The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-03

John Heimes left Tuesday morning
for Jessie, returning on the evening
train.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Fournie and SON
returned Tuesday morning from Min
neapolis, where they have been visit
ing.
Prof. R. A. Acher returned to the
Ecity Tuesday morning from Enderlin,
where he spent several days attending
a meeting.
M. G. Straus, of Casselton, arrived
Tuesday morning on No. 7 to look aft
er his interests in Valley City.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Doerner, of
the arrival of a big boy Tuesday morn
ing.
Miss Irene Rusfeldt, of Eckelson, is
spending several days in the city as
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. C.. E.
Moore.
F.'W. Fuller, roadmaster of tho
Northern Pacific, spent Tuesday in
the city looking after company bust
ness.
Fred Jacobson, register clerk at the
| Valley City p0stoffice, started Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock on two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Wy1ie Nelson left Tuesday
morning for Fargo, where she will
visit with her daughter, Hazel, for
several days.
| F. Becker went up to Rogers Satur'
day morning to look after his farming
interests near that place. Mr.. Becker
recently purchased the C. J. Christian
son farm, northwest of Rogers.
Prof. Bell was called last Friday to
his old home in Allison, Iowa, by the
serious illness of his father. Word
has been received that his father died
| two hours before Mr.. Bell arrived Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. c. Johnson, who
have been residing at the Rudolf, will
move into the Geo. NJ. Young house on
Fifth avenue, Wednesday. Mr.. John
son is a representative of the Seattle
Nut House.
DR.. Chas. E. Hunt spent Sunday here
with his family He came from Bis
marck Saturday night and reports bus
; mess rushing in the medical corps.
He has several stenOgraphers and
clerks under him and all are kept very
busy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Smith returned
! Monday from a few days visit with
their son, Ridgeway, in Minneapolis.
Master Ridgeway is student in St.
James school at Faribault, Mimi, and
went to the Twin. Cities to meet his
parents.
Several ladies of the Senior Guild
of the Congregational church are re-
hearsing the very humorous sketch,
How the Story Crew." which they in
tend presenting in the near future at
the church. They report the story
as growing.
Marion Sentinel: Joe Hoekstra, who
went to Montana several weeks ago
to look up a new location, has bought
an improved farm near Denton, Mont,
in the Judith Basin. This is one of
the best sections of Montana, and we
wish Joe success in the new home.
Pettibone Spectator: Hans Ander
son, of Darcy, was an arrival here the
fore part of the week with four horses
and some farm machinery. AS soon
as he can ship other farm machinery
and horses here from his home, he
will start breaking on his farm, which
joins the Frank Rossell farm on the
south.
Chief of Police Swanson has put
signs on the roads in the outskirts of
the city relating to the city's speed
ordinance. This ordinance defines the
speed limit within the city as eight
miles per hour and drivers of autOmo-
biles should give this careful consider
alton.
Victor Langquist, who has been con-
ductor on the switch engine in Valley
City for some time, left Tuesday morn
ing to take up his duties as conductor
on the CooperstoWn passenger train.
C. w. Nelson, county auditor, has
beautified the three lots which he
owns across from his residence on
Eighth avenue by planting shade trees
and shrubbery. He has also allowed
five or six different families the use of
the land this summer for gardens.
Dr. L. S. Platoon, whose Offices
have been in the Chris Rein building
for some time, moved Monday to his
new location over the City Drug store,
Ou Nd1u oLlCCL. II. I4duoOA liao q
turned to the city and will also take
up his duties above the City Drug
store.
Enderlin Independent: John Bart
ness has sold his interest in the En-
derlin garage to his partners and will
return to his former home at Elbow
Lake, MINI. We have not learned his
plans for the future, but wish him sue
cess in whatever branch of business
he may engage.
The Misses Delphia Sharp, PRINCIPAL
Of the Oriska school, and Marjorie Cas-
sell, principal of the Getchell school,
were guests of Miss Hazel Nelson Sat
urday while in the city to attend the
meeting of the teachers of the county.
They are both sorority sisters Of Miss
Nelson.
The thirty~ffth annual meeting CT
the North Dakota Women's Home Mis-
sionary Union and the North Dakota
branch of the Women's Board Of Mis-
sions of the Interior will be held in
the Congregational church of James
town Wednesday and Thursday OF
next week, May and 10. The Mis-
sionary society of the local Congrega-
tional church elected Mesdames Otto
Chilberg, George A. Fridd and Wylie
Nelson to represent them at the meet.
ing.
The Misses Carrie and Gene SHEDS
h ,,,n,o, 10 mo Ovor from Hastings bV