The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-28

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Miss Julia Haarsager went to Far:
go Monday.
Charles E. Green arrived in the city
Tuesday to look after farming matters.
5. j. Olson, of Chicago, who has
been spending "a week at the S. J.
Sortland home, left again Friday.
Ed. Karn arrived in the city last
Saturday from Plentywood, Mont, af-
ter several years absence.
Charles Hum, of Edgeley was a
guest at the Martin Benson home yes
terday.
Elias Haarsager was at Fargo from
Thursday until Monday, going down
to see his daughter, Cora, who is at
hospital.
Alfred, Arthur and Elmer Dibbern
returned Friday from $50 mile auto
trip to Eureka, S. D. They report
fair roads.
Guert Vogelaar has been carrying
his arm in sling the past week, on
account of broken collar bone, which
ne received while taking care" of
risky horse.
oren arrived here last Tuesday from
Lone Rock, Wis, and will spend the
summer at the Rein home southeast Of
town.
Cars sold the past week by the
Olaf Hansen Co.: Fred Hemmer,
Ford roadster, Guy Smith, Overland
roadster; C. A. Arduser, Country
Club; Luthe Bros, Overland; Smith
of Dickey, Country Club; Knutson,
of Adrian, Overland.
/ Rev. J. C. Hummel conducted SER
vices at Embden Sunday
Harry A. Olson returned last Fri
day from a weeks visit at St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delwin Baertsch were
in town last Friday afternoon.
Hedge J. Ness returned home last
Friday afternoon from a few days
stay in Minneapolis on business.
Miss Carol Casey spent Thursday
and Friday at the Neill home, near
Eastedge.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller arrived
here from st. Paul last Thursday and
will spend some time with Mrs. Mill
er's mother, Mrs. Sandin.
W. M. Greger returned Monday to
his home at Darlington by auto, at
ter short visit at the Neumann home.
John Mennes, C. T. AMI Ben SHEDS
hammer were Fargo callers last Fri
day and Saturday to attend the an
nual meeting of the Free church and
Nonpartisan rally
+. F. 'Satterele and son, Robert,
went to Fargo last Thursday.
Fageman's shoe store has been
treated to a coat of paint this week.
Halsten Peterson was up from Has
tings Wednesday.
Skandia Ladies' Aid Wednesday, June
q, at 2.
Leonard Skagen, who is employed
at Fort Ransom, is spending Chau-
tauqua week in this city,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Vixen were Far
go callers Tuesday and Wednesday.
| The bricklayers started to work on
the new meat market building last
Saturday and have made good pro-
gress.
Miss Mabel Hanson is back in this
city for short stay after spending
the greater part Of the winter at st.
Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Embertson were
in town Monday evening.
0. 0. Bjerke was a Fargo caller
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Henry TenPas left last Mon
day for a visit with home folks at
Vesper, Wis.
Miss Gudrun Thangstad spent last
week with friends at Fort Ransom.
Mrs. Andrew Walterson was a Far
go caller from Thursday until Monday.
Miss Elsie Koppelman returned to
her home at Hankinson Monday, after
visit at the Neumann home.
Gust Miller has just completed a
new 30 81 foot barn with hin roof
and lean to.
K. A. Jongeward went to Fargo Tues
day to attend the state Sunday school
convention.
John Hougan received the contract
for making the new concrete cistern
Tor our fire protection at a cost of
$7e5.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLAUS Olson are spend-
ing the week at Yankton, S. D., leav.
ing here Monday. They will be gone
about one week.
Carl Bother is back from a ten day
trip to Marmon, Alamo and other
points in Williams county. He re-
turned Tuesday and says there has
been no rain up there since April, but
the crops are still looking good.
Mrs. Mary Wilkes left Wednesday
on an extended trip which will take
her to Mantador and Elizabeth, N. D.,
and Watson, Sask. At the latter plac
she will visit her oldest son, Henry
Wilkes.
Miss Grace Peterson, a daughter of
Sam Peterson, is spending her sum-
mer vacation in this city, arriving
Thursday. She is attending the state
school for the blind at Bathgate.
Mrs. Matt Redeker, Miss Nellie
kluvers and Ben Kluvers went to Far
go yesterday to attend the Sunday
school convention, as delegates from
the local Reformed church.
An 18-year old son of John Minter,
living five miles south of Marion. was
brought to local doctor last Friday
with bad abscess on his hand. He
remained in town severay days taking
treatment.
Mrs. Ed Montbriand, who has been
spending couple of weeks at the
Daniel Vikstrom home, returned
Tuesday to her home at Little Falls,
MINI. Mrs. Montbriand is a niece of
Mr.. Vikstrom and a daughter of Gus
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