The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-16


the Salvation Army for the northwest,
was an arrival in the city Friday for
over Sunday. Capt. Riddle makes his
headquarters in Minneapolis. While
here he is registered at the Valley
Hotel.
Casselton Reporter: Misses Ollie
M. Burgum, Of Arthur, and Bertha
johnson, of Hunter, were home over
Sunday and Monday from Valley City
Normal for short visit with their
parents. The young ladies are we'll
satisfied and enjoy the work in their
special courses.
Verona correspondence of LaMoure
Echo: C. w. Nelson autoed to Valley
City Tuesday to conduct business at
that place. He returned the same day.
-Walter Tiedeman and Miss Mabel
Wieberg autoed to Valley City on
Sunday to visit with Miss Wasdahl,
who is attending the Normal there.
Miss Wasdahl accompanied them back
to Verona to call on old time friends,
and also to visit school. They return
ed to Valley City Monday afternoon.
Grand Forks Herald: Prof. w. Nor
ton and Mrs. L. C. Harrington appear
ed before large audience at Marvel
last evening, where they gave must
cal program, under the auspices of the
school A lecture recital on the bal
lad, song, Grafton and opera illustrated
by a group of nine vocal selections
given by Mr.. Norton. Mrs. Harring-
ton played Mr.. Nortons accompain-
ments and also gave piano selections.
Waltz, INV Nv. N1rfcv
also given.
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs. John Smith, 317 Conkling avenue,
a number of friends gathered as a
pleasant surprise on Miss Della Ben
Finger, sister of Mrs. Smith, the &C.
cason being the sixteenth birthday of
Miss Smith. There were about 80
guests present and the evening was
Ispent at games. At the conclusion
Of the evenings entertainment re-
freshments were served. The decora-
lions were in the autumn colors. The
honored guest was presented with a
violin from her friends.
The dinner party given Thursday
evening by DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Pray
complimentary to Major John D. Black
was most enjoyable affair. The
guests present included the members
of the G.. A. R., those from out Of town
being C. r. Stems, Of Rogers, and
Robert Kee, of Sanborn. An elaborate
three.course turkey dinner was served
about Z o'clock, after which the men
; talked over the experiences and remin-
, iscenses of pioneer days. The mem
bers OF the party are loud in their
praises of the delightful hospitality
extended.
Grand Forks Herald: Last evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ]. P. Rel
ton occurred the marriage Of Miss Beu-
lah Busseull and Albert D. Miller, OF
Tower City. Rev. R. Johnston, of the
Presbyterian church at St. Thomas,
officiated. Mr.. Miller and his bride
: left last evening for Fargo, where they
-. will spend short time before going
to Tower City, where they will make
their home on the groom's farm. The
grooms sisters, Mrs G.. Wilcox and
Miss Eulla Miller, who accompanied
the young people to the city last even
ing, have returned to their homes.
The gymnasium floor of the Broth
erhood Athletic association has been
thoroughly scraped and newly mark
ed out for basketball and indoor base
ball. Judging by the past few weeks
the association rooms will be well pat
ronized during the winter months.
One important feature is the classes
OF instruction by Prof. Stevenson on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
, nights. The rooms are open every
night in the week from to 10 o'clock
, Thursday being reserved for the la.
{ dies. Membership is open to all on
. the payment of small annual fee like
, Y. M. c. A.
Saturday evening an enjoyable din
ner party was given for Miss Hazel
: Haley, of the kindergarten department
of the city schools, at the apartments
of Miss Emma Won Domarus, over the
Rex theater. Miss Haley expects to
leave the city about Thanksgiving to
prepare for her coming marriage Din
ner was served at o'clock, at which
: covers were placed for six. Following
. the dinner the honor guest was given
linen shower, and the remainder OF
, the evening was spent at sewing and
=. visiting. Those present included few
close friends of Miss Haley, viz: Miss
, Rice, Miss Brush, Miss Bake, Miss
! Bong and Miss Won Domarus.
Mrs. r. w. Moore and son, Ronald,
2 of Melronne, Sask., left Friday after
| noon for Detroit, Mimi, their former
home, accompanying the remains OF
2 Mr.. Moore to that point, where burial
l will take place. The death OF Mr.
: Moore occurred Tuesday, resulting
g from acute Bright's disease. He was
l. a brother of C. E. Moore, of this city
who also accompanied the remains to
2 attend the funeral, which will be held
e Saturday afternoon at o'clock. The
/ body was escorted to the train by
J. members of the Masonic lodge of this
l. city, and the funeral Saturday at De-
!. troit will be a Masonic service. Mr.
:. Moore leaves besides his wife, a
f daughter and two sons.
Marion Sentinel: Frank Kramer
has been promited to the cashiership
of the Marion State bank to succeed
r H. F. Halverson. Mr.. Halverson &C
companied the North Dakota national