The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-19

LUCCAI
BY Mrs. w. F. Tritchler


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April 12.-S. S. Shaw was caller
in Alice Tuesday.
! Peter Ausk, proprietor of the Nome
meat market, has returned from St.
Paul, where he delivered a car OF
stock shipped from here Saturday.
Miss Eva Mcdonald, Of Moose Jaw,
Can, was the guest of her uncle, Jim
! Wright, last Tuesday, leaving in the
afternoon for Casselton.
VIM. Phillips and family went to-
Frazee, Mimi, last Friday to visit With.
Mrs. Phillips parents. Mr.. Phillips
returned Monday and Mrs. Phillips
will make more extended visit.
Barney Reck has the position Of
section boss offered him at Streeter
and expects to leave here April IS to
look over the place. If he accepts he
will not move his family up until
about the last of May.
Call at the Times-Record office when
in Valley City and see the wonderful
linotype machine.
Chas. Greenwald, an old time resi-
dent of Lucca, came from the cities
Tuesday morning and went to Marion
in the afternoon, where he expected
to visit for a few days.
Paul Gillund, of Nome, transacted
business in Valley City Wednesday.
| Mrs. Adolph Kurtz returned Monday
| from Valley City, where she spent a
few days with her daughter, who is
in the hospital recovering from an
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shirley are pre-
pairing to leave for Van Hook as soon
as possible so as to get as much break
ing and seeding done as they can this
spring Fred Shirley will remain
here until the crop is in on this place
and will then join his brother. Mr.
Shirley engaged Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts,
of Fargo, to work for him here this
summer.
w. w. Cooke, of Nome, was in town
between trains Thursday.
Mrs. Hans Godfredson and Mrs. Nels
Jensen went to Enderlin Saturday and
spent the day with Mrs. Robertson.
The Misses Gunderson. after spend
ing Easter in Valley City with their
mother, returned Sunday night.
Mrs. R. C. Mueller was a county seat
visitor last week, going up Thursday
evening and returning Friday morn
ing.
R. C. Mueller, accompanied by r. b.
Marshke and Mr.. Mcdowell Of the
First National bank of Marion, autOed
to Enderlin Friday afternoon.
Casper Meili went to Adrian Thurs
day to visit his sons, who are farm
ing near there. He returned Satur-
day.
w. F. Trichler, after an absence OF
five weeks in the western part of tho
state, came home Sunday morning and
spent the day with his family.
Mrs. S. S. Shaw, ST., entertained ten
of her lady friends Saturday afternoon
in honor of her eighty-third birthday
and in the evening for supper the hus-
bands of the ladies present were invit-
ed. The afternoon was spent in tying
a quilt just recently quilted by hand
by Mrs. Shaw. The bounteous supper
was also prepared by her and it was
the wonder of everyone how Grand
E;a'' could possibly accomplish all
that she did. The ladies left num-
Der of little gifts as an expression OF
love and esteem and left the wish with
Grandma" that she might be with
them for many years to come as an
inspiration to us all and as an example
of what one may accomplish if they
but have the determination and VIII
power
Fred Shirley went to Fargo Tuesday,
where he transacted business, return
ing home Thursday.
James Nelson, hardware dealer OF
Nome, was in town Thursday.
II. R. Tendick, r. B. Marshke and
r. C. Mueller autoed to Enderlin Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Nystul, Of Wat
ford, completely surprised Mrs. N.Y.
stubs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Pit.
got off No. 106 quite unannounced and
i Mrs. Nystul are both looking fine and
their many friends are pleased to have
them back again. Mrs. Nystul will re-
main for about month, but Mr.. Ny
stul expects to leave for Watford in
about week.
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 nrinting Office.
! Claude Phillips, licensed wireless
operator here, received a message Sun
day afternoon from the U. s. radio
inspector to dismantle his wireless sta
ton within the next 48 hours and also
to instruct all other operators near him
| to do likewise. Claude has every
! thing that is possible to pack taken
, down and put away excepting the tow.
! err, which remains standing ready for
| use when the war is thing Of the
past. He also received a letter from
! the U. S. war department requesting
, him, as member of the national gun
club, to organize and train a gum club
| here if possible.
Helen Bantle and Margaret Skram-
/ stad went to Fargo Thursday and were
accompanied home Saturday by War
ter Bantle, who spent Easter at his
home
| The Union will be entertained by
Mrs. Gus Ohms Thursday afternoon,
! April 49,
Attorney Chas. E. Bangert. Of Ender-
! lin, attended to legal matters here
Tuesday
Mrs. Ed Chrystl, of Alice, visited
her daughter, Amelia, between trains
Tuesday.
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