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

G. N. Bristol, Of velva, was IN the
city on Thursday. ],
4 G. N. Bristol, Of Velva, was in the
city on Thursday. v
H. M. Heggen was In the city on
Thursday from Bergan.
& G. 7. NRingland, OF CarpiO, was a call
er in Valley City on Thursday.
j. Bell, OF Sioux City, Iowa, register
ed at the Valley Hotel on Thursday:
Linn Wood was a visitor in the city
on Friday morning from the ranch at
Luverne.
w. "A. Graham, OF the Salvation
Army at Jamestown, was in the city
on Friday. M
E. Christianson was registered at
the Valley Hotel on Thursday from
Washburn. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Codding and Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Persons autoed to Far.
60 on Friday.
Buffalo Express: Miss Lillian Cor
by, OF Valley City, Is a guest at the
ALBERT Larson nome. Il
Edwin Maryland and Prof. James WIS.,
tied farmers in the northeast part of
the county on Friday.
Binford Times: Geo. D. Bowe re-
turned Wednesday from a business
trip to Valley City.
w. w. Blacker was a passenger to
Sanborn Friday morning on No. z to
croyoI fho doxy IN h1,oinooo
Mrs. L. A. Wood entertained at a
neighborhood party on Friday at the
home ranch near Luverne.
p. G.. Davidson and crew Of men
are building bridge IL miles south Of
Valley City on the Daily road.
Binford Times: Paul Messner was
up from Valley City, in company with
some land men, last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Froemke were
guests at the Valley Hotel on Thurs
day and registered from Sheldon.
Miss Grace Lund, of Rogers, was in
the city Friday, arriving on the 500
and returning home again on No. z.
Assistant Postmaster Henry Krug
is absent from the post Office, spend
ing few days at his farm near Cuba.
George E. Palmer, John Khehl and
A. w. Bengston were registered at the
Valley Hotel on Thursday from Hecla,
S. D.
Josephine and Elizabeth Adams, Of
Cakes, were in the city on Thursday,
stopping at the Hotel Kindred while
here.
Prof. Whalian, of the Fingal schools,
returned to his home at Fingal Thurs
day evening after spending the day in
the city.
Buffalo Express: The Misses David.
son and Jacobson, Of Valley City,
spent last week at the Emil Utke
home.
Olaf johnson and Palmer Hanson,
of Nome, were in the city on Friday
and were stopping at the Valley Hotel
while here.
]. A. Neuhauser, of Fargo, was Wis
itor in Valley City on Thursday and
while here he was registered at the
Hotel Kindred. u
Mrs. Elmer Jones and little daughter,
Gertrude, are expected home next
week from a visit of two months in
Minneapolis.
Postmaster w. w. Smith left Friday
afternoon for Lake Melissa, where he
will spend Sunday, returning to the
city on Monday.
R. C. Mueller, from Lucca, candidate
for county superintendent of schools,
was in the city on Friday, stopping at
the Valley Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davidson came
down from Leal Thursday and spent
the day in the city visiting at the P
G.. Davidson home.
Mrs. C. E. Lockwood left on Friday
morning for Minot to visit her sister
expecting to return to the city in q
few days or week.
p. e. Brown, of Spiritwo0d, was
among the out-of-town callers in Val
ley City on Thursday, and was guest
at the Valley Hotel while here.
Mrs. M. M White and Prof and Mrs
Pierson, who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. White at Getchell Prairie
were visitors in the city on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hosea, of Brock
enridge, Mimi, were among the out
.of-town callers in Valley City or
Thursday, stopping at the Valley Ho
tel while here.
Buffalo Express: The Misses Mar
tina Davidson and Clara Jacobson, Of
Valley City, who have been guests al
the Sven Hansen home, returned t.
Valley City Tuesday evening.
S. Thoreson has gone to New Rich
mond, Wis, where he will take treat
ment in an endeavor to secure relief
from the spinal trouble which has in
capitated him for several years.
Courtenay Gazette: George Steel
his father and mother, Miss Lindlaul
and. Miss Platter, autoed to Valley City
Friday and spent the day with Miss
Ada Steel.
Harvey Herald: Henry HILBERT
who has been at the City Tailor sh0l
for some time, left last Saturday fol
Valley City, where he will visit rela
tives for a few days.
Miss Cornelia Schroeder returned t
the city on Friday morning from
Washburn, where she has been visit
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs
sStillman, for the past week.
M. r. Nelson left on Thursday fol
. points in the western part Of the state
to look after business for the Atwood
Larson Grain Co. Mr.. Nelson made
the trim nv autO. and expects to be