The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-10-25

/ MIS-. JOnn NcuStaeQter was brought
home from the hospital Sunday, but is
not able to work yet.
Mrs. e. r. Roberts and Mrs. VIM.
Moore shopped in Fargo Saturday.
Prof. Arthur E. Field, returned to
the city Sunday.
Harry Belknap is at Glendive and
Terry, Mont, on interests, for the
Northwest Nursery company.
Miss Nina May Coleman, who is at
tending the Fargo A. c., spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Carrie Coleman.
Rmember the P. e. o. Rummage
Sale Friday and Saturday, Nov. 2 and
3, at the old post Office building, and
buy Liberty Bonds. !
Geo. Staples left Monday morning
for Baker and Terry, Mont. Mr..
Staples represents the Northwest Muir
sery. III
MIR. and Mrs. Neil McFadgen, are
moving to the Noxen home on Helena
aven6e. ~. j.. .@..sZ I.
= The Auxiliary Guild Of the Uongre:
gational church have bought Liberty
Bond,
MI. and Mrs. Peterson, of the Fair
store have moved into the DR.. Bell
house on Tracy avenue.
Miss Mabel Baarstad, who is teach
ing in Tower City, arrived Friday, and
will remain at her home in the city,
during the teachers institute.
This paper is in receipt Of letter
from Ed Nicoli of Bow Island, Canada,
enclosing subscription to keep the pa
per coming another year. :,
A +. n Tn1cio IF nozov WhO ha al
been to St. Paul on business, arrived
in the city Sunday. to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. F. O. Tolstad, and family, en-
route to his home.
jamestown Alert: Mrs. Charles E.
Hunt and children of Valley, City have
left for Camp Greene, Charlotte, N. c.,
to join DR.. c. E. Hunt. stationed there
with the medical unit.
The Lincoln school volley ball team
of girls. entertained the Richie school
team at luncheon Tuesday evening in
the domestic science rooms The Richie
girls being the victors in the final con-
test game.
The general hospital has closed ito
doors and the ladies in charge have
taken up other lines of work.
Miss Jennie Marsh, Of Tower City, Is
in the city attending the teachers in
stitute, and is a guest Of Mrs. Moor
dale. - s.
Miss Karen Christianson, of Daily,
is a guest OF Mrs. M0ordale, and is at
tending the teachers institute OF
Barnes county. H.. H..
Enderlin Independent: Miss Nellie
Standal, who is attending the Valley
City Normal, spent the week end Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Standal.
Mrs. H. F.. johnson, returned to her
nome at Prosper Saturday afternoon.
having spent the past week in the
city with her father, l.. Isensee, who
is seriously i'll at his sons home in
this city. ...
DR.. Pray left Saturday night for Chi.
cago to attend the Chemical Congress
of Surgeons Of North America, which
is given full week of demonstration
of war surgery. He will return in
week. I, - s:~,. .s,s~,s .gg4,t r
NJ and Mrs. Ray Bassett enter
tanned Dean and Mrs. Eugene Wood;
hams, Prof. and Mrs. Froysaa, and Mr..
and Mrs. James Farley at dinner Sat
surday evening at their home OH Fifth
avenue.
The First National Bank announces
that 1t win provide free of charge,
large safety deposit box for the pur-
pose of safety kicking. LIBERTY
LOAN BONDS. 24-1d-1w
Miss Fannie Larson, of St. Paul, has
taken up her duties as stenographer
ir the office Of Combs & Richie.
Jud Leader: E. W.. Cowdrey, of VAL
ley City was spending few days here
this week looking after his insurance
affairs. Mr.. Cowdrey is state agent
of one of the old line companies and
makes this point quite often.
Geese and ducks were flying in
great numbers Sunday and reports
show that the hunters who were out
Jared exceptionally we'll. The stormy
weather has brought the game down
from the north earlier than usual this
fall. ..
Mr.. Gilman, state manager Of the
Yeoman lodge arrived in the city Fri
day. -! r..
The BARRIERS dance, given Monday
evening in the K. P. hall is reported
to have been a great success.
Rev. C. G. Heath, of Edmonton, Al.
berta. is visitor in the city and will
preach at the Life and Light Mission
Thursday evening. Rev. Heath is an
old settler of Valley City and his many
friends win be glad 10 hear his SER
mon. @ d
The snakes, which have caused so
much excitement at the Lee Combs
residence, have been taken to the Nor
NAL museum. Prof. Fattig claims that
thee are of-usual types-and Mrs.
COMBS is exceedingly glad the snakes
are safely out of her home.
The Times-Record received a line
from Seymour Stafford at his arrival
at Dickinson He stated that he ar
rived in raging blizzard but would!
soon leave for Glendive, Mont. So far
on his trip every thing was all right.
The P. E. o. Chapter at their last
meeting decided to hold their annual
Rummage Sale about Nov. l. Any one
having contributions for this sale Will
please notify Mrs: Hanna or Mrs. Jei.
frey. Anything in good conditions Will
be accepted. II e
VALLEY CITY IRON 4 METAL co.
We are buying up al kinds OF JUNK
rubber, tires, copper and brass. Scrap