The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-09
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Bulletin, Nov. 3.--Miss Emma Bel
ling vent to Fargo Tuesday.
Banker Olson was up from Hastings
Friday evening.
last Friday was a success in every re-
spert The proceeds were $780,
VIM Schmidt and Ed Kurtelmier
left Wednesday for their homes at In
yer Grove, MINI.
The cooking class at the high school
were entertained at Halloween par
ty at the O. NJ. Fewell home Monday
evening.
A carload of chickens were loaded
here Monday by some eastern buyers,
who canvassed the country and paid
70 and IS cents per pound
c. A. Cross went to Fargo Tuesday
and returned the next day, accompan-
led by Mrs. Cross, who underwent an
operation at St. Johns hospital three
weeks ago.
cahontas, Iowa, where he expects to
Try his speed at husking corn for a
while. He will spend the winter in
Iowa and return here in the spring.
Henry CHASER spent the last half of
East week in Fargo on business.
Mrs. 0. O. Dahl will entertain the
Emmanuel Ladies' Aid Thursday after
aoon OF next week.
Mrs. W. C. Aylen left last Saturday
for few days visit at the parental
home at Moorhead.
s. y. Kulseth returned home last
Thursday from st. Paul, where he &C.
conpanied car of stock.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kittelson, of
austin, Mimi, left again Monday after
weeks visit with relatives in this
city.
Beatrice and Harvey Headland en-
detained 20 playmates at Halloween
party Monday evening from to
o'clock.
Mrs. r. A. Kinzer received a tele-
gram announcing the death of her ia
iher. A. Prentiss, at Utica, ILL.,, last
Sunday, following an operation. De-
aaased was 81 years of age.
4 new $500 switchboard was install
cd in the central office this week, also
new 500 rack and a $50 cable.
These improvements spell more effl-
cient service in the future
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish
Lutheran church will meet at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Peterson,
near Hastings, Thursday afternoon,
Nov. 9.
William Lawry, of Missoula, Mont,
and John Lawry, of Granite, Mont,
were guests at the S. J. Aandahl home
the fore part of the week, having been
called here by the death of their mo-
Their. Mrs. John Lawry, of Sanborn.
John Johnson and Torkel Sarsten
nave rented the X. C. Olson farm
east OF town, for the coming year.
A. NJ. Hansen returned Tuesday
from St. Paul, where he shipped some
more stock
o. H. Reed returned home last Mon
day from Chicago, where he shipped
two carloads of potatoes, raised on
his farm east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Machel who
have been spending the past summer
Nth their son, Emil Machel, returned
last Thursday to Wausau, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rodin, son FREQ
and Frank Carlson left Saturday NOR
ming for Oberon, for a visit with theil
friends, going across country in the
latter's car. They returned Monday
evening, reporting nice roads and g
fine time.
The Baraca-Philathea society, or, ir
sther words, the adult Bible class Of
The Congregational church, gave {
Halloween party Tuesday evening al
Or, Stixrud's office rooms, from 8 tt
~. About 80 attended and fine time
is reported by ALL
The LaMoure Kreds of the Free
church will have it's district meeting
at the Skandia church from Friday
Nov. 10, until Sunday, Nov. u. Prof
J. O. Evjen, of Minneapolis, will bt
present and will lecture in the English
language Sunday evening, Nov. II.
Henry Chaser, our old reliable butch
er, has again taken charge of the
Litchville meat market, starting II
Monday morning. Ludwig Reydeler is
his right hand man. Mr.. Glaser's
many friends are glad to see him back
IN the business again. He has con
sracted for new, uptodate, fireproo1
building to be erected the first thing
In the spring on the location OF the
present one.
Bill Rugh, who has spent the past
season here, left on Monday for St
Louis.
Zen Reglien and brother have rent
ed the Mrs. Otto Hanson farm FOL
next year.
Fred Aandahl was up from the U at
Grand Forks to attend the funeral OF
his grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Edison have this
week moved to Kathryn, where Mr.
Edison will be in the general mercan'
sile business. We wish them success
end prosperity in their new home.
Two residences in this village have
changed hands during the past week,
according to popular report. Gust