The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-19
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Times, Oct lip. L. Reiten was in
Kathryn last Saturday,
Mrs. Anton Arves was operated on
at Valley City hospital today for a
minor trouble of long standing.
Rev. l. L. Lasseson left on Sunday
to attend the meeting of committee
on church union, which is being held
in Minneapolis. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Nahum returned
today from their auto trip to Mime
sofa points. They report good trip,
with no trouble except that they were
compelled to make several detours on
account of bridges that were down in
the Red river valley.
Mrs. Simon Stomme, of Ypsilanti,
visited at the P. L. Reten home in the
village last Sunday.
The G.. T. Peterson family visited
with Mrs. Peterson's sisters in Valley
City last Saturday to Monday.
Mrs. K. C. Olson will hold public
sale of personal property at the farm
south of town, on Thursday, Oct. 26
Mrs. Peter Bake, of Horace, arrived
here last week from visit with her
daughter, Mrs. J. E. eleven, at Veter-
an, Alberta, and is visiting with her
daughters, Mrs. J. D. McFarlane and
Miss Olga Bake.
Mrs. A. Korwald and her daugher
Amelia, went to Litchville on Monday
for visit with relatives.
Anders ChristiansOn Is reported to
be slowly improving, and expects to
be brought home before long.
Mrs. Johanna Larson, who has been
helping at Henry Kulsrud's during
, threshig, returning to her home at
Litchville on Monday.
Peter Strinden was in Litchville on
Monday and Tuesday Of this week,
helping to pack his household goods
preparatory to moving here.
w. J. Johnson has given up the farm
northwest of town, which he bought
two years ago, and has rented the w.
X. Anderson farm for the coming year.
The Holland carpenter crew is put
ting the finishing touches to the O. T.
Olson house this week and will go
from here to Oscar Holbergs farm to
build large barn.
Swan T. Swanson has arrived from
Sweden, and will make his home with
his uncle, Frank Carlson. He says
; the trip across the water was without
any war scare or inconvenience, except
, for being held in England for two
days, where everyone was examined
for contraband goods or written infor-
nation detrimental to the cause of the
allies.
C. A. Durham called at the Times
office yesterday to renew his subscrip-
tion, and tells us to send the paper
hereafter to Verona. He will engage
| in the barber business there until next
spring, when he goes to his farm near
| Baker, Mont. His brother, John F..
! and family arrived last Saturday to
| take charge of the farm, having made
the trip from Boulder, Col, in the
Ford. They visited relatives at Shelf
field, ILL.,, and Lake City, Mimi, on the
way. Those who have come into the
circle of their acquaintance will miss
C. A. Durham and his estimable wife,
and wish them success wherever they
may cast their lot.
J. A. McCready who has been rent
ing the Anders Christensen farm this
year. will move to the Murphy farm
exchanging places with Louis Hork
man, who has bought the Christensen
farm.
Oliver Olson and F. S. Herring are
in Valley City today on business in
connection with the sale of the Olson
quarter in section % to c. O. Sather