The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-23

gin the work Of settling in the new
home, Mabel and Mary following Mon
day. Oliver and Rudolph, accompan-
led by Albert Erickson, will drive down
later in the week.
Theodore Thompson returned last
Friday from trip to Minnesota,
where he was looking up a location
for farming near Wolverton.
John and Anton Arves left last
Thursday on a trip to the Fort Peck
reservation in Montana, where they
are looking for homestead land.
Miss Agnes Haarsager was in Fargo
last week having dental work done,
and visited at the Chas. Olson home
Friday and Saturday on the way home.
Now that the farmers telephone
line has been completed, the local ex-
change will issue new directory,
copy for which is now in the hands of
the printer.
A. E. Rockwold, his daughter, Elsie,
and son, Albert, accompanied by Pete
Rockwell and daughter, Alma, autoed
to Valley City last Saturday. On con-
sultation with a doctor it was decided
that Albert, who has been in poor
health for some time, should have an
operation for appendicitis before it
becomes serious.
! Mrs. Albert Ruud went to Litchville
Monday for visit with friends.
| DR.. l.. S. Platou and John Holland,
of Valley City, were business visitors
, in our village on Monday.
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sister, Miss Olga, at the H. O. Dahle
home, last Friday and Saturday.
! Ellers Johnson returned Monday
from Fargo and Minneapolis, bringing
with him a new housekeeper
Mrs. J. D. McFarlane and daughter,
Florence, were Fargo visitors between
trains Monday and Tuesday.
| The ladies aid of Ringstaker congre-
! cation will hold their annual sale and
supper at the L. S. Nordgaard home
Thursday, Nov. %.
The Ole Foien family have moved
into town and are occupying the east
half of the upstairs rooms in the Carl
BOnde building over Enger's lunch
room.
The Misses Bergan entertained
: about rs young people Sunday evening
at farewell reception for the Misses
Mabel and Mary Olson.
Officers Of the temperance society
for the ensuing year, elected Sunday
evening, Nov. 4, are as follows: Presi-
dent A. Strom; vice president, II. 0.
! Dahle; secretary, Anton Reiten; trea-
surer, E. O. Graalum; program CON-
mittee, Mrs. Olaf Nahum, Mrs. H. O.
Dahle, Alfred Lasseson; membership
committee, Ole S. Reiten, A. j. Salt
hammer, Mrs. A. Jothen.
O. T. Olson drove to Valley City
Monday evening, bringing back Albert
Ruud, who is suffering with stomach
trouble and will stay at the Gust
Bjerke home for q while.
l.. S. Nordgaard left Tuesday with
car Of stock for the shipping associa-
ton, consigned to South St. Paul. He
will visit relatives in Minneapolis and
also in WacOma, Iowa, before return
ing.
The West Prairie correspondent was
off duty last week and the following
important news item was missed:
Twins, boy and a girl. were born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Holberg, Friday,
Nov. 8. All are we'll and the proud
parents are receiving congratulations.
Rudolph Olson was in Litchville be-
tween trains Saturday, saying good
bye to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Reiten attended
the district meeting at Horace Friday,
Saturday and Sunday.
A Qualey returned last Thursday
from his trip to the northern part OF
the state. While at Aneta he helped
, to re-elect the president.
! The shadow social at the school
house in district No. "a Saturday even
ing, Nov. 4, was success, adding
about $25 to the library fund.
C. F. Norberg has bought the old
slaughter house from A. Nahum, NOV
ed it onto his lots south of the track,
and will use it to house part of his
machipery.
Mrs. Karen Ellison was taken sud
denly i'll with stomach trouble Friday,
Nov. 8, at the home of her son, Helmer,
in Fargo, and passed away on Satur-
day evening Nov. IL. The funeral ser
& vices were conducted by Row q. y