The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31
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Bulletin, May 25.-Ole B. Johnson
urday.
Tuesday afternoon.
Anton Matt, Jr., returned from q
trip to Fargo last Thursday.
c. W. Hanson spent the fore part OF
the week at Fargo on business.
Mrs. H. G. Pakebusch was Marion
caller between trains Monday
The Rosebud Farmers Club will
give a program Memorial day.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Urang were Far
go callers Tuesday and Wednesday.
Thomas Quinlan was Fargo bust
ness caller last Thursday and Friday
Carl Lindstrom returned from stay
in the vicinity of Marion last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Headland werd
Fargo callers Saturday evening and
Sunday
Editor Hermann, Of Marion, was a
business caller in this village Monday
afternoon.
j. B. Christensen left Wednesday for
Twin Valley, Mimi, to look after farm
ing interests.
Two candidates were initiated into
the mysteries of Free Masonry Tues
day evening.
R. M. Davis was business visitor
1T Fergus Falls, Mimi, from Friday
until Monday.
Call at the Times-Record Office when
n Valley City and see the wonderful
linotype machine.
The Masonic lodge is the first organ.
ization in this village to subscribe for
the Liberty Loan bonds.
Anton Lee, of Eastedge, was here
today to buy some of those eggs adj
vertised by r. A. Iongeward.
0. L. Olson went to Fargo Saturday
and returned Monday with Mrs. Olson,
! who has been at a hospital for the
last two months taking treatment for
stomach ulcers.
Overland cars have been sold this
week to Emanuel Kolke and E. w.
| DOrland by the Olof Hansen Co.
Mrs. r. D. Stribling returned home
Monday from Fargo, where she suffer.
ed an operation several weeks ago.
William Rugh, better known as Slim
Baker, arrived here Tuesday after
| spending the winter in Yakima valley,
Wash. ..&
Hon. and Mrs. A. P. Hanson and the
Misses Genevieve McAdam and Rose
Kelley were Valley City callers yes
terday. 49,.
| Miss Hanna Sandin returned home
Wednesday; she has been spending a
number Of weeks with her sister at
St. Paul.
The air was hazy with, smoke both
Sunday and Monday, driven here by
the strong east wind from the region
of the Minnesota forest fires.
Mail Clerk DeGroat says there is
nothing to the story about the mai
clerk being taken off this train .ant
a pouch service installed.
Henry Ten Pas was a Fargo visitor
from Saturday until Monday, goins
down to see his daughter, Johanna
who is at a hospital taking treatment
for blood poison
Mrs. E. J. Scholten and son, Ken
meth, Of Alton, Iowa, are guests at thu
Henry Giebink home in this city, ar
irving yesterday. Mrs. SchOlten is {
sister of Mrs. Giebink. -" 4
Gust Spencer has been carrying
bandage around his head this week tt
conceal bad cut which he sustained
last Sunday when he accidentally fel
from chair he was standing on, Will,
doing an odd job in the kitchen a
r home.
Rev. J. w. Brink, of the North Ma,
ion church, left last Saturday for New
York city to attend the annual meet
, ing of the Reformed churches of Am
erica. Mr.. Blink is one of the tw
delegates from the Dakota Chassis, ir
Guiding North and South Dakota an
2 part Of Iowa.
T Attorney and Mrs. Alfred Zuger an
! son, of Bismarck, were visitors at tn
l R. D. Flavin home, northwest of tow1
5 from Saturday until Monday Nj
t Zuger was formerly county attorne
y of Barnes county and later assistar
I attorney general. Mrs. Zuger is si
a ter of Mrs. Flavin.
j. M. Wigtil has bought a half inte
est in the Edison merchandise store {
Kathryn, and expects to move dow
with his family and take charge tn
!. first part of June. We understan
# that Mr.. Edison will not be activel
q connected with the business after tina
q but have not heard what his futu1
n plans are.
n Prof. Slocum, of the engineering d
q partment Of the A. C. was in town la
h Friday and Saturday, making surve
p. Tor the drainage system. He found
fall of II feet from the surface
Broadway to the gully, south of tow
and a fall of eight feet from the be