The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-21


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! Martin Syvertson was IN the city
Saturday from McHenry, stopping at
the Valley Hotel while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCulloch, of
Jessie, spent the weekend in Valley
City, visiting at the j. w. Gray home.
Miss Annie Connolly, who teaches at
Eckelson, was an arrival in the city
Saturday to spend Sunday, returning
that evening.
Joe Setback, telephone man of the
local exchange, returned to the city
Monday morning from a three days
business trip to Minneapolis
Mrs, C. F. Luessen and daughter re-
turned to the city Sunday evening
from Sanborn, where they spent Sun
day at the Leo Noecker home.
Bordulac News of Kensal Progress:
Miss Jeanette Gibson returned Sun
day evening from Valley City, where
she spent her Thanksgiving with
friends.
Jens Gregerson, who resides ten
miles southwest of Valley City, came
in Monday and enrolled as one of our
Daily subscribers.
Mrs. Bentson ana daughter, Della,
and Mrs. Bentson's daughter-in-laW,
Mrs. Mort Bentson, were arrivals in
the city Wednesday evening from Lid
gerwood, and attended the grand op,
era Thursday, returning home Friday
night.
Miss Anastasia Keyes was visitor
in the city Monday from Sanborn, COM
ing down to do some shopping. Miss
Keyes visited with her cousin, Mrs.
Gala Humphreys, of Miss Sargents
millinery, while here.
Grand Forks Herald: Miss Jessie
Bulge, instructor in the Minot nigh
school, will come to the city Friday
evening to spend the holiday vacation
. with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bulge, on Fourth avenue.
t Bismarck Palladium: State Super
+ intendent-elect and Mrs. N. C. Macdon-
aid, of Valley City, were guests in the
) CITY this week. Mr.. Macdonald has
been in attendance at the meeting of
e the state board of education, Of which
he is member.
t N. w. Hackney, of Fit. Wayne, Ind,
sales manager of the Western Gas Con-
! w., was Ill II1C WY oOANoJ
> arriving from Bozeman, Mont, and
@ leaving in the evening for the Twin
Cities. He visited at the home of Mr.
, and Mrs 0. Simonson while here.
- Grand Forks Herald: Mr.. and Mrs
l. w. w. Norton, Hamline avenue, have
. as their guests for the holiday season
Mr.. Norton's parents, DR.. and Mrs. A.
!. w. Norton, Of Minneapolis, who arr1v
+ ed in the city last evening.
' The Misses Susan Norton and Mary
, Gardner, Of the faculty of the Normal
g school, left Friday evening for Grand
y Forks to spend the holidays at the
> home Of Prof. w. w. Norton, brother
v of Miss Norton.
y Joe Sobeck, lineman of the local
North Dakota Independent Telephone
=, Co., left for Minneapolis Thursday
y evening on business.
y Jesse News of Binford Times: Mrs
N. McCulloch left Tuesday for Valley
" City. She was accompanied as far as
:, Hannaford by her husband, who will
l. enjoy the dental chair for short time
Yes, we said enjoy.
= Harvey Schilling and little daughter
:, returned Sunday morning to thell
: nome in Wyoming, after spending sew
- eral days in the city the past week al
the home of Mr.. Schillings parents
= Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Schilling, on East
Main street.
Mrs, r. 3. Garnass and Miss Katie
=. Peterson, of Sheyenne, were in the
CITY to attend Faust" Thursday eve
y ming, remaining over until Saturday
+ morning to visit with Miss Schulstad
= of the kindergarten department OF the
public schools.
q T. Melvin Lee, of the MiddleWest
. Loan & Trust Co.. leaves Monday eve
;, ming for Taber, Iowa, to spend Xmas
with Mrs. Lee and the baby, who have
:. been spending the past two months
9 and a. half visiting with Mrs. Lees
. parents. They will accompany Mr.. Lee
,. home on his return about Dec. ~.
H. M. Velzy, who represents the
!. North Dakota Mutual Fire Insurance
. Co.. was in the city for over Sunday
from points in the northern part OF
}. the state, and spent the day with his
n family. Mr.. Velzy left Monday morn
q ing for Wyndmere, to spend the week
s and will return home in time to spend
r Xmas here.
4 Peter Abrahamson, of Leal, is spend
ing some days at the Riverside hospl
2 tai recuperating from an operation for
v APPENDICITIS. DR.. E. A. Pray perform
h ed the operation about week ago
,. Mr.. Abrahamson is getting along very
nicely and hopes to return home soon
. His many friends will be glad to learn
Of his rapid recovery.
T. Melvin Lee, Of the MiddleWest
1, o. rrue+ 20 antOed to Fingal
Thursday, to the Lee farm near that
Mace. and returning was accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. T. J. Lee, who
came over to see her new grand:
daughter, the baby daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. L.. Hogstad, of Nome, and also
to attend the grand opera. Mrs. Lee
returned home Friday morning by
train. =.
Jamestown Alert: A number OF
Jamestown people left the city yester'
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