The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-06
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Bulletin, SOY. 2.-Aibert UpdahI
was d rdIgu uus- l.esj Caller AoAuay
and tuesday!
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, GiaNer IMOAlu.>, Alt.'hoOH.
4 Mass il1u .lIlart4!,el Was Marl1Ai
callel. ue,n,u.i ti.t,ns tuesday.
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TUESDAY.
.eur', II, ATTY arrived mere from
EacSO l,.u.,""!.
g& Il. Al, u.. :, and Oscar Carlson at
keadeu the u.S uO1nSS VI tne olll'he
At ta.gu, l,.ol friday evening.
.s Ma,,.u NuutSOn, lndndSei Ol tAe
n / ,,,avu I1e,atJr, spent sunday at
Farsu.
ms. X M. Davis and daughter went
to Muulnead on 1ueoud! " epono
THANKSGIVING with home loihs.
MIS-. D. Nelley lett GA TUESDAY alI,
ernOuu IOr 1lanh.l4oOn " opon"
Misunderstanding win banher ana MIS-.
Boenlu anu " set acqut.htea With llel
younA est SranuchIu.
leu ocllail mas some to Iowa tor d
levy months stay, leaving TUESDAY.
The lumanuel hall has been WlreI
kOr eleclrlc l.Shts.
The Misses anna and Ida NlkStroln
lett last Thursday tor VAsit WITH ief
atlSes ~ M.nneapOAS.
Usca, DjerNe and Gerard bertelt
have neen " .nneapolls callers the past
week, leav.nS last Thursday.
Aa15 JONES' who has been spend
ing tie greater part OF the past sea-
SOU here, left Tuesday for Anaconda
Mont, wnele he VIII De employea.
A. =. hanson was Fargo caller
from Thursday until Saturday.
Dr, George Hammered spent the
weekend at Fargo.
MISS Alma Teske returned from a
visit to Valley City Monday.
Miss Guss.e Uppergaard went 10
Fargo last Saturday for a short busi-
lies WISH.
Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Hanson attended
the Red cross meeting at Valley City
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles TRACER was called to
her hcme at Marseilles, ILL.,, last week
by news OF the serious illness OF her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunder Squill had
The pleasure Of entertaining an un-
sic, Cle Torgerson, of the state of
Iowa, last Friday and Saturday.
Mines l.. 7. PETERSEN and H. o..
Hanson entertained number OF
young ladies', at the formers home,
last Saturday evening, in honor VI
Miss Carol Nysetter, of Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 7. Petersen and
1o1nfOTnH
ley CITY, last Sunday, where Miss NY
setter boarded the afternoon train Tor
her home at Fargo.
Editor AbrahamsOn was up from
Kathryn last Friday to tickle the
ixories for the doings at the opera
house that evening, and, believe us,
he's some ticker.
Henry Groth and daughter, Marie,
returned to their home at Detroit,
Mimi, last Friday, after vi:-t at the
Albert Petersen home, west OF town.
Attorney Dingeldein motored to
Jamestown last Friday to look after
matters pertaining to his farm, near
that city. He returned Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.. Duncan went to
Fargo last Thursday where the latter
was again operated on Friday morn
ing, for malignant growth, and is
reported to be getting along, fairly
we'll.
Ole Overdanl has purchased the old
Carpenter humber office for a living
house and has this week been busy
MOVING it to his lot in Petersen's adj
aitien, north of the Reformed church.
mir. and Mrs. Thorvald Peterson
have been Minneapolis visitors dur
ing the past week. The former accom-
panied a carload of stock Saturday
morning and the latter went down on
the afternoon train of the same day.
The funeral of Miss Elsie Dibbern
at the Griswold church. last Friday
morning was very largely attended,
and the floral tributes was unusually
large. The pail bearers were Emil
Regner Otto Koesel, Clarence
Hardtke, Louis Busche, Alfred Z.ll-
NOR and William Schwartz