The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-10-18
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Bulletin, Oct. 12.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wigtil
returned to her home at Waliott, yes
terday.
Mrs. Paul Flick went to Moorhead
Saturday, where she was to have an
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holmes returned
to their home at Wedron, ILL.,, on We'd!
nesday, after an extended visit at the
o. M. Fewell home. !;
Olof Strand, brother of Mrs. E.
H. Headland, who Joined the marines
last summer, Is now located in the
Danish West Indies, whose new name
is the Virgin ISLANDS.
Miss Bertha MOnson is teaching
Gladstone school No. /.
Ed Kaiser and Cap. Johnson, Of
Marion, we're business Visitors here,
last Saturday.
The school board at Dickey has
been unable to secure q principal and
only the lower grades are in session,
.Platou reports the birth OF a boy
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson,
southeast of town, last Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. Geo. w. Christensen, who is
teaching at Darcy, came down Friday
evening to spend the week end with
her husband ~,
r. H. Schindeldacker was at Moor.
head from Thursday until Saturday, at
tending a dill ectols meeting OF the
Northwestern hospital.
Two canoes for duck hunting pur-
poses were shipped in here last week
one for DIR. Perry and the other for
H. o. Hanson, l.. T.. Petersen and l..
J. Savage. both came by express.
Miss Annie Amundson arrived here
on wednesday from Tacoma, Wash,
where she has been doing missionary
work for the past several years and
will spend the winter with her par.
'ents, Mr.. and Mrs. =. Olaf Amundsons
Hanson returned. home Ties:
day from the Twin Cities where he
took load of stock for the associa.
ton. He also spent week visiting a
brother-in-law in Minneapolis. While
In the Mill City he saw man commit
suicide by jumping in the river be-
cause his wife would not allow him to
60 to war. !
Mrs. M. Wangrud was at Fargo
From Thursday until Saturday.
S. A. johnson returned Saturday
from weeks visit in Minneapolis.
A. NJ. Hanson shipped a car OF stock
Saturday.
}. c. Haarsager went to Fargo onl
Saturday for short visit with his
wife who is at hospital.
Miss Carrie Smedshammer was upI
from Hastings between trains Satur.
day.
Chris Peterson and wife, of East
edge, were visitors at the Esten Aus
home Thursday and Friday.
S. Straus, of Albert Lea, Mimi, was
here looking after farming interests in
Svea township last week. His land is
rented by John Haiverson.
The first snow of the season was
seen last Sunday. There were just a
few flakes lowering around in the air
as harbingers Of what is to come
Judge and Mrs. Allen, of Lisbon,
stopped off here for dinner yesterday
while ON their way to Jamestown to
attend the Baptist conference, and the !
Bulletin Office acknowledges a pleas.
ant call from His Honor
julius ALDER and wife, of Warren,
have been visitors at the St. Kohn
and Gust Alder homes the past week.
Hon. S. J. Aandahl and the other
members of the railroad commission
Will leave Friday evening for Wash !
ineton, D. c., to attend national
meeting Of commissioners from all /
states in the Union.
- R. A. Jongeward took ten of his fine
registered Duroc-Jersey hogs to Valley
City, Monday, where he has placed
them on exhibition and sale at the
Barnes County Agricultural Fair. Mr.. ;
Jongeward has about 125 Duroc-Jer.
seys. everyone thoroughbred and is :
one Of the largest hog raisers in the