The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-23

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Recorder, Nov. l6.-Mrs. Olaf Hal
vorson is on the sick list.
Olaf Olson was an arrival from the
east Saturday.
uraay from Eastedge.
Sigurd Green was seen in town,
Monday.
Adolph Bakken arrived Saturday.
He has had employment with ditch
ing crew of the N. P. this summer.
Mrs. Thoreson, who has been visit
ing with the Sam Torgerson family
several days, returned to Audubon,
Mimi, Friday.
On Nov. occurred the marriage OF
Miss Josie Foien to Oscar Hanson, at
Hastings. The Recorder extends con.
CALCULATIONS.
E. A. Nicholson accompanied Mrs.
Mickelsen and son to Fargo Monday,
where Mrs. NJ. had some dental work
done. They returned home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moe left for Mime
apolis Monday. Mr.. Moe Is in attend.
ance at buttermakers' convention at
that place. They will return Monday
of next week.
Hans Olson, who lately has been
working on the section here, was TAX
en- to the N. P. hospital at Brainerd,
Mimi, Friday. He had developed a
case OF typhoid.
We are in receipt of card from
Melvin Extern in which he states that
he is attending the Northwestern Auto.
mobile Training School, St. Paul.
Arfh Johnson arrival Mon.
day and stayed over with his sister,
Mrs. Aug. II. Malm, until Tuesday af-
ternoon, when he returned to his home
at Gibbon, MINI.
Halvor Reitan, of Valley City, was
in Kathryn Thursday looking at the
ruins caused by the fire. He left for
Hastings Saturday, where he is visit
ing with his brother, P l.. Retain.
Karl Shivers and Freeman McDOn-
aid, who have been employed on the
construction work Of the elevator on
mill for several weeks, again nit the
trail for their home at Altoona, Iowa.
They left here Monday evening in Mr.
McDonald's Studebaker, going by way
of Valley City.
Tehart Amsrud was Hastings visi
tor Tuesday.
Miss Olive Overn is the new hello
girl at the telephone central.
Miss Mary Stevens and sister, Myr'
tie, were Hastings callers between
trains today.
The little boys and girls and the big
ones, too, are having great sport skat-
ing on the ice in Rasmus Olsbergs
pasture.
Miss Minnie Larson came home Sat-
urday from Fargo, where she is attend
ing the A. c., to be present at the sale
at the church Saturday evening.
Fargo to attend the North Dakota Edu
cation Association, which convened
yesterday. The children are happy in
getting few days vacation.
The water main pipes were connect
ed up Monday. We understand that
500 feet Of hose has been purchased
by the village authorities and same is
soon expected to arrive. The next
step now is the organization of fire
department.
The work on the elevator and mill
has been wound up for this season.
The workmen employed during the
summer have been leaving every day
this week. Monday Messrs. Mcdonald
and Shivers left for Iowa; Tuesday,
Beach and Depudt left, the former 60
ing to st. James, Mimi, and the latter
to Mankato, Mimi; Wednesday the
balance of the crew left, some going
to Valley City, others to Mankato
Mimi, and other points. Work will
not be resumed on the mill and eleva
tor until next spring.
VIM. Larsman, VINO came TO such
an untimely death Nov. 2, was born
March 10, 1860, in Waterford, Racine
county, Wis. In the year 1877, at the
age of II, he came to Valley City and
has resided in Barnes county ever
SINCE until his DEATH on his beautiful
farm on the banks of the banks of the
Sheyenne river, four miles north of
Kathryn. His only relatives who sur
vive him in this vicinity are sister,
Mary, and an uncle, H. B. Starle.
Funeral services were held in the
Catholic church at Valley City Monday
forenoon, Nov. 6. Father Baker Off
ciating. A large number Of friends and
neighbors, of the deceased from Kath-
ryn and vicinity were present to pay
their last respects to the deceased.