The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-30
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News. Nov. 23.-Janitor Kane is on
the sick list this week.
John Dick returned recently from a
visit at Fessenden.
Mrs. R. Clendening entertained the
Guild Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mary Hacket spent Sunday
with Valley City relatives.
Robert Flewell returned from trip
to Fargo Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. O. Joos will entertain the
German Ladies' Aid next Tuesday.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs.. R. H. Joos Monday morning.
Mrs. A. R. Swartout is entertaining
the Ladies' Aid Society this afternoon.
Miss Florence Widdifeld, Of Leal,
returned from Jamestown Monday via
the Midland.
| w. o. Joos, who is serving on the
federal jury at Fargo. spent Sunday
in Wimbledon.
| Carl Borges returned Thursday from
Leal, where he spent few days on
business.
Adolph Luther came up from Fargo
Tuesday evening to look after his
farming interests.
! Elmer Winters went to South St.
| Paul with car of stock for Andy
Ruddler last Saturday. ..-
! T. Feragen went to Valley City
Tuesday morning to have some dental
work done. He returned that evening.
| Miss Hilda Brueske was passenger
en- route for Courtenay Wednesday
morning, where she will visit friends
for few days.
Mrs. Merritt Pierce, of Wolcottville,
Ind, left this morning for California,
after spending several days with her
brother-in-law, F. w. Pierce, and fam
lily.
The Misses Vera DeVere, Hilda
Brueske and Mrs. R. NJ. Evans autoed
to Fargo last week Thursday, where
the former attended the teachers con.
vention.
The following went to Fargo on
Wednesday to take in the Shriner do
ing: H. M. Stroud, J. l.. More, R. B.
Cox, F. A. Wilke, G. J. Clauson and
Nick Flagler.
Mrs. John Harter has returned from
Marion, where she visited her folks.
She was accompanied by her sister
Miss Josie McQuade, who will remain
here for some time. ..
Harry A. Belknap, Of the Northwest
Nursery Co., of Valley City, was here
last week assisting H. M. Stroud In
designing the premises around his new
residence.
The revival meetings conducted al
the M. E. church by DR.. Brasher came
~ n o1oso In at Trocdou nioht ond uyore
/ on the whole quite successful. Thir
teen persons were taken into the
church here and at Leal.
II w. B. BascOm came up from Fargo
recently and is starting building op
erations on a house and barn on his
4 farm near the Uxbridge school house
He expects to complete the buildings
this winter and move on the farm II
the spring.
Mrs. Robert Moffet, Mrs. Geo. Simp
son and Ed ITCHY received message
Thursday morning bearing the infor
nation that their brother-in-law, DaI
obey, Of Duluth, was killed Wednes
day while at work at the docks. Mrs
Simpson and Mr.. ITCHY left for Du
luth that evening.
bargain LAY 1851 Tluoy was uAe
success. All the merchants were wei
pleased, saying it was the biggest bar
gain day ever held here, and in view
of the high cost of living the buying
public was pleased to buy at such re
.. duced prices. ,..sa
The Woman's Study club met witt
, Mrs. w. O. Joos Wednesday evening
with nearly all members present. Mrs
w. Anderson was made new mem
ber The following interesting pro
gram was given: "Why The German
: Emigrates," Mrs. Joss. Germans IL
the U. S." Miss Giesen. "Agricultul
al Methods of Germans" Mrs. Kribbs
; "Steerage Conditions" Mrs. T. X Cal
nan. Roll call was responded to b!
current events. The next meetin.
will be held with Miss Helen Bascom