The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-15

O. T. Hart left Thursday afternoon
for business trip to Detroit, MINI.
Mrs. C. M. Mcpherson was recent
arrival in the city from Rfchardton.
Bismarck Tribune: Mrs. S. F. Hol-
and son, David, of First
street, have gone to Valley City, where
they are guests of friends.
Miss Florence Noltimier has return
ed home from the university, where
she has been attending school.
jamestown Capital: States Attor-
ney Chase left Wednesday evening for
Valley City on short business trip.
A. S. Sigurdson, manager of the Da-
kota Drug Co., was passenger to Far
60 Friday afternoon on No. 4 to attend
the Shrine meeting Friday night.
Miss Gladys Schmoll, of the dry
goods department at the Gray store, is
enjoying vacation and expects to be
absent from the store about three
weeks.
Henry Kuder, the well-known
Barnes county farmer, returned to the
city on Saturday evening from Par
deeville, Wis, where he has been
spending the winter.
In Wells county &c tail bounty
has been paid on gophers for several
years past. The pests are being killed
off although there still remains a
good sized army of them. In one
commissioner district over $4,000 tails
were brought in in 1914, 100000 last
year and $4,000 this year.
Otto label, of ,Clemensville, and
Miss Dora Brown, of Brimer township,
were married Thursday afternoon by
Judge o. H. deS. 1rgens, in the offices
of the county court. u..
August Peterson, C. H. Banding and
O. E. Blanding, of Harvey, were among
the out-of-town callers in Valley City
on Thursday, and while here were reg
istered at the Hotel Kindred.
Miss Mary G. Deem entertained a
number of friends at a reception on
Friday afternoon to meet her guests
Mrs. Una Herrick and daughter, who
arrived in the city Thursday from
Bozeman, Mont.
Among the Shriners who went down
to Fargo on Friday afternoon to attend
the Shrine meeting were H. M. Mason
w. w. Smith, Sam Blank, Chas. F.
Mudgett and Burl Carr.
Mrs. Thos. Keough entertained few
friends at dinner on Thursday evening
at her home on First avenue and Front
street. Covers were placed for eigh,
guests, and the dinner was given com
plimentary to the Misses Carrie an(
Camilla Lovestuen, who leave abou
June 16 for Nampa, Idaho, where they
will make an indefinite visit with theil
sister. .+'
the city on Thursday morning and i:
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F
w. Heidel, on Normal avenue. He ha:
just returned from the Northwestern
medical school at Chicago and after {
visit here goes to Grand Forks to SEE
his brother, Cuyler, graduate. From
there he will go to his home at Fargo
and will attend the session of summer
school at Fargo college.
Miss Ruth Myhre was charming
hostess on Thursday afternoon at hel
home on Normal avnnue to about 2;
friends. The guests were invited tt
play bridge from 8 to o'clock an(
there were five tables. After the
scores were counted Mrs. A. P. Paulso1
had the high score and received {
dainty prize. A second prize was Civ
en- the guest of honor, Miss Bette
Dodds, of Mankato, MINI, who is the
house guest of Miss Myhre. After the
games were over the hostess, assisted
by Miss Helen, served very delicious
lunch from the card tables. The color
scheme was carried out in purple and
white, and the spring blossoms, laven
der and white lilies, were profusely
used about the rooms in decorating
During the afternoon Miss Dodds fav
ored the guests with several delightful
vocal numbers. Out-of-town guests al
the party who are visiting in the city
were Mrs. C. c. Mortrude, of Seattle
Wash, Mrs. Floyd Runyon, of Pomona
CAL, and. Mrs. Arleigh Miller, of Mime
apolis.
Mrs. C. H. Wunn and son, Charles
and daughter, Lille, of Cogswell, re-
turned home Tuesday morning after
spending the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Wunn on Normal avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Cameron are
the parents of fine boy, born Monday
evening, weight 81 pounds. Mrs.
Cameron and the new arrival are doing
nicely at the Riverside hospital. Mr..
Cameron is a travelling representative
for the Bearman Fruit Co.
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