The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-10
HASTINGS
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Times, May Mrs Carl Froid was
a Litchville caller between trains to-
day.
Andrew Hanson, of Litchville, is
visiting at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Peder Strinden, for few days.
E. O. Graalum has plowed the yard
in the rear of the hotel and is going
to increase his supply Of garden truck
in this way, to assist in keeping down
the high cost of feeding his hungry
boarders.
Mrs. Annie Patterson returned to
her home at jamestown last Friday
after visiting for couple of months
with her brother, August Larson, who
lives south OF Hastings. Mr. Larson
says that his earliest seeding Of wheat
is up and he does not think the cold
spell hurt it very much.
Andy FOyn was a county seat visi-
tor from Monday until Wednesday of
this week.
Misses Gerda and Marie Jacobson,
visited their sister, Mrs. Ludwig Lar
son, Saturday to Monday.
Mrs. Frank Bitzenhofer came over
from Litchville this afternoon for a
visit at the Chas. Olson home.
Mrs, Ole Kinservik, Mrs. N. P.
Linn and Miss Constance Wennerson
left this afternoon for a short visit in
Fargo.
M. C. James, county agent, was in
town today looking for locations for
potato plots on which to conduct ex-
periments in seed selection and treat
ment.
Call at the Times-Record Office when
in Valley City and see the wonderful
linotype machine.
Mrs. l. l.. Lasseson returned last
Saturday from Frost, Mimi, where
she was called to the deathbed of
her sister, Miss Nelson. Mrs. Lasse-
son arrived just day before her Sis
ter died. Death claimed the sufferer
Sunday, April Is.
Business being little quiet at the
lumber yard during seeding time,
Manager GundersOn is using some Of
his spare minutes adding some i'm
provements to his cottage. He has re-
built the front porch and will screen
it in completely, and is building an en-
closed porch on the rear end of the
house.
: Lieutenant Sorenson, of Valley City,
was in town today collecting funds for
Salvation Army work.
Rev. Lasseson left Monday for Min
neapolis, where he will attend the
church union committee meeting.
Miss Gina and Carrie Smedsham-
>mer attended the teachers meeting at
Valley City last Saturday, going by
auto with Milo Danielson.
Thos. Quinlan, Of Litchville, has
been buying scrap iron in the village
and vicinity lately. This is one way
to "clean up" and ought to be prac-
ticed more generally.
Last Saturday the following visited
Valley City, going by auto: Mr.. and
Mrs. o. T. Olson and Ada, and Mrs. b.
0. Graalum.
Misses Dena Nahum and Sena
Eggen visited their parents here over
Sunday. They came Saturday by auto
with the Ludwig Larson family and
returned to Valley City by train Mon
day.
The community chorus meeting last
Friday evening was decided success.
A male quartet anG the church choir
oOAy oooAoICu IAC ~ os1A GILL. liz
next meeting will be held in the
church Sunday, May IS. Lunch will
be served, and large crowd is ex-
pected
L. L. Greenlaw went to Valley City
with the Ludwig Larson party last
Saturday, and from there by train 10
Detroit, MINI. He said he naI nice
visit with Ills folks, and especially his
little nephew. AS to visiting any 9TH
er friends he did not say, but we
draw our own conclusions. He re-
turned Tuesday.
The Times-Record you'd 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.
Rev. Lasseson reports a large
crowd at the Nordheim church last
Sunday evening"
Ole Larson, missionary for the Nor
wegian Baptist church in this terri
tory, preached at the Hastings school
house Sunday afternoon.
Miss Olga Haarsager has severed
her connection with the Peterson &
Dahle firm on account Of i'll health,
and left Monday FOR Williams county,
where size will spend the summer On
the farm. Miss Ha6Isa*;e! has made !,
good many friends III Our community