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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
u 1t HSrt.
Die Sage tint 25erOurt.
9em geitrigen OeutldenSeri6t t5nfOlge
9sutras sisas in Ssn gnftlampfsu.
esb6aftc 8uiammenfafc an Der ItaI. GrcnBc.
2seridt Oes Sent[dem @emerarFa0s.
C0sa0iIOs na6 eao0iue)


8crliH g. Nfai Ter nadte6enO gerid 6ente
Oentden Sanpiquarier Uer0feulid
&efli6er NrIegSidanplat.
oN0rOd SigmuOe geang mbrer unerer Abt6einngn
6mrd HberroidOeu Nuar Oaidoueu Slu ole beai
den Stenugeu unOriHgcn nnO meb SnteH0 angcn 81
m SOur 4as 6abH unere Eatrouian bic uete qnie Der
au5Ofen Stluus crrd uno e6en uadOm e mcErere @ean
aene acmadt 6aten in mniere @OFtiOuen weOcr 5nrHd.
@erOnn MHo i'm NaaS SNbdHtt 1T uuberdnO gebl
ben.
Sberlteuan bans dof H6er Dem Gaiete SalOe ien @
ieoid Tlngua ueO Sin anoerr nOder AeUpan unrOe
in enfampe Hod SGiaumOnt Gernneae6radt 9aa6
we6rgb Oin aner0em Hod 5ue icnolde lugn0e H0d ser
SalonS56 ab amReOem wnrO ians fenoldeS 6usSg
bel SaroamOn Deruid &Ot etgeuaunten Nhiue
gt0oet ruo Der @eobad dwer 0erlett"
per Oaerrei6i(6e 2Beri6t
Serlu, 3 Imi Sene wnroe uodfelenSer amIider Serid
in gSien Der0fentidt:
&ufftfde TrOut
oCetId 9araue &Oh ein Tcrrcia@anaurder 6ieeer
ieinolides 6lug5eaa berab
StaItenifde SrORt
Sample Oaueu nod i'm AoumIe ybdutte 9ebbaf grileries
SHe in Der Ndbe @iDa b Sin 9n,
erif 5en anf gohuanO gerg il a6odIaeen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
Bon ocn fanitdreu gu.
itdn0en i'm Oeutf6en
Seer

NH|NNNNN'" ~h|'tfNfHf
Berlin, 3. Mai. Der gler3te
GonoreB, ser in @ari6ou BON 1906
9(cr3ten beiubt poroen lit. 5dbltc I'M
ter oen S6eilnebmern piele llnioerli
tdts &roieiioren bon Qeutihlano
Oeiierreih llngatn mo 9uIgarien
Die gegriiBunaS glniprade 6ielt @e'
neral BON 9eielcr, DER @ouDernelir
bon @aridau. Or. Sherning. Der
G6cf ocs oelitidcn Nlilitdr. Sanitdts'
Corps, erfldrte, ooB iib ii6er $4,000
qIer5te in Der oelitiden 9lrnee beidn.
oen icrner 5000 glcr5te i'm 91otben
arel5. 400 3o6ndr5te, 1900 gIpotbc.
ter, $4,000 Sanit1ts.Sol I'M
5eIoe 10000 i'm SunereH oeS 9ei-
Dies imo 22,000 in oen 9lrmee. .Som
meIiteaen.
SIS iic6cu 23s SoipitaI3iiae 5ur
@eriiieunq uno t0G aroBe Iesinief.
tious.Stotioneu oie tdalih 100000
@crioncn beudltiqcn fonnen.
g Q3erlinct @rieQSallerlci.
C0robilos nab 1uderlon)
VcrliH, 3. Nl1i ~ Nic llcber'
fec 92odriAtcn glgentrr erbdlt oie
@leloung, ooB enalii6e Gruppeu in
qerinacr Gntiermug BON Scres einen
3ug oui6ieltcn uno oen oeitidcu
@onIul in Drama, aiinecr. III elneu
fleincn Goric bel Snlonifi ieitnab-
men. Tie eriehiide 9ieoieruno bat
gcacn ole Seino6me. oie aui sriedi
ibem @uno mo 9ooen criol0te,
proteitirt.
cfcitigungen Der VI Ian D.
Sufeln OiSfutirt.
Gie 5rogc ser 8efeiiignns ser
gnano Snieln olrd ole Rlnien 1T
fur3lib BON sem idpeoiidcn BarIo
mente oistltirt poroen. 0ic Snieln
lieaeu 5uii1eu oem bottniihen @leer
buIen unO Der Office mo odt an Ger
idpeoiic6en aiiite. gie Srnae mlroc
i'm @arlamente BON Broieiior Stefien
erfl0ren Die lIc6erice.
9ladridten. Ser 9ieoner iaate, 0aB
Die Snieln BON Der ruiiiihen 9ieeie.
runa iiarf beieltigt moroen ieieu ino
cine @eia6r iiir ole idweoii6e 9eooI
ferung biloeten. Rroi. Steiien pieS
oui ole oiientIihen Cistuiiionen bin
ole in oieier gIngeleeen6eit IN Sdpe
Den I'M Sabre 1908 itattianoen imo
in oenen erortert puroe, in ipelhen
@1aBe Ole 9eieltiglngcn Ger Snielu
Die 9lentralitdt Sdmeoens nno ole
Sider6eit BON Stod6oln gciabroen
4roieiior Steiien ioate, oaB sic iett
anaele9teu 9eieihauneen nur oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

(5Ortistnns iIe9s 2. esits.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

! 3med batten cine enaliidruiiiibe
Cooperation in Der Office 3u erlHog.
lidcu mo einen abioht oiieniUen
Gbaratter gegen Die iianoinaoiiben
Sanoer 6dtten~
6rcilaiiung 0es @r5bi
cbofs pou GEM BERG
erwiinl ID t.
@apit 9eneoiIt bat einen 9ricf an
9aiieu 9tifoInus geianot in Dem ole
5reilaiimg oeS 9rieiters 9(noreas
S5eptudi aeioroert miro. Gieier be.
tIeioetc oas glmt oeS Gr3biidofs bon
Semberg uno lit felt rs Wlonaten in
NnBlon0 internirt
2 ha0enerfab 3 @efeB
bcitdtigt
Der ocuiidc 9imoesratb bcitdtigte
6cutc Elm @ciee, oas ole Sdaoeu.
eriate fiir oeiti9eS Giaent6un, oos
uabreuo ocS arieges 5erit0rt iporoen
it, ieitiebt. Su Dem Geiet miro er.
wdbnt. Dab in Dem pou oen 6ran5o.
fem beiebteu Sbeile ron GliaB imo
eot6ringen $4,000 Eerionen. ooer
3.4 4ro3. Der @eiamnItbeD0lferimg
oieieS 9ieidst6eiIcs onidiia iino.
2iebfncht Ocrbaftet.
(Era0nos na0 ea0ullle)
Nerlin, 3. Wlni. Or. Anrl
2iebfnedt DER io5iaIocmoiratii6e
6ii6rcr. 1T am I. W1oi in @er6iuolme
nit elmer in Berlin abqe6altenen
Dlai Oemonitrotion perbaitet uoroeu.
sIdt onoere 9Seriouen limo 81 Ser
llciden 8eit perbaitet iporoen. Ole
Denomination muroe dif oeu Bots.
oomer 'glab a6ge6alten.
Ga Or. Siebtncbt in 8eereSoien.
item ite5t, wuroe oeoeu i6u cine
irieaS9eridtlidc llutcriu6ung anee.
oronet Gr tuia wd6reno Der Ie-
monitration 6iuiItleiomg.
Ole Observation-Disclosures glgentiir
iiiet ueiter bin5u, Dab ole W1ai-0e.
oollie 6armlos oerlief
luo DAB einiee @imiieiianten idlnea
BON Der @ol5ei Dertriebeu muroen.
9ele 9epo6ner ser iiioliheu @or.
orte wuroen 81 elmer Nlaiienber.
auf Dem 8otsoamer Blobe
g9enige neugierige Ser.
ioneu ionoeu iid aub an 0rt mo
SteIle elm iuiroen aber BON ser 9goli.
sci ibuea mo miibelos meitergepie-
fen. ylelm @erionen wurOen lpegeu
Ger6aliens perbaitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
.Ginifrcoo~ ouf @ieeres
grun0.

Qon0om 8 @lat Sine
Qlopos. Cepeihe aus Gorunua, Spa'
nien. meloet ole gericntung oes lpa'
niiden Compiers n@iniireoo" Sin
Mom ser Sdiiis6eioblma III umae'
fonmen.
(Gie .@iniireoo." ein S6iii BON
fl4f Eounen Aaumaebalt, aeboit
1899 IN SUNDERLAND, ENGLAND, ge'
bort elmer 6irma in 9iIbao)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
Gin 5aktor.
9ie 9euti9amerit0ner
In Der GrdFOrntens
gSaDI.
Sine GOnfereit5 IN Gbis
cagO am IS. MmO
20. NOIai.

@iupirfina oui sic g2otional.Gonbcu.
tionen Der @arteicn Der 9wed.
Oie 9lnrcaung ae6t ans bonn
ocutibamerifaniiden GentraI6uno
BON 9ennipIOanien. II 9lQe Ser
bdnoe uno gereine sur 8et6eili.
gun9 an ser Goniereu5 auigeior-
bert.
%bilo0eIp6ia, 3. Olai.-Qer
Geutid amerifaniide Gentralbuno
bon @enuiDIDouien bat cine 9epe-
aung ms Se6en geruieu, melhe oo.
raili o65ieIt oen 9lniidten nno Der
llc6er3eugung Der 0eutid 9lmeri-
tancr bel oen beboriiebcnoen Patio.
nal 6onoeutioneu 9luSorud 81 oer-
lei6en in0 Oarauf 81 beite6eu ooB
ibren g8iiniden oie ge6iibrenOe De
riidiidtiglmg 3u Gbeil perOc, ioipobl
bel Der 9luiiiellng BON 6anOiooten
mie bel Der 9lbioihng bon 9latior.
men, 3u oieiem 3wed fol- am
Sonntoa, Oen 2S. Nlai umo amN'ou.
tag. Den %. Nlai. i'm glep aaiier6oi
SoteI in Chicago. weldes on Glart
SiraBe uabe Sodion 9ouleoaro,
gelegen it, cine EoglIug liottiinoen
in welder elm Gonieren5 9omite Or
ganiiirt meroen iou.
Ger @enirol6ino bon @enulDlOo.
nien erldBt ourb ieinen @rdioenten
Srn. sSo6n g. N2oDer, inO ieinen Sc.
fretdr Sru Aoolpb 1imm cine
OriuaenOe Ginlaoung, uiht mtr au
aQe StaOtper61noe Oes Geutld glme-
rifoniiden 9}otionalbun0eS, ionoern
aid an alle gerenigunaen DonS1n.
germ Enrnern Sdiiteu Geieranen
mo 4riegern an &anosmonnidoi
ten Soqen Mdrmerpereine oIler @e.
tenntuiiie mo an oie oeutih anlc.
rifonihe greiie. Oieie Gonierenj 81
6eibiden, vOomit, lpie eS in Dem er.
loiiencn ghtiruie 6eiBt nourd bern.
icne, BON 0ieiem 6onieren3 9onite !
erforene Gertreier oen politiihen !
Nladt6a6ern sic @iinihe oeSCeutid' |
glnerifancrtbunlS Dor oOcr bel oer
Coqinq Der GonDente Der politiihen
4ortcien flipp uno flar mitget6eilt /
merocn 1no i6uen 6eipeien miro, ooB
lie cS nit einem ein3igen Oentib.
omcrifaniihen Gotm 81 t6m ia.
ben, mel6es iib nidt ourd politiide
Ndnfc uno ShIihe in Den eiu5eInen
Stoatcn 3criplittern ldBt~
.g}odl ME mar oieics 3uionnen.
luirfen not6menoiger mie in oieier
6odernlteu 3eit. aommt ole, S6r
lSrdiioenten ser piclen groBen Der
6dnOe, ,S6r ipoderen Streiter bon Oer
aon5cl mo ser Seoer oonit ooS,
uos inn Scr3en zines ieoen Gelitlt
glii6t enOlid cinmol
lenieinionL mo 3wor in elmer ocn
Dolitiden Modtbo6ern Die MIR Dor
liner iciien, aeihloiienen Srganila.
ion gldhma 6obcn imponirenoen
@ciie 3iim 9hisOrud gebradt miro. {
2aBt ms oni oeutiden @olte Elm 9ei
piel ne6neul 2aBt ole Sdranfen
alien. @enn mir einig iin0, lit Der
5iea unierl"
Die 9lnre9ung sur 6inbernIilng Der {
Saalmq mo 3ur 9iloung zines Son.
crcn5 GomitcS mar bereits Dor ei.
liaen @odeu bel @eIegcibeit elmer
II 9ltoono o6sebaltenen Sibung OeS
eeaislatiO Gomite's oeS Central.
eumoes qcge6eu woroeu.
Ser Gerbono Oeutib amerifaui.
der 3eihuas6erausae6er in @cnn
pluanien miro eiueu ghirui sur Be |
hidung elmer Gonferen5, Die am %.
Olai in Chicago o6aeboIteu meroel
oQ. an oac oeutid amerifoniihen
3eihngS6erauSgeber oes 9auoeS er.
alien
ouf Nieeres !
grun0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

sI6Onnenten, bic ben r0emtIdjeu
6OrreipuuOenten" nidlt pRHftIid uber
nnrcaelmdhig erbaIteu, InS ge6ctrn,
Der Office oauon per Selep6on oScr
i6riitIid WlitibeiIuua 8m madcu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
9Im nie Gaulcn.

Tie cinsiqi G4nlf in Der Giabt
ilnictc Nuh N|aieu lebi ollen SnnNe Na'
mcf rcldc Die NlciocrmnnclilWll nh Den
urulilfr Uiiih1ocu rlicluln unucu. lUuucu
oifs IN urscr aei bind ocn Arihiub an nicie
0iaNcu crrrhcL luiesiiNi Aflrocre. Nuhs
niifl0o mo .lucneo froucmc 1lunncn. Nin
ruli lclouaen' Nruciilu pnncu mubrcno oea
nniotndi3 iarofieti Wcloan Yrlnolincr
ilni,rtlul iu Nniunrl tol Ninllctn crlbCllt.
0idbcff Nnenul lntllllu nocr uu0iO bel
6u. onbcys, RI sO2, 2eeli ooraipao sirane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

DerDallat. III Nrollllng ~ Dublin
onaebIi3 mieOer 6eraeiteat.
Gie SteIhmo ser Sriid 9lmerita.
ner 5ur goIfsbemeglma i'm I'm.
tcr6ous.
Srlauoii6er 8abrerer.
f6offen.
&onoon. 3. Ylai Bier BON
Oen llntcr5eibnern Der Republicans.
iden Proclamation in &rlano ln0
BON eiuem arieo5aeribte ibuloia be.
ilnoeu mo beite eriAoien woroeu.
%otrid S. &eariem ser DproDiio.
Ride %rdHoeut bon Srlano," 6efiu.
oct iidb inter oen Singerifieteu Trei
onoere llnter3eidner ser @rotlama.
tion iinO 81 oreiid6riaer 1rei6eits.
iiraie oerurtbeilt poroen.
Bremerminiaer glsalit6 modiq
belIte oieie Grtlaruns inn llnterbaai.
ie Inter oen @erurt6eiltea 6eiIu
oeu iib nod Somes 6omeaD, ser
oCbercommanoirenoe~ ser repu6li.
fauiiden 9lrmee BON Srlono, E6os.
s. 6larf mo Sas. N1cDonouQ6.
(glm 30 gIpril wuroe bon 2onoon
gemeIOet, Dab bel 2hisbrub ser I'm.
ruben in Gublin oie llna66angia.
feits @roflamation BON iolaqnoen
@erionen lmter3eibnet worOen iuor:
Ebomas s. Glarf. g. MocDairmoo.
S6os YlcIououa6, 8. S. 4eorie. 6.
Geannt Somes Gonneau uno Soep6
8lmfeit)
W les in Eublil nusiieBt
Dublin. 9 W}ai Oia 9ouoon 3.
Nlai Iie 9eDolterimg Don Cub,
I'M fonnte bente sum- eriten 9lal mic
Der iinbe6inoert ldl iu ocn 2traBen
ser Staot beueaen iino aroBe Bolts
idaaren 3oaen IN oen inneren Ibeil
Der Staot, Inn iib sen sort angerib.
teten Sdaoen 81 beirahien Rdiie
wer0en INNER nod Nuu @aliiren
bon geIpilen StraBeu Derlangt mo
ole groBen 5ifentlidon @e6duoe rno
9aufen lueroeu pom WiiIitar ab8e.
fperrt. gfu oen in Die Stnot fiibren
oen G6aiiiee'n per0en ale 6abr5eus
le oarauibiu unferfidt o6 tie Nai-
len mo W2uuition III iih bergen
mo aud Ole nit Ser 9abn autoni
uenoen @aiiagiere meroeu elmer 4iii
alton luterporien
Gs miro crfldit ooB oieicni9eu
lebeIleu. sic Ser 0craeben eiupauo
rel erIuieien peroer fonnen ioiort
ab Dem SanoeSbert0eioiaunaS Csc
,b pro5eiiirt meroen anoere, sic aii
ire @ro3eiie LANCER 3n uorten 0o6eu
iperoen, ioleu mad GugIono ae
radt weroeu. Seit 3e6n laaeu
no aus Srlouo feine 3upcrldiiiaen
odrihten 3lir Sano aepeiet lmo
lie aufommenoeu Neiieuoeu iperoat
@nalano nm sic irIdnoiihen Bel.
lneen 6eitiirut. i'm Snioruotionen
Der Die 3uitdnoe oIf Ser @riincn
MEL 81 erbalten @d6reno ser liza.
iben crfulirteu sic uuqlnibIihiten
eriidjte in Srlnuo ii6er oeu ariea,
no 0ober reiben iid5 0ic Srldnoer IN
elder @eiie Inn Ole engIiiden 3ci.
ngen, oie iebt ans 2onoon eiuae'
often iino.
Srlono's G6ei Sefretdr
reiianirt
.9on0on. 3. N9oi. 9nauiiue
irrea. ser G6ef Sefrctar fir ST.
mo. Bot reiignirt. Sr 9irrea. oeu.
te feline q6ibt, 5li reiigniren oa.
ird AT, oaB er iid beliie inter oas
ublifm I'M lluter6auie ietie
Sn @almon lit sic 2age
ernii
Gublin iiber 2on0on 3. Nlai
: Qic Gage in @olwaD mar iuiolge
nr irldnoiiAen 8epolte, pie eben
uaetrofiene 9lomridteu belaget
:nlt 9tm 0ieniioa. oen o. gIpri,
afuuoeu fid 1900 9lufitduoioe iu'
erboIb orei @leilen bon @olmaD,
Is iie bon einem 0rIeasidifi 10 DER
goi belhoiien wuroen mos
G gum Riid5nae nii 9louaro eoiile
/ gltbenrD 5mona.
9lm folgenoen Gage lanoete Elm
bmoert Solooten welde
lanrilrililnn nrha 2 ceiiel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
Grl6Odtn.
1.e.
9ie irIdaOii6em Bolts
Sii6rer.
@iner Uffi5ieIler lOnoDner
Sefammtmacjmmg semaB.

Ger ProDiioriihe 9rdiiOeut imo ser
commandments Der oufitanoi.
iden Sruppen uuter oen Sinee.
ridteten. GieIe aertcritraieu
0erbduat. OrOnme in Dublin
anaebIib pieOer 6eraeiteat.
9ie steIlmo Der Sriia slmerifa.
ner sur goIts6emearna i'm I'm.
tcrbaus.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-11
Valley Hotel Is Making
Several Improvements

Before the end of this week the Of
fee of the Valley Hotel will have been
moved into the lower floor of their
block On Main street. The Gill stock
has been moved into the west room
and the room vacated is now being ar
ranged for the use of the hotel. Neat
gold lettering on the windows will an.
nounce the new location of the Office
and the change will no doubt result in
an increased business for this popular
hotel
Among other improvements the Eat
Shop has been moved from the base
ment to the ground floor, and in short
time telephones will be installed in
each room. Manager Hamilton has
proved that he knows the hotel busi-
ness thoroughly and the changes be-
ing made will add to the popularity of
his house.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-11
F. {. Reidlnan Returns
From California Visit

F. C. Reidman returned to the city
ON Friday evening from California.
Mr.. Reidman and his family autoed to
California last July and Mr.. Reidman
returned to North Dakota in the fall.
going back again in November, and
with Mrs. Reidman and the children
spent the winter at Long Beach. Mr..
Reidman saw number of former Val.
ley City residents while in California,
both at Long Beach, Los Angeles and
other points, and at Los Angeles met
O. N. Rushfelt, Edward Winterer and
Mr.. Palmer, the father of DR.. Palmer.
He came home by way of Salt Lake
and Omaha, and made short stop in
Minneapolis between trains. Mrs. Reid
man and the children will be here
about June Is, and the family expect
to go into their own home on Euclid
avenue about that time.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-11
Home meEconolnicsC Club
Study Fancy Cookery

The members of the Home Econom-
les club held very pleasant meeting
on Friday evening at the residence Of
Mrs. William Storey, on North Sixth
avenue. There was splendid attend.
ance and it was an unusually good
meeting. The subject for the evening
was Fancy Cookery" and Mrs. Storey
demonstrated the making of cream
puffs, which were served the guests.
Following this, delegates were elected
to the district meeting of the General
Federation of Women's clubs, to be
held at Harvey the latter part of this
month. Those who were chosen to
represent the Home Economics club
were Mrs. j. H. S. Thomson, Mrs. C.
e. Burgess, and Mrs. A. G. Bonhus.
The next meeting of the club will be
held at the home of Mrs. D. S. Rainey,
on Tuesday, May 16.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-11
No. 2548
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The first NATIONAL BANK

Valley City, the
RESOURCES
deposited to circulation pa vuej ~ 25ooooo
securities etc., warrants) owned unedged Goth
than stocks), including premiums on same 11o475e
Subscription stock Federal s12ooooo
Less amount unpaid 100000 o
$122oo; fixtures s5ooooo
Reserve Bank 2s4o5Ss
Net amount due from approved agents in central
Net approved n
1879 sse e5s1: <:
currency nickles and cents
Notes Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Redemption fusd T. s. Treasurer n per
Total
LIABILITIES
od nu r6t looooo W
Less current expense interest," and taxes paid . 1242272
1215ss4
Circulating notes 247ooOo
Certificates of
Ssssss Sssiss$ checks sssss. outstanding isssst sssst
- Postal savings deposits 2os4os
Certificates Of deposit 42o511
representing
Total o741s
wne President the above bank do solemnly
- ...-...a# ~~- o''''i DARBY oMA11BY
JOHN HOLMES, ~
Subscribed and sworn to before ne this ssn 81 Day NAY
a.. !, Tey esmss Rssns .g's: gDs: tss Goan =, Nh
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-11
Dazey' 5 New Hotel Is
Opened for Business

Dazey Commercial: Dazey's new
$4,000 hotel was opened for business
on Monday of this week. The build
ing is one of the finest in this section
of the country and is modern in every
way possible for hotel in a country
town. The new proprietor, Otto Mar
quardt, is an enterprising young busi-
ness man and will no doubt give the
very best service to all patrons. The
meals served are of the best, both in
quality and quantity. 1t has been so
long since Dazey has been able to
boast of a hotel that is seems almost
too good to be true. Let us all boost
in every way we can for the new en-
terprise.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-11
Right Price Building
Large Brick Addition

Tuesday morning work was begun
tearing down the shed at the rear of
the Right Price Mercantile company's
store on Main street, to get ready for
the new addition. A two-story brick
addition will be added to the building,
and will be the width of the store, run
ming back to the alley. The new addi-
ton will probably be finished some
time in August or September. 1t will
add a lot of space to the stores ca
pacity, which is considerably overtaxed
by the big stocks they have been un-
packing.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-11

The cottage owned by the Synod
Lutheran people, formerly the John
Emerson house, is being moved to the
western part of the city. 1t was pur-
chased by DR.. Platou and will be mov-
ed on one of the doctors lots. The
Synod people will begin building oper-
ations at once, and will build about
an eight-room modern house for their
parsonage. They expect to have it
finished and ready for occupancy
around the latter part Of August or
early in September. This property
was purchased by the Synod Lutheran
church about two years ago from Mr..
Emerson, and is one of the most de.
sirable residence locations in the city.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-11
FUNERAL OF GABRIEL A. BERG

The funeral of Gabriel A. Berg, who
died on Thursday, was held on Satur-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock from the
First Congregational church. There
was large number of friends of the
deceased in attendance. The services
were conducted by Rev. Lyon and Mrs.
Froysaa and Miss Elizabeth Clark
sang. The pail bearers were Mart Ma
son, H. o. Myhro, Robert Anderson,
Matt Krogh, E. K. Myhre and F. w.
Heidel. Interment was made in Wood
bine cemetery.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-11

Dan Wilson was a caller at this Of
fee Tuesday morning to subscribe for
the Times-Record to go to him at Ollie,
Montana. Mr.. Wilson and his family
will leave for that place Thursday,
making the trip in their automobile.
After a residence of over 30
years, Mr.. Wilson says he couldn't
think of being out there without the
home news. Their many friends will
wish them the best of everything in
their new location.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-11

A. J. Nelson, of Vancouver, B. c., is
visiting at the home of his mother and
sister, Mrs. M. Hopperstad and Miss
Jennie Nelson, on Eighth avenue. Mr..
Nelson expects to make an indefinite
stay here, and later will go to North
wood, to visit another sister, Mrs. C.
M. Hanson, who is a former resident
of this city. The many friends of Mrs.
Hopperstad will be interested to know
that she is now able to get around a
little on crutches, after her serious
accident of last winter.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-11
Right Price Displays
Great Summer Stock

The Right Price has just finished un-
packing what is probably the largest
stock of summer goods they have ever
carried, stock which, to be exact,
would be creditable in a city much
larger than Valley City. The goods
were bought early last fall, before the
shortage in dyestuffs began to be felt,
and the dainty colors and shades will
be pleasing sight to the ladies of the
city.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-11
GETCHELL PRAIRIE


May 9.-Miss Delphy Sharp was a
weekend guest at the w. w. Harper
home. Miss Sharp returned Monday
morning to Oriska where she is prin-
cipal of the high school.
The Mesdames J. A. Rogers, J. H.
Rogers and Andrew Anderberg were
callers at the Carl Johnson farm Fri
day afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. J. H. White the past Thursday.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. M. M.
White entertained a number of their
friends at dinner. Those present
were Mrs. w. w. Harper and the
Misses Delphy Sharp, Jessie Macdon-
aid and Helen Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor and
family, Of Valley City, spent Sunday
on the Prairie at the J. H. Rogers
home.
Miss Marjorie Cassell visited at the
Prairie Farm Friday and Saturday of
the past week.
Last Sunday the Getchell church
elected their delegates to the county
Sunday school convention, which is to
be held at Sanborn. The delegates
are Mrs. M. M. White and Miss Angus
ia White.
A delightful dinner party was given
at the W. w. Harper home Saturday
evening in honor of Miss Sharp, Of
Oriska. The guests we're William
Martin and Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. White.
In the evening few of the high
school pupils were invited over. A
most enjoyable time was had by all.
Mrs. James Cassell, of Hope, N. D.,
was in Valley City Wednesday and
spent the night with Mrs. S. E. Har-
per, of the Prairie.
VIM. Ronzheimer spent few days
last week with relatives in Valley City.
Mrs. M. M. White, Mrs. w. w. Har-
per and Mrs. VIM. Martin called on
Mrs. Geo. Stiles Wednesday afternoon.
M. NJ. White sold a Percheron horse
to Mr.. Awlt, of Hurdsfeld, last Tues
day. -.. .-.......
Mahlon Ronzheimer and Nathan
White stayed over night Tuesday with
Arthur and Howard Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Persons, Mrs.
Persons and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cod.
ding were guests at the VIM. Hill
farm Spunday afternoon.
Mrs. j. H. White entertained for
Mrs. Fred Getchell and Mrs. J. H.
Whitcher Thursday evening.
Rem Nelson Of DaZev autOed down
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-11

Mrs. X. A. Bonhus has returned
home from a three weeks visit at
points east. At Evanston, ILL.,, she
visited her two daughters, Marguerite
and Amanda, who are attending the
University of Illinois at Evanston. In
Chicago, Mrs. Bonhus visited with her
brother DR.. Remmen. On her way
home she stopped over at Dennison,
Mimi, to see her mother, and day
was spent in Minneapolis. At Fargo
Mrs. Bonhus visited her son, Tom, who
is student this year at the Fargo D.
B. c.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-11

Saturday afternoon Mrs. George A.
Mcfarland, Mrs. Anna Sternberg and
Mrs. Leo Straus delightfully."- entertain
ed at the second of their series of par
ties at the home of Mrs. Mcfarland.
There were 80 ladies present, and the
afternoon was spent at playing six
handed euchre. Mrs. Frank Ployhar
received the prize for having the high
est score. After the games were over
the hostesses served delicious refresh
ments from the little tables.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-11

Palmer Emerson, who is attending an
electrical engineering school in Mil
waukee, Wis, writes his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Emerson, that he has
as his guests Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Mason, who visited with him over
Saturday and Sunday. Palmer eek
poets to return to Valley City some
time in June, following the close of
school, which will be good news to his
Valley City frieids.