The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-28
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Recorder, June 21.-Hon. Martin
Thoreson left Friday for Fargo.
| Miss Minnie Borkerud arrived Sat-
urday from Rogers.
Louis Larson was a Fargo business
caller from Tuesday until yesterday.
Mr.. Bjerke, of Litchville, visited at
the Hans Jensen home from Thursday
until Friday.
Alex Wagner came out on crutches
Friday. "You can't XIII Dutchman, "
says Smoky.
Mrs. P. H. Amsrud and Mrs. E. J.
Lawrence went to Nome Thursday to
visit at the Lillethun home.
George Gamsky went to Foldal,
Mimi, Tuesday, to get his car. He is
expected back this evening.
Miss Alma Bremen, of Fargo, is
visiting at the Bell home, south of
town, for few days.
Conrad Holland, who has been con
fined in hospital at Valley City with
typhoid fever, returned home Tuesday
The following left Friday afternoon
for the Detroit, Mimi, lakes for a
few days fishing: Carl Holland, Carl
Knutson, Henry Arves and Ole Hell.
land. They took the Ford route.
Lars L. Reitan and son, Lew, ar.
rived with the remains of his wife,
who died Sunday morning while on
| visit to Canada. The funeral will
take place Friday afternoon at 1 at
| the home and services will be held at
the church at 2.
Mrs. Jacob Arves was a Hastings
| visitor between trains Friday.
Mrs. Ella Thone, of Eastedge, visit
ed here between trains Friday.
Misses Martha Martinson and So
phie Knutson went to Nome yesterday
Hjalmer Johnson returned last
Thursday from two weeks stay at
different points in Montana.
Mrs. Thos Rue was taken to the
Valley City General hospital Tuesday.
She has been suffering for some time
from rheumatic fever.
The N. p. pile driving outfit arrived
last Thursday, and is now driving
piles in the sliding cut west of town.
E.. I. Roe, Ben Thorud and Fred
Johnson left Saturday for Jordan,
Mimi, for a couple of weeks stay at
the mud springs.
Hilmer Johnson, of Gibbon, Mimi,
is visiting with his sister, Mrs. August
| Malm, this week. He arrived Tues
day and intends to leave today.
The Cakes we'll digging outfit went
through town Saturday afternoon, en-
route to the Conover land west OF
town, where they will dig an artesian
we'll.
John M. Thoreson left Saturday
with his little boy for Minneapolis to
! consult DR.. Boeckman about the boys
ear. It seems that an operation was
necessary. Mrs. Thoreson received a
telephone message and left yesterday
for Minneapolis.
The concert given at the Nordheim
church under the supervision of Prof.
Olsberg, was a decided success in
every way. The different numbers
were we'll rendered, and those who
attended decided it was an evening
we'll spent. The choir, consisting OF
| So voices, rendered few selections
which were well executed.
The two ball games last Sunday
played at the Yeoman picnic between
the Kathryn Kids and Hastings Kids,
the Kathryn first nine and the Has
tings first nine, resulted in victories
for both the Kathryn teams. The
kids game was played at II and the
scores were 6 to IL in favor of the
K. X. The afternoon game was 2
to 10 in favor of the X. F. T.
Yesterday evening. the Kathryn
baseball team crossed bats with the
Nome team at Nome. The game was
fercely contested and wound up with
a score of 6 to 5. Features OF the
game were a home run hit by Hiram
Walker for the Kathryn boys and the
fine work by the umpire for the Nome
team, which it is conceded won the
game.