The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-09-27

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Times, Sept. 19.-Martin Giste went
to st. Paul Tuesday with a car of cat
tie for the local shipping association.
Miss Clara Nelson was at home for
a short visit the. first of the week. She
is employed near Montpelier.
Mrs. Nick Smith and children re.
turned last Friday to their home at
Fairmount, Mimi, after a visit at the
Heise home.
Victor Nelson had knee cap brok.
en- in the runaway that occurred last
week, and is under the doctors care
at Litchville.
Quite number Of school children
we're vaccinated by Doctors Platou
and Sommerfelt, Friday and Monday,
and an exclamation heard quite often
nowadays is, Don't touch my arm!'
<a N. j. K0rwald, Oliver Olson, Joseph
Holeer and Henry Olsaskie left Tues
day for Regina, Sask., where they will
work through the threshing season,
which is just commencing there.
A. P. Nelson is building an addition
to his house north of town. Peter
Knutson is also raising the house and
setting it on new foundation, square
with the compass. 81
A new maple floor is being laid in
the Cooperative store, and Manager
. Grenlaw says he will feel safe from
going through into the basement when
he wants to dance jig after good
days business.
Otto Gilbertson has moved from Val:
ley City into the new house Oh the
Platou farm south OF town. The
Times is glad to welcome this family
into the community and believe they
will be worthy addition.
The second contingent of Barnes
County men were ordered to report at
Valley City on the 18th. Among them
were the following: Herman Cayer
Benjamin Boom, Melvin Nohre, of
Litchville, Ole Thorud, of Kathryn
Jens @. Aas, of Fingal.
Three OF the North LaMoure youn
men have gone to the colors this Wee1
namely, George Wennerson, p ., !,
Heise and ToriWald N al. who wsl
called stoSLaMoIre Tuesday A large
crowd of neighbors and friends gath.
cred at the N0rdahl home to give them
farewell reception Sunday afternoon.
A purse Of $35 was presented to them
They have the best wishes of the com.
munity for their welfare and safe re.
turn.
G. H. Kulsrud and S. L. Rieten went
to Fargo by train Saturday to attend
the high cost of living conference
which was held on Monday. Among
those who went by auto to Valley City
and fhnro h1ys = yNoi ,n -
son, 9. A. andl J. M. Rodin, Henry
Kulsrud, John Arves, Olaf Hagen, H.
J. Peterson, N. p. Linn and Ole Kin
servik. The meeting was attended
by farmers from all parts of the state
and resolutions passed asking for
regulation of prices on all products to
compare with wheat, and other war.
time regulations for the welfare of
producer and consumer.
Anton Anderson went to Fargo to.
day on business.
Mrs. Carl Froid and daughter Ellie
returned Monday from their visit to
Valley City.
Miss Constance Wennerson has
been spending few days vacation at
her home this week. and Leonard Las
oO0OA 40 dSSAoIAuS III TIC I0lcTSOu q
DAZZLE store during her absence
The fire bell and tower was raised
last Friday morning south of the fire
hall on the right-of-way. The new
hall Is nearly completed and Hastings
will soon have an efficient fire fight
ing apparatus in working order
: Clarence FOien is nursing a broken
wrist as result Of motorcycle spill
on Tuesday. He does not know how