The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-27

H. E. Poole, of Enderlin, was in the
city on Saturday. g@aaH &r>
George Reidman was visitor at
Fargo on Sunday.
Albert Anderson. of Darcy, was in
the city on Sunday. f
Henry Flynn, of Eckelson, was in
the city on Saturday.
| F. E. Jordon, of Wimbledon, was
caller in the city on Monday.
Tom Blewett, of Sanborn, was Wis
itor in Valley City on Tuesday.
| O.. T. Hart was a passenger to st.
Paul Tuesday afternoon on business.
j. Z. Buttree returned to the city on
Monday from business trip to Grand |
Forks.
visitor in Valley City between trains |
Monday.
| G.. B. Glade, of Fargo, who repre-
sents the Deere-Weber Co.. was in the
city on Monday.
Miss Vella Bartz has as her guests |
this week the Misses Ruby and Vera
Fredrickson, of Kansal.
Miss Della Holman underwent an
operation on Saturday for appended
tbs at the Platou hospital.
Edwin Hansen, of Darcy, was a Val
ley City visitor over Sunday, and while
here stopped at the Valley Hotel.
Fred Carlson, of Wimbledon, was a
visitor in the city over Sunday and
was registered at the Valley Hotel.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. James Grady were Wis
itors at Fargo on Monday, making the
| trip by auto and returning Monday
night.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will
meet on Thursday afternoon at the
Louis Anderson farm. Everybody is
welcome.
Miss Bella Staples, student of the
Normal school, was called to her home
in Montana last Friday by the death OF
her sister.
Judge Irgens issued a marriage
license on July 81 to William G. Stack
and Miss Margaret Locking, both of
Valley City.
Miss May E. Whereby left on Mon
day for Lewistown, Mont, where she
has accepted a position in depart
ment store.
Walter Coop and son, James, accom-
panied the National Highways party as
far as jamestown, returning to the
city on No. 4.
E. Broe, of St. Paul, who represents
Foley Bros. & Quinlan, was an arrival
in the city Monday and spent Tuesday
here on business.
Mrs. John Davidson and sons, of
Leal, were over-Sunday visitors in Val
ley City at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
IP. G. Davidson.
H. Longslet, of Detroit, Mimi. was
among the callers in Valley City Mon
day and registered at the Hotel Kin
dred while here.
Mrs. G. Bowers and daughter, Fern,
left Monday morning for Kensal, after
spending the past week with Mrs.
Bartz and Mrs. Greenen.
Miss Jean Smith returned to the city
on Monday morning from an over-Sun-
day visit at Shoreham, Mimi, where
she went on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Raney returned
home on Sunday evening from Fargo,
where they spent couple of days and
took in the state fair on Saturday.
Mrs. E. G.. Wanner and children, Of
Bismarck, are expected to arrive in
the city on Wednesday evening for a
| WISH dC CuC VI IN1 .. 1. y. N1OO.i
; Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Carmody and
. three children were an auto party from
, Linton who stopped over in Valley
| City Saturday on their way to Grand
, Forks.
, Miss Ella Holtquist, of the millinery
department at the Right Price Mercan-
tile company's store, was visitor in
Fargo last week attending the state
fair.
i Darlington Independent: R. E..
Walker, l.. C. Green, DR.. Cusack and
Leon Galehouse left Friday by auto
for Perham, Mimi, for few days fish
ing. The auto was abandoned at Val
ley City on account of the rain and the
balance of the trip made by rail.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church is invited out to spend Thurs
day afternoon at Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Anderson's farm, southeast of town.
Try to get out as many as possible,
hearty welcome and good lunch is as
sured.
FOR SALE-Four lots, south front,
l two blocks from St. GATHERINGS
parochial school, Call 1915 Fourth
avenue or phone 81. 27-2W
lFOR SALE-TwO Chester White sOWs
and pigs Normal Farm phone 489J.
24-3d-1W
FOR SALE-A large kitchen range
cheap. Phone 9O5X. 24'3d-lw
POSITION WANTED-By eXerienced
cook on cook car. Phone 249L.
19-7d-2w.
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