The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-15
From Saturdays Daily

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Wilson, of Cour-.
tenay, N. D., were in the city yester-
day looking after matters of business
and were making the Rudolf Hotel
their headquarters while here. 49,
NJ. E. Kribs, Of the Grand Forks
branch, of the Hart Parr Mfg. Co., is
in the city today on business. He will.
leave this evening for his home at
Wimbledon. |.i1 ~-E' ~ = - ~
c. K: Otto, Of the Valley City Land
and Investment Company, left this
morning for Mankato and other south
ern Minnesota points to bring up
bunch Of prospective land buyers from
that section. aty - >E -. -.e,
Mrs. o. W. Moore, OF Ida Grove, Ia.,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
W. W.. Fritch, of this city, and her,
sister, Mrs. c.. L. Codding, of Man
dan, returned to Ida Grove this morn
ing, going out on the early morning
N. P. local. -..-
! Mrs. Dora Bakken came down from
Binford last right on No. 8 and re-
manned overnight at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Edw. Bakken, leaving this
morning for Mott where she will look
after farming operations for couple
of weeks.
Prof. Roy Divers, a graduate of the
State Normal school was here yester-
day. We are Informed that Mr.. Div.
ers will form part of the teaching
staff of our public school system the
coming term, being in the science de-
partment. t.,
Rev. ]. S. Wilds returned to the
city yesterday after spending a week
in the beautiful little CITY Of Lisbon.
mr.. Wllds occupied the Methodist pull
PIT in that city last Sunday. While
there ne was guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley S. Grover, Mrs.
Grover being Mrs. Wilds sister.
Mrs. Mary Schmidt and grand
daughter, Agnes Neustadter, left this
afternoon for Casselton to spend a
week visiting Mrs. Schmidt's sister.
Mrs. r. Standish.
John Wilson who has been ailfnp for
the past year, will leave Monday for,
rochester to consult the physicians Of
that place. -. =
Friends of Mrs. Chas. Hollinsheaa.
Sr., will be sorry to learn that she Is
Ill at her home, as the result of q fan
last Thursday. : -
Mrs: Margaret Glasgow, of FARGO.
came this morning to spend the week
end at the home Of Mrs. C, N. Rhodes
on Normal avenue.
Attorney Lee Combs went down tn
Minneapolis on business last NIGHT and
will probably drop off at Dent for an
over Sunday visit with his family,
mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hill. of Bur
hngton, Iowa, arrived this morning
and will be guests at the home of Rev.
ana Mrs. Domeij for a couple of
Rev. Ralph Carleton who has been
visiting for the psat month through
out Minnesota, is the guest at the.
nome OF his brother-in-law. w. S. Fer
guson, on Fifth avenue.
Mrs. J. E. Haskell, who has been
guest at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. P. r. Trubshaw, left this morn
ing for Sutton, N. D., on No. z, go
ing to Cooperstown to spend the day
and from there to Sutton by auto.
Art Thorrey, of Wimbledon. N. D..
arrived in the city this morning and
IS looking after business matters dur
ing the day.
j.: r. Buttree has been appointed
chairman of the farm labor reserves
committee for Barnes county and is
really the boss of these shock troops
and generalissimo of all the shock
troops in this county. Mr.. Buttree is
also one OF the fellows who lined up
the list of those who are going out
shocking and it seems to us as if Jim
has been having some of this glory
,swlped from him. But we did not
know the difference and he did not say
anything and we found it out by ac-
cident. We doff our hat to Gen. Jim
Buttree and don't any Of you fellows
sound the big az after this without
consulting him.