The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-02-01
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Bulletin, Jan. 26.-Carl Swanson re.
turned Wednesday from Valley City.
John Larsen went to Fargo Wednes.
day for few days stay.
Tom Nelson and daughter, Tony,
went to Fargo Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. Aylen was at Fargo yesterday
and today on professional business.
Martin Vaarvik was business call
er at Fargo Wednesday and Thursday.
E. T. Ryberg returned from bust
ness trip to Fort Dodge, Iowa Wed
nesday.
The Misses Agnes and Emma Haar,
sager were Fargo callers Wednesday
and Thursday.
Joseph Sandness and Ole Belling
went to Fargo Wednesday to take in
the sights for a few days.
A young lady staying at Nick Kais-
er's, in Svea, was taken to Fargo for
an operation for appendicitis We'd
nesday.
Rev. Van der Ploeg has refused the
call he received from Conrad, Mont,
some time ago, and will remain here
as pastor of the Reformed church.
Guests at the E. H. Headland home
from Saturday until Tuesday were Mr..
Headland's brother, A. o., his cousin,
E. j., and Adam Orvedahl. all Of Fargo.
We acknowledge with thanks the
receipt of book of folding post cards
Gum xvy1,~ - IT.
Springs, Ark, taking the baths. His
address is 245 Court street.
4, Miss Lillian Hageman returned We'd
rlesday to Miles City, Mont, after an
extended visit with her parents in this
city. She will stop off at Fargo and
Bismarck en- route.
Knut Tvedt and family expect to
leave Thursday this week for Ottesen,
Iowa, for months visit at Mrs.
Tvedt's old home. Mr.. Tvedt will also
go to Chicago to take in the auto show.
Miss Mabel Nelson returned home
Wednesday from Moorhead, where she
has been confined at the Northwestern
hospital for the past three months, I'm.
dergoing several operations, and is
very much improved in health.
her parental home at Hastings.
A. Hageman returned Saturday from
few days. business visit to Fargo.
]. r. Gamin has been a business call.
er at Fargo the past week, leaving here
Saturday.
Born, last Monday evening, to Mr..
and Mrs. Christ Larson, on the J. E.
Jones farm, north of town, a boy.
S. o. Kulseth took his son, John, to
Fargo last Saturday, where he was op.
Grated on for appendicitis.
Mrs. Mary Wilkes was called to
Pierz, Mimi, Saturday, by news of the
serious illness of her only brother.
julius, Emil and Miss Elvina Weight
left Saturday for three days visit
with friends and relatives at Enderlin.
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Brink and baby,
OF Marion, came over Tuesday after.
noon for visit at the local Reformed
parsonage.
o. T. Shoberg arrived here last
Thursday from his home at Van Hook,
being called here to attend the fun.
eral Of his grandfather, Anders Matt,
son.
Among the deeds going on record in
LaMOure county recently We note one
from Mary A. Bordwell to Fred w.
Miller to the southeast quarter of sec.
81 and the southeast quarter of sec. 20,
1860, warranty deed, consideration
$500.
VIM. Heise, living ten miles south.
east Of Litchville, was in town Mon.
day, taking in a load of hogs for the
Shipping association. He also called
at the Bulletin Office and showed his
subscription forward to November,
1918.
John Sortland tried to do little
welding the other day. The fame
came in contact with the cement floor
and small section of it exploded,
caused by the expansion from the
heat. Some of the small pieces of
cement hit him in the eye, with the
result he has had to have it bandaged
up all week.
A still-born baby was born to Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Wigtil last Saturday
afternoon. ~.
Ed Moline accompanied a car of
stock to South St. Paul Tuesday morn.
ing for the Shipping association.
DR.. Stixrud has been reappointed as
assistant county physician for 1917.
T. l. Strinden, Harry Evenson and
CD Hansen left Tuesday afternoon
for Fargo to attend the Implement
Dealers convention.
Deputy Sheriff Engebret Larson, of
Valley City, Was in town yesterday.
DR.. Stixrud reports the birth of a
first-born son and heir to Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Sather, Of Litchville township,
Jan. 18.
The funeral of P. E. Rocksvold was
held Saturday afternoon with special
services at the North LaMoure church
of which the deceased was a promin>