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

ton hid gone. They marched around
the town number of times bearing
the portrait Of the president and cheer
ing over his victory.
S. R. Burch was in the city Friday
from Minneapolis.
M. M. Herman was registered at the
Rudolf Friday from Minneapolis.
Axel Olson, of Darcy, was a visitor
In Valley City Friday, stopping at the
Valley Hotel
l.. H. Smith was in the city Friday,
stopping at the Rudolf
Z. r. Raach was visitor at Fargo
Wednesday, returning to the city We'd
nesday evening.
The Home Economics club will meet
Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
Matt krogh, on Ninth avenue.
j. M. Shoemaker, of Minneapolis, was
among the visitors here Friday.
q. A. Moe and Ed Hinchberger, of
Sanborn, were in the city Thursday.
II. +. Holm was a passenger to
Steele Friday morning on No. Z on
matters of business.
Charley Hansen of McHenry, was
in the city Sunday.
John Tracy and j. j. Farley were
passengers Sunday evening for St,
Paul.
Mae La Pointe, of Enderlin. was in
the city Sunday, and was registered
at the Kindred.
l.. e. Schmoll, ticket agent at the
N. L. depot, was absent from his du-
ties Sunday owing to illness.
tyi,, loe%
| Rogers, where he intended to spend
day taking orders for the Northwest
Nursery Co.
i (. y. Jacobus and son, of Montevid-
60, Mnn were business callers in Val
ley City Friday. Mr.. Jacobus is a IL
censed auctioneer.
/ }. E. Fee, of St. Paul, was among
the outof-toWn callers in Valley City
Friday and while here he registered
as guest at the Valley Hotel.
Agnes, the 12-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Neustaedter, is
! very i'll this week with pneumonia a,
the Valley City General hospital
! The Pastime billiard parlors will
have returns giving full Geographic
account Of the Minnesota Wisconsin
football game SATURDAY. afternoon.
| Magnus and Alfred Anderson of
Rogers, were in the city Friday com.
ing down Thursday evening and stop.
ping at the Valley Hotel while here.
! Kew Healy, who recently returned
to the city from Amidon, has accepted
a position with the Barnes County Alb
stract Co. during their busy season.
Jesse }. Taylor, of Oriska, who is
well known in the city was a caller
here Thursday. Mr.. Taylor is the
cashier OF the State Bank OF Orlska.
Elnford Times: Mrs. Alfstad ana
daughter, who have been guests at the
John Thune home the past week, left
for their home at Valley City Tuesday.
Miss Anna Won Sien, of the Chaffee
, store, returned to the city Sunday eve
ming from Fargo, where she was a Wis.
itor over Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs l.. S. Platou and their
daughter, Lila. leave Friday evening
for Minneapolis to attend the football
game between Minnesota and Wiscon>
sin on Saturday. The doctor will re.
turn to the city Immediately after the
game, and Mrs. Platou and Miss Lila
Will remain in the Twin Cities for a
visit of several days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hall expect to
leave Valley City in the near future for
Chicago to make their future home,
Mr.. Hall going to take over the Chi
cago office of the lackwell-Panhandle
Lumber company, which he has for
merly represented. The family expect
to be settled in their new home some
, time about jan 1, but they will leave
Valley City a little earlier than that,
as Mrs. Hall and Helen will visit at
Mrs. Halls former home in Iowa. The
many friends Of the family will regret
to learn Of their decision to leave
here.
Mrs. Albert Hollinshead was an ar
rival in the city Friday morning on No.
7 from Oriska, to spend the day in the
city with the Hollinshead families.
She leaves Saturday for Jamestown
for a short stay, and next week ex-
poets to leave for Spokane, WASH, to
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Pet
ty, and family. Mrs. Hollinshead Is
planning to be there for Thanksgiv-
ing and will remain until after the
Christmas season.
! Fargo Forum: Another pretty pre-
nuptial affair in honor of Miss EVELYN
Everhart, Of this city, was given this
afternoon by Misses Ruth and Faith
Gardner at their home, 80 Thirteenth
street south. About 20 young ladies'
were guests, including Miss Hope Wal
lace, of Valley City, who came here to
attend the N. D. E. A. sessions, and is
a guest at the Gardner home One
amusing diversion of the afternoon
was writing proposals, in the supposed
terms in which the honor guests pro-
posal was couched. Informal program
features that were much enjoyed con-
sisted of vocal numbers by Miss Lii
liam McCulloch, readings by Miss
Maude Knight and piano numbers BY
Miss Eta LEVITT. Miss Everhart was
given a shower of useful and ornamen-
tai kitchen articles, the parcels being
taken to her by little Marjorie Frame.
The hostesses served a dainty two
course lunch, and were assisted by
Miss Alice Pearson. Yellow chrysan-
themums were used as the decora-