The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-18

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c. S. shuppey and C. S. Moore, both
of Hope, were Valley City visitors
Thursday.
Miss Ann MCGEE went to Orisks
Tuesday evening to spend the winter
at the home of her brother, Charles
MCGEE.
P. E. Thayer Towner, of Fargo, was
registered at the Rudolf Tuesday while
attending to business matters here.
Miss Marie Danielson, who has been
assisting in holding revivals at Steele
returned to the city Monday evening.
Frank Wilcox, of the Risa shop, re-
turned from Chicago last Saturday aft
er six weeks visit with his parents
Fred Schulz, a farmer Of this vicin
ity. has been guest at the Rudolf the
last few days while attending district
court.
Thee. Martin and e. G.. Linke, OF
Chaffee, were here on business Thurs
day. They were guests of Rev. }. F. L.
Bohnhoff.
Miss Gertrude Cook left Saturday
for her home at Arcola, Ind, where
she will be married shortly to Roy
lverson, of Valley City.
J. NJ. Gran, of Jamestown, was reg
istered at the Kindred while attending
to matters of business here Monday.
L. D. Richardson, general manager
of the North Dakota Independent Tele
phone company, was visitor in the
city Tuesday.
l.. R. Menke returned to his home in
Sanborn Monday evening after rev
:.sk hi ut vi
at Riverside hospital.
A. E. Coleman returned to his nome
near Rogers Saturday after short
visit at the home of his daughter, Mrs
Stroud Hollinshead.
S. Risa left Monday evening for the
Twin Cities for an extended visit. He
expects to attend the Winter Sports
carnival at st. Paul next week.
5Griswold News of Marion Sentinel
Miss Helen Bubach left Tuesday fo1
Valley City to resume her work at
the formal.
Frank Kramer, cashier of the State
Bank of Marion, spent the latter part
of last week at the home of his mother
Mrs. Marion Kramer, on Helena ave
nue..
Delamere Mistletoe: L. N. Somons
former editor of the MistletOe, and his
wife, now of Leal, were visiting friends
and relatives here the fore part of the
week.
Elmer Skretting visited at the home
of his parents Tuesday between trains
No. 3 and Z. He is member of the
state university basketball quint that
plays jamestown college at that city
Tuesday evening. The team won from
Concordia college at Moorhead Mon
day evening.
New Rockford State Center: w. F
Stevens, who has charge of the
Thompson yards here, went to Valley
City Saturday to attend the salesmen's
convention which meets there this
week. >. B. A. Hamann went to Val
ley City Saturday to attend the con
vention held there for the Thompson
yards statesmen. Mr.. Hamann has
charge of the yard at Bremen.
The Women's club members gave a
dinner Monday evening to their hus
bands at the home of Mrs. A. B. Cox
on Fifth avenue. Covers were laid fol-
20, and pink predominated in the color
scheme of decorations. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. A: S. Sigurdson
and Mrs. D: S. Richie. Individual
place cards done in ink by Mrs. Richie
were distinctly novel. After partak
ing of the dinner the guests played SOC
and conversed about the culinary &C
complishments of their respective
wives.
Mrs. Mabel Boyce who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. H. c. Aamotn
will leave for her home in Minneapolis
Wednesday, While here Mrs. Boyce
has been the honor guest of number
of social affairs.
Oscar Olson, who resides on rura
route No. 3, called Monday while In
town to renew his subscription to the
Weekly.
Lisbon Free Press: Miss Bertha
Hildebrant returned Saturday from
her home at Wahpeton to be at hel
duties in the school room on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Blanch are the
proud parents of a big boy born tc
them at Riverside hospital Mother
and child are doing nicely and r. D
is spreading the glad tidings with louC
acclaim.
John Corcroan, of Belle PLANE
Mimi, who has been the guest of Ill
aunt, Mrs. John Coyle, and family, lei
for his home Thursday evening.
Fargo Forum: John Tracy, bank
er of Valley City, was in Fargo yes
terday and today as a guest at the
home of Mrs. NJ. Tracy Compton, his
sister.
Northern Pacific and 500 trains
again are running far behind SEIZED
ule time, owing to the blizzard which
has prevailed for two days.
R. E. Saberson, general manager Of
the Minneapolis office Of the Thomp
son Lumber company, arrived from
Minneapolis Saturday morning.
Lidgerwood Broadaxe: Miss Aga
tina Dewey returned to Valley Cit
Monday to again take up her schoo
duties, she having been called hom
by the fatal illness Of her brother
George.
Medina Citizen: Ernest J. Stangler
of Lucca, was here Tuesday to attend
the annual meeting of the stakeholder:
and directors of the Security State
bank. >. Mrs. Bert Lush and daughter
Gail, returned to their home at Vale!
City Friday after weeks visit here
with her sister, Mrs. L. G. Smith.
Herb Hanson was the victim Of a:
elevator accident the latter part O
last week at the building occupied b!
the Northern Seed company. The ele
vator broke, giving him fall which
dislocated a shoulder and bruised hin
considerably. He will be confined tt