The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-02

tary Of the Northwestern National In
surance company, spent Friday in the
\ city. \ n
Miss Mary Shaw Of Tower City, is
a guest at the j. j. Engen home since
Friday, and will remain over Sunday.
She is in attendance at the basket
ball tournament.
Mrs. James Kelly and Mrs. w. ].
Curren went to Eckelson Saturday
morning for visit with Mrs. Martin
Conlon.
Christian Science service in Room
Young Block, at IL o'clock, Sunday.
Subject, Christ Jesus" Every one is
welcome. @0~@
Mayor Baldwin was down from
Cooperstown to attend the presenta-
ton Of 1.-THE Yellow Jacket" at the
Normal auditorium Thursday evening.
Miss Annastasia Reyes and Mrs.
Celia Humphreys were Valley City
visitors on Saturday from Sanborn,
returning home on the evening train.
AS a prosperity indicator it is learn
ed from the sheriff's ONCE that 50
far this year there have been only two
sheriff sales where in preceding years
there have usually been from 10 to Is.
Saturday at the Office of the super
intendent Of schools an examination
was held for professional certificates.
There were IA applicants to take the
examination.
Capt. G. A. M. Anderson, Of Co. B,
Fargo, returned to his home Friday
evening after spending the past few
days with his sisters and friends in
the city.
v. E. Grant was called to his farm
home near Cuba Friday evening by
the illness of his man in charge Of
the work there, and left for home on
the 500 train at once.
Miss Alpha Furgeson went to Rogers
Saturday morning and will preside
over one of the rural schools of the
county in district No. 81 located in
Stewart township.
Mrs. H. N. Tucker, of CoUrtenay,
who attended the performance of "The
Yellow Jacket" here Thursday even
ing, has since been guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McPher-
son.
J. A. Powers, of Leonard, one of the
board of regents, was visitor in the
city Friday.
VIM. Baxter, of Hillsboro, arrived
Friday night to spend three or four
days with his cousin, Mrs. N. c. Mac
donald.
Mrs. Max Baltic returned Thursday
night from a six weeks visit at her
parental home in Indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Maria Sogaarden, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. E. S. Sol
helm, since Christmas, left Thursday
for her home at Farwell, Mimi.
ID. Word has been received in the city
from, E. L. MCGEE and daughter, Ann,
that they are now in Long Beach, CAL,
enjoying the balmy ocean breezes.
Joe Deimert and son William came
down from Sanborn Friday evening to
hear Father Mullaly at the Catholic
church, returning to their home Fri
day morning.
Miss Nellie Cooty, of jamestown,
came down Friday to take in the bas-
ket ball tournament and is guest at
the Engen home on Maple avenue.
.. Thomas Cooper, director of better
farming at the North Dakota A. c.,
says there is a demand for 100000
bushels Of good seed corn with about
10000 bushels of visible supply. This
is an opportunity for any farmer with
good seed corn to take advantage of a
strong market. .'.! 'r". a.. .
Mrs. E. s. Cole went to Bismarck
Saturday, where she was to meet Mr..
Cole and together they would attend
the production of "A Bird of Paradise
at the auditorium, spending short
time with friends in the city also.
Miss Nettie Stadium, who has been
in the millinery department at Chat
fees store for few seasons, left Sat
urday morning for Lisbon to join her
sister, Miss Florence, and together
they will open up millinery store
there. They have the good wishes OF
many friends and patrons IN this city
for their success in the neighboring
city. .,~..~.,.---., d, lily. .aa ..s~ara#
H. M. Velzy came in Friday from a
weeks trip for the North Dakota Mu-
tual Fire Insurance company and went
out again Saturday to Rogers. 81
Prof. and Mrs. L. B. McMullen en-
tertained II guests at supper party
Wednesday evening in honor of DR..