The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-09-06

chemical fire extinguishers subdued
the flames however, before the fire
department arrived. Scorched wood
work and burned wall paper were the
extent of the damages.
E. M. Gentry, of Clementsville, few
days ago purchased the Joos-Stroud
cottage at Spiritwood lake.
The Midland Continental train has
changed time It arrives at sos a. m.
and leaves at 8:15 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Sinlminson and chill
dren of Plaza, were over Sunday que
dren, of Plaza, were over Sunday
guests at the Z. w. Stein home.
Miss Mildred Farup returned last
Friday to herr home at Neville, after
three weeks visit at the Ed Fellisou
home.
Tom Ambuhl and family and Earl
Stein left for Minneapolis Tuesday in
Mr.. Ambuhl's new Dodge car that he
purchased of e. W. Stein Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Dilworth Price, of Fin
gal spent Sunday in Wimbledon the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wright.
Charles Carl, who is travelling as
subscription solicitor for the Bismarck
Tribune, is spending the week in VIM
bledOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beach, of Cour-
tenay, were in Wimbledon on Saturday
visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Michael
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Daily and Mr..
and Mrs. "A. Rudolf, of Courtenay,
,uo,. ,,,o,+, ~ Tho M n Micha olsnn
home on Sunday. ...-..
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Heaney and two
children drove down from Glenfeld
Saturday and spent Sunday at the G.
A. Mcbride home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Stein and son,
Edward, and the Misses Claris and
Gertrude Bergh autoed to New Rock
ford on Friday. -
Frank Wilson and family came in
from their camp at Spiritwood lake
and spent Sunday with the R. B. Cox
and the Tom Flewell families
Rev. NJ. Hand and wife, of Valley
City, came to Wimbledon Saturday to
visit Rev. and Mrs. j. S. Miller. Rev.
hand occupied the pulpet at Leal Sun.
day afternoon and at the local M. E.
church in the evening. They return
ed to Valley City Monday morning.
Mrs. LIMA Bennington of Mount Ayr,
Iowa, arrived here on Thursday and
will spend couple of weeks with her
cousin, Mrs. Ed. Wright.
Emil Finner, Bert Cunningham and
J. F. Blake, of Company H, now sta
toned at Valley City, returned Wed
-o,ao~, oR%or oronGipo covora1 DAVIS in
Wimbledon.
Allan Welsh, of Fargo, was guest
at the home of his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Cox, from Satur-
day until Monday He is subscription
solicitor for the Fargo Forum.
Mr. and Mrs. D. r. Jones, of San
born, and Miss O. Burlington, OF
Omaha, Neb, spent from Sunday to
Tuesday in Wimbledon visiting Mr.:
and Mrs, r. r. Brueske and family.
F. E. Jordan was recently appointed
state deputy health officer. The du-
ties of that Office will not interfere
with his present position as manager
of the Wimbledon Furniture company.
Miss Ruth Clark and Hazel Bailey,
Of .Lidgerwood, and the Misses Grace
and Mae KOtchian, Henrietta W1lke
and Rosetta Wright Of this city are
spending the week at Spiritwood lake
dwelling in the Wolf cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. p: Losier and daughter
Lucille, left Wednesday for their home
in Weyburn, Sask. Mrs. Losier spent
several months. here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Mcbride. Mr..
Losier came down two weeks ago.
r.. Clendening returned Saturday
from an auto trip to Rock Rapids,
Iowa, which he made in company
with F. Nichols and o. B. Christoph-
erson of Kensal, and o. Zimmerman
of Jamestown. They wen down
through South Dakota, passing
through Aberdeen, Huron and Sioux
Falls, and came back through western
Minnesota by way of Pipestone, Mar
shall, Montevideo and Moorhead. Mr..
Clendening was much impressed with
the intensified system of farming in
Iowa. He says some of the farmers
will realize SIS per acre this year.
"The corn crop is great and the money
they receive for hogs sounds like fairy
tales" he says. He is a stanch advo-
cate of diversified farming in North
Dakota now.