The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-21
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J. E. Duncan was a Fargo business
caller Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Nelson ami
daughter went to Fargo Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Sandness left Oh
a visit to Fargo last Tuesday.
j.. A. Egge and son, Andrew,
motored to jamestown last Sunday, to
see John Egge.
Mrs. Ole N. Haarsager returned
home Monday from Jordan, Mimi,
where she has been for several weeks
taking mud baths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole J. Belling, S. S.
Urang and Rev. Froyen left Wednes'
day for Fargo to attend the annual
meeting of the Free church.
w. A. Anderson, who is holding
down claim in Montana writes US
to send him the Bulletin to kepler-
vile, that state and adds: cant get
along without the Bulletin
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Bennett return
ed here last Friday, after spending
the past school year at Indianapolis,
Ind, where Jim is taking a course
in dentistry.
Another fine rain fell here Mon.
day, making everybody smile, We'd
nesday was quite cold with a strong
northwest wind that was almost
gale Everything is coming along
nicely
Cars sold by Olaf Hansen Co. dur
ing the past week: Guy Lund, Ford;
John Sortland, Overland roadster;
DR.. c. A. Platou, Country Club; O. P.
Paulson, Adrain, Overland touring
car; Louis Busche, Overland touring
car.
Mrs O. L. Olson was Fargo Wis
itor the fore part of this week.
Mrs. L. j. Savage and Miss Sena
Mennis were Fargo callers yesterday
and today.
Miss Ida Carlson of Sacred Heart,
Mimi, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Gudmestad, arriving Saturday.
The Bulletin Office is being treat
ed to a coat of paint this week by
Ernie Peterson of Battle Lake, Mimi.
Miss Helen Stixrud arrived home
Tuesday from Portal, where she
taught in the public SCHOOLS the past
two years.
Miss Paulina Giibertson, of Elgin,
Iowa, arrived last Tuesday and is a
guest at the home Of her uncle, Gust
Gilbertson, south Of town.
Miss Marie Jacobson, our hello girl,
returned Tuesday from the Twin
Cities, where she attended the reunion
of the three Norwegian Lutheran
synods.
George B. Sartsten was a Valley
City visitor last Sunday.
60 Saturday.
Call at the Times-Record Office when
In Valley City and see the wonderful
linotype machine.
1t is reported that Emanuel Kol.
ke, southeast of town, has enlisted in
Company G, at Valley City.
A. P. Hanson and J. H. Lubbehu-
sen transacted business in probate
court at LaMoure last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hedge Ness left Mon
day for two weeks visit with rela-
tives at Minneapolis and other Min
nesota points.
w. A. Miller was a passenger to
Valley City Monday, where he. had a
minor operation performed at the
General hospital
E. H. Headland, who is serving as
juror at the Barnes county term Of
district court, spent Sunday with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schroeder and
baby, Master Avoid Garger and their
niece motored over from Bordulac last
Saturday to visit their aunt, Mrs. Neu-
mann, and relatives at Litchville.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Boelter and son,
OF Washburn, were guests at the G..
BuetoW home, south of town, from
Friday until Wednesday, Mrs. Boelter
is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Buetow.
A. JongeWard, clerk of Greenland
township, returned home via the N.
T. last Friday from Valley City
where he took the registration cards.
Greenland enrolled IS of military age.
). Z. Stenerson went to Fargo on
Tuesday to be present at an opera.
ton which was performed on Mrs.
STEVENSON Wednesday morning. Mrs.
Stenerson was taken seriously ill last
week and taken to Fargo on the train
Friday. Her mother, Mrs. O. O.
BJerke, accompanied her.
R. E. Stuart left Monday for trip
to Saskatchewan, Can, where he has
filed on homestead. He expects
to be gone about two weeks. and his
place at the barber shop will be filed
by Harold Melton, of Darcy, who ar.
rived here on Monday.
Henry CHASER was a Fargo business
visitor Monday and Tuesday.
Clifford Thompson, son of Jim
Thompson, of this city, has enlisted
at Fargo.
Jake Johnson went to Fargo Mon
y day to secure medical treatment for
heart trouble.
Guests at the J. A. Egge home this
week are Mrs. Karn Hannum and
daughter, Esther, of St. James, Mimi.
who arrived Tuesday. Mrs. Hannum
is sister of Mr. Egge.
Olaf Hansen has moved into the
Stuart residence, which he recently
purchased, and Mr. Stuart has leased
the Thorson house.
The High Prairie Pigeforening will
mold their annual sale at the Veberg
school house at IL o'clock noon on
Tuesday, June 26.
County Commissioner John Sand
and son, Gustaf, went to Fargo last
Friday, where the lad had his appen.
ak removed at st. Luke's HOSPITAL
Mr.. Sand returned Monday.
Or. w. c. Aylen was up from Far.
go Monday and Tuesday. His fut.