The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-12
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Times, April 4.-Miss Esther Elm
was Litchville shopper today.
Mrs. J. S. Safer was a business call
er in Litchville Saturday.
Alfred LassesOn was in Litchville
today picking out his Easter hat.
Misses Title Menus and Hilda An.
derson were visitors to Litchville last
Saturday afternoon.
Call at the Times-Record office when
in Valley City and see the wonderful
linotype machine.
Mrs. A. Eggen, Mrs. Andrew Men.
mis- and Mrs. Flatm0 were passengers
to Litchville today.
Andrew Eggen is attending the
Woman grand lodge sessions at Dew.
lis Lake this week, as a delegate from
the local homestead.
Mrs. A. Jothen and little Ruth were
in Litchville on business Monday aft
ernoon.
Eddie Horkman arrived today to
spend the season with his brother.
Louis, on the farm south of town.
Miss Clara Hellesyig, who has been
assisting Mrs. John Johnson for a
while, returned to her home at Litch-
vile today.
Albert Olson, a cousin of Herman
SWenson, arrived today from Douglas,
this state, and will be employed in
this neighborhood this season.
E. G. Falstad brought in three iron
men last week to apply on subscrip-
ton. He expects to begin seeding in
about week.
Peter Holland came down from
Nome Monday and is doing the inside
finish work on Lars s. Reitens new
house. We are waiting patiently for
further details.
Miss Lena Landsverk and her
niece, Mavis Tennis, left today for
their home at Wacoma, Iowa. Miss
Landsverk has been assisting her Sis
ter, Mrs. L. S. Nordgaard, for several
weeks.
Spring is here! Henry Kulsrud op-
ened the season last Thursday by
driving into town with his faithful
old Lizzie. Henry holds the record for
being the last one to turn off the gas
in the fall and the first to turn it on in
the spring.
Mre. E. P. Erickson and children
returned Monday to Glasgow, Mont,
after spending few weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Simenson.
liver Kjelby was in Fargo a couple
of days last week being examined by
the doctors who attended him after
his accident last fall. He was found to
be fully recovered and able to assist
with the farm work this spring.
Andy EOvn ronowoS Mt O =, ooc
at Marion Monday and Tuesday of this
week.
Mrs. E. P. Erickson and children
visited at the H. o. Dahle home last
Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Sena Eggen and Dena Nah
lum returned Monday to Valley City
to resume their work at the Normal
school.
The Times-Record would like to
have the people of the neighborhood
call while in Valley City. There are
many interesting things to be seen in
a printing Office.
Louis Horkman yesterday added
$3.50 to our fund to help pay for the
high cost of printing the Times He
said he saw four farmers out Monday
starting seeding operations.
Arthur Gusaas was in Fargo last
week consulting doctor.
S. L. Reiten was in Fargo from
Thursday until Saturday of last week,
having dental work done.
John Scellik volunteers the informa-
ton that spring is not here yet, as the
rabbits have not changed their winter
coats for the proper summer style.
Conrad Bjerke came in to the Times
Office to advance his subscription
Monday, and said he was glad the win
ter was over, as it was the worst he
has ever experienced. He has been
alone nearly all winter, and taking
care of about 30 head of stock has
kept him very busy.
A baby girl was born last Saturday
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson, on the
K. c. Olson farm south of town. This
is their first born. Congratulations
are in order
Harold Gusaas sends the Times 81
to renew his subscription, so that he
can hear regularly at his home in
Saskatchewan what his friends are
doing around Hastings.
Albert J. Anderson came in Monday
to raise his subscription account an
other notch. He and his brothers
have rented the farm of their father
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