The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-29

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Times, Nov. 21.-E. l.. Richter, edi-
tor Of the Larimore independent was
caller at the Times Office today.
. Mrs. R. P. Colburn and baby Bruce
returned Tuesday from a few days
Tis:t at Fargo and Hawlcy.
Miss Olga Bake was the guest OF
the grammar and high school students
at the rooms of the Misses Smedsham-
ner last Thursday evening.
r. NJ. Wennerson says that the boys
AT Camp Dodge are going to be moVeu
soon to Camp Pike, Arkansas, accoro-
ing to letter from his son, George.
Nels Korwald left on Monday by
auto for his claim near Simpson,
Mont, and will prepare place TOR MS
family to live in. Jens Nahum went
along with him to begin improvements
On his claim near Saco.
T.. @. Graaum and son Arthur, are
spending most Of their time these days
On the farm south Of Marion. Arthur
lis blowing and Mr.. Graalum is keep
ing house and repairing the buildings.
Arthur Will work the place next year
IN mentioning the fact recently that
porter secured the young mans name
from a young lady who was supposed
to kuAw. 1t seems that his right name
is Orlando, and Leonard is only a pet
NAME which the aforesaid young lady
uses occasionally.
Louis Horkman has panoramic
photograph thre feet long, showing a
part of Camp Green barracks ana
grounds 1t was sent by his brother
Eddie. and shows what big JOB the
government has undertaken in build
iRg these cit es" in d fferent parts of
the country to house her great and
growing army.
Mrs. Hans Olson, of Valley City, was
visitor in the village last Monday.
Arthur Donnelly has been exempted
from military service on account OF
phys cal disability.
Carl Olson was at home between
trains last Thursday He is working
In the roundhouse at Dilworth, MINI.
Miss Hilda Lee, who is teaching the
Holland school in Sand Prairie was a
guest at the Str.nden home last Sun
day.
Melvin Graalum arrived last week
from Warren, and is staying with his
sister, Mrs. Jens Nahum, and doing
chores during Jen's absence.
In a letter to the Kathryn Recorder
Rev. S. Anderson says that if he can
get through his most important stu
dies at Washington by Christmas, he
would return at that time, but he is
Rot sure yet. =
Olaf Hagen spent Monday in Mime
apoLs in an effort to get some hard
coal shipped to this point. After
hard days work he secured the prom
Use OF one carload. He will also have
several cars Of different kinds CT soft
aGal as soon as cars cen be had for the
purpose.
G. T. Peterson and 0. E. Skonnari
returned or Sunday from their hunt
trip to Two HarbOrs, Mimi. C. T. kill
ed a large buck with S tx point antlers
an the first day of the hunt, and the
meat was spoiled before he started
home, but he says he is satisfied to get
30 good a par of horns. 0. B. got a
good sized doe, and shared the meat
With his partner.
Barnes county is expected to raise
$4,000 in a drive for Red Cross funds,
to be made between now and Thanks
giving eve. Spring Creek and Hast
iAgs are assessed $597 and with about
$lGa already RAJ sed leaves $435 yet to
be accounted for. Some of the county
workers plan to be in Hastings soon,
possibly Friday evening of this week,
to give us a better idea of this work,
hut no definite announcement can be
made at this time