The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-27

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Tribune, July 22.-H. Kjolseth at
tended the picnic at Eastedge last Fri
day afternoon. ,
John A. Johnson left Wednesday af-
ternoon for Fargo, where he will at
tend the state fair for couple days.
Geo. Butler, Of Casselton, was bust
ness visitor in town for a few hours
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Clara Green and brother
Henry, left for Fargo Monday after
noon for few days visit.
Vern Hulet has bought we'll i'm
proved half-section from Henry A. Will
berg near Rock Lake, Towner county.
Dentist and Mrs. Ostrander and lit
tie daughter were guests at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Ostrander Sun
day afternoon.
A deal was closed the first of the
week whereby VIM. Hulet became
owner of the meat market formerly
owned by F. B. King. Mr.. Hulet ex-
poets to open the shop soon and it is
expected that Mr. King will continue
the management of it.
c. K. Myhre was a business visitor
for few days the first of the week at
Fargo.
The family of F. B. King is under
quarantine for diphtheria. The Oldest
boy is the only one as yet who has
the disease.
James Nelson, Peter SWensOn and
Morris Brorby autoed to Valley City
last Saturday morning and returned
with two new Ford cars which Jim
had sold.
Ludwig and Arthur Jacobson bought
fine half-section near Ellsbury from
Henry A. Wilberg last week.
The last trip with land seekers that
Henry A. Wilberg made to Towner
county he sold farms to Tom Longrud,
Olaf Faarseth and Ing. Johnson, all of
Kathryn. The farms that they bought
are located near Rock Lake.
Carl Field, of Joice, Ia, Sven Huso
and Mr.. Sand, of Lake Mills, Ia, were
guests the latter part of last week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Suby,
Ed. Onstad and Severt Field.
Miss Selma Suby visited at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Suby, over Sunday.
Prof. j. F. Taylor made a business
trip to Valley City Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. and Miss Christ and Miss
Selma Suby returned with him.
w. w. Cooke, A. 7. Laugen, Nels
Gjovig, M. H. Wilberg and Mr.. Phil
lips made a flying trip to Valley City
Wednesday afternoon to attend to
business matters in connection with
the school building.
During the past week the Nome
ball team has played three games,
playing one with Deacon Sunday and
it was hard fought game from start
to finish. At the end of II innings
the score was S to in favor of the
local boys. Tuesday afternoon the
boys journeyed to Litchville and hand
ed the boys there defeat of to 8.
Yesterday afternoon the Litchville
boys came here and defeated this team
by score of Is to II. The game was
a merry-go-round from start to finish,
both teams playing loose ball.
Mrs. l.. C. Miller left this morning
on the special for Fargo for a days
visit at friends.
Mrs. Christ and Miss Carrie Christ,
of Leal, are guests of Prof. and Mrs,
J. F. Taylor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Miller and Mrs.
Anderson autoed to Valley City Sun
day, where they visited with friends
and attended Chautauqua that after
noon and evening.
Druggist and Mrs. Olson, of Fingal,
attended the dedication exercises here
yesterday.
Mrs. John o. Lee was among those
that attended the picnic at Eastedge
last Friday afternoon.
There were large number left this
morning on the special train for Far
go to attend the state fair there today.
Agent Herzog informed us that there
were Is tickets sold here, and this
probably sets the record for the num-
Der of tickets sold at any one point on
this line, as the reports from points
west of here indicate that at this point
there were more than two to one tick.
cts sold than at any of the other sta.
tons.