The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-30
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Commercial, Nov. 24.-George Ecker
was a passenger to Hannaford last
Saturday for short visit on business
matters.
George J. Jacobson was down from
Walum last Saturday for short visit
on business matters.
Mrs. Alfred Syverson went up to
Hannaford Monday for a short visit
with friends at that place.
. Miss Alma Olson was passenger to
Cooperstown last Saturday, where she
spent the time between trains.
George B. Kelly went up to Coopers-
town last Friday, where he spent the
time between trains on business mat
tiers.
Miss Christine Johnson, of Coopers-
town, is spending the week in Darcy
acting as nurse at the Ole Oppegaard
home.
Miss Margaret Sandy returned to
Darcy last Saturday after having spent
a few days in Fargo attending the
state teachers meeting.
Miss Eva Jones returned to Darcy
last Friday after having spent a few
days in Fargo last week attending the
meeting of the N. D. E. A.
Mrs. Frank Erickson returned to her
home in Hannaford last Saturday af-
ter having spent some time in this
vicinity visiting with relatives and
friends and looking after business mat
tiers.
Prof. R. G. Penrose returned to
Darcy last Saturday from Fargo, where
he had been to attend the state meet
ing of the North Dakota Education AS
ISOLATION.
Miss Marie Oppegard left on Wed
nesday evening for Minneapolis, where
she expects to spend a few days visit.
ing with friends and from there she
will go on to California, where she will
spend the winter
Hans Arneson, of Cooperstown, came
In last Friday to spend a few days
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. J. Nelson.
Mrs. N. ]. Nelson and daughter, Gen.
evieve, were passengers to Coopers-
town last Friday to spend the day Wis.,
ltlng with relatives and friends.
George j. Jacobson, of Walum, and
F. O. Erickson, of Hannaford, were
down from those places last Friday
visiting with relatives and friends and
looking after business matters here.
The Methodist Sunday school has
started class contest by placing
banner before the class that has the
largest average attendance each Sun
day and banner before the class that
has the best class Offering. Each
class to have a banner bearer appoint
ed each Sunday who will report to the
school their average attendance or COL
lection and giving their standing in
the contest. The opening Sunday
showed that Elda Peterson's class had
100 per cent attendance, thus winning
the banner for attendance The class
taught by Mrs. Dodge won the banner
for class Offering.
Frank Glesner returned home last
Friday from Valley City, where he had
spent few days on business matters.
Henry Nelson returned home last
Friday from Valley City, where he had
spent a few days on business matters.
Mrs. J. E. Jacobson and daughter,
Dorothy, were passengers to Hanna
ford Monday for a short visit with rel
atives and friends.
Miss Hattie Kelly was a passenger
to Cooperstown last Saturday, where
she spent the time between trains vis-
iting with friends.
DR.. Nolte performed an operation on
Harold Montgomery Wednesday after
noon. At last reports he is doing
nicely and we hope he will soon be
able to be up and around again. Mrs.
M. H. Krantz assisted the doctor in
administering the chloroform.
Chas. Peterson's boy was badly cut
about the face the first of the week,
but is improving nicely and while the
cuts were deep and the nose nearly
severed from the face, he is coming
out without much Disagreement of the
nose or face.
Miss Janet Sandy, of Hankinson, is
spending a few days in Darcy this
week visiting with her sister, Miss
Margaret.
Fire broke out Thursday about noon
in the hay stack back of the Willard