The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-09-21
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Times, Sept. 13.-Mrs. Torger Sy
version is reported to be suffering with
muscular rheumatism.
Local nimrods have bagged some
ducks, but the prairie chickens seem
to be very scarce.
C. O. Sather took two cars of stock
to South st. Paul last Saturday for
the shipping association.
Mrs. Ole Sather, of Bagley, Mimi,
visited the c. O. Sather home on Sat
urday, returning to her home the same
afternoon.
Mrs. Alberta Dawson and daughter,
Evelyn, left last Friday for Hawley,
Mimi, from which place they have
gone to Mortified, Mimi, to attend
St. Olaf college.
r. A. COnover, who makes this ter
ritory for the Marshall Wells Hard
ware Co., visited his farm and did
little hunting in this vicinity the first
Of the week. Mrs. Conover accom-.
panied him.
A Kjelby returned from Fargo last
Thursday, where he visited his son.
liver, who is still in the hospital. The
young man seems to be doing as we'll
as can be expected, but it will be a
long time before he can leave the hos
pital.
Rev. Oh. Myrdahl, pastor of Elm
Free Lutheran church of Svea, and
Prof. C. B. Bulge, president of the
Rushford Bible school, were in the
! village, Tuesday, enlisting financial
| help for the school, which is being
moved to Minneapolis.
! Another new subscriber to the
! Times was enrolled this week, in the
person of Miss Carrie Smedshammer.
She and her sister, Miss Gina SHEDS
hammer, are the new school teachers,
and thought the local newspaper was
a necessary item of their housekeep-
ing equipment. They have rooms in
the P. L. Reitan house.
School commenced this week with
an excellent attendance in the primary
room, but with less than one half en-
rollment in the grammar room. Some
may undoubtedly have a valid excuse
for not attending school the first week
but we hope that every one who in.
tends to attend school this winter will
be present as soon as possible, and in
that way help the school as we'll az
themselves.
q. }. Salthammer was in town last
Friday and took occasion to renew his
subscription to the Times. He says
that his wheat this year was the Door
est he ever raised, and was partly due
to his system, of crop rotation. The
} stand of grain was so heavy that the
rust injured it more than lighter
stands on poorer soils. However the
, acreage was not large and his cattle
and other crops give sure income.
word comes to us that Mr. and Mrs
liver johnson have rented their tele
phone business in Leonard and moved
to Fargo. Mr.. Johnson has secured
position with the Bristol & Swee,
harness company.
Another proof that the world is moi
so large as we sometimes think was
furnished to the Times reporter las,
sunday A strange lady who had stop
ped IN town with an auto party asked
, TWO boys whether they were not the
sons of so-and-so, and remarked thai
: tney looked just as their father did
"nen ne was boy. Upon making in
, curry the reporter found that it was
Mrs. AVID, Of LaMoure, whom he re
! membered as Miss Eva Hegge, who
was neighbor in Lake City, Mimi.
some 20 years ago.
L. M. Oppegaard was home from
I'Edgeley on Sunday and took Mrs. on
pegaard and Irene back with him tc
pick out dwelling place.
Chas. Elm has received letter from
his brother Ed, who is somewhere n
France" stating that he is still n
good health and has not been to the
front yet. - '-e
) Mr.. and Mrs. George Jarvis and
little child, of Detroit, Mimi, are visit.
Ing at the McFarlane home. They
y came by auto through the rain and
mud OF Saturday and Sunday. Mrs.