The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-10
LITCHVILLE

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Bulletin, Aug. 4.-Mike Benson was
a Fargo business caller Monday and
| Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Peterson was Fargo
| caller last week.
H. S. Edison went to Fargo Monday
to get new iceman in place CT the
old one-fred.
H. S. Jewell, deputy customs COL
lector at Portal, was in town from
Wednesday evening until Monday.
Mrs. Willie Hanson was taken to a
Valley City hospital last Thursday
evening, where she is critically ill.
Mrs. George Aandahl was taken to
Rochester, Mimi, last Sunday, to I'M
| dergo an operation for goitre. Mr..
| Aandahl accompanied her.
Mrs. NJ. D. Willennar and daughter,
Willabelle, of Sanborn, have been
guests at the Lubbehusen home this
week.
Mrs. G. c. Bjone and daughter,
Hannah, left Tuesday for Fargo, where
the latter will receive medical treat.
ment.
Mrs. c.. A. Platou left on Tuesday
for New York city, where she will
spend several months at her parental
home. The doctor accompanied n3r
as far as Fargo.
] The ice cream social At Jonn A.
Olson's last Sunday was we'll attend
ed. About so rigs were counted in
the yard and the gross receipts were
$50.
! A second baby boy was horn to Mr..
and Mrs. w. V. Hicks, of Reed Point,
Mont, on July 10. Mrs. Hicks was
Miss Mabel Hageman before her mlr.
iage.
Mrs. L. c. Bordwell went to Valley
City on Tuesdays passenger, where
she will make her future home. She
recently disposed of her residence to
L. E. White and sold her household
goods at private sale. Mrs. Bordwell
has host of friends here who wish
her well in her future home.
P. N. Peterson is building Il new
granary, 16x3O, with IL foot posts.
| S. S. Urang unloaded a new Inter.
national threshing rig the past week.
Mrs. Emil Ehlers and daughter left
on Tuesday for Anoka, Mimi, for a
short visit.
Louis Miller and daughters, Eleanor
and Lulu, went to Fargo Saturday for
a short visit. Lou went down to take
treatment for rheumatic foot.
Mrs. A. Hageman left on Saturday
for Miles City, Mont, for a visit with
her daughter, Lillian, who is at The
head Of hospital in that city. She
will be gone for several weeks.
| Mrs. Louis Miller and daughter,
Edna, returned home last Thursday
after an extended visit at New Castle,
Pa. They left here June IA and were
gone about six weeks. They report a
very pleasant time.
| H. o. Hanson and R. Blake have laid
new cement walks past their resi-
dences, o. O. Dahl and Thos Casey
have laid new facings on the walks
past their places of business, and the
| walk past the Emmanuel church has
| been repaired. A new walk has also
been laid in front of the Congrega-
tional church.
Sam AmundsOn was a Fargo bust
ness visitor Wednesday and Thursday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Bennett are at
tending the druggists convention at
Fargo, going down in their auto Wed
nesday afternoon.
]. A. Egge went to Fargo on Satur-
day to visit his wife, who is in hos
| pital taking treatment for hip trouble
Bonnie Hageman arrived here on
Monday from Montana, where he has
been employed since last November
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Hanson returned
home Tuesday morning, after spend
ing a ten day vacation in the Mime
sofa lake region.
Casey & Bond showed the famous
Litchville country to party of Iowa
land buyers Friday and Saturday.
L. K.lWangrud returned home last
Thursday from Moorhead, where he
has been in a hospital since July, con-
valescing from an operation for rup-
ture.
Mrs. Dennis Kelley suffered stroke
of paralysis Tuesday morning at her
home, northeast of town, and is in
precarious condition. Her left side is
paralyzed.
J. c. Horsager writes us from Avon
dale, Mont, as follows: please send
my Bulletin here. Crops look good;
had a good rain yesterday. More
homestead land yet, but best is taken.
Best regards to all readers"
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Sundet and son.
Mere, returned home last Friday. Mrs.
Sundet has been at Gary, Mimi, since
July 8, when she was called there by
the death of her sister. Mr.. Sundet
returned from short business trip to
Thief River Falls Mimi
Casey & Bond had a party of land
buyers from Albert Lea, Mimi, here
Monday, who bought two good farms.
Last Tuesday they showed two auto
loads of Hollanders from Waupun,