The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-09-14
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News Sept. Mrs. A. Netting went
to Darlington on Wednesday.
Miss Wilma Pearsall, OF Clements
vile, spent Sunday with Miss Lucille
Dick.
John Haley and family, of Courte-
nay, spent a few hours in Wimbledon
Sunday.
Miss Grace Hemp, of Valley City,
is here visiting ne7 trothers, AL and
Otto Hemp.
E. w. Stein and wife autoed TO Far
go on Wednesday. They are expect
ed home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Steffen and son,
Warren, were Valley City visitors on
Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. R. E. Bangor, Of Bismarck, is in
the city as the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Cox.
E. R. Vaughn, Harvey Monroe, Ed
Trep and John Dick left Saturday on
an auto trip to Montana.
Ralph Jarvis returned Saturday from
New Richmond, Wis, where he spent
a month taking treatments of DR.. Thrill
Mrs. J. J. Langeness and children,
Leone and Leland, arrived Saturday
from Sherwood and are guests of Rev
and Mrs. A. NJ. Hewson.
John Haley. of Courtenay, has sue.
ceeded Ed Netting as helper at the
500 depot. Mr.. Netting will leave for
Fargo shortly, where he will attend
the agricultural college.
Mrs. T. E. Mcmillan returned Fri
day from Garnd Forks, where she Wis
tied relatives for several weeks. She
was accomanied home by her mother
Mrs. Howell Bassett, of Victoria, Can
Harry Lehman, clerk at the Kotchiar
Mercantile Co.'S store, left last Mon
day for WinOna, MINI. He was unable
to get house here to live in and was
therefore forced to make change ir
location.
Fred Aas and A. J. Nichols made an
auto trip to Grafton Monday. They re
turned Tuesday, accompanied by the
formers family Mr.. Aas has rented
the house vacated by Mr.. Kotchiar
and is now getting settled in same.
At St. Boniface church Tuesday
morning occurred the marriage of Miss
Anna Albrecht and William Wester
| hansen, Rev. Peter McGeough official
ing. Both of the contracting parties
came from Sutton and were accompan
led by Miss Berga Urben and Petel
| Westminster, who were witnesses tt
| the ceremony.
James Couey on Aug. 81 sold hi
European restaurant to Emil Berth, O
Fairfax, MINI. The new proprietor
will take possession Oct. /. Mr.. Coue.
has not decided on his future location
but after taking short vacation will
buy hotel or restaurant again. Thu
Coueys have been here II years an,
their many friends will regret to Sc,
! them leave.
The Misses Emma Hatch and Lul,
j, Mutt were jamestown visitors Frida,
and Saturday.
Miss Emma Hatch leaves Sunday TO
Darlington, where she will teach ;
! rural school this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Chase, accom-
panied by Mrs. Anton Fried and Mis-
Florence Fried, left Monday on al
auto trip to Minneapolis, where the.
will spend several days at the Mime
sofa state fair. They are expecte,
back Saturday.
Mrs. Claus Kohl, of Muscatine, Iowa
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alder
Colberg. u
Miss Ruth Zehm, of Donnybrook
who is on her return trip from tn
east, is a guest of Miss Lucille Dicl
this week.
C. M. Kribbs and son, Willard, re
turned Tuesday from the Twin Cities
where they went last Friday with
car of stock.
R. R. Bruske and family, accompan
led by Mrs. Anton Fried and Mrs
Noah Jarvis, made an auto trip to San
born on Saturday.
Miss Anna Jones, of Sanborn, an,
Miss Jane McKinnon, of Mapleton, ar
visiting at the R. R. Bruske hom
since Saturday.
The H. M. Stroud family, who spen
several weeks at their Spiritwood lax,
cottage, broke up camp and came t,
town Monday.
Mrs. H. E. Miller and daughter
Mary, of Portland, Ore, are here Wis
iting Rev. and Mrs. }. S. Miller. Sh
is the wife of their eldest son.
The Misses Edna and Lillian Loud
enslager, of Heaton, were guests O
Miss Estella Hatch for a few days
returning to their home last Wednes
day. --
Following are the teachers of tn,
public schools for the coming year
j Superintendent, w. G. Rabe, of Lang
don; principal, Ruth Christy, of Hous
ton, Mimi; domestic science, Emil,
Rabe, of Alta Vista, Iowa; seventh
and eighth grades, Mary l. Hackett, 0