The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-09-20

day in Fargo.
S. E. Disney was Fargo visitor
Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Flath is the guest of |
friends in the city for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Byersdorh were Wis
itors in Fargo Friday.
Miss Ella Holtquist has been on the
sick list for the past week.
The Lee Combs family have return
ed from their summer home at Dent,
Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Anderson have
returned from a trip to Pittsburgh and
other points in the east.
Mrs. E. a. Pray returned Friday
from Faribault, Mimi, where she went
with her daughter, Frances.
The Misses Ina Chapman and Olive
Schulstad are spending the week end
with friends IN Wimbledon.
Miss Laura Hedstrum has returned
from Jamestown, where she was a
guest at the Rathman home.
The Misses Angelina and Waneta
Schieff, of Jamestown, spent the week
end at the Stephen Bush home.
Miss Perne Pickett, who is a senior
in the local high school, spent the
week end at her home in Leal.
! Frank dick from Wimbledon is in
the city today with his son John, who
leaves for Camp Dodge Wednesday,
evening. 4
Thursday was the fifty.seventh
birthday of Major General John J.
Pershing, who is commanding the
American forces in France.
Mr.. and Mrs John D. Gray had as
their guests for the day yesterday, Mr..
and Mrs. R. S. Hanna, and daughter
Dora, of st. Paul. >s...
w. c. Hoffman, of Minneapolis, rep.
resenting the Goldwyn Picture corpor-
alton, spent yesterday in this city with
G. A. Robinson of the Rex theater.
1 New Rockford State Center: Miss
Mary Crawford has returned from a
weeks visit with friends in Valley
City. H..
Courtenay Gazette: : Dr.. Living.
! stone, who has been stationed at Fl.
Riley, Kan, has been transferred to a
camp in Texas.
Miss Josie Efteland returned Sunday
from two weeks vacation spent at
her home at Shelly, Mimi, and at Han
naford.
Mrs. William Carroll has been /
Minneapolis the past two weeks 81
iting her sister, and is expected home
next Thursday. ,- ~ .q~
| Paul Harris, of the First Regimental
band went to his home at Lisbon Sat
urday to spend few days hunting.
Ole Horland, from Nome, was in the
city Tuesday morning returning from
Fargo where he attended the Nonpar-
tisan league meeting.
Miss Helen Crane and her mother
Mrs. J. E. Crane were guests at the
Annex in Fargo Saturday.
Mr.. Ferguson, of Fergus Falls, Mimi.
was guest at the H. j. Chadwick
home over Sunday. Mr.. Ferguson rep
resents the United Grain Company, of
Duluth.
Miss Edna Anderson, youngest
; uehter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Ander-
:t,' Els Conklin avenue, left on No
Tnul sday for Milwaukee, Wis.
E. s.. : c~l J. C. johnson came
=, o7+n' -, I; i and spent Sunday at
f. : e.c,, I've again this aft,
t:r1: s>.l y >7r r trip throughout
the 2'ctc II 8.
| Ttua4; c:s!-. ! spent Sunday in
the city. T.. S c5enson has been at
the Fort Smelling training camp, but
has now become member of the
coast artillery, and will leave for
Fortress Monroe, Virginia, on Wednes-
i day.
where she will be married today to
Mr. Carol Walker, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, where they will make their flu
f11po homo FEno Wy horn in Vo11Qu
+ City and has the good wishes of a
host of friends for long and happy
married life. &
! Miss Agnes Skorpen delightfully."- en-
teItained at four-course dinner OIL
Thursday evening, in honor of Miss
Helen Chaffee, and Miss Effie Jacob
son, who are to leave for their schools
soon. The color scheme was yellow
and white, and after the dinner the
guests enjoyed music and conversa-
: ton. Miss Chaffee will commence her
second year at Hamline University in
st. Paul, while Miss Jacobson will be-
gin her first year at North Dakota Uni.
versity.
Tower City Topics: Freddie Nelson,
Walter King, Arthur ~Tweit and T.
Christopherson from this community
will report at Valley City Tuesday
and from there they will leave at night
for Fort Dodge, Iowa, to train for sol
diers.. ). Miss Devere Moshier and
Mr.. Fred Hamm, Miss Gladys Melton
and Cyril Thomas Massene autoed to
Valley City Sunday which will be their
last view of the city for some time as
both the gentlement will soon be in
the new national army.
Minneapolis Journal: R. J. Byrum
of New Rockford, has submitted to the
war department board of ordinance
and Notifications, plan for the use OF
wireless electricity as means of de-
: structive warfare. Mr.. Byrum's plan
would be effective within radius OF
ten miles, destroying, he says, every
thing with which the current came IN
: contact within that area The wal
, department has congratulated the
New Rockford man upon his patriotic
: interest, and advises him that his IN
. vention is being given careful consid
teration.
i McHenry News Of Darlington hide
: pendent: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pewe
;. and daughter, Leona, and Miss Alma
and Ella Pewe autoed to Valley City
!: ION Sunday where they visited DR.. W
II. and Miss Elsie Pewe. Miss Elsie