The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-09-14


Valley City callers Friday from Fargo,
and were guests at the Hotel Kindred.
r. H. Smith and A. G.. Regain, of Fes-
sender, were visitors in the city on
Friday, and were stopping at the Ho.
tel Kindred while here.
r. Walton, of Jamestown, was in the
city on Friday, stopping at the Hotel
Kindred.
Mrs. Ben Gray, of Tower City, was a
Valley City visitor on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Martin, of Minot,
were visitors in Valley City on Friday,
stopping at the Hotel Kindred.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Nelson, OF Garri-
son, were in the city on Friday and
stopped at the Valley Hotel while here.
Mrs. George Aldahl and little son re;
turned to the city on Friday from a
three months visit with Mrs. Aldahl's
mother at Fargo.
Miss Doris Gjesvold, of Nome, aid
Miss NJ. W. Nosman, OF Ashby, Mimi,
were visitors in Valley Witty on Friday
and were registered at the Valley Ho.
tel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin T: Lee welcom
ed fine little daughter to their home
on Saturday. The baby weighs eight
pounds, and all concerned are doing
nicely.
N A. Burch returned to the city on
Saturday on No. from Minneapolis,
where he has been spending a few
days this week looking up the latest
films in moving pictures.
Miss A1joo harlow wac naccon0or
to Fargo Saturday afternoon on No. 4
to spend Sunday visiting with Fargo
friends. She will return to the city the
first part of the week.
Alexander Aas left Friday evening
for Clyde, where he has been reelected
to the position Of principal of the
schools at that place for the coming
year.
Medina Citizen Adeline Girard, of
Valley City, left for her home last
week after visit Of couple of weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. SchWab, north
of town.
Medina Citizen: State Dairy Com
missioner e. A. Greenwood came
Wednesday to visit Messrs. Siege and
Geiseke and enjoy a couple of days
hunting III CulS vicinity.
l. ]. Moe, DR.. Wicks and Geo. Bowen
returned this morning from Island
lake where they spent a day and night
at the camp. They secured nice
string Of ducks and enjoyed the out
ing to the fullest extent.
Miss Gladys Dustin, a graduate of
this years class at the Normal school,
passed through the city Thursday eve
ming on No. 1 en- route to take a po-
sition at Bowman, in the southwestern
part of the state.
Medina Citizen: The family of Judge
E. T. Burke, of Bismarck, accompan-
led by Mrs. Burke's mother, Mrs. Get
chell, passed through Medina Sunday
on their way home from a vacation
trip spent at the Minnesota lakes.
The members Of the M. E. Brother
hood gave their first supper of the
season on Tuesday evening in the par
lOrs of the church. A splendid supper
was served, after which there was a
business meeting, and officers were
elected for the coming year. Prof. J.
II. Seymour was elected president of
the Brotherhood, and w. w. Fritch
was elected secretary for the coming
year.
Casselton Reporter: At the meeting
of the Civic league last Friday dele
gates to the state federation of clubs
to be held at Valley City Oct. 10, II
and II, of which the league is now a
member, were selected. The delegates
are Mrs. W. T. Sprake and Mrs. Frank
lin Potter, and the alternates are Mrs.
VIM. McRoberts and Mrs. w. Gallup.
1t was announced at this meeting that
Mrs. Dr. Zimmerman, of Valley City,
was to talk before the league on the
better babies movement, and Saturday,
Sept. %, was fixed as the time for this
address.