The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-31

times.
Henrietta's failure to meet Frank
was caused by statement in her let
ter to him. II will meet you at the
hotel in St. Paul Wednesday," she
said.
Pospisil left his 1000 acres of wheat
and came, but with more than 200
hotels he was "stumped" to find her,
and appealed to the police for aid.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Whalin register.
ed at the Hotel Kindred on Thursday
from Rolla.
E. F. Finberg, of Clinton, Mimi, was
in the city on Thursday; stopping at
the Rudolf, while here.
Miss Lorena Carr is in the city from
Spiritwood Lake, visiting with the
Misses Gladys Moe and Esther Schroe-
der
Miss Dora Glestad left on No. 4 Sat-
urday afternoon for Minneapolis,
where she will spend a month or six
weeks visiting with friends.
Mrs. Fred Poull and daughter, Polly,
arrived in the city on Friday morning
from the Gene Keene farm at Yellow
grass, Canada: They are visiting at
the ]. w. Gray home, expecting to
leave soon for their home in Montana.
Miss Arnolda Bong, cashier at the
N. P. freight Office, and Miss Emma
Won Domarus, stenographer in the Of
fees of the North Dakota Mutual In
surance Co., were passengers to Far
go on Saturday afternoon to spend
Sunday. -+
Miss Ida Myhro returned to the city
on Wednesday morning from Chicago,
where she has been studying at the
Maclean school Of expression and
voice. On her return trip she stopped
off in st. Paul for a visit with Miss
Dorothy Brooks, formerly of this CITY,
S. A. Tibbetts, of Wilton, was Wis.
itor in Valley City on Friday, and came
in by auto from Kalamazoo, Mich. He
was accompanied by Byron Day, of
Kalamazoo, who was on his way to
Minot. The travellers reported the
roads as very good. They left Friday
afternoon for Bismarck.
Casselton Reporter: Miss Rosalind
Dye, niece of Mrs. Dr. Rowe, arrived
L
be the guest of her aunt until opening
CT the Normal school at Valley City.
Miss Dye is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. X. Dye, residents of Casselton
good many years ago.
Miss Florence Granger and Miss
Marian Coyle will spend the weekend
at Hope as guests of Miss Katherine
Wheeler and Miss Florence Lathrop.
They will return to the city about
Tuesday, and will be accompanied by
Miss Wheeler and Miss Lathrop, who
will visit here next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Sherman return
ed Thursday evening from visit with
relatives in Minot and Kenmare. They
started last Sunday in the car, but on
account of muddy roads, abandoned
the car at Darlington and continued
their trip by rail. They had very
pleasant visit in the hustling cities to
the northwest.
La Moure Chronicle: Mrs. T. H.
Benson, of Valley City, came down to
La Moure Saturday and visited over
Sunday as the guest Of the Misses
Sanderson. She returned to Valley
City Monday accompanied by her lit.
tie daughter, Marion, who had been
visiting at La Moure for nearly two
weeks past.
Frank Lannon was in Monday from
his farm near Leal, where he is
threshing wheat. He wanted the
straw, so he cut and will thresh the
entire acreage. The wheat is yielding
poorly, 125 bushel tank weighing
out about 70 bushels Of poor quality
His barley averaged is bushels to the
acre.
La Moure Chronicle: Saturday Mrs
Ernest Tucker, after several days
visit with friends at Dickey, came
down to LaMoure to visit few days
as a guest at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Chris Hartman. The same day
also Mrs. Erskine McCulloch came
down from Valley City to visit at thu
parental home.
H. L. Burgess, father of G. p. Bur
CESS, was an arrival in the city on Fri
day from Richville, Mimi, for visi
at the home of his son. Mrs. NJ. D
KysOr, of Moose Jaw, Sask., who has
been visiting at the home Of her broth
/ CT, ". -. Dull $685. dAu fanny, AoA 10y
past week, has concluded her vtsi
here and gone to Henning, Mimi, TO-
a further visit before returning to hel
home at Moose Jaw. s
Thursday afternoon the members O
the st. Catherine Altar society were
delightfully."- entertained at the home
Of Mrs. Henry Tiber, corner of Elev
enth avenue and Second street. I
was a social meeting, and one Of thu
most enjoyable Of the summer. Tit
hours from until 6 were passed a
needlework and visiting, after which
an elaborate lunch was served at thu
close of the afternoon. About Is wer'
present.
Register Of Deeds O. M. Roe has re
turned to the city from Savannak Ga
I. where he went to attend the Eagles
convention, held from Aug. IA to AUG
Ito Mr. Rnn went aS renreSentatiV