val.
ley City on Friday.
Miss Anna Ramseth spent Saturday
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city on Sunday evening.
w. L. Moody stopped here between
trains Friday evening, the guest OF his
sister, Mrs. Ed Clark.
| Miss Alice King left Monday morn
ing for Trenton, where she will teach
during the coming year.
John Hall, of the Watson Jewelry
Co., of Providence, R. l., was a caller
in the city on Saturday.
LaMoure Echo Correspondence:
, Myrtle Bakken, of Valley City, is Wis
iting at the FROZEN home.
Kensal Progress: D. S. Greenen, OF
: Valley City, transacted business here
, the fore part Of the week.
Kensal Progress: Mabel and Edna
Frederickson went to Valley City
Thursday to visit friends.
. The Misses Elsie and Amanda "a
, bel will spend the coming week visit
. ing with friends at Oriska.
, Olaf Johnson was visitor in the
city on Friday from Argusville, ant
stopped at the Valley Hotel.
NJ. G. Straus, of Casselton, was ar
, arrival in the city Saturday morning
on No. Z to spend the day.
w. H. Pond, of Jamestown, was II
{ the city on Saturday, making his head
quarters at the Hotel Kindred.
Lester Fogerud, of Cooperstown
, was in the city on Thursday, register
, ing at the Valley Hotel.
Warren Towne was passenge tt
, Fargo Friday afternoon on No. 4 tt
look after matters of business.
Jack Gates, of Jamestown, was Wis
itor in the city on Sunday, returning
, to Jamestown on Sunday evening.
. Harvey Herald: Miss Margaet Rol
, Inns left last Thursday for Valley City
after a weeks visit with friends in oul
CITY,.
Kensal Progress: Mary Pitra re
turned Saturday morning from Valley
City, where she has been attending
the Normal.
F. l.. Widdifeld and Gertrude Wild
difeld, of Leal, were in the city on
Friday, stopping at the Hotel Kindred
. while here.
Miss Pearl Dalton and Miss Ella
Hood, Of Tower City, were visitors
, here on Friday, spending the day with
friends in the city.
T.. w. CnrlStlanSOn ana y. w. Hll1er
son, of Luverne, were visitors in the
city Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
? Mrs. Lew WhitsOn.
Mrs. Otto Chilberg, formerly of the
Woman's Exchange, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Goodwin, left
. on Monday for trip to eastern points
They will first take the boat trip from
. Duluth to Buffalo, N. Y, and from
there will go to Gardner, Me-, for al
indefinite visit.
!, the farmers at the time the grain was
, weighed more pounds than were re
, corded The right way to do this is tc
!, give every man an honest weight and
!, then expect reasonable amount Of
!, shortage at the end of each year.