The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-05
VIM. Moore spent Saturday in Far.

WIN. Moore spent. Saturday in Far.
go.
Hugo Speier, representing Barnhart
Bros. & Spindler, Of St. Paul, was call
ing on the printers here Friday.
James McFadgen, of Rogers, visited
his wife at Riverside hospital Thurs.
day. Mrs. McFadgen is recovering
from a very serious illness.
Miss Olivy Schustad, city kinder
gartner, left Friday evening for Rey.
nolds, where she will spend her spring
! vacation with her parents.
Roy Iverson has returned to his reg.
! ular work as fireman on the switch
engine here. Mr.. Iverson has been at
Dilworth for the past month.
Frank Sanford left Friday morning
/ for the farm at Rogers where he will
supervise arrangements for getting
! started to produce a big crop from his
/ scientifically farmed acres.
States Attorney D. S. Richie made
| trip to jamestown Monday. His bus
! mess was with the courts.
J John Blomberg, popular lineman for
the telephone company at Courtenay,
came down to attend the X. P. dance
! Monday evening.
Thor. Feragan and little daughter,
| Eva, of Wimbledon, are visiting with
Mr.. Teragan's sister, Mrs. A. II. AK
tell, at the Rudolf hotel.
c.. F. Jensen and Sim Mason left
Monday evening for Devils Lake as
;; delegates from the local lodge to the
Yeoman convention which is being
held there.
Mrs. r. E. Hitzman returned Friday
evening from Hastings, Mimi, where
she was called by the illness and
death Of her mother, Mrs. Lyon. Mrs
; Lyon was so years old.
Mrs. Nels Larson and daughter,
Doris, spent Wednesday in Valley
City shopping and visiting friends.
They returned to their home in Rog'
ers the same evening.
Miss Ines Chapman, OF the mathe'
MATES department of the high school,
left Friday night for Wimbledon,
where she will spend her Easter = a"a,
ton with former college friends, Mr..
and Miss Rabe.
A party of Wimbledon ladies COM
posed of Mrs. w. B. Warmer, Miss Car
RE Ramseth, and Miss Grace Giesen
came down Thursday morning and
spent the day shopping and visiting
friends
The Bridge club met Wednesday
evening at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Van Houten, on Euclid avenue. High
score for the ladies was carried off by
Mrs. George stiles and S. P. Ellis won
high score among the gentlemen.
Mrs. Geo. Fridd addressed the De
pendables'' at the Congress tional BIZ
BILE school Sunday on the subject OF
Motherhood" This class is studying
the women of the Bible with reference
to leadership.
Miss Dorothy Mcfarland returned
: to Bismarck Sunday night after a ten
days vacation spent with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mcfarland. She
! has been reelected as fifth grade
teacher in the Bismarck schools, at al
| increase of salary.
Luverne Ledger: Miss Ruby Gre
gerson arrived Saturday from Valley
City Normal to spend few days with
her sister, Pearl, who is member OF
the pedagogic force of the local school.
She departed Monday to spend the re-
mainder of her spring vacation at her
home at Fertile. Mimi.
Marion Sentinel: Paul Thomas was
an arrival here last Saturday from
Valley City, where he is attending the
Normal, to spend the Easter vacation
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. e. Thomas. Misses Lizzie
and Amanda Wegner went to Valley
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done. They returned home Wednes'
day. =. Miss Agnes Olson, who is at
tending the Valley City Normal, ar
rived here last Saturday to spend the
Easter vacation at the parental home
-. John Mckay was a passenger to
Valley City Tuesday for a several
days business stay at the Barnes
county metropolis
Washburn Leader: Mr.. and Mrs
| Stillman and family moved out to
their farm this week. Since leaving
Valley City they have been living in
Washburn and their son ran the farm
but the son moved back to Valley City
so they will live on the farm for this
summer at least. AS soon as the
weather permits they will have an ad
dition of three rooms added to their
farm home Mr.. Stillman owns some
land Just west of town and expects to
live there some day: Clara and Edna
Stillman will remain in town until
school closes. -. Misses Grace and
Helen Forbes and Helen Herred ar
rived last Saturday to spend their
Easter vacation at their respective
homes. Miss Grace was one in a
class of II to graduate from the Valley
City Normal at the end of the present
tenn. She has accepted a school at
Golden Valley, and will begin teach
! ing Monday. The other two young
| L. in I11no