The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-20
From Tuesdays Daily
Father John Baker went to Fargo

yesterday afternoon.
Herb Weston left on the early local
for Fargo this morning.
f. II. G. Tenney and family left last
night on No. s for Fargo where thew
will reside.
Floyd Stull came up yesterday from
Hawley, Mimi, and is calling on
friends in the city today.
j. N. Roherty, Donald Ross and
Raymond Scott, surveyors from Jam
estown, are registered in our city.
John Krug is building fine new
residence on the corner Of Third street
and Sixth avenue. Ed Romfo has the
contract.
Attorney Herman Winterer, &C.
companied by Attorney Fred Fred
rickson ,autoed to Dent, Mimi, to pre-
pare the Winterer summer home for
occupancy, the family leaving for
there shortly.
Rev. j. F. L. Bohnhoff left last eve
ming for St. Paul, Mimi, where he
will attend church conference, after
which he will 60 to Illinois to visit old
home relatives and friends. He ex-
poets to be gone about ten days.
President George A. Mcfarland left
yesterday afternoon on belated No.
for Grand Forks where he will be
present at the Inauguration of Presi-
dent Kane, of the state university, and
(. also attend meeting of the state
board of regents.
Sheriff Kelly tells us that the draft
ed men scheduled to leave here June
"a, have been re-routed and will leave
over the Northern Pacific at $40 June
%. "A special train carrying men
from other points will take the Barnes
county contingent.
Ray Thurston, who has been visit
ing at his home here in the city, was
recalled to Forsyth, Mont, his home,
last night on account of floods. and
high water. Mr.. Thurston lives on the
highest spot in his town but we are
told the water reached his house and
the furniture was floating around. In
some places in Forsyth the water was
four feet deep.
F. =. Ployhar and Hugh Mcdonald,
who have this Thrift Stamp Drive on
their minds and conscience, were up
at Wimbledon, Leal, Rogers and Darcy
yesterday in the interests of the stamp
drive. The boys report great enthus-
iasm in all the towns visited and when
the returns come in from these patrio-
tic centers you can rest assured that
they will come over in good shape
Two German alien women were reg
istered at the police station today and
showed their peaceful disposition to-
wards the laws Of the United States.
0. S. Gunderson, formerly engaged
in the shoe repairing business in this
city, but who is now on the road for
a popular shoe firm, has moved back
to Valley City with his family and are
living in the Meldahl house on South
Fifth avenue. We are pleased to have
them back as citizens of the town. Mr..
Gunderson enrolled on our daily list
yesterday and says he enjoys the
Times Record. We are pleased to
hear this.
Deputy Sheriff Milliagan, of Fargo,
was in the city last night coming up
on No. ] to take back Tom Thomas, a
colored man arrested yesterday by
Chief of Police Swanson for severely
cutting white man with razor in a
fight in Fargo Sunday night. Thomas
made his escape from Fargo after do
ing the slashing but was located and
arrested here, he also taking with him
Theresa Stowe, a 15-year-old girl who
was held here by the police for run
ming away from home. He returned
on No. 2 last night.
Mrs. Geo. A. McFarland, secretary
treasurer Of the Tuesday club has re-
ceived a letter notifying the club that
a war orphan has been given to their
care for two years. He is Georges