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

noon was spent in social way and a
delicious lunch was served.
i Miss Helen Spencer returned home
| last Friday after months vacation
spent at the home of her sister, Mrs.
T. Skauge, at Christine.
| O. o. Grindahl, the Lake Park,
| MINI, banker, arrived Tuesday for a
short visit at the parental home south.
east Of town.
Miss Irma Hummel and her grand
| mother, Mrs. Johanna Schwandt, left
last Thursday for visit with relatives
at Granville.
George w. Christensen arrived in
the city Tuesday for visit with home
folks and friends George is travel
| ing salesman for the International
Harvester Co.
| j. A. Egge went to Moorhead last
] Thursday and returned Saturday, &C.
! companied by Mrs. Egge, who has
been at the Northwestern hospital for
number of weeks, taking treatment
for a dislocated hip.
Henry Groth and daughter, Marie,
arrived in the city Monday from their
new home at Detroit, Mimi, and will
remain here for some time. Mr.. Groth
will run threshing rig near Griswold.
Knut Tvedt returned from trip to
Fargo yesterday.
| Mrs. NJ. Wigtil, of Walcott, was a
businesses caller in town Tuesday. and
/! Wednesday.
Miss Irma Hummel will teach the
Schindeldecker school the coming
school year.
R.A. Jongeward and Albin Sandin
were at Fargo last week, and bought
a Buffalo Pitts separator and an Inter-
national kerosene tractor while there.
!, o. A. Olson, OF Petrol, former
Litchville boy, is with the South Da-
kota guard at the Mexican border. He
is with Company X, at San Benito,
Texas.
Mrs. E. H. Headland and children
returned home Thursday from a
months vacation spent near Perham,
MINI. Mrs. Headland was accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Affair
Straud, of Gary, Mimi. :
/ L. M. Bond writes us from Meta
mora, ILL.,, under. date of Aug. Is:
Crops very poor here. Corn about a
per cent crop. Oats and wheat run
ming light. Expect to leave here Sept.
with about eight or ten good pros
poets"
i C. j. Pickens arrived here last week
! from Fitzgerald, Ca, where the Pick.
= ems family are now making their
home, and is superinte harvest
ing and threshing on their farm in
Meadow Lake township. X. Pounds,
Of Fitzgerald, accompanied him.
A. d. Dibbern was a Fargo caller
/, Wednesday and Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Cites came up
from Marion for a visit at the Stem
erson home yesterday.
! Frank Bitzenhofer and family spent
Sunday with friends at Kathryn.
A. M. Hansen returned home on
Tuesday from ST. Paul, where he ship
ped three carloads of cattle, one from
here and two from Kathryn.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Armstrong and
children, of Lisbon, were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. McGregor the lat
er part of last week.
T. /. Strinden took his mother to
her home at Pelican Rapids, Minn.,s
Saturday, going across. country in his
car. Mrs. T. l.. Strinden and Peter
Strinden also went along on the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Boehm returned
on Monday from a wedding trip to-
Minneapolis and Detroit, Mimi, and
have started housekeeping in one Of
the Burton cottages on Pine street.
Ed Moline has resigned his position
with the telephone company and left
yesterday for Scoby, Mont, where he
figures on securing claim. He will
stop off at Plaza for a few days en-
route.
az. T. Peterson and family returned
home Sunday evening after two
weeks automobile trip to Hettinger.
/, They went south to Aberdeen and fol
lowed the Yellowstone trail going;
coming back they went north from
Hettinger to Mandan and then follow
ed the Red trail as far as Eckelson.
r. ]. Godfrey came up from Usage,
Iowa, Tuesday to look after farming.
interests in this vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Embertson, of
Valley City. were in town Thursday.
Miss Mabel Nelson was called to
Bemidji, Mimi, Tuesday, by the illness
Of her sister, Mrs. Berg.
George Olson went on short trip
to his home at Glenwood, Mimi, on.
Monday.
The. infant baby boy Of g. ]. Van
Bruggen died last Thursday, after q
short illness. The baby was born
March "a, this year, and was four
months and "a days at the time of
death. The mother died May 8. The
sympathy OF the entire community
goes out to Mr.. Van Bruggen, who
has been twice bereaved this year. 4
| Mary Virginia, the infant daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Bond, died at