The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-01
Casper Winkler left Monday for the

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day.
Henry Schroeder and party have
gone t. Cakes Tor brief hunting trip.
harry Evenson autoed over from
Litchville Tuesday.
George Staples arrived on No. 4
Monday from Terry, and other points
in Montana.
Florence Granger, Dorothy Hoster,
Lillian Ford and Madge Hagedorn have
returned from Casselton.
Mrs H. G. Shirley, of Enderlin, is
the guest Of Mrs. S. S. futile for a
few days.
Miss Helen Spencer, of Litchville,
was a visitor in the city Tuesday aft
ernOOn
Mrs. John D. Gray has returned
Baker of Bismarck.
Miss Minnie Nelson is attending the
State Teachers Association in Bis
nnarck.
Miss Christie, of Wimbledon, is Wis
iting Miss Edna Hackett.
Miss Bessie Butterfeld Is visiting In
Bismarck. i
Miss Florence Wood, of Jamestown,
is the city as the guest Of Lillian
Ford.
James Stull is occupying the receiv-
ing teller's cage of the First National
bank.
supt G. w. Hanna is attending the
State Teachers Association now in
session in Bismarck.
r. B. Cox of Wimbledon, was bus
mess visitor in the city Tuesday.
Prof. Marschner, of Rogers, was in
the city Friday.
Roy Nokken, principal of the Eckel-
son school was a visitor in the city
Friday.
Milford Christensen, of Litchville,
has been attending teachers institute
here for the past few days.
c. J. Lee was in the city from Far
go Friday looking after his property
interests here.
Attorney NJ. J. Bnglert left Saturday
morning for McClusky, where he will
attend district court for several days.
L. Isensee,, who has been seriously
ill at the home of his son George Isen-
see, is convalescing,
Seymour Stafford, who is en- route to
Oregon, sends card every few days.
The last was mailed from DrummOnd,
Mont, and states the only thing finer
than tie trip is the scenery.
Chas. Burgess left yesterday for
Standish.
The new federal war tax has placed
tax of five cents on all long distance
calls, this taking effect Nov. i.
Valentine Potter, from the Sanborn
country, was in the city Wednesday
and called at our Office on business.
Miss Anna Petersen, county super
intendent of Williams county, has been
visiting in the Wylie Nelson home.
Prof. Field, manual training teacher
in the High school is to read a paper
on mechanical science before the
Teachers Association in Bismarck.
Dean Woodlands, of the Normal con-
servat0ry is to deliver an address in
Bismarck before the State Teachers
Association on Community Music
Mrs. .Chas. X Hills, Of the Shey-
enne fats entertained Tuesday after
noon. The ladies brought their knit
ting and Mrs. Hills served delicious
refreshments m
Milford. Olson and family arrived.
from Pretty Rock, Tuesday, and will be
the guests Of the Melton and Olson
families in Green, township for the
next few months.
Mrs. c. F.. Cobb, of Moorhead, who
has been visiting in the city has re-
turned to her home in Minnesota.
Miss Mccoy, Miss Amidon, Miss
Farnsworth, Mr.. Finney and Mr.. Arms
dorf of the Normal faculty are attend
ing the State Teachers meeting in
Bismarck.
Mr.. Johnson, of the American Book
company is in the city and will remain
until after the Valley City-Jamestown
football game, which he expects to be
great" in the slang Interpretation.
Francis Lampman, son of Mrs. So
phie Lampman, Of this city, enlisted
last spring-at Fargo with: the regular
army. From there he went to st.
Louis, Fort Bliss, Sparta and then
to Plattsburgh. He, is with the light
artillery, and although only is years
old has been made a corporal. That
is certainly a fine record to obtain
with the regulars. 49,.
The Parent Teachers league of the
Richie school held their regular meet
ing Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. w. G.
Lyon presiding. The seventh grade
boys sang the. New Dixie" There
were piano solos by Jessie Palmer and
Nancy Featherstone. Mrs. Frank Bal
ley and Mrs. Kuntz read papers on
"Cultivating Honesty in Children"
The third and seventh grades led in
the contest for the banner.
Mrs. A G. Smith delightfully."- enter
tanned at costume party at her home
Friday evening, in honor of Mrs.
George Aldahl, formerly of Valley City,
but now of Minneapolis. The evening
was spent at singing, and vaudeville
stunts which were very cleverly per-
formed by the guests. A delicious
lunch was served at late hour.
Mrs. Christine Curtiss, of Karnak,
was a visitor at the Royal Neighbor
meeting Friday evening.
Mrs. Mat Kaiser, of Rogers, was In
the city Friday evening to attend the
meeting of the Royal Nefghbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Froysaa, enter
tanned at an informal dinner Friday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Lorin Ritch-.
lie, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bassett.
Mrs. Stewart, of Hope, Is visiting
Mrs. Margaret Stewart and attended