The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-03-08
Mrs. Roy Thorn, of Fargo, will be a
guest Of Miss Hattie Eldridge this


Lou Wylie came in from Dilworth
Monday evening; expecting to spend a
few days in the city.
C. F. Haeckel left Sunday evening
for Miles City, Mont, where he will
make an indefinite stay.
Clifford Ferguson spent Sunday with
home folks, returning to Fargo Mon
day morning.
Miss Bessie Butterfield and Mrs.
Ruth Davis left Monday morning for
Center, where they will teach in the
Center schools.
Mrs. Leo Maloney and daughter,
Eleanor, from Brandon, Man., are Mrs.
August Doerner's guests for a visit
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. ,Mulroy are in the
city from Minot, having been called
here by the death of James Moore, IA
Their of Mrs. Mulroy.
Sam S. Haislet, formerly in the
newspaper business at Grand Forks
and Fordville, called here Saturday
representing the Western Newspaper
Union.
Miss Amanda Anderson, of the Chat
fee department store spent Sunday at
her home at Eldridge. Miss Anderson
returned to the city Monday evening.
Rev. Naeseth left Tuesday morning
for Fargo, where he will attend three
days conference of the Lutheran pas.
tors of the Red River valley. He will
return Friday morning.
Rev. J. F. L. Bohnhoff went to Fargo
Tuesday morning, going down to spend
the day with his son, Lawrence, who is
attending the Agricultural college, and
will return Tuesday evening.
Tom Moore, from Moose Jaw, Can,
and Dan Moore, from Circle, Mont,
are in the city to attend the funeral
of their father, who died Sunday.
Jamestown Alert: L. w. Upshaw
accompanied the high school basket
ball team to Valley City, where he will
act as referee during the tournament.
He expects to referee nine games dur
ing the day.
M. Naughton. of the Rogers district,
was in the city Friday and called at
this Office on business relating to
horses he has for sale.
Mrs. Frank Lannon underwent an
operation Thursday morning at the
Riverside hospital for appendicitis.
The patient is reported to be getting
along very WELL
Wahpeton Globe Gazette: Miss Elsie
Kuster went to Valley City Saturday
evening for short visit with her sis
ter, Marie, who teaches in the Valley
City schools. She returned Monday
evening.
! Mrs. Howard Clark entertained
four-course dinner at O'Clock Thurs
day evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Neal
Christensen, of Lethbridge, Can. Mr..
and Mrs. Christianson expect to leave
for their home Friday evening.
Mrs. Paul Messner and Miss Mary
Messner went to Fargo Thursday
morning and will return to the city
Friday evening. They were called
there by the illness of their aunt, Mrs.
Jake Messner. of Nelson county.
Palmer Emerson has gone up to the
Leal neighborhood to install three
Delco light plants. He reports a good
sale of this famous article of farm
equipment.
Mrs. Roy Iverson has returned and
is stopping at the home of Mrs. Ma
thilde Bonhus. On account of short
age of help Mr. Iyerson was assigned
position at Dilworth and will remain
there for the present
Harvey Journal: Mr.. Iverson, for
merly of Valley City, has leased the
building formerly occupied by Macs
cafe, and is setting up a complete
equipment for bakery, with the in
tention of supplying not only the local
trade, but will do large shipping bus
mess.
The county commissioners met Mon
day morning in regular session, all
members being present except Com
missioner Rasmussen, who is kept at
home by quarantine. The business on
hand will probably require their atten'
ton for two or three days.
Editor Lisle came over from Fingal
Saturday morning to spend the day
here and transact business. He
states the weather has been enough to
drive man to drink or matrimony,
and as Brother Lisle is in favor of a
bone dry law we expect the announce
ments out soon.
The Valley City Radio club held
most interesting meeting Thursday
evening at the station of Ralph Rude.
There were eight members present.
After the meeting luncheon was
served.
La Moure Echo: The many friends
of Miss Ella Getchell will be pleased
to learn that she is recovering nicely
from the operation which she under,
went at Valley City last Friday. She is
hopeful of returning in few weeks to
finish her term as teacher in the jun
ior high school.
Kensal Progress: P. Flynn left for
Valley City Wednesday evening, hav-
ing severed his connection with the
500 Line. =. C. E. Thayer made bus.
mess trip to Valley City the fore part
of the week. Mrs. J. c. Ashley and
her mother, Mrs. Geo. Armstrong, re.
turned Saturday night from their visit
in Valley City.
New Rockford State Center. Mrs.
Marietta johnson and her daughters,
Lucille and Irene, left yesterday for
Valley City, where they will make
short stay with relatives. From there
they will visit relatives at their ola
home at Henning, Mimi, and will then
visit points on the Pacific coast. They
will be away until June /.
Courtenay Gazette: Joe McFadden'
who was recently operated upon at
Valley City, was able to return to
Courtenay, Saturday evening" His
face was covered with bandages, 10