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Exemption Board for Luna
County Is 0ruanl,ed

Sheriff W. c. Simpson is chairman
OF the War Exemption Board of Lunn
county, {. J. Kelly. secretary, and
pr. 7. NJ. Steed medical examiner
The board has received its final in .
slrnetions and will at once begin ae.
i've duties following the Presidents
orders.
Every man whose name apears ON
ihe registration list will have AN equal
ehance Tor service or for non. serv.
ice There is no pull of other influ.
enee that can change the method of
selective service. Some few people
are exempt, but the number is very
limited
The local board has already had
several meetings and work is pro.
ceeding IN ITS regular order The To-.
cal lists are posted IN the lobby of
The court house where il Is the duty
OF each person registered to see if
his registration card is IN possession
OF the board. The method, manner.
and time' aud place of draft will be
prescribed by the Pre- sident.
The quotas TO be furnished by each
local board, which determines In ac-
eordance with the act of Congress.
authorizing the President To draft
certain military forces. These quotas
are made up in proportion to the pop.
nlatlon and credit will be gwen to
any locality for the number of men
who were IN military service on April
/, on who have since entered the sery.
ice up to June 30
Exemptions are limited to four
classlhcations, hrst, those physically
unfit second, those employed in es-
senllal positions IN war industries (.
third, those with certain religious be.
llefs fourth, men with wives or other
relatives wholly dependent upon them
for support.
The board Is required to meet with
m one day after the orders are sent
out by the President, due notice of
which viii appear IN public print
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Hospital Happenings

Mrs. Gertrude Gardner. of LAKE
Valley, is in the hospital for treat
ment A little son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Cadman, of Lords
burg, Tuesday.
Mrs. II. j. Nook was discharged
Wednesday, after spending month
at the hospital.
Geo. Richards. of Hachita. who has
been at the hospital for surgical work
the past two weeks. was discharged
Wednesday.
Deming graphic., 1917-07-06
Cattlemen and Horsemen
Convene al Carlsbad

The New Mexico Cattle and Horse
Growers Association will be held at
Carlsbad, n. NJ, July l3 and IA. A
large attendance of cattlemen and
horsemsn from all sections of the
state are expected at this convention,
and this promises to be one of the
most interesting and important con-
yentions ever held IN the state.
Deming graphic., 1917-07-06
Oeming Red Cross Chapter

The committee ON hospital supplies
wishes To announce that their rooms
will be open Monday morning at nine
and remain open forcnoons from now
on.
Those who wish to assist in sewing
OH bath robes. shoulder wraps and
hospital bed shirts will pleasce
come To the rooms and designate the
hours and days they wish to sew.
Deming graphic., 1917-07-06
Army and Navy LEAGUE

Meets first and third Wednesday
of each month
Tn To date the membership totals
50 and l. rapidly increasing.
The ladies are now working on
wristlets, helmets and Jackets. All
are much interested in the work and
these industrious, loyai ladies have
fine finished articles 10 their credit
Graphic Want Ads bring results.
Deming graphic., 1917-07-06
RosCh Q Leopold
Contractors q Builders
Plans and Specifications upo
application
T0ssell Store Enlarged

". 7. Tossell x Sons Jewelry
store will be beauty spot" when
hoseh a Leopold get through with it.
" Will be doubled in size and have
handsome plate glass front.
'harlie says Nothing too good
Tor Deming.
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LOCAL AND
PER SONAL


-
', l.. Hubbard and family spent
'"e 'our'h at Hurley
Mrs uosho
business visitor Monday.
r 4 ,h,,so.e',, ~
nesd.y From -, -, - r "e
@'o:% o'''
+. NJ. Pride. of Hatch, was trans
""''
pr Joe Beck, '. s., of Colorado.
Texas. was a business visitor Tues
day.
nc Il. -.
with his father in-law, Mr. Withers,
oil Horse Cave. ky.
, ~ n
anu a"''' ''''"''e'' from
:. - -. ~ 'i9''"'
m d,
~ ~ 1t AZ '9''e"
I... -. - 80. '"''' "'"e''S 'S'"' u"
-@ So
" II. Ackl,n, who i, interested m
mining at Sherman, is prospectlng ,n
the Florida mountains.
the Misses Nina and Anna Dolllns
spent the Fourth m the Florida
mountains.
"e' I" T. rnr'eN' ol Ai"","eflue'
s'"'e 9"ie''h'eh"'h o' 'he ah'l-oa
'oo'' ''eas"'' WI III pehilhs "euie7-
ne FLORENCE WINS 'lr'ie oi the
"i,7'io" 'n"''" N''' ''''e' Win Mrs'
y y "a'ra'hs 'o"iofro" evening"
All '"e'noe'' are r'P"e7'e" I" pe pres
eh''
Harry HuhborJ come dawn from
'''.''. l' ~ - :, ~, W t,',,,
- ~ -, "'.,' - "a. cI;'
:, ~ N o"e " r.',.''' Wv ."'''''''' W '"'
'' -<-
Miss Ella Blom. proprietor of the
Park hotel, and Mrs. Elliott and lit
tie daughter. Helen. spent the Fourth
in Silver City, and report having al
most ENJOYABLE time.
Landlord and Mrs. Perry are max
aim, tho nonnlor D;nee bo,el Ol;n
= an ort;s, in h,s bne
Deming graphic., 1917-07-06

+. Lovney's Candies, highest in quail
i,v. elegant packages.-Rosser Drug
Co,
Deming graphic., 1917-07-06
Some especially nice numbers Of
Cranes stationery for graduating
presents at Rosser Drug Co.

Try a Graphic Want Ad--they gel
results.
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Professional
Directory
AttOrneys-at-law

vu-GHT a WATSON
NA' ,rToRNEys AND coUNsELoRs
mr. Rloek Spruce Street
Deming graphic., 1917-07-06

J. V. Tinnin, Mrs. Jessie Lane and
son. Jack. Mrs. 4. j. Barracks and
Miss PER- Barracks made pleasure
trip to Silver City and Tyrone ON the
glorious Fourth, returning in the ev-
ening. The party made the trip in
Mr.. Huxtable's ear, and all returned
feeling much improved from dav :
rest of cares and labors.
Deming graphic., 1917-07-06

nuES 5. FIELDER
'A'''' ATToRNEY'ATLAw
,,-l.r RniIdiEe Pine Street
Deming graphic., 1917-07-06

j. c. O'Leary left Tuesday even
ing for FL Paso. where he will enter
u hospital for I'm operation. Mr..
O'Leary has been connected with the
Deming Headlight staff for some time
and his many friends hope he may
soon return much improved in health
Deming graphic., 1917-07-06

The Graphic is paper of the peo-
pie. for the people and by the people
of Luna county and the great South
west. and to maintain lis standard
We ask each and EVERYONE To do their
part bv contributing al least one news
item each week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
NOTICES-LegA
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN NEW
KENT COUNTY. VA.

Pursuant to a decree entered by tho
Circuit Court for tho County Of New
Kent, Va. in tho chancery suit OF
Pierman va. Wynne ct ais, we will sell
publicly at the residence OF the late
NJ. +. Plerman, near Providence Forge,
In New Kent County. on tho Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway, on
SEPTEMBER "a, 1917.
at IL A. NJ,
the two tracts of 1an of which M. r.
Pierman died seized and possessed.
First a tract called "Sherman's." on
which he resided, containing ia acres.
This Is a nice farm: has a dwelling and
outbuildinEs and a nice quantity Of
timber.
Second. a tract containing 40 acrea.
This tract has on 1t some good farm
land. a dwelling. outbu!ldings n some
TERMS OF SALE: one-third cash,
balance In nine and eighteen months.
For further information. apply to L
Al Nance, R%oxbury. Va. or Manly II.
Barnes. Providence Forge. Va, or
Laney Jones, 1-2 North Eleventh
Street, Richmond, Va.
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T.-D.WANTS

SUNDAY; 10 ssn.. . linz per insertion.
The following rate. Apply Ivr repeated
IS SseR %! s so pEE c xkkka FoS i "a.
RATE PER LINE.
Minimum space. Two Iinsa
SuNDAf M! . DAILY inssruon., ~ centa
G Ecisy shsHsSiaSas' , IT, ssss. % cent.
s~i,u.AeI. ".n.-. 1880 .aa sxS..le
line rAihx Or sC..DAt. : sssI . nus.
ass.s OK n.u.s.teinsnl 10 soiiu sasls. IL
Ths aSoS. rates Cover s ~, r.a 20 sas nns.
ClAssiheAltons not guaranteed after = r, r..
sSs "iiooi.S. ~ 49,. INC. 1... 49,. sSs 81.
NE. ar. toF tue eonssnisnvs VI lns puUi.c.
teg0Iar once rates snien ~. as"sa Above.
W@eL Or rOCoAAH o11>EAA.
G.vsao !. cs1s s@i.. s.vsl ~. ana
= Ch.riss . Turner. Druxsis. Vest sro4a
S.sns ra".M 4.s ss:s hsaeyss Az
IL H. sooker Orus store. sVVI ~. Nam
.Soy's DEus store. Allen Ave. and GRACE
Allen A,e. rharmacy. Alien Ava .na
4 b. Johann Drug Co.. sx7 ". M.in ~
Pane susst f~n-in.ey. szts. rns OF.
". X Nay :. ssv... DivoA A.s. .1u csV
..IrAsrsnt Drug e.urs. fousne. .uu Brs.a
EASI OF ESSS3kGG S4ktkEG
~ Coheu Co.. - EsAt bfosu 81
: " eispsrhers sA--.Ae K. oio.a 81
tragic Drug -. sLi D. nsv-u at
=. 4. yeuries Dfus s.o... -, A.. nfoau 81
N silis Drux o,vrs, ruln anu Ainl sn.ii oo
y. 4. U.ssy. scv .eofta 1.a,a o.
taehArd>on Drug otvrs. wi q. SoSsn-
X. Ii. Cniidrey. - n. Eixntsentn q.
Yurusr's rlssIaAeS. Ts...y-ar. ..l Man
Williams Pharmacy. rwsn,y-nrst anu
Springer Drug Company. Twea,y-thlrd
:. aofus Dru. stors. 2~en,y-nintn and =
Wood e sen.as Drug Co. T~sa,y-at,a
= eous rnaiu..cy. Twenty.nfth and Leigh
- Ghuseh Hm Pharmacy. $500 E..r Broad
!; S..as p.S1 ssS.:; a. p.v 2 sse.a q
= sAIRAousT;
Fstxtneunt fhArLnASy. 2l2s Paramount
1ARTuN AEIGATa
R1dy'e Drug stofe, korth Ava
plesras OrtS ototS, Low kVTIa Ava
ALA PAM
A. ~. Cosby ~ ~, 4svv AuuN Ava
". h. vAugn.n. roui.n .nu stuart
\ X Townsend. -Aiiton Aid MArylsnd
SOUTH niCitNOSD.
Hraneh CmSS Atmee-OIsp..cu. I<os HUI
WOODLAND L
woodiand hsiRnu fnArmacy. sisS
!. Charles u. Garrison. :lI7 Forest Hin ave-
sWASSbOkC.
IL Robert. t iiI1 ss.'s' s'0' Hull ST
H. <, =, ~ Black ga. ',.ni.LisourE Ava
feoples Drux StvrN SSvS " iiI~insDuTE
PETERSBURG.
.DispAlcu brAnEn. 40 Sorln SycS-
a1ors street. pItune ~StgEuDuTk -zs.
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CHURCH NOTICES
EPIsCOPAT

EPIsGoPAL "
g. Ssrs = s! Il ssaT asslS 4 s,5::.S. hSX;:
a Ss'ss o 'tsSa ss'o soTd. :xiisni as.e s5aser
FIRST pa REasSssTsgTEEEffRsANs
BIZ bIs.f g;F! A e & ~ s sns q .1Ad e z
SEcoNp PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
s ssssiss: s:s ! I + 1 /: Il: ana 81. d. Ss asssy
GRACE COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN
ssy.. ;. EAT, ealy hy. sSs. va KH.f !. g.. S s.:;s.:
Hoo a. n. and 500 j. M;-The pastor.
,S s;$:s ( 1: MM.:- -h1Ss.t sia: :sss''+
7 ;:sS r + -Nss A s.Ueia's s s.disssh School
Visitors welcome.
nd sFF s;s.1 Pa s!,!.; sSHf i ssHotsJysy z a: II.
]. y. Sunday .esssi s?ss =. I u a 4 &; :.s
s:a; SiaSs.k :::yis. Ssaas.d fes'e x lis
SECOND sArrIsr CHURCH tyraaxlia
SNh SUI s'i +. i: BIZ i:xi sSiisIP iii 49,. y;
A1' Hss R:ssp. e. ? 3 sss H;i;- = s..; =;::n g.
sG'r fw WSSS MI s sGd Leigh ss!:stS|-IPssssr
l. ::Es !; e &ask g As ~. sssi Ss.y :. = g.:
Morning music-"The Kin Of Love-, Ny
shepherd, is." Schneider. sole-Sin to
Evening musie-"o. Jesus Thou Art Stand
ing John B.. Marsh. "rroteet Us Through
Daniel
eIsrEs pAk MsS aE4a5b1sr CHURCH
School Bli!dinE., sYndsy. school $50 81
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST.
Regular services Will be held to.m orrov
norn,nE In II: church sdiaGs teornsr fark
Busjeet: Substance" Wednesday evening
testimony and experiences mestinS. at
are located In the Virginia hallway and
Power Building, corner Seventh and Frank.
days, from 10 4. u to s P. n. All are
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BOATS AND

rp,,,s,ao sOnis ESM sHLE 49,. ;.
eu he: and pI sur ssss sy -t y. ' e s.n 5S.s 3:
fssien,d vita copper rlvst., AID Srsss saIsSG.
E fsnd nsil. Or % fpS .Io ni p5i.y md Sy ,a ms t5om
% kleninend under own power; IS Il. p
stsiteri .u,oMeSils control. Eisotr,o iiEhtss
throughout Can aseommodsts sig psopie on
this season.. and viii sell for one-third
Sr,s saa,p, est "a: h " x.shI'r. sel'nhoa'
FOR sale. <5-foot sasoilne steamer: u tons
BURDEN: suttsbls ior c%oastinE trade: Buff
fa1o motor; cheap IL sold at once. Terms.
Harry c: Allen. Colorado Building. wash.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD
kindling Wood
Fifty Gents Per Load

long. suitable for kindlins wood. at So
cents per load, to be londed and hauled
by purchaser fsom ouI plant ut Broad
Street and Belt Line.
MoNTAGUE MANUFACTURING co.
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Z ~wANTED-Maio

EssniIia f TO- Hss s.s p :s:sis; ApVHl, The
WANTED, EradHate ph.rmaoist 20 work
WANTED. soda fountain expert and ! e.
~ststantS 1T Marine PhAxmaey. Quantioo.
WANTEb. a rood clerk for general mer.
chandise store: Apply with good refsr.
sness. msle or female. 7. o. Box IS. II.
WANfEP. boy. 1S ,yeaTs OF ago. .Oppor.
tunity for milking. big gsges- Apply WI.
son Paper Box Co.. Inc. 3:l3 and 22ls East
Franklin Street.
UNUSUAL. denlana At attractive saiartes Tor
boys and young. men who arc eMclSnt
stonoEraphers and bookkeepers. New classes
now starting: day and evening sessIons. Ask
for eatalokue. Massey Buslness College.
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Observation-Disclosures

To the creditors Of WILLARD T..
CLARY. OF Richmond. In the County
Of Henrioo. and district aforesaid
Notice is hereby given that on
the 7th day Of March, A. D. 1917. tho
said WILLARD T. CLARY was duly
meeting Of his creditors will be held
In my office. Rooms 1l1S-1l1s Mutual
Building, Richmond. Va, on tho 2<TH
o'clock. In the forenoon. at which time
the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint q trustee,reIamine
the bankrupt, n transact such other
business as may properly como before
said meeting.
THOa h SNEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
September II. 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
HELP ~WANTED-Femaie

HELP WANTED-Female
WANTED, girls IA to Is years
old. to work eight hours per
day. Good pay while learning.
Special Christmas present for
those entering now. British
American Tobacco Co., Ltd, 800
North Lombardy Street
s:;s 2s!.' B "a Sssf Shop S's {. 's :. assi,,A s...
WANTED. good cook 70 wash and Iron
.n &c. t 4n..SS.s 81 m shris; 4 sSBfi par. r.tn Av Isas..
WANTED. YOUNG LADIES
OVER 1e YEARS OLD FOR
DAY AND NIGHT WORK. DAY
BEGINNERS PAID $3.50 PER
WEEK WHILE
NIGHT BEGINNERS ARE
PAID A MUCH HIGHER
RATE. ALSO WANT YOUNG
MEN OVER 16 A OLD
FOR DAY AND NIGHT WORK.
ALLEN & GINTER
BRANCH, SEVENTH AND
CARY STREETS.
wAST. : room ae on ;1P I:I! XSsly ef ss.s 600 !
WANTED, white women and
girls, 16 years old and over.
for clean, pleasant and profit
able employment (either day or
mighty in our modern cigarette
factory. Pay while learning not
less than S1.25 per day: after
learning, from $3.50 to $3.50
per day of ten hours. Time and
a half for night work. Pay once
a week. Meals served below
cost. A special Christmas pres
ent for those entering. now.
British-American Tobacco Co.
(Ltd.). 900 North Lombardy
Street.
w :.ssE ss,. 'a NSsls s.. . i.if si.s.isair.. also
wxsTEP Alss o :ss:; TBS Hss:I R fhlssnsss9s'ia'.
wtRsEI .:.7sSM I1ssss l. :ss.J SlI'aS s!9a e. ::v.s :
ssasd ee.E. t:.Ise.sis; SSH9iiy. WI ssa,,a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
Montague Mfg. Co.
8. W.. Corner Tenth ana Dfsin Sta.
LUMBER AND MILL WORK.
A Mothers Love

feet - Pet Unborn. The char.
acteriNio Of womanhood u . mothers
lovo and pride for her baby. -we
The external application, "AotAer's
Ffiend', 10 prepared especially for expect
ant motha1a II relieves The pain and
discomfort oeosstoned by b stretching
strain upon the l!Samsnts and he skin
Of tho abdomen, when baby n born II
makes elastic those muscles which ma
turo 10 expanding and soothes the In.
fiammation Of breast glands. h Expect.
ant mother remains \ pretty mother by
using Mothers Friend. Her form In
preserved and danger Is avoided.
Mothers Friend" 10 to DO led as
your drug gtore. Write the Rradhsld- Reg.
ulator Co., Dept. E. IS Lamar Building.
Atlantis, Ga They will send you n most
valuable and interesting book, without
chargo, Motherhood n tho Baby.
Mothers Friend" mako e possible for
you to aid nature yourself In the won.
derful work to be done and no WOMAN
should 60 a single night without ustns It
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RICHMOND TIMEsD1sPATCH: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is. 1917
Hell, wANrRD-Fem.,e

WANTED. kris to work In our bindery.
gSstsnee not neeesnary. Apply Al once to
t@ s.ln,iihnm r.tpanE Company. II North Four
YOUNG ladies Above Is 70 qualify for pleas
our ant oGles wor. With S9od pay BY taking
courses, Tuition rates reasonable: sessions
Gay and evening. Massey Business ColieEe.
WIN have seHeP.I aesirasls tTcvsiins Pc.
sss.!ons epsn dHrinE th' month Of ssp nn
Of ESSd appearance ard sdusstion These
onsr short hours. outdoor inteIcstinx work.
S!srintssd Income snd auiek promotion.
Perienes annseessaly. ss we give good train.
G1!. tu,i os aE..::iIsss e esse.l hffas!' ns:, . Isssltta;
and previous sxpsfisnee in nrst letter, Adj
street. CHICAGO. iii
WANTED. ,younE woman ex~perienced In
Main Street:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15

young man not over - years Of
for position as bookkeeper in q bank.
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15

WANTED. two fsst shoe repairers to 1t 0p
work for machine. $50 TO 325 per week
for fast men. j. G. Leland. 32l North
Elfth street.
sistant. Small salary 10 start. The Rich.
mond News Co. <1i East Marshall Street.
two neat colored boys. Apply
4lt East Main Street.
TlhEkEEPER and clerk for large govern
mont building operation near Norfolk. Va
Ono who can do. ypewritinE. Give age, ex-
perience and salary expected in nrst letter.
L %l9. care Times-DNpitch
wANTED. nIst;elsss mecbanic- Apply a33
West Broad gtrest
CONCRETE steel foreman TO place steel On
large Eovernmsnt Job. near Norfolk, Vs.
Give age. experience and salary expected IA
nrst letter. L SIT. care mes-Dispa
carpenter on concrete forms for
Give age. experience and salary expected
IN nrst letter. I 40. care ateh.
Co.
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SEED, LANTs AND TREES

.s..to:... s::s ssso. p.i lSso. Rse,.a . ess:
only. $50 1000: te.se 1000. Other stock low.
r. II. Sweet. WaynssboFo. Va.
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NOTICE..

RICHMOND. TRUST AND SAVINGS co.
Kiehmond. Va. sept, .. 1917.
this company, held this day, a dividend Of
! IL per c cent was dcelarsd upon It's ssp!tsl
payable October /. 1917, to stockhoiders OF
Issord At CLOSE Of business. September IS.
r. J. WILLINGHAM JR-,
AAcrefarx
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LOST n FOUND

LUSI. at Eioa STATION Friday. bexween !
A.u : a. 81. = small rAinsv pau sacred
A.Aoih0n !5a..M.
LUei, male collie pup, marked blaze face.
white collar ana preAat, lott ear lies
fat on top VI head. iAewaru. Return 10
.ov: East Broad. rhone hxndolpp zJS3-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
MONEY TO LOAN
WANTED-Maebinery

MONEY 10 loan. }ioV.o0 en- ViTsinjS farms
Raymond u. Hudson. Attorney, Wash.
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MEETINGS

THE annual meeting Of the stockhoiders Of
b esd h'l e.r az The osnse. Sf the s9mSany. MInih
DAY. September is. isii. at /: o'clock noon.
BY order of the president
w. l. WIGHT. Secretary.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-19
GREEN TOWNSHIP

. April 17.-Boost your home town
Chicago is big enough.
Raw and Myths Stillings motored to
Valley City Saturday evening:
Prof. E. l.. Bowe was in Valley City
Saturday.
Mrs. J. Gallipo is quite i'll from ton
silitis.
Some of the baseball veterans were
seen on the grounds last Sunday.
Call at the Times-Record Office when
in Valley City and see the wonderful
linotype machine.
The song recital given 6J Harry d.
wilson last Friday evening was quite
well attended. Those who were not
present sure missed it.
Why not give musical program!
We have the talent, some very good
singers, school orchestra Ind band
Something could be done in this line,
so why not push?
Next Thursday evening is the next
- number of the lyceum course, given
bv Mrs. w. T. Craswell, of Valley City
and Miss Dewey, of the valley City
State Normal school. Everybody
come.
Lousie Simon is visiting at the Mel
son home this week.
Fred Nelson went to Valley City
Monday. :.
Arthur and George Olson were call
ers at the Alfred Kjelland home Sun
day afternoon.
Amy Evanson was at her home II
town over Saturday and Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid was held at the
Meldahl home last Wednesday.
Walter Wicks was a caller at the
school house Sunday.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-19
+ i. + + + + + + = = r = + = + + I
+ STEWART I
\ + y n j 4 + \ II = = = = + = = 4

April 17-Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Pot
ter and son, Edward, were Valley City
shoppers Tuesday. 80.
Call at the Times-Record Office when
in Valley City and see the wonderful
linotype machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thiel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Thiel and Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Vandrovec were among those
from Stewart who attended the Nc
Fadgen funeral Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Potter and son, frankie,
visited Thursday at the Anton Van
drovec home.
Mrs. Val Potter and children spent
Wednesday at the Peter Clancy home.
Mrs. Will Rohde and children are
| moving back on the farm.
| Will Potter and Harry Clark were
| Sanborn callers Saturday evening.
| Mrs. Will Potter and children and
Mrs. Louis Rohde and children visited
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Fred
Rohde.
A bunch of university students visit
ed school No. Thursday afternoon.
Frank Potter loaded his car OF
household goods Monday, which will
be shipped to Flasher, where the fam
lily will reside in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Dotting and fam
lily spent Sunday at Arnold Zaun's.
The Will Conrad and Val Potter
families and Mr. and Mrs. Will Thiel
spent Sunday at Tom Maresh's.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark and Will
liam Rohde autoed to Valley City Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tabbert and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Rohde visited Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| Schafer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tabbert returned to
their home in Mansfield Sunday even
/ ing
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-19
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April 16.-Christ Klink made a bus
mess trip to Luverne Wednesday.
Seeding in this section is we'll I'M
der way. Although the nights are cold
the drills are on the move.
Thursday at l o'clock Lutheran SER
vices were held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Christ Klink, some Of the
children being christened: Rev. Bon
hoff, from Valley City, officiated.
August Steiner was a caller in Lu-
verne Wednesday.
Call at the Times-Record office when
in Valley City and see the wonderful
linotype machine.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kunze is quite sick. DR.. wy
CARDS reports symptoms of pneu-
monia.
The youngest son of Mrs. Robert
Kunze is nursing sprained wrist.
! Friday morning at Z O'Clock the
house of Wilson Bros. on the sheep
ranch was burned down. Only two lit
tie girls being in when the fire start.
ed, the origin is unknown. Very little
was saved, as the fire had made big
Roadway by the time the men arrived
Mrs. Lillian Seaman was a caller in
Luverne Thursday.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Peterson
Mrs. Jacob Steiner and August Stein
er motored to Page to visit at the par
entail home Of Mrs. Peterson. Flor
ence Peterson returned with them. She
had been there a week to help with
the work while her grandmother was
nursing sore arm, which is improv
ing.
The girl that has been acting as
housekeeper at Chas. Kinks received
telegram that her mother is sick, sc
Charlie is left without cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Klink visited Ovel
Sunday at the home Of Jim Carroll
near Walum.