The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-09-28
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Bulletin, Sept. PIX. C. Wangrud
boarded Tuesdays train for a short
visit at Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deyoe, Of Marion were
Litchville visitors Tuesday afternoon,
making the trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Cross and L. NJ.
Bond were Valley City business call
ers Monday afternoon. -.
Mrs. Lawrence A. Peterson, Of Mea.
dow Lake township, was a business
visitor in Litchville yesterday after
noon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Venaas are having
the pleasure Of entertaining Mrs. Ven
ass's mother, Mrs. Bake, who arrived
last Friday from her home in the
HaWkeye state.
J. L, Otterstom left on Monday for
his home at Fargo, after spending
some time here on business connect
ed with his farm north of town.
Mrs. Willie Olson and children left
Monday for their home at Roy, Mont,
after spending the greater part of the
summer at Mrs. Olson's parental home
west of town.
George w. Christensen was in town
for few hours Monday evening
George is collecting for the 1nterna
tional Harvester Co., and is working in
territory north of here.
Miss Mabel Hanson was a passen
.. ger to Fargo Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Bennett autoed
to Lisbon last Sunday for short visit
with Mrs. Benefits folks.
| Miss Ethel Raymond is teaching in
the Darcy public schools this year.
/ D. F. Rogers was visitor with his
wife's folks at Page from Saturday
until Tuesday.
| Joe Homan arrived here last Satur
day from his home at Remsen, Iowa
Mr.. Holman owns the farm leased by
! Oscar Gudmestad.
John Guam called ON Attorney
Dingeldein between trains Wednesday
Mr.. Guam came from Cooperstown anG
was on his wal to Pipestone. MINI.
Albert Deisem, Of LaMoure, last
: week shot a baldheaded eagle which
, weighed 16 pounds and measured near
ly ten feet from tip to tip of it's wings
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Olson and
John Stenerson motored through the
northern part Of the state last week
going as far north and west as Willow
City, where they visited the F. E
Olson family. They did not have {
break down of any sort during the
entire trip.
Henry Groth arrived here Tuesday
from his home at Detroit, MINI. .
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Olson autoet
to Fargo Tuesday on collection bust
ness. E.~
Alex Shredder left for Wales, this
state, Monday, where he is employed
as engineer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Pexa were Val
ley City visitors last Friday, makins
the trip in their new Overland road
ster. .....s--.-~~.>.-.. .-.. ....~-
W. A. Wells motored to Lisbon Fri
day, and from there took the train fol
his home at Battle Lake, MINI.
Frank Holman came up from Alton
Iowa, Tuesday, to look after his farm
north of town, leased by ]. B. Murphy
Mr.. Britt left for Fargo Saturday
after being employed at the depot fol
a few days, and on Monday his place
was taken by Russell Sheppard, {
Wisconsin boy.
Hans Belling and H. T. Perry mo
tored to Fargo Tuesday in the for
mer's car. Mr.. Belling returned or
the train the next day, accompanied
by his little son, who recently was op
Grated on for appendicitis at Fargo
hospital. DR.. Perry drove the cal
home.
Litchville now has a practising at
torney. This week Attorney ]. "a
Dingeldein opened a law Office In
rooms above the Electric theater. Mr.
Dingeldein graduated from Marquette