The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-05
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at Fargo.
Joe Eiegel returned to his home at
Mantador Saturday.
Mrs. Louis Larson went to Fargo
for a short visit Tuesday.
l. E. officer, of Marion, was bust
ness visitor in town Tuesday.
J. w. Neill has laid cement side
walk in front of his residence.
J. L. Otterstrom returned to his
home at Fargo Monday afternoon.
Miss Alma Christensen left Monday
for Valley City, where she will attend
the Normal.
S. J. Sundet was business visitor
at Thief River Falls, Mimi, from Fri
day until Monday.
E. H. Headland has had touch Of
blood poison in his right index finger
the past week.
r. C. Mueller, of Lucca, candidate
for county superintendent, has remov-
ed to Valley City.
Miss Sigrid Berg left on Monday
for Valley City to resume her studies
at the Normal school.
Matt Jongeward was an over.Sun-
day visitor at the home of his parents,
northwest of town.
A. NJ. Hansen shipped car of stock
to South St. Paul Saturday and return
ed home Tuesday.
George Holt and family, of Valley
City, have moved on the w. F. Ray
mond farm, northeast Of town.
NJ. A. Nayes, who has looked after
threshing on his farm west of town.,
returned to his home at Fargo Satur-
day.
H. Leistikow and family and G. Pa
penfuss, of Marion, were in town Sun
day afternoon to have their pictures
taken.
Joe Holman returned to his home at
Remsen, Iowa, Saturday, after a
weeks stay here, supervising thresh-
ing on his farm, northwest of town.
Ole Horsager returned home on
Monday after spending eight months
in Denver COL, for his health. He
came back feeling fine and much i'm
proved in health.
Rev. and Mrs. H. Van der Ploeg
motored on Monday and Wednesday
to Valley City, where the latter is
taking treatment for a small ulcera-
ton in one of her eyes.
H. Olson, who has been in charge of
the local Baptist congre cation the past
summer, left last Thursday for Chi
cago to resume his studies at the
Northwestern university.
Herman Riedman, Of Alton, Iowa,
has been a guest at the Gebink home
since Wednesday, last week. Mr..
Riedeman owns farm north of town
leased by Henry Rietman. He left
again on Tuesday.
Two cars of stock were shipped by
the Shipping association last Satur-
day morning. Manager Eilts and
Henry CHASER accompanied the ship
ment and report Monday the biggest
day for receipts in the history of
South st. Paul, 858 carloads being re-
ceived
Fred Aandahl, oldest son Of Hon.
and Mrs. S. j. Aandahl, left on Mon
day for Grand Forks to attend the
state university. Fred has attended
the Litchville high school during the
past three years and only lacked two
credits for graduation. He will take
a general college course at the ~"
for couple of years, after which he
will study law.
Mrs. Olaf Erickson and baby daugh-
ter, Dorothy, returned home last Sat-
urday. They spent two weeks va
cation with relatives at Rothsay and
Pelican Rapids, MINI.
The Fargo Forum notes that Miss
Helen Blake left last Sunday morning
for the university of Minnesota, where
ho will ho 1,o inc
working for her masters degree in
English. Miss Blake was principal of
the Ltchville high school in 1894
and later taught at Sanborn.
Confirmation services were held at
the Swedish Lutheran church, Sunday
forenoon, and class of seven receiv
ed into full membership of the church.
The following were confirmed: Will
liam Carlson, Mabel Anderson, Oscar
Rodin, Mamie Nordquist, Jennie
Wahlstrom, Elof Rodin and Albin Carl
son.
Miss Alma Kjelland is teaching
near Driscoll this year.
Peter G. Foss received his citizen
ship papers at LaMoure last Monday.
Mrs. Bake, of Sloan, Iowa, who
was d guest az Iuc NcuddS uOl4c, I'LL
again last Friday
r. E. Stuart went to Fargo Wednes-
day to consult physician for an at
lection of the chest.
J. H. P. Applequist, of Kingsburg,
CAL, arrived here last Saturday. Mr..
Applequist is one of the pioneer set
tiers Of Svea township and was post
master out there for number Of
years, until the Office was discontinue
ed at the advent of the railroad here.
He still owns a fine section farm in
Svea, leased by A. w. Johnson but
has made his home on the coast for
more than a decade.
1t is rumored that Claus Hartman
is coming back from Mt. Vernon, Iowa,
to make his home on his farm here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tweit, who have been
visiting their daughters, Mrs. Ludwig
Sonsthagen and Mrs. Oscar Person,
left for their new home at Tower City
Wednesday.
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